Regional wrestling finals crown two D-10 champions
In Altoona Regionals Culbertson and Yerg battled for control with Yerg earning a decisive 5-0 victory over Culbertson in the 180-pound semifinal. District 10 produced two champions in Flint and Magoon with 5-0 wins, while Rick Stuyvesant’s upset loss capped a surprising session. Final matches sent Flint and Magoon to the FIAA finals with other District 9 and 10 runners-up advancing to Penn State.
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Bob Covertson
Corry
Altoona
Joe Yerg
State College
Yerg
Beaver Husky
Culhurtson
Corryite
Verg
Culbertson
Bedford
John Wagoner
Wagoner
Pete Marino
Clearfield
District 10
Bob Flint
Hickory
Terry Magoon
Erie
Greenville
Rick Stuyvesant
Stuyvesant
Sugar Valley
Larry Shelley
Shelley
Denny Harkless
Oil City
Dick Locke
North East
Ed Noggle
Franklin
Tim McCall
al Freeman
Mike Madura
Leroy Tolbert
Tom
Philipsburg-Oseebla
Penns Valley
Hollidaysburg
Bald Eagle
Nittany
Distriet 9
Philipsburg-Osceola
FIAA
Penn State Aginst Wineners
Pitt Field Mouse
Williamsport
Lancaster
Rob Flint
Larry Brantner
Everett
Erle
Recreation Basketball Scores and Standings Report
Multiple junior high and college level games reported with team pairings and final scores. Standings show Trojans and Jets leading, Bearcats midtable, and Globetrotters at the bottom, while UCLA tops final standings 108 to 85 over Kentucky and Michigan. All-Star game lineup listed with UCLA and All Stars competing in a Sunday-like showcase.
Clay Refuses Floyd Opponent Inquiry as Offer Emerges
New York AP report says promoter Al Bolan offered Cassius Clay $750000 to defend the heavyweight title against former champion Floyd Patterson. Patterson’s manager Bill Faversham said no interest, though Bolan claimed Patterson would fight for the chance to regain the title without a purse. The 22 year old Clay, a Roman Catholic and recent champion after Liston failed to answer the bell, reportedly weighs the offer amid controversy over his Black Muslim ties.
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New York
al Bulan
Cassius Clay
Bill Paversham
Clay
Faversham
Louisville
Bolan
Patterson
Hoss
Highland Mills
N.Y
Bulan
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
NCAA Tourney Starts Tonight in Dallas and Philadelphia
The NCAA tournament opens with doubleheaders in Dallas and Philadelphia and a three game set in Evanston. First round pairings include Connecticut vs Temple Princeton vs Virginia Military Villanova vs Providence in Philadelphia and Texas A&M vs Texas Western Creighton vs Oklahoma City in Dallas. Louisville vs Ohio U and Chicago Loyola vs Murray State in Evanston. Oregon State vs Seattle and Utah State vs Arizona State in Eugene. Regional finals head to Raleigh Minneapolis Wichita and Corvallis with elites skipping first round. Also NAIA and National Invitational action begin. Duke Wake Forest ACC title clash and Michigan Ohio State tilt shape the week.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Evanston
Agene
Connecticut
Temple
Princeton
Virginia Military
Villanova
Providence
Texas A&m
Texas Western
Creighton
Oklaoma City
al Evanston
Louisville
Ohio U
Chicago Li Oa
Murray State
Eugene
Utah State
Arizona State
Oregon State
Seattle
Raleigh
N.C
Minneapolis
Wichita
Corvallis
Ore
Duke
Kentucky
San Francisco
UCLA
Kansas State
Michigan
New York
Sea Square Garden
Wake Forest
Town
Ohio State
Michigan State
Erie Strong Vincent Wins State High School Swimming Title
In Pittsburgh at Trees Pool Erie Strong Vincent tops the Pennsylvania state meet with 33 points to capture the team title. Manheim Township 29, Abington and Gateway 24, York 21, Erie Academy 14, with other top finishers including Peabody, Mount Lebanon, and Upper Merion among the first ten. Individual event winners include Ron Brillhart York 200 IM in a new mark, Jim Popoff Erie East in 10 yard butterfly with a new record, John King Erie Academy in 10 yard freestyle with a new record, and Pete Williams Peabody in 100-yard backstroke with a new record.
