DePaul Ends Stubborn Bonnies Upset Bid In Chicago
DePaul, ninth in the AP poll, beat St Bonaventure 81 76 at Alumni Gym Chicago. Fred Crawford scored 25 for DePaul while Dave Mills led St Bonaventure with 22 as Bonnies rallied from 11 down to 77 74 with two minutes left but missed closer free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Weise
St. Bonaventure
Bonnies
DePaul
Associated Press
Blue Demons
Chicago
Fred Crawford
Hoys
Olean
Nly
Dave Mills
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Erie report lists Kenny Lane defeating Johnny Biegarro in a points decision. Canadian middleweight Marie Mina knocked out Wa Peru, while Fillon Thomas scored a 14 to 7 tally. Chicago and Alessandria are cited with unclear results. Participants include Micheton and Nicolas Mavich with unclarified outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie
kKenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Johnny Biegarro
H's
Lima
Peru
Marie Mina
Fillon Thomas
Chicago
Drew
Alessandria
Thaty
National Hockey League Results Report
The Associated Press lists Wednesday results with Petrol Taranty tying Chicago 7 to New York 2. Boston visits Montreal for Friday night action. Nu Guadivs is scheduled for the upcoming schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hockey League
Taranty
Chivago
New York
Boston
Montreal
Nu Guadivs
Perry's Cagers Beat Lone Star In High School Tilt
Perry's indepen dent cagers topped Lone Star of Texarkana 109 to 96 at Guernsey High School gym. Wayne Lee scored 30, Delton Hatfield 29, Brint Gdom 21 for Perry's while Liles 42 and Warren 27 led Lone Star scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Lone Star of
Texarkana
Guernsey
Wayne Lee
Delton Hatfield
Brint Gdom
Liles
Warren
Lone Star
College basketball results and upcoming games across campuses and pro teams
A flood of results from many colleges shows Mineral Springs over Bright star 62 46 Amity 47 over Spring Hill 32 Lewisville 60 over Glenwood 49 Penn State 86 over West Virginia 76 Pittsburgh 78 over Temple 67 LaSalle 91 over Canisius 81 Colgate 99 over Rutgers 90 St Joseph's Pa 111 over Lafayette 69 Muhlenberg 80 over Lehigh 66 Fordham 56 over Queens New York 51 St Francis New York 61 over CCNY 54 Long Island University 83 over Bridgeport 57 Maine 84 over Bowdoin 69 Colby 94 St Anselm's 87 New Yorkampa 7 American International 59 Amherst 58 over Vermont 86 Middlebury 50 Delaware 68 over Drexel Tech 54 Ithaca 60 over Buffalo 54 Coast Guard 77 over Hartford 71 Louisville 84 over St Francis Pa William and Mary 82 over George Washington 67 DePaul 81 over St Bonaventure 76 Notre Dame 90 over Butler 73 Bradley 84 over No Dakota 72 Ohio U 63 Miami Ohio 60 Evansville 105 over Indiana State 79 San Francisco 60 over U Pacific 59 NBA results New York 120 over St Louis 14 Philadelphia 130 over Baltimore We San Francisco 108 over Cincinnati Detroit 116 over Los Angeles 115 Today’s games Los Angeles at Detroit Baltimore vs Boston at Providence asten at Philadelphia St Louis at Baltimore Cincinnati at San Francisco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Penn. State
W. Virginia
Pittsburgh
Temple
LaSalle
Canisius
Colgate
Rutgers
St. Joseph's
Lafayette
Muhlenberg
Lehigh
Fordham
Queens
N.Y
St. Francis
CCNY
Long. N. U
Bridgeport
Maine
Bowdoin
Colby
Bates
St. Anselm's
New Yampa
American Int
Amherst
Vermont
Middlebury
Delaware
Drexel Tech
Ithaca
Buffalo
Coast Guard
Hartford
Louisville
Notre Dame
Butler
Bradley
No. Dakota
Ohio U
Miami
Ohio
Evansville
Indiana St
San Francisco
U. of Pacific
College Cage Attendance Increases
College basketball attendance rose about twelve percent this season based on figures in the season report. The rise reflects stronger fan turnouts at games across the league, signaling growing public interest and support for the college cage circuit.
