California Curtails Cincy WVU Scores In NCAA clash
California defeated West Virginia 64 58 in the NCAA semifinals as Imhoff and Buenaventura led a late surge. West Virginia star Jerry West entered the game needing 24 points to tie an era record while Cincinnati and Louisville had played for third place earlier.
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Darrall Imhoff
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Avila weighs retirement after MLB career with Indians
Vera Cruz Mexico AP Bobby Avila faces a career decision after 10 years in major league baseball. He may retire or accept a raise offered by the Baltimore Orioles, with family discussions in Mexico City and a call from Orioles GM Lee MacPhail adding pressure to his choice.
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Takayama retains featherweight title in fifth round KO
In Nagoya Kazuo Takayama 136 pounds Japan stopped Katsumi Onizaki 14 pounds Japan in the fifth round to retain the featherweight belt. In Melbourne Willie Vaught 162 pounds Hollywood California KO Stefan Raculy 1 Hungary in the second round.
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Nagoya
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Kazuo Takayama
Katsumi Onizaki
Takayama
Melbourne
Willie Vaught
Hollywood
Calif
Stefan Raculy
Hungary
City League scoring title drama as Roach and Vanderhoff tie
In the City League junior division, Roach and Vanderhoff both finish with 125 points across 10 games, sharing the leading scorer honors for the season. Tunnell, Boutwell, Van Dresar, and Perkins also rank among the top scorers as Key Club leads the standings at 8-2 while Mickey's and Fountainback trailing.
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Mickey's Doughnut Shop
Art Vanierhoff
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Joep
Art Berkins
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Pountainelite
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Don Carroll
Mickey's
Tom Potock
Larry Dragel
Warsley Club
Pountainette
Farmers of America
Anthony Cops 10-Rounder at Madison Square Garden
New York light heavyweight Anthony stopped Sonny Ray in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Tony dominated early, nearly blown a late lead, but won by decision as Ray, a 135 underdog, pressed to the final bell. Referee Ruby Goldstein and officials Frank Forbes and Judo Castrelana scored for Anthony.
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Falls
Tony
Sonny Ray Cage
Morissey Square Garden
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Ray
Sonny
Ruby Goldstein
Frank Forbes
Tony Castrelana
Knights of Columbus run ends in frantic finish by Boraveleyi
In Cleveland near platus hot Delanyeld triumphs over Istvan Boraveleyi of Hungary by a yard in a 4:06.6 hold. In Sebring Fla an endurance race warm up ends in a Maserati crash claiming the second fatality in two days. Edna Allen wins Gulfstream feature at Hallandale in a late surge by three lengths. Archi McBride, 189, of Trenton knocks out Albert Westphal in Hamburg in the ninth round.
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Cleveland
Platu
Baltimore Posts Shutout Behind Mound Castoffs
Baltimore's baseball brass praised casting off starters Hoyt Wilhelm aged 96 and Ernie Johnson 35 for a shutout of St Louis 4 0. The pair, once relief specialists, helped the Orioles win their fourth straight as Wilhelm and Johnson lent veteran savvy to a pennant club.
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Baltimore
Farrell and Chester Clash For State Title
Philadelphia dispatch reports a fever pitch as Farrell meets Chester in the PIAA Class A state basketball final at the University of Pennsylvania. Both teams boast strong records and rebounding strength with seasoned coaches predicting a fierce showdown and a nationwide television telecast.
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Fastell
Tiny Latled
Chester Nevn
Jost
Charleroi
Aliquippa
New Castle
Eddie McCluskey
Steelers
Bob Forwood
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Huree
Lash
Emerson Haguird
Rercold
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Wi Somerset
Brian Generalovich
McCluskey
Ridley Two
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DuBois
Carlisle
Tamaqua
Syracuse Eyes Series Hope After Dempsey Injury
Syracuse faces doubt on Yardley and will miss George Dempsey due to a bruised right foot. The bruising setback comes as the Nationals seek a pivotal game in the series, with a win boosting a possible seven game limit and a loss dimming Syracuse’s chances as the scene shifts to Boston.
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George Dempsey
Nats
Boston
Braves Face Second Base Dilemma Ahead of Opener
Manager Pred Haney weighs in on a shaky infield as Red Schoendienst and Roach miss time with injuries. rookie Chuck Cothier is eyed to fill second base while Del Crandall Del Rice and Joe Sennett cover catching. The club leans on pitching depth including Hartman Nelson and Nelson in relief as they prepare for the season.
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Neale
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Allantal
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Austin
Don MacMahon
Humberto Robinson
Bob Trowbridge
Warren Spay
Lew Bure Tot
Bob Rush
Carleton Willey
Joey Diay
Bob Buhl
Dua Yeaanra
NIT Title Game on TV Today at Madison Square Garden
Bradley and St. John's meet in the 22nd NIT final at Madison Square Garden, a pick em showdown for a possible second NIT crown in three years for Bradley and an unprecedented third for St. John’s. NBC televizes at 4 p.m. EST with coaches Oraborn and Lapchick wary of each other as both seek lasting glory.
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Bowling Scores From Last Night’s Bowl-Aire League
Roxann Bruford topped with 183 high single in Ladies C action as Brigham Hardware edged 73 6 from Bluinburge News. Team totals show Berglinen 1472, Shumbury 1421, and Corry Lenn 1363 with Tex 1702 and Thompson 1522 contributing strong individual scores.
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Luiles
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Canon Teewlllis
Last Nente
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Tex
Thompson
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Scores from yesterday show Detroit beating Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Baltimore edging St. Louis 3 to 0. New York defeated Milwaukee 6 to 9, then won 5 to 4 in a night game. Chicago topped St. Louis 3 to 1. Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 4. Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 3 to 2. Several exhibition matchups are listed for today with multiple venues across Florida and nearby sites.
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