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Pittsburgh
Erie Strong Vincent
King of Pennsylvania High School
Pitt
Trees
Manheim
Abington
Gateway
York
Erie Academy
Peabody
Erie East
Mount Lebanon
Upper Merion
Ron Brillhart
Pete Williams
Rick Anderson
McKeesport
John
Tom
Ludwig
Baldwin
Barry Kerr
Marple Newton
Jim Popoff
Richard Tompkins
Brillhart
Dave Solomon
Pat Baker
Lancaster
Charles Atwater
South Hills
Pete Reed
Neshaminy
John King
George Marshall
Dave Nelson
Erie
Strong Vincent
Douglas Owen
Jay Williams
Radnor
Bob Locke
Sharon Hill
Les Moore
Eric Strong Vincent
Marek Zychowsky
Richard Price
William Tome
Tom Denlinger
Richard Burge
Central Bucks
John Hahnfeldt
Gatew
Fred Hahnfeldt
Owen
Richard Davidson
John Lawrence
Upper Darby
Loyola Faces Top Powers In Quest To Repeat Title
Loyola Ramblers open defense against Murray State in Evanston, then potential showdowns with Michigan and Kentucky as they pursue a NCAA repeat. Coach George Ireland says the team is capable, aiming to win one game at a time while targeting a path that could include UCLA and Duke in the late rounds.
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Chicago Yard
Chicago
Loyola
Ramblers
Rambler
George Ireland
Michigan
Kentucky
Duke
UCLA
Murray State
Evanston, Il
Ireland
Evanston
Land's Ramblers
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Royals Time Running Out as Celtics Clinch Division Threat
The Cincinnati Royals trail the Boston Celtics by three games in the East as four games remain. The Celtics beat the Detroit Pistons 118 to 106 to pull ahead, while New York crushed Philadelphia 140 to 108 and St. Louis defeated Baltimore 125 to 117. Bill Russell had 17 rebounds and shot well, helping Boston secure a halftime lead and coast to the win. In the West, the St. Louis Hawks narrowed the margin with a victory over San Francisco, threatening the top spot.
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Fress
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Royals
Detroit Pistons
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Bill Russell
Boston
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
Bulldogs Kings Of District 10 Clash For WPIAL Title
Uniontown area headline notes Bulldogs, District 10 champs two years earlier, facing Midland in the Pittsburgh Civic Arena for the WPIAL Class A basketball championship. Other district finals and non playoff results are listed, including Meadville's District 10 Class A title, and Evergreen action in Districts 3, 6, 9.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Midland
Pittsburgh Civie
WPIAL
Wistar
PIAA
Conshohocken
Northwestern
Dixon
Lawrence
Otto Bloin
Distr 3
Steelton - Highspire
Cahndersburg
Hershey
Hollidaysburg
Huntingdon
Calasamua
Larry Miller
Rer Tha
Listrick
Fountains Hill
Pine Grove
Cata- Sauqua
Scranton Central
Nanticoke
Meadville
Eric Strong Vincent
Everett
Meyersdale
Germantown
Philadelphia
Bowling league and high school bowling results list
Bowling results from BowbAire and Beaver League events include Norton 204 and 200 in Early Mixed Doubles, Berghaus and Hepler high scores, Emmy Thompson 202 and others in Regular Mixed Doubles, Bob Sanders 243 in VFW Mixed Doubles, and Don Bradford 216. Beaver League high scorers Tom Morton 520, Denny Buckes 499, Shirley Clark 324, plus junior and bantam categories at Avalon Center with multiple players posting top series and games.
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Bill Norton
BowbAire
Herb Berghaus
Hon Hepler
Emmy Thompson
Ed Thompson
Berle
Kane
Iun
Cathy Jones
Bob Sanders
Lusty
VFW
Don Bradford
Sophie Douglas
Blanche Zajac
Tom Morton
Denny Buckes
Joe DeMarte
Ron Hanks
Denny Becker
al Smith
Ron Hepler
Shirley Clark
Donna McEldowney
Ans
Connie Hammond
Stagg Failing In Health
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 101, longtime football figure and Hall of Fame figure as both player and coach, remains in poor condition in Stockton California. Spokesmen report he spent a relatively comfortable afternoon after two days of IV feeding and fluids by mouth as uremic poisoning and old age take their toll. Stagg, Yale graduate, coached at the University of Chicago and did not retire until age 98.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Hillhaven Con
Stagg
Yale
University of Chicago
UCLA Junior High league honors go to McChesney and Wetmore
John McChesney led UCLA with 101 points and Dave Wetmore added 82 as the Bruins claimed the second half championship with a 10 3 record in the Junior High recreation basketball league. McChesney also had 47 field goals to Wetmore’s 40, with Dick Steves third in points at 79. Final stats were compiled by Jim Becker.
