72 Collegiate Squads Seek Tourney Berths
Seventy two college basketball teams begin action this week chasing four major postseason titles. The NCAA tournament picture opens with 24 entries, while NAIA and NIT events start across the country. Regional pairings form as teams vie for spots in Evansville, Kansas City, and New York with several conferences holding playoff games.
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Associated Press
Ewing
Schdals
Organ State
California
Eugene
Ove
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Shreveport
NCAA
Charlotte
Lexington
Lawrences
Kab
San Francisco
New York
Maryland
Boston College
West Virginia
Manhattan
Dartmouth
Connecticut
Temple
Evanston
Tit
Miami
Ohio
Pitt
Tennessee Tech
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Indiana
Oklahoma State
Loyola of New Orleans
Langle
Stillwater
Oklo
Lawrence
Kansas State
Cincinnati
West Coast
Wyoming
Sealle
Idaho State
Arizona State of
Western Ilinois
Tennessee State
Portland
Ore
Northern Michigan
Western Illinois
Georels
Dayton
Brading
St Jomn's
Buller
St. Joseph's
St Peter’s
Intima
West Virgina
Peren
Jayhawks Stay Undefeated In City Recreation Cage
In fifth and sixth grade play the Jayhawks remained unbeaten by defeating the Blue Devils 22-19 to stay atop the standings. Other results include the Globetrotters over the Rangers 13-10 and the Shooting Stars 30-24 over the Silver Knights in overtime. Jayhawks lead the top five scorers with Billy Bachomer at 100 points and next is Lee Miller with 87.
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Jayhawks
Blue Devils
Sputniks
Flying Fort
Wolverines
Beavers
Frockers
Buckeyes
Mike Knowlton
Globetrotters
Fanthoms
Jerry Ward
Thornton Boutwell
Bob Hunt
Rockets
Jerry Williams
Bob Zalznetk
Panthers
Wildcats
Acre
Eagles
Flying Aces
Globetroters
Rangers
Shooting Stars
Cap
Silver Knights
Jobin Butters
Mike Baressi
Art Hotchkiss
John Xander
Billy Bachomer
Vietors
Jim Barber
Devils
Lee Miller
David Beal
John Butters
Yatter
Corry Billiards face Elecyn ski's in City League showdown
Corry Billiards, winners of two tight recent league games, meet second-place Elecyn ski's at Wright School gym tonight. A Sputniks and Klinkers Phologs meeting follows, with Klinkers aiming for fourth place and a playoff spot if they win and Corry Billiards lose.
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Corry Billiards
Elecynski
Wright School
Sputniks
Klinkers Phologs
Klinkers
Thhe
Moiris Steel
Prudenhial
Sproveri
Anton Borly Ndi Raymond
Carry-Jamestown
Ajax
Aera Supply
Bears Regain AHL Lead With Big Weekend
Hershey Bears return to first in the American Hockey League after a weekend where Buffalo, Cleveland, and Rochester posted results. Willie Marshall scored twice for Buffalo in a 7-2 win over Rochester while Hershey defeated Buffalo 3-0 and Providence beat Cleveland 1-0. Cleveland edged Springfield 4-3.
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Hershey Bears
Cleveland Barons
Hershey
Buffalo Bix Sons
Providence Reds
Cleveland
Rochester
Springfield
Buffalo
Bisons
Willie Marshall
Hershey Eoeing Providener
Cleveland Hippliy Bpringield
State Contenders Ready as Cage Playoffs Resume
The state scholastic basketball playoffs narrow to 30 teams with four eliminations tonight across regions. District titles near decision, with Sharon and Chester among the remaining interdistrict contenders. regional matchups include Chester vs Lansdowne in District 1 and Plymouth awaiting in the District 2 final.
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Barrisburg
Alsiriet
Faee
Sharon
Chester
Altoona
Bedford
Eric Strong Vincent
Clippers
Lansdowne
Maverford
Dethaas
Haverford
Swoyersville
Scranton Central
Plymouth
York
Warwick
Carlisle
Sunbury
Coal ‘Township
Williamsport
Bethlehem
Wilson
Tamaqua
Windber
Portagy
Grapefruit League Opens as Cards Beat Yankees Twice
Exhibition play began with the St Louis Cardinals shutting out the New York Yankees. Deron Johnson, a 19 year old rookie, offered hopeful notes while Johnny DeMerit drove in three runs in Milwaukee’s 4-3 win over Detroit. Other games featured Redlegs over White Sox 5-4, Giants over Indians 6-1, Cubs over Orioles 4-0, and Dodgers edging Phillies 5-4 in Miami.