Oklahoma C. Signs Seven Foot Negro
Eddy Jackson, the 7-foot center for Oklahoma City University, stands as the program’s tallest player and a key reason for the team's NCAA at large selection. The 220-pound senior, first 7-footer at OCU, leads rebounding and ranks second in scoring with 14 points per game while drawing NBA interest amid a deep, professional-aspiring lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Eddy Jackson
Oklahoma City University
Jean
OCU
Oklahoma
Jackson
National Basketball Association
Nine Members to Golf Hall of Fame PALM BEACH GARDENS
Nine schools from nine major conferences show rising attendance figures in the 1962-63 season across the Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference, with Missouri Valley expecting gains as sellout games loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Hall of Fame
Palm Beach Gardens
Ares
Associated Press
Missouri Valley
Southeastern Conference
Alamtic Coast Conference
Chat Heads Field of 9 Sprinters at Oaklawn Park
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP Chat heads a field of nine sprinters for the 4000 Little Rock Purse at Oaklawn Park. The 4 year old son of Degage and Chastise is a fast-closing runner up to One Dot in the inaugural Handicap last Saturday. Chat, owned by Marion H Van Berg, shares top weight of 123 pounds with Coal King. Almemar drew 113 pounds and is a top threat. Other runners include Buds Choice Alibi Liz Lebardue Pata Silver Snack II and Fair Turn. Larry Snyder returns to ride Chat after piloting him in the inaugural. Chat has won his last two races at the Pimlico fall meeting. Coal King makes his first outing here after five wins in 10 starts last year. He will be ridden by Robert Gallimore. Jaywalking captured the Benton Purse Wednesday with a 1:06 clocking for the furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Chat
Little Rock
Oaklawn Park
Degage
Chastise
Dot
Marion H. van Berg
Mrg
J. W. Durrett
Coal King
W. Hal Bishop
Robert Gallimore
Jaywalking
Seniors Trophy Tournament Opens With Golf Hall of Fame Tie
More than 400 players tee off in the $30,000 PGA Seniors Teacher Trophy with Sam Snead, 51, among the entrants for the first time. The winner earns $2,500 and a trip to England for the British Senior championship. Hall of Famers Jock Hutchinson, Denny Shute, Gene Sarazen, Paul Runyan, Mike Brady, Jimmy Delinet, Fred McLeod, and E J Harrison also compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Shute
Gene Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Mike Bradych
Jimmy Delinet
Fred McLeod
E.J
Dutch) Harrison
Warriors Survive Streaks as Knicks and Pistons Help
San Francisco beat Cincinnati 108 101 as New York and Detroit, last place teams in their divisions, upset St. Louis 120 114 and Los Angeles 116 115. Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors with 32 points and Wayne Hightower added 29 in a defensive switch that halted Cincinnati’s longest win streak. Len Chappell and Bailey Howell delivered late for New York and Detroit to secure pivotal wins amid a tight Western race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Warriors
National Basketball Association
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wayne Hightower
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Royals
Cincinnati
Hightower
Wilt Chamberlain
Hawks
Len Chappell
Knicks
Bailey Howell
Howell
Lakers
Blevins Claims Second Victory in District Tournament
In Murfreesboro the Junior Boys District 7 W tournament opened with Okolona defeating Fouke 55 to 28 and Lewisville topping Delight 37 to 0. Blevins then beat Dierks 49 to 42 and M Boro defeated Stamps 46 to 28. Blevins later downed Okolona 70 to 42 for a second win, as the schedule advanced through Friday and Saturday matchups with Bradley Guernsey, Lewisville and Locksburg/Dale contenders in remaining rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Okolona
Fouke
Lewisville
Delight
All Guernsey
Umpire
Blevins
Dierks
Bradley
Amity
M’boro
Stamps
Winthrop
Locksburg
Spring Hill
Guernsey
Boro
Cale
Grambling Climbs in College Poll
Evansville's first place lead over Grambling narrowed to one point as Assumption's Greyhounds rose two spots to fourth in the current AP small college basketball poll. Evansville earned five first place votes and 72 points from eight regional selectors, while Grambling had 71 points and three first place votes. Evansville improved to 18-2 after wins over DePauw and St Joseph's Indiana. Grambling stood 22-1 after recent victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Evansville
Grambling
Assumption
Greyhounds
Pan American
Washington
St. Louis
Hofstra
Kentucky Wesleyan
Youngstown
Wittenberg
Western Carolina
DePauw
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Philadelphia Dominates Baltimore Behind Walker’s 29
With 29 seconds left in the game Philadelphia, led by Chet Walker with 29 points, faced little resistance from Baltimore. The Weers opened strong, scoring 16 of the first 19 points, building a 69-54 halftime edge as Philadelphia buried 39 points in the first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chet Walker
Baltimore
League to Call Finley on Carpet
The American League questions Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley about lease signing. With spring training near, the league seeks a Kansas City lease for the A’s to play this season and warns of possible franchise removal amid ongoing talks and a suit threat from Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Boston
American League
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
A’s
Joe Cronk
Pan American Tops Steubenville and St Edwards to 20 4
Assumption from Worcester rises to 14 1 after beating Merrimack and Lemoyne. Texas Southern and Arkansas AM&N dominate, Pan American improves to 20 4 with wins over Steubenville and St Edwards of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Southern
Arkansas Am&n
Pan American
Steubenville
St. Edwards
Austin
Tex
Assumption
Worcester
Mass
Merrimack
Lemoyne
Also Mentioned on This Page
HOPE
Arkansa
Taylor
Contax
Alex. H. Washburn
Shirley Smith
Jones Field House
Lady Cats
Peggy Ballard
Hope Girls
Lft
Annette Hatfield
Phyllis Martin
Pitt
Ohio Univ
Penn Ste
West Virginia
National Hockey
Cagers
Mineral Springs
Bright Star
Glenwood
William & Mary
George Wash
THE
Providence
Asten
St. Luis
Oklahoma C
Chat Heads
Louis Nizer
Arkansas
United States Brewers Association
ING
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!