Kentucky Eliminated In NCAA Cage Upset
Kentucky, defending champions and second ranked, were upset 76-61 by Louisville as NCAA regional action narrowed the field. Kansas State, St. Marys, Calif., and California advanced, while Ohio State or other top teams chased final berths. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati past Texas Christian to 34 points as West Virginia, Michigan State, and others moved closer to the finals.
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Harney Aims For Masters Invitation
In Pensacola Paul Clarmey leads the $15,000 Pensacola Open with a push toward Masters contention. Harney, tied for second behind Clarmey, seeks Augusta entry via PGA winter tour point standings as top contenders face final events before the Masters cutoffs.
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St George Leads K of C Bowling Scores Night
Tim St George topped the K of C league action with a 295 series. Highs included C Ghuvna 227 and T Stee 207. Foley’s duo 107s paced the Bowl-Aire Ladies. Mary Hoffman 198 and Ethel Russell 187 led women’s pins as the event rolled on while Mount Union standout Walter “Pete” Sanders received his third collegiate football letter at the college’s sports convocation.
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Syracuse Edges New York 129 125 in Eastern Semifinals
Syracuse defeats New York 129 125 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of three Eastern semifinal. Tomorrow’s schedule shows New York at Syracuse at noon and Minneapolis at Detroit after noon with TV coverage.
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YMCA Swimmers Host Titusville This Afternoon
Corry YMCA junior swimmers, after two early defeats, host Titusville at 2 PM in a four age bracket meet at the local pool. Coach Bill Cochran guides the team, which lost big to Jamestown but showed closer scores in Titusville. Separate meets for 14 and under, 12 and under, and 10 and under. Further home and home meets with the Erie YMCA are planned after today.
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United States Beats Czechoslovakia in World Amateur Hockey
In Prague the United States defeated Czechoslovakia 4 to 2 to tie for first with Canada in the world amateur hockey championship standings. Louise Suggs and Wiffie Smith edge toward the lead at the Titleholders Tournament halfway mark in Augusta. Quiz Star wins the feature at Gulfstream Park by two lengths amid a late challenge.
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Bradley Meets Butler In NIT Quarterfinal at Madison Square Garden
The 22nd NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden feature Bradley the 28 3 favorites facing Butler. St Bonaventure meets St John s while Manhattan meets Providence and NYU plays Denver. Bradley seeks another big win after beating St John s earlier and beating Cincinnati in the season.
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Bahama Upset Greaves Seizes Spotlight At Garden
New York reports Yama Bahama defeated Canadian Wilfie Greaves by unanimous ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Bahama immediate goal targets include Dick Tiger and former world middleweights Carmen Basilio and Gene Pullmer. Referee Art Mercante saw Bahama ahead 64-1 in rounds with two judges close behind. Grievances over a sixth round low blow penalty added controversy to the televised match.
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Secretary of Duckpin Bowling Congress Dies in Brentwood
Sebastian C Isabella 51 longtime executive secretary for the American Rubberband Duckpin Bowling Congress died yesterday at his Brentwood home after a heart condition. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday.
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Fitzgeralds Cup ABC Second Place
In St Louis the Chicago Old Fitzgerald team fell to second as Detroit Pfeiffers set a tournament record with a 3243 series. Fitzgeralds posted 3203, the first 1000-game trio in 28 days, with 1027 1086 and 1089. Tony Lindemann and George Howard led Detroit Stroh's doubles with 1308 and 613 respectively.
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Baseball confusion at the Pittburgh Mirror game
The text imitates Abbott and Costello style as names and positions blur in a hall game. Observed mixups involve players Groat, Taylor, Moryin, Fenchee, Hanke and several others, with questions on who hits and who fields.
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Syracuse Surprises N Y In First Playoff Round
Syracuse defeats New York 129 to 113 in a playoff upset setting a combined game record for points by both teams. Dolph Schayes scores 25 and Hal Greer 16 lead Washington Nationals as they seize control of the series and eye a showdown with Boston in the East finals.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Mixed City Matchups
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Ellicott Breaks Mile Record as Australian Star Shines
Elliott runs a mile in 3 minutes 58.9 seconds at the Centenary Athletic Championships in New Law Park. The Australian holder showed a strong early pace with splits around 50 seconds for the first quarter and 2:01 at the half, finishing ahead of Mel Lincoln who faded after a late push.
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Banks Shines As Cubs Outslug Giants 16-12
Ernie Banks star turn headlines a Chicago Cubs win as they outslug the Giants 16 to 12 in Mesa exhibition play. Banks slugged multiple three run shots while Mantle and Yankees rivals paced the scene with spring training power. Other results feature Bill Virdon homer for Pittsburgh and a two run double by Don Blasingame in St. Louis victory.
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Navy Bros Win Bowieu Top Race by Narrow Stretch
Navy Bros won Bowieu's top event by a lone hit as they pulled away late in the stretch at the Bowie meet.
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