Wildcats Move Up Berth In Poll
The Associated Press reports UCLA leads the national basketball poll with 38 first place votes and 423 points as DePaul climbs to No. 9 after beating Dayton 89-83. Michigan rises to second, Loyola of Chicago to third, with Davidson fourth and Kentucky fifth. Duke and Nova also advance, while Oregon State drops to 10th tied with Wichita.
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North Davison boys split with Southwest Forsyth in nonconference action
North Davidson edged Southwest Forsyth 79 41 to earn a split in a nonconference twin bill while North’s girls defeated Southwest 39 26. Hobbie Roberts led four Black Knight players in double figures with 21 in the nightcap as Steve Hinkle Leonard and Rod Loflin added 17 and 10. ParMa Lustig scored 10 for Southwest in the opener, and Mary Tesh with Angela Andrews paced North Davidson with eight.
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Russians Conceded One Olympic Crown
In Innsbruck Austria AP reports eight days before the Winter Olympics Russia is favored to win the hockey gold as reigning world champions after a successful tour of the U.S. and Canada. Other top teams named include Czechoslovakia Sweden the United States and Canada. Several events note training and arrivals for the Games with U.S. competitors and American crews among the early participants.
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Ortiz Lane to Face Legal Skirmishes Before Title Fight
The WBA and parties clash over Ortiz versus Lane for the lightweight title. The WBA may bar Ortiz from defending against Elorde until contract issues are resolved. Lane, blocked by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission, risks suspension if he misses scheduled obligations.
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Belt Man Turns From Good Luck To Bad Luck In Wake Forest Loss
Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney discarded his seat belt good luck charm after a 13 point lead vanished as Maryland rallied to win 91 to 82 at home. Maryland, led by Sam McWilliams and Scott Ferguson, improved to 3-4 in ACC while Wake Forest dropped to 2-3.
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Scheduling Chaos Sparks Conference Debate On Playouts
VMI coach Weenie Miller blasts current SEC style scheduling as teams guard seeds by avoiding rival matchups. He notes Virginia Tech and Davidson rarely face all league peers, while top teams like Richmond Furman and West Virginia see more cross games. McKinney strapped to bench with seat belt during Maryland game as exams slow schedule.
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NCAA Baseball Play Set for Gastonia District Tourney
The NCAA District 3 Baseball tournament will be held in Gastonia for the ninth straight year from May 28 to 30 with June 1 as a makeup date. The four team double elimination event is sponsored by the Gaston Shrine Club. Four games start the first day with ACC champion vs at large at 10 30 a m and SEC and SoCon champions at 1 30 p m.
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Wilkinson Talks To Track Group Tonight in Durham
AP reports a charter for the new North Carolina Track Club to aid Tar Heel athletes in the Olympics and major meets will be presented at a banquet in Durham. Bud Wilkesboro, ex athletic director and Oklahoma football coach, will be guest speaker.
EHL Continues Light Schedule With One Game Tonight
The Eastern Hockey League has a light program with a single game on tonight's slate. Charlotte travels to Johnstown for the matchup while all other teams were idle Monday night.
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Philadelphia Boxing Result Summary
Stanley Hayward from Philadelphia outpointed Dick Turner of Philadelphia at 151 pounds in a decisive bout. Hayward secured the win on points, with Turner offering strong resistance throughout.
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Bulldogs Finally Nip Pirates In Lone Test
The Bulldogs defeated the Pirates 89 to 85 in a nonconference basketball contest. Bill Fugate scored 27 points to spark a second half rally that gave Atlantic Christian the lead with six minutes remaining, while ECC's Bill Otte topped scoring with 13 points.
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Koufax Near $60,000 Dodger Contract With 1964 Outlook
Sandy Koufax, 24, expects to sign a Dodgers contract around $60,000 for 1964 after a record 1963 season. He aims to meet with GM Buzzy Bavasi within the next week or two and no disagreement is anticipated. Koufax earned $35,000 last year with 25 wins 11 shutouts and 306 strikeouts, and starred in the World Series.
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No Conference Games Scheduled Monday Night
The article notes there were no games in the conference on Monday night and none planned for tonight, reflecting a pause in play with no scheduled matchups or outcomes to report.
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