NYU Stuns Wichita In OT To Reach NIT Semis
NYU spoiled Wichita's hopes with Bruce Kaplan’s four overtime free throws as the Violets beat the Shockers 90-84 to reach the NIT semifinals for the third straight year. Stan McKenzie scored 29 for NYU while Warren Armstrong led Wichita with 24. Brigham Young advanced past Temple 90-78 to join NYU in the semifinals.
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Larry Loughry Fractures Ankle At Aqueduct Race
New York AP Larry Loughry a 23 year old apprentice jockey suffered a fractured right ankle when his mount fell in the second race at Aqueduct. The horse Thystar broke a shoulder and was destroyed. Alhambra Pal won the seven furlong race paying $5.20.
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Parsons
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Cougars Triumph in NIT Rematch Over Temple Owl Stars
BYU defeated Temple 67-58 as Nemelka scored 27 and Congdon 22 for the Cougars, extending their lead late after Williams poured in 38 for the Owls. Temple finishes 24-7 while BYU improves to 13-5.
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Jim Eakins
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Jtwo
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Cougars
Virginia Tech
Dodgers Teammates Rally Behind Koufax and Drysdale Pay Fight
Dodgers players including Ron Fairly express support for Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale amid their holdout for a $1 million, three year deal. Osteen and Alston acknowledge uncertainty as spring camp continues and opening day looms on April 12.
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Phils Edge Twins In Exhibition Victory
Phil Linz drove in three runs and Doug Clemens added two as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Minnesota Twins 5-3 in Clearwater. The Phils broke a three game exhibition skid, with Grant Jackson and Dallas Green silencing the Twins for seven innings before a late uprising. Manager Gene Mauch suffered a bruised right hand after a line drive struck him during the game.
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Phillies
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Klippstein
tAorris
Zimmerman
Mitterwald
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Green
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Dairymole
Superior Court bans private club and liquor at Atlanta Stadium
Judge Durwood T. Pye ruled the Stadium Authority cannot establish a private club or sell liquor at the Atlanta Stadium. He said restrictive property deeds and prior transfers limit its powers. The suit by Jack A. Harwell and L. R. Schwall challenged these provisions before a recent legislative amendment.
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Christian Index
Tom Strange Double Winner At Pro-Am Meet
Virginia Beach golfer Tom Strange dominated the Ocean View Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament posting a three under par 67 to win the pro sweepstakes and teaming with Bill Bailey to capture the pro-amateur title with a 62 best-ball score. He earned 182 dollars, with Chandler Warper and Allan Phipps each shooting 70 for second in the pro division.
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Portsmouth
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J. B. Harris
Senators Eye Prospects Casanova and Valentine
Pompano Beach Florida report notes Washington Senators express high hopes for minor leaguers Paul Casanova and Fred Valentine. An optimistic view suggests they may significantly impact the ball and potential future lineup.
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Senators
Durocher Accuses Sanford Of Throwing At Rookie Pitcher
Chicago manager Leo Durocher asserts California Angels pitcher Jack Sanford aimed at 20 year old Cubs rookie Ken Holzman after a spring exhibition. Durocher says Sanford showed guts by throwing at Holzman and notes a prior near incident involving Willie Smith.
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Chicago American
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Holtzman
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Smith
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Allan Stanley Could Return Within Two Weeks
Toronto Maple Leafs said defenseman Allan Stanley, injured against Boston, should be able to play again in 10 to 14 days. The 40 year old left the game midway through the first period after suffering knee fluid and undiagnosed internal damage and did not play in the 5-1 loss to Chicago on Sunday.
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Pirates Manager Fines McBean For Tardiness At Camp
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Harry Walker fined pitcher AEF McBean $25 for arriving half an hour late to spring training in Fort Myers Florida. Walker warned future fines would rise to $50 then $100. McBean cited car trouble but Walker urged telephoning in or leaving earlier and applied the policy to all players.
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Hull receives praise in Commons for record goals
In Ottawa MP Douglas Alkenbrack hailed Bobby Hull as that great Canadian and stated MPs would join in congratulating the Chicago Black Hawks star on setting the National Hockey League single season goals record.
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Douglas Alkenbrack
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National Hockey League
Exhibition Baseball Matches Across Spring Venues
Wednesday's exhibition games feature besten against Philadelphia in Clearwater California against San Francisco in Phoenix and Chicago in Sarasota Chicago N versus Cleveland in Tucson St Petersburg Florida Kansas City versus Pittsburgh at Fort Lauderdale New York N against Minnesota in Orlando Florida New York A versus Los Angeles in Vero Beach Florida and Washington facing Piñata at Pompano.
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Chuck Hinton Powers Indians To 5-2 Victory
Chuck Hinton drove in three runs with a first inning triple to spark the Cleveland Indians to a 5-2 win over the California Angels in Tucson. Rick Reichardt hit a two-run homer for the Angels, while Cleveland pitching guided by Sonny Siebert and Alan Closter held off the Angels in exhibition play.
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John French
Lew Burdette
Hurd Resigns From Notre Dame To Enter Private Business
Dave Hurd assistant Notre Dame line coach resigns Monday to pursue private business. Hurd, a 1961 Notre Dame graduate, played center for the Irish from 1958 to 1960 and began coaching at John Carroll University under former high school coach John Ray.
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Early Lead Gives Reds 4-2 Verdict
Cincinnati Reds win 4-2 in an exhibition over the Houston Astros as Gor die Coleman and Vada Pinson homer in a productive second and third inning. Jim O'Toole works three solid innings for Cincinnati while Houston’s bats are held in check after the early output.
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Pirates Clinch fourth straight win with Clemente blast
In Fort Myers Roberto Clemente delivered a three run homer in the eighth to spark the Pirates to a 5-1 exhibition victory over the Cardinals. Mazeroski added a solo shot in the second as Pittsburgh improved to 4-0 in spring play while St. Louis dropped to 2-3.
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Verga Named Outstanding Player in Regional Tourney
Duke star Bob Verga won the regional tournament outstanding player award with 33 votes, edging teammate Steve Vacendak who had 27. Jack Marin also received votes, while Syracuse’s Dave Bing got one. Verga scored 43 points in two Duke games as Duke beat Syracuse 91 to 81.
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Quarter Final Twin Bill To Cut NIT Field Tonight
Army and San Francisco square off in the first NIT quarterfinal at Madison Square Garden without key players Silliman and Austin. Boston College meets Villanova in the second game as the field narrows toward the semifinals with Army-San Francisco and Boston College-Villanova advancing paths.
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Temple
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White Sox beat Mets 4 to 1 in exhibition
In St. Petersburg Florida on Monday the Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Mets 4 to 1 in an exhibition game. Tommy John and Joel Horlen pitched four hitless innings for the Sox while Jim Hickman homered for the Mets to provide their lone run. John Romano and Tom McCraw drove in Chicago runs as the Sox improved to four wins in five exhibition contests.
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Bruins Trade Moves Tieup As Maxner Sent West
The Boston Bruins transfer winger Wayne Maxner to San Francisco of the Western League and recall center Bobby Leiter from Hershey of the American League.
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Boston Bruins
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San Francisco
Bobby Leiter
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Baseball Scheduling Sparks Cold Weather Derbies
Today’s line shows Atlanta at West Palm Beach New York at St Petersburg Cincinnati at Fort Myers Houston at Sarasota Los Angeles at St Petersburg Philadelphia at Winter Haven St Louis at Orlando Chicago at Phoenix Baltimore at Miami Cleveland at Tucson Kansas City at Bradenton Detroit at Tampa.
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