Charity basketball all star game pits Southern Conference stars
Richmond set for March 18 as Southern Conference stars face an ACC all star team. Coaches Chuck Noe and Vic Bubas will lead their squads in a fundraiser for mentally retarded children. Readiness from Virginia Tech, Duke, and other schools confirmed with several tentative inclusions and potential NC playoff replacements.
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Jon Feldman
George Washington
Wake Forest
Len Chappell
Billy Packer
Five Boxing Results Reported From Various Cities
Houston Joe Brown outpointed Joey Parks in a 138 pound nontitle bout. Gene Leslie stopped San tiago Gutierrez at 9 rounds in Beaumont. Amos Johnson stopped Willie Gill in Stockton. Larry Maldonado knocked out Jerry Gaines in Yuma. Frankie Duran defeated Henry Miramontes in San Antonio. Von Caly outpointed Chic Calderwood in London.
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Brissie Wouldn't Change Moves in Legion Baseball Reform
Lou Brissie said he would do the American Legion baseball program again if needed. The Legion announced in Indianapolis that Brissie was released effective March 1 as part of an extensive reorganization. He thanked colleagues and sponsors for his years of service and the relationships built nationwide.
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Howe ties record as Wings beat Bruins for playoff edge
Gordie Howe extended his scoring streak to 14 games and assisted on two goals as Detroit defeated Boston 3 1 to move 10 points ahead of New York in the NHL race. The superstar tied the club record for consecutive games with at least one point and matched a season marks set by Norm Ullman.
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NBA Tuesday Results and Wednesday Games Recap
In Tuesday night NBA action Boston edged Cincinnati 124 121 New York edged Syracuse 114 113 and St Louis beat Los Angeles 137 136 Two Wednesday games featured Syracuse at Boston New York at St Louis and Detroit University with matchups including New York Boston Detroit Sanctions and Friday schedule listed for Philadelphia Syracuse and St Louis in future play
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Loyola Clinches WCAC Title and NCAA Bid in WCAC Final
Loyola of Los Angeles clinched the West Coast Athletic Conference title with an 82-64 win over Pepperdine, earning its first NCAA tournament berth. Ed Bento scored 27 as Loyola secured the undisputed crown, advancing to the Far West regional in Portland on March 17.
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Mountie Star Rod Thorn Withdraws From WVU
WVU sophomore Rod Thorn, a standout scorer and rebounder, has temporarily left West Virginia University to protect his grade point average aiming to return in summer school. He plans to be eligible for next season and remains valued by coach George King who praises his character and potential.
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Knicks Snap Nine-Game Skid With Narrow Win Over Nationals
The New York Knicks, locked in last place in the Eastern Division, end a nine-game losing streak with a 114-113 victory over the Syracuse Nationals at Madison Square Garden. Celtics beat Royals 124-121 and Hawks edged Lakers 137-136 in double overtime.
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Tourney Expands to Four Days in Camden SC
The Carolina Golf Association announces the annual four ball championship in Camden South Carolina expands to four days. The event starts March 16 at the Camden Country Club with a four day schedule.
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Red Schoendienst Awarded as Young Acting Card
Aging Red Schoendienst, 33, labeled the youngest acting guy on the St. Louis Cardinals, signed a 25 000 contract after a strong intra-squad workout. General Manager Bing Devine praised the move as a team break with health concerns acknowledged by manager Sally Hemus.
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Bones McKinney named ACC Coach of the Year for second straight season
Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney repeats as ACC Coach of the Year after guiding the Demon Deacons to the conference tournament title. McKinney received 37 votes, with Duke’s Vic Bubas second at 24. Wake Forest defeated Duke 96 61 in the ACC final and heads to an NCAA first round matchup with St John’s.
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Pensacola Open Opens With Past Winners On Deck
The Pensacola Open golf tournament begins Thursday with five previous champions in the field. Arnold Palmer shot an eight under par 64 in practice, as he seeks another title alongside Don Fairfield Art Wall Jr. Doug Ford Paul Harney and others. Billy Maxwell is in the Caribbean tour, leaving nine 1961 tour winners represented.
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College scores from a busy sports slate
Loyola Los Angeles defeated Pepperdine 82 to 64 and Santa Clara beat San Francisco 51 to 39. St Marys California won 64 to 49 over Pacific California. Lafayette topped Bucknell 95 to 75 and DePauw beat Valparaiso 90 to 79.
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Bulldogs Face Asheboro in South Piedmont Semis
Thom asville Bulldogs advance to the semifinals of the South Piedmont Basketball Tournament in Kannapolis after a 55 50 overtime win over Albemarle. They will square off with top seed Asheboro Comets at 7 30 tonight. Statesville takes on Kannapolis in the nightcap.
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