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TICLA
Kentucky
Michigan
Wichita
Terry Upperman
Larry Huffman
Tery Mel Gray
UCLA
Dick Steves
George Costello
Rodney McCray
Gene Zajac
Dan Dingfelder
Larry Hashvouck
Jim Clark
Mark Furst
Jim Ohrn
John McChesney
Dave Wetmore
Bill Raupach
Dave Edwards
Terry McCray
John’ McChesney
McChesney
Wetmore
Uelans
Mac
Dan Dingtelder
Baseball News Highlights Manny Jimenez and Finley Dispute
Manny Jimenez of the Kansas City Athletics, hampered by travel and revolution rumors in the Dominican Republic, faced a late camp arrival fine of 200. Once a league leader in July 1962, his season deteriorated under Finley’s influence. Meanwhile, Willy Mays launched Phoenix Municipal Stadium’s first home run as the Giants beat Cleveland 6-2. Colavito’s salary dispute with Finley continued, with a gap between 47,500 and 54,000 suggested. The Cubs A team swept Boston 9-6 while their B squad lost to the Los Angeles Angels.
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Associated Press
Manny Jinsenez
Kansas City Athetics
Charles O. Finley
Dominican Republic
Bradens Ton
Fla
Jimenes
Marager Frdie Tlopaz
Manny
Mets
Republic
Jimenez
United States
Finley
Hank Bauer
Kansas City
Hocky Colavito
Detroit Star
Tigers
Colavito
Temple
Ab Bradenton
Willie Mays
Phoenix
Municipal Stadium
San Francisco
Cleveland
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Don Landrum
Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
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Bob
Bob Cohertson
Ague Big Dippers
Trojans
Globetrotters
Blue Angels
Beavers
Bearcats
Jets
Vikings
Dan Taylor
Dippers
Hal Blount
Celticx
Torold Sorenson
Rod Bankes
Trotters
John Cragg
Angels
Mark Bloom
Bill Craker
Bob Boutwell
Jack Cummings
Jerry Mann
Gary Zajac
Big Dippers
Anels
Dave Lundquist
Walter Clark
Merle Wertz
Dave Vanderpool
Bald Eagle Nittany
Ron Hamilton
Barry Breen
Robert Weber
Terry Black
Thomas Muir
Richard Locke
Richard Conta
Richard Hohn
Chestnut Ridge
Harold Short
Joseph Yerg
State Colege
Beilford
Ray Malone
Holy Fidaysburg
Phil Morrison
Blondie
Ven
Chic Young
Lei
Floyd
Jim Mong
Jim
Gordon Jones
Vincent
King
Mong
Jones
Butler
Bill Cochran
Keli
Rich Maxwell
Haver- Hil Long
Conestoga
Simpson
John Robertson
Jack Volz
Pennsbury
John Ludwig
George Lutz
York Suburban
Grim Strong Vincent
Manheim Two
Duquesne
Reading
Bulldogs Kings
Avalon Center
Martha , Houser
Bette Jo Malone
Linda Wetmore
Theresa Tomedo
Debbie Caruso
George Davis
Dick Lewis
Rudy McCray
Jan Bosak
al Moravek
Len Migliaceio
Mike Benson
Lynn McCray
Dan Ahiial
Bantam Girls
Susan Steves
Patty Wetmore
Beckie Kane
Renee Edwards
Mary Lamiello
Bantam Boys
Rodney Hulings
Corry, PA
W. Washington St
Jane Parker
Angel Food Cakes
Cheese Food
Swiss Cheese
Worthmore
Ann Page
Sultana
Doran
Jim Doran
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Pittsburgh Steelers
Nahant
Steeler
Rocky
Willie
Banlon
Rossin
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