Four Teams Vie for NCAA Cage Crown in Final Round
Top ranked Cincinnati, Duke, Chicago Loyola and Oregon State reach the final four after regional wins. Cincinnati faces Oregon State in Louisville while Duke meets Chicago Loyola. Winners play for the title Saturday. consolation for semifinal losers. NAIA title went to Pan American of Texas after defeating Western Carolina 73-62 in Kansas City.
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NCAA Regional Championships Report Highlights Winners
The Associated Press notes results from the NCAA regionals across divisions with Duke defeating St Josephs 73 to 59 in the East Consolation Virginia 83 over New York U. Loyola Chicago 79 over Illinois Mississippi 65 over Bowling Green Cincinnati 87 over Colorado Texas 90 over Oklahoma City Oregon State 83 over Arizona State San Pranchen 16 75 St Louis 2 LaSalle 61 Miami Florida 71 over St Francis New York Army 100 Navy 81 over Air Force 68
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Baseball Exhibition Results From Sunday Games
Detroit edged Philadelphia 11 to 10 in 11 innings while New York A toppled St. Louis 5 to 4. Cleveland beat Chicago N 12 to 7 and Los Angeles A defeated Houston 12 to 8. San Francisco downed Boston 8 to 3. Baltimore swept Chicago A 6 to 2. Cincinnati beat New York A 6 to 3 as Pittsburgh won 7 to 1 over Milwaukee. New York N 2 Chicago A 1 and Detroit 9 Philadelphia 3. St Louis 12 Kansas City 14. Cleveland 6 Chicago N 5. Boston 9 San Francisco 6. Washington 8 Minnesota 5. Houston vs Los Angeles A canceled due to rain.
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Buffs Dominate K State Relays
Colorado led the eighth annual Kansas State invitational relays in Manhattan, setting four meet records and winning two more. Ten universities and 20 colleges entered. no team points were kept. Records were set by Colorado in the shuttle hurdle relay and by athletes including Jim Miller, Roger Sayers, John Damien, Roger Olander, Leander Curley, Yul Host, and others. Sayers tied the 300 yard dash record at 90.4 seconds.
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Salina Takes Class AA Title in State Final
Salina Mustangs win Kansas Class AA basketball title for first since 1950, beating Wyandotte 57-49 led by Jeff Elias's 23 points. Wichita East defeats Parsons 59-41 in the consolation. Russell captures Class A, Peabody Class B, Durham Class BB. Neodesha third in Class A. Peabody edges Hill City 50-49 in Class B. Durham 56-39 over Corning. Sylvia 67-55 over Dwight for third.
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Planetarium Gift To Parsons Schools
Powell Awbrey of Parsons announced a donated Planetarium and science center for the Parsons School District. The facilities will serve students, teachers, and the public, with completion and full equipment installation expected by August 1. The report also notes a baseball score where the Yankees beat the Twins 7 to 1.
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Boston Says Goodbye Tearful Farewell For Bob Cousy
Boston honors Bob Cousy as he ends a 13 season NBA career with a tearful farewell after Boston defeats Syracuse 125 116. President Kennedy delivers a tribute as Red Auerbach and fans applaud. Cousy reaches the 1000 point plateau for the fifth straight season with eight points and nine assists.
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Red Icers Capture World Championships Title in Stockholm
Russia wins the world ice hockey championship in Stockholm with a better goals record than Sweden. Canada finishes fourth, the Trail Smoke Eaters become the first Canadian team to place outside the top three. The United States ends last in Group A as North American teams falter. Both Sweden and Russia finish with 12 points after 10 days.
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All Runs in Cleveland: Davalillo and Martinez Rise
Two rookie Latin American players Vic Davalillo and Tony Martinez lead Cleveland’s early spring, combining seven hits and scoring all runs in a 6-5 win over the Cubs in Tucson. Davalillo, batting champion last IL season, shows a triple, double, and single. Martinez goes 4-for-4.
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Liston Unconcerned Over Patterson Fight Plans
Chicago AP Sonny Liston, resting a healing left knee, dismisses timing for a Patterson title bout. He left Miami Beach for Chicago, postponing the April 10 match and saying he might need surgery if the knee does not improve. Patterson criticizes Liston’s injury talk and notes their Chicago finish last September.
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U S Olympic Committee Reopens Bid for 1968 Games
The United States Olympic Committee met to choose the U S bid city for the 1968 Games. Detroit had been selected, but Los Angeles protested prompting a new round of presentations from Los Angeles, Detroit, Portland, San Francisco, and Philadelphia.
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First All-WCKL Buff Roderick from Garden City High
Roderick, a 6-2 senior, becomes the first all-West Central Kansas League basketball pick for Garden City Buffs. The WCKL named five on the first team from seven schools, with four seniors on the second unit and multiple players from Dodge City, Hays, Larned, Russell, Pratt, and Great Bend earning honors. Roderick also stars in track and holds multiple academy nominations while serving student council and club leadership.
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Keglers Share Honors in Jayhawker Mixed League
In week 24 at Garden Bowl, Dale Dickenson and Bob Widows tied for high men with 213. Opal Becker led women with 178 in a 462 series. Reed and Stinemetz posted best team game 695, Fireballs best team series 1,930. Results saw Smith Land Co. beat C R Anthony's 1,822 to 1,786. Reed and Stinemetz over Culbreath Plumbing 1,905 to 1,864. Fireballs over Dairy King 1,930 to 1,840. Southwest Sand shut out Oswalt Industries 1,755 to 1,641.
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Reds Claim Bombers Can Reach All Points
The Soviet Union asserts intercontinental bombers with air to ground missiles can strike any location. A correspondent aboard one bomber said missions avoid approaching targets closely to dodge defenses. Washington notes equipment resembles the U S Hound Dog missile.
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