Bearcats repeat as NCAA champions in 71-59 win over Buckeyes
Cincinnati led Ohio State 37-19 at halftime and rode Paul Hogue 22 points and rebounding to a 71-59 victory in Freedom Hall Louisville. Wake Forest edged UCLA 82-80 for third place in the doubleheader.
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Cincy Wallops Buckeyes
Louisville
Cincinnati
Paul Hogue
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Wake Forest
UCLA
Freedom Hall
Hogue
Lucas
Wake Forest edges UCLA 82 80 in NCAA clash at Freedom Hall
Len Chappell scored 26 for Wake Forest as UCLA battled back from a late deficit. Chappell fouled out, but Wake held on to defeat UCLA 82 80 before 18 000 fans in Louisville. Cincinnati and Ohio State later met for the title with Jerry Lucas sidelined by knee trouble.
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Ence
Bearcats
Ed Jucker
Ohio State
Kansas City
Hogue
Tommy Thacker
Ron Bonham
George Wilson
Tony Yates
Thacker
Buckeye
Forker
Lucas
Middletown
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pee Lee
Yrdig- Wane Page
Louisville
Wake Forest
UCLA
Freedom Hall
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Len Chappell
Bruins
Chappell
Walt Hazzard
Fred Slaughter
Johnny Green
Ball Hawking
Tommy McCoy
Deacons
Atlantic
Colle
ACC
Dickie Hamric
de Forest
South Carolina
Grady Wallace
Billy Packer
Dave Wiedeman
Packer
Wiedeman
Gary Cunningham
Slaughter
Hazzard
Colfax Wins Class A State Championship Over Warrenton
Colfax of Guilford County led by 17-year-old Larry Morgan defeated Warrenton 53-47 for the Class A state basketball title. Morgan scored 30 points, hitting 10 from the floor and 10-for-10 at the line to seal the win.
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Durham
Larry Morgan
Little Colfax
Guilford County
Warrenton
Ayden
Valley Springs
Skyland
Morgan
Roger Nelson
Bulldogs
Ohio State
Seeee
Bradds
Cincinnati
Wilson
Yates Fee
Ohio St
Colfax
Newberry Indians sweep High Point in conference baseball doubleheader
Newberry defeats High Point 3-0 in game one behind Ray Counts four hit effort. In game two Newberry cruelsied High Point 10-1 as Larry Nolan goes the distance for the Indians and Don Cashion struggles early for the Panthers.
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Newberry
S.C
Indians
High Point
Panthers
Ray Counts
Larry Nolan
Cashion
Winard
Keith
Swigeo
Ray Grant
Burton
Saturday College Results From Associated Press
Dartmouth defeated Randolph Macon 6 to 3 while Camp Lejeune faced an unclear result. Auburn beat Georgia 3 to 3 with Norfolk William and Mary. Pembroke lost to Erskine 9 to 6. Clemson topped The Citadel 22 to 3. NC State led 11 to 0 against a state opponent. Lenoir Rhyne beat Wofford 2 to 1. North Carolina edged Georgia Southern 2 to 1. Catawba won 6 to Belmont Abbey 4. Newberry 10 defeated High Point 1. Yale beat Davidson 14 to 6.
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Randolph Macon
Camp Lejeune &, Co
Auburn
Georgia
Norfolk William & Mary
Pembroke
Erskine
Clemson
the Citadel
NC. State
Gg State
Hey
Wofford
North Carolina
Georgia Southern
Catawba
Belmont Abbey
Newberry
High Point
Yale
Davidson
Hal Lackey Clinches Interstate YMCA Handball Title
Hal Lackey of High Point dominates the Interstate YMCA Four Wall Handball Tournament in Charlotte to win the crown. He defeats Hook, Burnette, Geilfuss, and Or aig in succession. Lackey and partner Dick Meisky chased a High Point sweep in doubles with mixed results. Entries from seven cities competed.
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Charlotte
Hal Lackey
High Point
Interstate Ymca
Lackey
Dick Meisky
Theat Lackey
Hook
Burnette
Charleston
S. C
Geilfuss
Oraig
Exhibition Baseball Scores Include Big Chicago Victory
Saturday's games show Chicago A beating New York 11 to 0 and Baltimore dominating Detroit 9 to 0. Other results include Pittsburgh 1 to 7 Cincinnati 4 and Cleveland 1 with Von Peete contributing six.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Eee
Baltimore
Detroit
York
Konsan City
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicas
Cleveland
Boses
von Peete
Pearson on Pole in Atlanta 500 with 46 starters
Dave Pearson of Spartanburg starts from the pole in a 1962 Pontiac after a qualifying record 138.684 mph on the Atlanta 1 2 mile track. Fireball Roberts is beside him in a 1962 Pontiac. The field includes Ford and Chevrolet runners led by Rex White and Jack Smith with 46 starters and five alternates for a $60 000 race.
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Atlanta
Dave Pearson
Spartanburg
S. C
Ray Fox
Daytona Beach
Fla
Fireball Roberts
Smokey Yunick
Pearson
Roberts
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Nelson Stacy
Stuanta
David Pearson
Pontiac
Pontac
Ford
Edwin (Banjo) Matthews
Darel Dieringer
Rex White
Chevroet
Flac
Ay Owens
Larry Frank
Bill Wimbie
Ned Jarrett
Chevrolet
Speedy Thompson
Dick Rathmann
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Richard Petty
Plymouth
J. C. Hedrix
Larry Thomas
Dodge
Nees Wade
Herman Beam
Ernie Gahan
Jim Paschal
George Alisbrook
Fe Ford
Sal Tovella
Rewenty
Ralph Korat
Ed Livingstone
Paul Burrow
Johnny Suddreth
Maris Faces Press Feud Amid Fame After 61 Home Run Feat
Yankee star Roger Maris, 27, battles constant scrutiny following his 61st homer, clashing with visiting reporters and choosing limited interviews as he adapts to fame. Manager Ralph Houk defends him, saying Maris remains a good teammate and family man despite press pressure.
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Maris
Mickey Mantle
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yankee
Man- Houk
Public image of Maris tested by press and boos
Newark Star Ledger writer Jim Ogle defends Roger Maris as a loyal competitor who may hit over 40 homers despite media scrutiny. Newsmen from the Journal American Times and Post weigh in on Maris mood and willingness to speak while facing pressure and possible boos.
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Jim Ogle
Newark
N.J
Star Ledger
Maris
Roger Maris
Ogle
Til Ferdenzi
New York
Jour
Charley Feeney
Long Island Press
John Drebinger
Tommy Holmes
New York Herald Tribune
Hy Goldberg
Joe Trimble
New York News
Kenny Smith
New York Mirror
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