Bearcats Back in NCAA Race After Bradley Win
Cincinnati tied Bradley atop the Missouri Valley standings at 9-2 after a 72-57 home win. Ron Bonham led with 20 points and George Wilson added 16 with 14 rebounds as Cincinnati eyes another NCAA berth amid a packed conference slate.
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MIT Engineers Reach 10th Straight in NCAA Small College Bid
MIT basketball rides a 10-game win streak to a 12-4 mark and a potential NCAA small college playoff bid. Captain Dave Koch leads with 41 points in a recent game, while coach Jack Barry praises a deep, participatory intramural program and a starting five backed by 15 squadmen.
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UNC Coach Ranson To Aid Cubs At Mesa Camp
UNC track coach Dale Ranson plans a week at Chicago Cubs Mesa Arizona training camp to boost players speed and agility. He aims to improve stamina and mental approach, stressing quickness for infield and base running with endorsements from Cubs officials.
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Buckeyes Are Still Top Club In AP Poll
Ohio State remains No. 1 for the tenth straight week with a 20 0 record and all 43 first place votes. Cincinnati climbs to second as Kentucky drops to third. Kansas State remains fourth while Mississippi State rises to fifth and Colorado enters the Top Ten at ninth.
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High Point rallies past Jackets in close late finish
High Point erased a halftime deficit to beat the Jackets 54 to 46. The hosts narrowed a 22-16 halftime gap, then outscored the visitors 18 to 12 in the final period as Coach Simeon hopes for a smoother lead tonight.
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Thai Boxer Pone King Petch Stops Baby Demillones
Bangkok reports that Pone King Petch of Thailand defeated Baby Demillones of the Philippines in eight rounds in a non-title bout. The Associated Press credits the outcome to a stoppage at Bangkok.
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Geiger Signs with Red Sox Amid Comeback Push
Gary Geiger agreed to terms with the Boston Red Sox joining Gene Conley and Billy Muffett on new contracts. Geiger aims to rebound from a lung collapse in 1960 and a .232 season in 1961, reclaiming center field duties after a 18 homer showing.
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Will ABL Oust Cleveland Pipers Over Expulsion Battle
The American Basketball League will hold a telephone vote to decide if the Cleveland Pipers are expelled after charges of not filing game stats and playoff records and other acts harmful to the league. San Francisco owner George McKeon and ABL Commissioner Abe Saperstein announced the vote after a Chicago meeting. The Pittsburgh Rens moved to first in the Eastern Division with a 109-97 win over Hawaii, led by Connie Hawkins with 34 points.
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Littler Tops Money Leaders After Tucson Open Finish
Gene Littler remains the top money winner with a third place at the Tucson Open earning 1,175 dollars and bringing his yearly total to 15,361. Phil Rodgers rose to second after winning at Tucson.
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Ledford Panthers Drop Both Games to North Davidson
North Davidson Knights overwhelmed Ledford in a girls 40 39 win and a boys 77 62 victory at Thomasville. Becky Berrier led North with 20 points while Kathy Bodenheimer scored 22 for Ledford. Mike Saintsing topped the Knights with 25 points and Steve Craven added 19 for Ledford.
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Twins Seen As Stronger This Time
Boston AP report quotes Minnesota manager reflecting on 1962 Twins improvements. New additions Georges Maranda George Banks Johnny Goryl and Don Mincher bolster lineup with Mincher likely to first base and Killebrew moving to third. Five starters Camilo Pascual Pedro Ramos Jack Kralick Jim Kaat and Don Lee compete for rotation as Ramos aims for 20 wins and Banks seeks third base job.
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Central Carolina Conference wraps up regular season play
Three CCC games on tap as East Davidson hosts Ledford West Davidson visits Trinity and Central travels to North Davidson. Trinity boys seek title with West. Central Davidson girls clinched title at 11-0 while North Davidson targets a win. Conference tournament starts Monday in Lexington YMCA gym.
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Belmont Abbey Coach Walks Off Courts Forfeits 2-0
Belmont Abbey coach Al McGuire withdrew his team from a basketball game against Jacksonville University after a bench huddle and a scuffle over a loose ball. With the score tied 60-60 the Abbey forfeited the contest and left the floor, McGuire declining to speak.
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Thom asville Bulldogs win twi n bill. set for Asheboro tilt
Thom asville High Bulldogs sweep Kannapolis 49 41 and 50 44 to run second straight South Piedmont Conference twin bill. Webb Langford 14 and Woodard 11 paced Kannapolis, Emily Werner 19 led Thomasville in the opener with Priscilla Rutherford 18. The team hosts Asheboro next.
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