Valley Teams Eye 2 Major Cage Crowns
The Missouri Valley Conference opens bids for both NCAA and NIT titles with Cincinnati as top NCAA favorite and Wichita State seeded No. 1 in the NIT. Valley teams claim a rich history in NCAA and NIT play, aiming for multiple crowns as St. Louis and Bradley also eye their runs. Cincinnati seeks a third straight NCAA crown, while Wichita State pursues NIT glory in New York after a 19-7 season.
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LaSalle
Billikens
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Peoria
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Baseball Scores From Sunday Games
Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 3 to 0 while St Louis edged New York 2 to 1 in a rain shortened game. Boston beat Chicago 5 to 2 and Los Angeles defeated Houston 4 to nothing as winds affected play. Cleveland topped San Francisco 6 to 1 with Baltimore down New York 7 to 4. Detroit won 10 to 5 over Minnesota in a 8 inning finish. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia game at Clearwater was canceled by rain. Cincinnati beat Chicago 1 to 0 in 141 innings. Los Angeles 4 beat Milwaukee 2. New York defeated St Louis 7 to 5. Boston routed Chicago 12 to 2. Houston won 7 to Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 10 defeated Cleveland 7. Baltimore prevailed 5 to 4 over New York. Minnesota 4 beat Detroit 1 in 11 innings. Washington edged Kansas City 7 to ?.
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Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Bob Garibaldi
Bowling Honors To Junior Reed
Junior Reed of Reed and Stinemetz rolled the high game 227 and best series 576 as the Jayhawker Mixed League marked week 23 at Garden Bowl. Nora Blackwood led women with 202, Polly Kerr topped women’s series 526. Reed and Stinemetz also posted top team game 726 and team series 2102, defeating Oswalt Industries 2102 to 1997. Fire Balls beat Culbreath Plumbing 1866 to 1770. Smith Sand Co. over Southwest Sand Co. 1912 to 1876. Dairy King C R Anthony’s postponed.
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Oswalt Industries
Polly Kerr
Reed
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Culbreath Plumbing
Smith Sand Co
Southwest Sand Co
Dairy King
C. R. Anthony
684 Series Gives Indiana Man Lead
Guy St. John of South Bend Indiana rolled a 684 three game series Sunday to take the lead in the American Bowling Congress tournament. He displaced Dick Cochran of Chicago who had led Saturday with a 682. Bob Leap of Bedford Indiana slipped to third after leading early.
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South Bend
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Cochran
Chicago
Bob Leap
Bedford
NAIA Tourney Opens Today
KANSAS CITY AP Top seed Grambling from Louisiana and Alliance from Pennsylvania start the 92‑team NAIA tournament. Grambling, 26‑2 and 2nd in the final small college poll, meets Arkansas Tech as the eight‑game opening card unfolds. Alliance, 18‑5, led by 6‑11 Frank Granat and 5‑10 Bill Mandy, faces Yankton in its first round.
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Alliance
Westminster
Cambridge Springs
Thad Hatuch
Yankton
S.C
Frank Granat
Bill Mandy
Rozel Triumphs Over Montezuma For State Bid
Rozel roars past Montezuma 72 53 to clinch the Class BB regional title and earn a spot in the Dodge City state tournament. Moscow beat Garfield 71 61 in the third place game as Rozel, Montezuma, and Moscow advance.
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Dodge City
Rangy Moscow
Garfield Cardinals
Moscow
Monte
Telegram
Bill McKim
Garfield
Maurice Eskew
Wildcats
NYU to Meet Pitt In Eastern Opener
NYU led by All America Barry Karmer faces a balanced Pitt squad in an NCAA East regional opener. West Virginia meets Connecticut and Princeton plays St Joseph's Philadelphia in separate first round games.
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Philadelphia
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Mantle hurt again as Yanks fall in exhibition
Mickey Mantle pulled a groin warming up for an exhibition with Baltimore in Miami and was scratched from the Yankee lineup for an expected two to three days. Ralph Houk said Mantle would not be used even as a pinch hitter to avoid aggravating the injury. The Orioles beat New York 5-4 as a Mike Mathiesen error allowed the tying and winning runs. Mantle’s injury comes as Koufax returns for the Dodgers in a 4-2 win over Milwaukee, while other spring results include Cincinnati 1 Chicago White Sox 0 in 14 innings and several minor early-season showcases across Florida.
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Yanks
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Yankees
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers Did Some Mild Rejoicing Over the Comeback Bid of Jefty
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
Colorado to Face OCU in Regional
Colorado looks to advance in the NCAA Midwest Regional after a 69 56 win at Manhattan over Kansas State. Ken Charlton led with 22 points as Colorado’s front line scored 51. Coach Lox Walseth kept NCAA chances cautious while Tex Winter praised Colorado’s depth and tough front line.
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Ken Charlton
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Wildcats
Cincinnati
Lox Walseth
Texas
Ciney
Tex Winter
K-State
Charlton
Manhattan
Willie Murrell
Buffs
Winter
Eagles Top Friend For Grade Crown in Finney County tourney
In Pierceville Shallow Water's Eagles won the rural grade school basketball title over Friend Wildcats 40-25 as parts of a three night two weekend tournament in Finney County. Greg Hands led winners with 27 points, Gary Barker had 21, and Dennis Mead plus Harold Knoll added seven each in the final.
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Harold Burnett
Sahllow Water
Friend
Larry Pickett
Dave Miller
Ron Campbell
Barker
Greg Hands
Gary Barker
Dennis Mead
Harold Knoll
Jennie Barker
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Reese
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Exkow
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Mécksessel
Vratil
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Eskew
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Idelity State Bank
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Stillwater
Bob Stevens
Iowa Stae
Kalvesta
Theeni Jed
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Theeni
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Buty Pierceville
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Eric Larson
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