Rupp quashes quitting rumors after Kentucky title run
Louisville report says Adolph Rupp, after Kentucky’s fourth national crown, denies plans to retire. He praises NCAA treatment of the Wildcats, recalls promising to return to the top, and notes no intention to quit soon, with talks of a possible later departure.
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Xavier Muskeeters Return to Cincinnati After NIT Title
Xavier University's basketball team arrived home to a tumultuous welcome in Cincinnati after winning the National Invitation Tournament. An estimated 10,000 fans greeted the squad as they landed amid cheering, police escort, and a campus parade from the airport to Baxter Fieldhouse. The jubilant rally followed upsets en route to the championship, crowning a dramatic comeback season.
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Vincent Altoona Meet Wednesday For Western Title
Vincent and Altoona earned Western Pennsylvania final spots by winning playoff games Saturday. Vincent routed Punxsutawney 67 to 50 behind Jim Smith's 25 points, while Altoona beat Charleroi 49 to 17 to reach the state semis. The winners meet Wednesday to determine the Western champion and will face the Eastern finalist in the state finals.
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Corry Archery Club Hosts Chautauqua in Dual Shoot
Twenty one archers from Corry Archery Club and Chautauqua Lake Archery Club competed at Corry Junk and Auto range for medals across expert bowman bowmen novice and women divisions. Max Brown led with 373 high score while James Bush of Chautauqua won expert honors with 326.
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Harry McQuiston
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Denzel Phillips
Earl Price
Floyd Coy
Paul Dasnéreh
Walt Langford
Homer Feidler
Harry Campbell
Glen Harvey
Walt Hanselman
Don Stevenson
Lua
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Frances Fiedler
Mrs. Coy
Jean Lindberg
Lucille Campbell
Maysie Miles
Grace Lamona
Track star ties record in Gulfstream Handicap at Bowie
Round Table equalled the track record with a $110,950 Gulfstream Park Handicap win in a 1 1/16 mile race at Bowie Maryland. Deach Duncan won at Hollywood and Armando outpointed Frankie Belina in the Governor's Gold Cup in Mexico City.
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Jackson Slams Two Homers As Chisox Win 14 5
Chicago White Sox star Ron Jackson finally delivers in spring action as he belts two homers in a 14 to 5 victory. Manager Al Lopez hopes the $25 000 signing from Western Michigan pays off after limited prior seasons. Also notes several exhibition games across the league and key performances.
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Jayhawks, Wolverines pace final Recreation Cage standings
The season ended with one undefeated team in grade school and two junior high clubs tied for top honors. Jayhawks beat Globetrotters 39-15. Flying Fort and Sputniks finished 4-2. Wolverines 8-2 topped Buckleys 44-11. Rockets beat Beavers 49-95. Other A and B games featured Flying Foot, Globetrotters, Panthers, and Wildcats. Playoffs begin. final standings show Jayhawks, Blue Devils and Eagles among top finishers.
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City Loop Action Slated Tonight Volleyball Schedule
Tonight the City Volleyball League heads into the final regular round with 12 teams on court. At Wright School gym Kiiikes Photops meets Varsity Club at 7 pm, followed by Aero Supply versus Corry Billiards. Corry Jamestown Office faces its counterparts while Raymond's plays Aero Supply at Corny Area High School. Prudential hosts Business and Professional Men at 8, with 9 pm games Sproveri Auto Body versus Ajax Office and Unfrided Missile against Ajax Factory.
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Ploni da Grand Prix Auto Race Win
Sebring Florida Peter Collins and Phil Hill drove a Yetten Ferrari to a record 140 miles in the 12 hour Ploni da Grand Prix race.
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Phil Hill
Neckers Pace First Round of Bowling Tourney
The Neckers Co. squad leads the 14th annual City Men's Bowling Tournament after action at Bowl-Aire alleys with a 74 pin edge. Pace tops the doubles field with 1255, singles led by George Greely at 653, and Sample pacing all events with 1857 as action continues Friday through Sunday.
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Harry Hotchkiss
Frank Messina
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Pistons Threaten Hawks In Playoffs Facing Detroit Challenge
The Celtics stand one win from the final round as the St. Louis Hawks, Western Division champions, confront the Detroit Pistons in a tense NBA playoff battle. The defending Eastern Division champions routed the Philadelphia Warriors twice to seize a 3-0 series lead, with Game Four set for Philadelphia on Wednesday as Boston won 108 to 93 on Saturday.
Fifth Of A Series Roberts Jones Bouchee Posing Big Question
Clearwater Florida early spring report on Philadelphia Phillies prospects. Speculation centers on Robin Roberts and Willie Jones returning to form after a 27 77 season, Bouchee’s legal troubles, and infield depth with Kazenski Fernandez Hamner and Pern. Trades bring Wally Post and Richie Ashburn remains center fielder as spring battles shape the opening day roster.
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Roman Semprock
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Furrell
Palmer Cups St Pete Open With 65 Finale
Arnold Palmer won the St Petersburg Open by shooting 65 to reach 276 total and claim $2,000. Finsterwald finished second at 277 after a late bid, while Hawkins tied for second, with Bingetti, Casper Jr, and Winiger also contending. The event at Pasadena Club featured Hogan and Snead as pre Masters challengers.
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Hawks take 2-0 lead in semifinals before loss in Boston
The Hawks won their second straight game 99 06 Saturday to take a 2 0 lead in their best of seven semifinals but were defeated by the Pistons 109 89 Sunday. A fourth game is set for Detroit Tuesday. Also, Saturday night boxing in Hartford saw Billy Lynch outpoint The Jenkins.
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