Wrestling finals spark Laramie stage in NCAA show
The NCAA wrestling finals push toward a national title battle tonight at Wyoming U with top 20 remaining in a 10 division field. Pennsylvania stars lead with Jim Nance of Syracuse set to face Russ Weiner of Oklahoma State while Lehigh and Oklahoma State vie for top placements.
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Easterniers Shine Jim Nance Reaches NCAA Mat Finals
In the NCAA wrestling tournament at Laramie Oklahoma State leads with 66 points entering finals as Eastern contenders surge. Town State and Lehigh push standings with several defending champions upset. Championship pairings list matchups across weight classes.
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Playoff Games Mark Hawks and Royals Clinch Leads
Budd y Jeannette, coach of the Baltimore Bullets, was bitten by his dachshund mascot after St. Louis beat Baltimore 129-105 to even the Western Division semifinal at 1-1. Oscar Robertson starred for Cincinnati with 60 points and 12 assists as the Royals won 121-120 over Philadelphia. Jerry Lucas sank late baskets to seal the Royals’ comeback. The Hawks head to Baltimore for game three, while the Cincinnati Philadelphia series resumes in Cincinnati Sunday noon for a nationally televised matchup.
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Midland Stars Lead Pa Wins Over Nation In All Star Classic
Midland star Sim Hill led the Pennsylvania All Stars to an 89 76 victory over the National All Stars before 10334 at the Civic Arena Hill finished with 28 points and 17 rebounds while Ron Brown and Norm Vankier added 11 and 10 points. Pat Yates scored 18 for Uniontown and Larry Cannon 10 for Philadelphia Lincoln. Richard Hendrick led the Nationals with 18 points.
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Schwall Leads Pirates Past Brewers 3-2 In Grapefruit Clash
In a Grapefruit League win, Don Schwall pitched near nine innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat Milwaukee 3-2. The 3-2 final featured Schwall exiting after a Menke single narrowed the lead to one, with Al McBean retiring pinch hitter Lou Klimchak on one pitch to close it.
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Dassow Leads ABC Regular Singles With 658 Series
Dassow of Brookfield Wisconsin rolled 658 in the 62nd ABC Tournament regular singles to take first place Friday night. His 202 222 234 effort may not stand as the meet continues to May 31 while past winner Stefanich trails with 726. Regular doubles leader is Gibson with 632 and Zucal, both from Santa Fe, NM, in eighth ABC, and Diaz and Boub top all-events totals.
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Friday Fights Worcester Boxing Card Shock Result
Larry Carney of Lowell stops Eddie Owens of Holyoke in five rounds after slugging exchanges at Worcester. Carney, in the 170 pound class, delivers a decisive finish to cap the Friday card.
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Namath says June games out for now
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath, under AFL Jets contract, will not play in the All-America or College All-Star games this summer as he recovers from a knee operation. Namath, who reportedly signed a $400000 Jets deal, said he is not ready and spoke with Jit Peters for the Buffalo Courier-Express.
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Corry Riflemen Take First Place After Narrow Tees Range Win
The Corry rifle team edged Mayville 1452 to 144 on the Tees range last night to claim first place. Lyle Gifford paced the Corryites with 293 points, followed by Ivan Wasxink John Weeks Tom Stroup and Gene Davis in the top five.
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Bruised Bosox Lose Two More
The Boston Red Sox endured more injuries during spring training in Nogales and St. Petersburg. Dave Morehead and Mike Ryan were hurt, while Boston rode a blowout win over Cleveland earlier. Elsewhere in Florida and Arizona, Yankees, Dodgers, and Cubs won or lost exhibition games as spring action continued. Rea Carbelli of Trenton won a record $74,459 twin double payoff at the Liberty Bell meet.
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Boxers Set For Madison Square Garden Telecast Across 86 Venues
The TNT announced Tuesday that the Madison Square Garden boxing doubleheader will be shown in 86 U S and Canadian locations. Emile Griffith defends against Jose Stable and Willie Pastrano meets Jose Torres in 15 round title bouts. First fight at 9 30 p m EST. The reach includes arenas totaling 350 000 seats, up 40 percent from the Patterson Chuvalo showcase.
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Bowling Notes Highlight Local League Scores and Comebacks
Al Dunnewold rolled 258 215 155 in Friday Night Mixed Doubles. Grace Edwards 197 Edith Higley 176 in the league. Joe Zajac 210 Clarence Raymond 207 Bob Hulett 204 Bill Wilt 6-710 split. Barb Raymond 67 10 split Joan Peterson 5 7. Dr George T Gregg 91 a retired Oakmont dentist and ex golf champion who won the 1930 U Senior title died. He played on U 8 teams against Canada and Great Britain.
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American cars challenge Ferrari in Sebring endurance race
American Chaparrals led by Jim Hall and Ford Cobras join Ferrari as favorites in the Sebring 1 hour endurance race. Hall clocked 2 minutes 57.6 seconds for an unofficial lap over 105 mph, while Ford-powered Cobras near 100 mph qualifiers. Ferrari remains the durable, top-car to beat at Sebring.
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