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Frese
New York Yankees
Yanks
Milwaukee Braves
St. Lows
St. Petersburg
Casey Stengel
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Johnny DeMerit
Detroit Tigers
Bradenton
Earl Hersh
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago White Sox
Tampa
San
Cago Cubs
Baltimore
Mesa
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Miami
Redlegs
White Sox
Gene Woodling
Mary Grissom
Indians
Giants
Chuck Tanner
Cubs
Chuck Beamon
Inines
Felipe Montemayor
Charle Newtone
Fyong Secone
York Wins State Swim Crown and Records Fall
York High School dominates the 1958 PIAA swimming championships as York wins the state title by a wide margin. Mike Schaeberle sets a new 10 yard breaststroke mark of 1:09.8 and Terry Slonsker of York breaks the 100 yard butterfly record with 58.6. Tom Lindsey improves the butterfly and Dave Schubaacker tops the 200 yard freestyle with a 2:01.6, while York anchors medley and Lancaster wins relays. District playoff previews and Steelers signings conclude the item.
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Myeronly Park
Pilay
York High School
PIAA
Mike Schaeberle
Terry Slonsker
York
Tom Lindsey
Dave Schubaacker
Eve Strong Vincent
Jim Robinson
Homestead
Frank Pettinato
Erie Academy
Steve Pisher
Upper Darby
John Binder
Lancaster
District Grapplers Cup Titles Highlight Meadville Finals
Three Section grapplers clinched district bids after district finals at Meadville Allegheny College Field House. Franklin's Roger Sloan stayed unbeaten with an 8-7 120-pound win, while Titusville's Phil Myer and Jim DeMille advanced with decisive victories. Erie Academy's Lucas defeated OC sprinter Winger, and local results included DeMille pinning Caldwell and Sloan sealing a close win over Van Tassel as district teams proceed to regionals at Clearfield next Saturday.
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RCIA
Meadville
Allegheny Collee
Titusville
Phil Myer
Jim del Mille
Roger Sloan
Franklin
Clearfield
Oi City
Dan Winger
Johnny Lucas
Erie Academy
DeMille
Dick Caldwell
Erie
Vincent
Myer
Erie East
Rich Arrington
Sloan
Vic van Tassel
Union City
Van
Tassel
Wentling
McCall
Caldwell
Seiple
van Tassel
Lelone
Burnett
Kaldszewski
Lucas
Winger
Hittle
Harris
Lewis
St John
Onorato
Ferguson
DiBiase Schmidt Clash Tonight In Welter Bout
DiBiase and Schmidt meet in a New York welterweight ten rounder at St. Nicholas Arena. DiBiase 18-4-1 returns after five months out through studies and a prior knockout loss. Schmidt stands 9-6-1 and is favored. Telecast planned on Dumont at 10 p.m. EST with other bouts featuring Durelie and Moore at Madison Square Garden and Spidey Webb versus Holly Mims at Fort Wayne Memorial Auditorium.
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Tony DiBiase
Ile
Peter Schmidt
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
DiBiase
New York University
Tony DeCola
DiBiasé
Schmidt
Mike Lo
Tony
DiBisse
Dumont
Yvon Durelie
Cnck
Arthcle Moore
Tony Anthony
Madison Square Garden
Spidey Webb
Chicago
Holly Mims
Washington
Memorial Auditorium
Fort Wayne
Webb
Mims
Finland tops world Nordic ski event unofficial team crown
In Lahti Finland Jo hani Kaerkinen and Ensio yytiae finished first and second in the special jump at the world Nordic ski competition securing Finland the unofficial team championship. In hockey CSay-cannon defeated Russia 4 2 to win the world title in the decisive game of the eight day round robin tourney.
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Csay — Cannon
Russia
Lahti
Finland
Johani Kaerkinen
Ensio Yytiae
Bowling Results in Mixed Doubles League Showcases Scores
Walter Gibes led with 233 for Bowl-Aire as Hast, Paul Haltinke posted 200, Erna Willett and Marilyn Gils added 101 and 118 respectively. Team match scores include Busy Bows, Woodchoppers, Hornets, Wasps, Pinspotte, Pinsmashers, Rockets, and related totals scattered across the league results.
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Walter Gibes
Netson
Paul Haltinke
Erna Willett
Marilyn Gils
Hornets OS
Busy Bees
Wasps A
Venturi Battles Two Challengers in New Orleans Open
Ken Venturi 26 of San Francisco led the second round chase at the Greater New Orleans Open by firing 34 34 68 on the soggy City Park layout. He faces two wary pursuers Billy Maxwell Odessa Texas and Gene Littler of Singing Hills California as weather delays push the weekend schedule back. After 18 holes the field is trimmed to 60, heading into the final two rounds with prospects of a winter title on the line.
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Venturi
New Orleans
Ken
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Colif
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