Cincy Faces Oregon State Duke Loyola in NCAA Semis
Cincinnati and Duke lead the final four as Oregon State and Chicago Loyola challenge for a spot in the title game. Cincinnati routed Colorado to win the Midwest regional while Oregon State upset Arizona State in Provo. Duke beat St Joseph's for the Eastern title and Loyola over Illinois to win the Mideast region.
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Tornadoes Likely Clinch Rec Cage League Title
The Tornadoes stretched their lead with a ninth victory in ten games, edging closer to the league crown as they beat the Wildcats 23 to 10 while the Speed Demons won 20 to 17 and the Fireballs upset the Sharks. Dan Corbett led with 21 points and Jack Cummings paced the Tornadoes.
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Corry Boys Set for YMCA State Swimming Tourney
Eighteen Corry boys qualified for the State YMCA swimming championships at Gettysburg College after weekend success in Western Regional events at Grove City College. Tom Sawyer and Jim Mong will dive at Gettysburg with Sawyer taking second in the prep 12 and under division and Mong finishing sixth in the junior bracket.
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Bowling meets and swimming results from Grove City and Corry
Mixed Doubles at Bell Aire sees Russell 200 178 225 and Lamielle 510 high. other results include Harvey Dundon Schiemer and June Harvey. Beaver League high school results list Rhoades 545 top, Edwards 530, Dyckes 518. junior league standout Morton 427. Corry swimmers excel at Grove City with YMCA meet records, state championships qualifying. cadets prep juniors and others advance.
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Len Migiaccio
Indians Prospects Shine In 8-0 Exhibition Win At Tucson
Indian rookies Vic Cavaliilo and Tony Martinez starred for Cleveland in an 8-0 spring exhibition win over the Cubs in Tucson Arizona. Cavaliilo legged out a triple, double and single while Martinez collected four singles in four trips as the Indians showcased their promising infield and outfield prospects.
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Lock Haven Wins Sixth Annual NATA Wrestling Meet
Lock Haven tops Bloomburg in Bloomsburg Pa to win the sixth annual NATA wrestling tournament finishing one two with two individual champions each. Lock Haven finishes with 61 points dethroning defending champion Bloomshub.
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State Special Meeting Plans Bowling Tournament Here
A state special meeting to plan the annual handicap bowling tourney will be held tomorrow night at Avalon Lanes East Main Street. Secretaries of all men’s leagues and association officers will attend along with other interested parties. Andy Anderson resigns as tournament manager after years in the role. a committee will oversee this year’s event with all three city centers rotating as hosts.
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Rain Wipes Out Dodger Stadium Triple Boxing Card
Promoters faced a $100,000 loss after rain postponement of the first boxing event at Dodger Stadium. Six scheduled title fights were called off 30 minutes before the opening bout, with Emile Griffith defending the welterweight crown against Luis Rodriguez and other top bouts including Davey Moore vs Sugar Ramos. Fans were told the show would be rescheduled, TV plans scrapped, and purses adjusted as weather forced cancellation.
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Russia Wins World Ice Hockey Championship Title
The Russians clinched the world hockey crown with 12 points, edging Sweden by a slight goal difference. Teams from the United States and Canada underperformed, finishing near the bottom of Group A as Canada’s Trail Smoke Eaters ended fourth, marking a rare low for a Canadian entry.
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Norwin and Erie Tech Reach Class A PIAA Elite
The Associated Press reports Norwin and Erie Tech advanced to the Class A PIAA semifinals after Saturday wins, with Harrisburg William Penn also in the mix. St. Michael's, Bishop McCort and St. Rose claimed Catholic school titles. Danville, Norwich and Pitt-Fieldhouse routs highlighted other districts as Rothrock edged Clarion in Class C regional play.
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Defending Penns Mat Champ Beaten
The PIAA state wrestling tournament ended with no defending champion winning. Walt Petkervich of Chartiers Valley upset Johnstown’s defending unlimited champion Jeff Richardson 5 in the final. Petkervich claimed the unlimited title and helped District 7 rivals lead the parade with multiple small-class crowns.
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Uepound
Keith Taylor
Aughesville
Frank Jellarso
Canon
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Rick Stuyvesant
Greenville
Dave Wall
Northampton
Jerry Lattimore
Terry Sullivan
Souderton
Waynesboro
Jim Purdy
Wilson Boro
Jerry Hert
Penn Minor
Jim Repine
Indiana
Jack Breen
Sugar Valley
Steve Peters
Jerry Seamiun
Mc 3Uffey
Larry Taylor
Bellefonte
Steve Sauve
Mechanicsburg
Karl Galbraith
Bald Eagle
Nittany
Swedish title decided by goal difference noted in match
The match results show the Swedes with 14 goals for and six against while their rivals had 12 for and five against. The title was decided by subtracting goals conceded from goals scored to determine the winner.
Therm Gibson Tops ABC Bowling Classic Comeback
Therm Gibson of Detroit returned as a top contender at the American Bowling Congress Tournament winning first place in classic all events. He totaled nine nine-game blocks and shot 59 percent in doubles and singles after a 717 three-frame set in the team event, following a prior six strikes on TV.
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Tears Flow Like Wine As Cousy Bids Fans Farewell
Boston fans said goodbye to Bob Cousy after 18 NBA seasons as his final game with the Celtics against Syracuse ended 125 to Celtics. A standing ovation from Red Auerbach and a Kennedy message marked a formal tribute to the all time great who scored eight points and had nine assists in his farewell game.
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New Leaders In PennsylvanIa Women's Bowling Tourney
The 25th annual Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Association tourney shows new leaders after the second weekend. Ruth McQuay of Philadelphia leads Class A all events with 1,740 pins, Elaine Miller of Tunkhannock leads Class B with 1,610, and Bleanna Flory of Lancaster tops Class C with 1,454. Playa Majors No. 2 of Natrona Heights moves to second in Class B with a 253 total.
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