Richmond limits Selvy as Furman falls in overtime
Richmond reached the Southern Conference finals by holding Frank Selvy to 24 points and beating Furman in an overtime thriller. George Washington upset West Virginia 83 74 with Joe Holup scoring 40. NC State beat Duke 79 75 to reach the ACC final, while Wake Forest defeated Maryland 84 81 to advance.
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Garden Is Stil Magnet as NIT Opens Tonight
New York hosting the 17th National Invitation tournament opens with Wichita State facing Bowling Green at Madison Square Garden. Wichita, 27-4 under 14-year-old coach Ralph Miller, aims to advance amid Garden enthusiasm, while Bowling Green seeks another deep run under coach Harold Anderson. Other NIT games mix Louisville, Dayton, and an Indiana-Illinois-Texas tie scenario as the post season classic gets underway.
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Lesser Ziske Vie In Golfing Finale
In Ormond Beach Florida on the South Atlantic Women's Amateur final Lesser of Seattle and Ziske of Waterford meet after advancing with smooth wins. Lesser, 20, defeated Mrs Maurice Glick 7 and 5 and Ziske, 19, beat Marty Ann Downey 3 and 1 to reach the championship match.
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OSCs Cage Giant Fails To Impress
Southern California Trojans clash with Oregon State Beavers tonight after beating OSU 54-48 in the opener at Long Beach City College gym. A 3700 crowd watched defensive play as Swede Halbrook, a seven foot three Beaver center, was held to only 11 points on four field goals and two free throws.
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Broncos Take Veteran Squad to NCAA Playoff
A 15 man Santa Clara University party will depart for Corvallis Oregon for the NCAA playoff game against Texas Tech. Included are forwards Ken Sears Jim Young and John Boudresu centers Herb Schoenstein and Mickey Mount guards Gary Gatzert Don Benedetti Dick Simoni Dean Gabicott Danny Bail and John Ruse. Sears Young Schoenstein Benedetti and Simoni are making their third straight playoff appearance.
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Dean
Haas Grabs Golf Lead At Houston Open
Fred Haas of New Orleans led the Houston Open into the third round by one stroke over Jim Curti ness of Briarcliff in heavy wind and chill at Memorial Park. Cary Widdlecoff dropped to a tie for third after a 140 over two rounds as brutal 40 degree conditions hindered play. The Utes won the team title with a 94.1 day score led by Spence Eccles, while Denver and Wyoming trailed in second and third.
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New Orleans
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Wyoming
Area Bowlers Lead In City Notes Headline
Notes on leading area bowlers include Frank Ep and Henry Bus with high scores, and leading bowler Elaine Ness with a 508 series. Mixed foursome matchups feature Saminez, Peddlers, and heat ar t o ke teams. Bob Howell and J&J Jewl top local entries with notable game counts and scores.
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Roy Corbin
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Nevada Star Wins downhill at National Intercollegiate Ski meet
In Reno Nevada Pat Myers a 215 pound senior for the University of Nevada won the treacherous downhill over a 1.75 mile course clocking 1 46.4 finishing three tenths of a second ahead of Utah’s Darrell Robison. Denver led the team standings with 126.5 points and trailed by Colorado Wyoming Utah and more as the meet moved to the slalom.
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Playoff Clash USC and Oregon State Televised Live
The Pacific Coast Conference basketball championship game between USC and Oregon State airs tonight from Long Beach Civic Auditorium. It will be shown live on KGO-TV Channel 7 at 8:30.
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Trojans Hold Lead As Beavers Fall Short In Coast Crossover
USC beat Oregon State 48 39 in a tense showdown as Chet Carr led with 14 points after Pitchout Dick Pausig fouled out. Halbrook sat much of the second and third quarters while motioned defense from Forrest Twogood slowed the Beaver giant. USC shot 42 percent to OSU’s 30 and made 19 free throws, matching their field goals tally.
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Buckeyes Lead Ann Arbor Big Ten Meet Finals
Defending champion Ohio State holds a 62 to 53 lead over Michigan going into tonight’s finals at the Big Ten swimming meet.
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Paddy DeMarco Upsets Carter In Narrow 15 Round Decision
Paddy DeMarco, a 135-pound Brooklyn-born lightweight, stunned ex-champion Jimmy Carter at Madison Square Garden in a unanimous 15 round decision. DeMarco praised speed as the key, dedicating the win to his late manager Jimmy Dixon and earning about 9,750 from a 23,727 gate plus a radio television share. Carter, losing the title for the second time, hinted at a rematch within 90 days despite a cut brow and a rough eleventh round.
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Paddy DeMarco Wins Lightweight Title Upsets Big Names
Paddy DeMarco defeated Jimmy Carter at Madison Square Garden to claim the world lightweight title. The Brooklyn fighter, once doubted by many, outlasted the odds after a decade of hard streets and tough fights, joining a lineage of longshot champions who rose from modest beginnings.
Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool at Frank Joseph's Rodeo Resort
The column notes heavy fishing activity around Sunday at Frank Joseph's Rodeo Resort with over 100 cars, top catches including a 37 pound five ounce tuna like monster and multiple salmon limits. It lists anglers and boats, mentions flounders and sharks, and salutes regulars from Hayward and Richmond while reporting local fishing humor and seasonal trends.
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