Regulars arrive as spring training tightens Yankees outlook
Spring training shifts to a serious tone as regulars arrive for 1962 camps. Ralph Houk frets over a weak shortstop, with Phil Linz and Tom Tresh competing to replace Tony Kubek. Across 20 clubs, managers assess needs from power and pitching to bullpen depth and infield solidness.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Houk
Shortstop
Phil Linz
Tom Tresh
Tony Kubek
Army
Freddy Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Five Tied For Meet Leadership In Baton Rouge Open
Five players shared the Baton Rouge Open lead at 36 holes after a winded second round. Doug Sanders and Mason Rudolph led at 138 while Joe Campbell Dave Hill and Don Massengale also held tied totals. The field remains crowded with a marathon final round planned after Friday rainout.
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Doug Sanders
Sanders
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Cedarton
Naitive
University of Forida
Rudolph
Baton Rouge Country Club
Chunky
Joe Campbell
Purdue
Beaumont
Denver
Dave Hill
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Jack Burke
Jimmie Powell
Yorba Linda
Calif
Hill
Massengale
Campbell
Various college and NBA scores from multiple conferences
Iowa lost to Illinois 4 to 78 while Tulane defeated Tennessee 83 to 73. Wisconsin beat Mont State 64 to 6 and Indiana edged Purdue 7 to 6. Michigan toppled Northeastern 82 to 71. Mississippi State 63 over Mississippi 60. Kansas State 60 over Colorado 48. NYU defeated Boston University 91 to 83. Seton Hall 93 over Detroit 88. Brown 93 over Dartmouth 62. Auburn 62 over Alabama 4. Providence 92 over any Cross 71. Villanova 66 over St Joseph PA. Vanderbilt 88 over Georgia Tech 74. Wake Forest 77 over Clemson 66 in ACC final. West Virginia 88 over Virginia Tech 72 in ACC/SEC context. North Carolina A&T 80 over Winston-Salem Teachers 66 for 3rd place. Virginia State 79 over Maryland State 71 in CIAA. St Louis 134 over Los Angeles 125 in NBA action. Cincinnati 124 to 119 over Chicago. Syracuse 128 over Detroit 114. Charlotte 8 Knoxville 6 in Eastern Hockey League score.
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Mississippi
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Detroit
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Auburn
Alabama
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Any Cross
Villanova
St Joseph
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Badgers Knock Off Ohio State
Wisconsin upset No. 1 Ohio State 86 to 67 in Madison on a standout defensive effort and a career high scoring night from Don Hearden 29 points. Jerry Lucas was limited to 23 points as Ohio State saw its 27 game Big Ten win streak end.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Don Hearden
Hearden
Trinity Boys Clinch Central Meet Title In Tight Final
Trinity Bulldogs beat Ledford 32 26 to win the boys division of the Central Carolina Conference tournament while East Davidson girls toppled top seed Central 46 42 at the YMCA in Lexington. East Davidson's Pat Lambeth and Linda Huskins fueled the win as Central's rebound woes doomed their title defense.
Referee Rigging Probe in Southwest Conference Basketball
The Dallas Times Herald reports an anonymous tip in 1957 or 1958 about possible score fixing in Southwest Conference basketball. SMU authorities received the call during a night game. officials investigated with FBI and state officers probing while players were said to remain clean. Dr. Henry Hardt of Texas Christian University urged a vigorous, immediate investigation.
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Dallas Times Herald
Southern Methodist University
FBI
Henry Hardt
Texas Christian University
NCAA
Dallas Morning News
Hardt
High Point YMCA Tops Hardin's 66 in League Showdown
In Greensboro, the High Point YMCA defeated Hardin's 66 by 88 to 71 to pull even for the league lead in the Carolina Virginia circuit. Roy Dixon and Kirk Stuart led with 23 points apiece while Red Murrell scored 30 for the losers. High Point led by 15 at halftime and stayed ahead the rest of the game.
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YMCA
Hardin
Carolina
Virginia
Roy Dixon
Kirk Stuart
Red Murrell
Wally Wallowac
Red Shield Boys Lose to Greensboro in Sectional Clash
The Red Shield Boys, weakened by foul trouble and two late fouls, fell 40 to 36 to Greensboro yesterday, ending their run in the North and South Carolina Salvation Army sectional tournament at High Point College on March 10. Ed Hester led the locals with 14 points, while Tommy Kearns scored nine and Roger Mabe seven. Greensboro's Wilkes, Dixson, and Babus paced their victory with 19, 7 and 6 points.
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Red ‘Shield
Greensboro
South Carolina
Salvation Army
High Point College
High Point
Ed Hester
Hester
Tommy Kearns
Roger Mabe
Wilkes
Dixson
Babus
Peele and Huskins named MVPs in Central Carolina tourney
Henry Peele of Trinity and Linda Huskins of East Davidson received Most Valuable Player honors at the third annual Central Carolina Conference tournament finals held at the YMCA gym. Peele led the Bulldogs to a 32 36 victory over Ledford with 12 points, while Huskins scored 28 in East Davidson’s 46 42 win over Central Davidson to end the Spartans 16 game streak.
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ECHS
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