St Johns 71 NYU 51 as Canisius trips St Bonaventure
College basketball results show St Johns over NYU 71 51 while Canisius defeats St Bonaventure. Other scores include Manhattan 67 Fordham 69 and Penn State 91 Rutgers 62, with various regional games listed.
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Bobcats Edge Malvern to Claim District Title
The Hope Bobcats defeated Malvern 71-69 on Malvern’s court to win the District Tournament and earn a state AA-AAA matchup at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock. Five Hope starters scored in double figures as Coach Billy Mitchell secured his fourth Region 4AA championship in five years.
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Boxing results from Mexico City Accra and Ravenna shows mixed outcomes
In Mexico City Jose Luis Cruz stopped Gene Gresham in the light weights. In Accra Floyd Robertson stopped Jean Renard in the another match with scores listed. In Ravenna Antonio Ferreira drew with Salvatore Gennatiempo in a Brazil Italy clash.
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Mexico
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Detroit
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Belgium
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Italy
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Brazil
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Cats Rally But Malvern Falls In High Pace Clash
Malvern trailed by four as the final minutes ticked down. Dan Jones and Bill Reinhardt each scored 17 for Hope while Gary Stanfield led Malvern with 25 and James Chancellor added 23. Final line: Hope 69 Malvern 67.
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Perry's Wins Liberty-Eylau Tournament Championship
Perry's Truck Stop independent cagers defeated LeGrand Welders 107 to 86 to win the Liberty-Eylau tournament. Wayne Lee led with 33 points, David Brown 20, Brint Odom 19, Glen Calhoun 17, and Delton Hatfield 14. Spigner and Branch each scored 22 for LeGrand Welders. Perry's earned $74 and a large trophy.
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Clay offered Big Sum to Meet Floyd
Promoter Bolan offered Cassius Clay a $750000 guarantee to defend against Floyd Patterson. Clay’s manager Bill Faversham said the champion is not interested, calling Patterson a nice young man but one of the worst heavyweight champions. Patterson reportedly would fight for no purse, only to regain the title.
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Art Wall Wins Puerto Rico Open in Comeback
Art Wall Jr., 40, back in the golf business, outshot Jay Dolan in four OT holes to win the Puerto Rico Open on the Dorado Hilton course. The victory gives Wall the southern swing title with his third win in four events and the winner’s share of 1,200 dollars plus 1,300 in an extra prize.
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Clay Says He Is Black Muslim Believing Boxer
Controversy surrounds 22 year old heavyweight champion after he states his religion as Black Muslim. The title was won when Sonny Liston did not answer the bell for the seventh round in Miami Beach last month, prompting debate over his beliefs and identity.
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McKenzie promoted by Frank Broyles at Arkansas
University of Arkansas defensive coach Jim McKenzie is promoted to assistant head coach to cover duties when Frank Broyles is away for recruiting and Razorback Club duties. McKenzie will still lead the defensive staff with added responsibilities. Barry Switzer becomes varsity offensive end coach and Steed White heads recruiting. Bill Pace leads offensive coaching.
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Arkansas
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Missouri
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Did Not Include Full Title Due To Input
The text notes a recognition for overall tour leadership and an award of the Seagram Caribbean Trophy to a winner, George Knudson of Toronto, from the previous year. The fragment implies a golf context and honors tied to the tour’s season.
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Toronto
Delight Wins Class B State Basketball Title
Delight defeated Hickory Ridge 64 50 to claim the Class B senior boys championship in Little Rock. The Bull dogs ran to a 42nd straight win and became the first Class B unbeaten season since 1983. Mike Lamb led with 20 points, Randy Hughes added 18, while Roger Green led Hickory Ridge with 17. Lamb earned tournament MVP as Delight dominated after a close first quarter.
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Camien Will Shoot for Mile Mark
MILWAUKEE AP The indoor track circuit hosts the Milwaukee Journal games with miler John Damien of Kansas State Teachers of Emporia set to run for the mile as a substitute for Loyola’s Tom O’Hara. The Arena meet is the US Track and Field Federation indoor championships with Damien aiming for the mile.
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Pine Bluff player signs with SMU for football scholarship
Pine Bluff tackle for the Zebras Weaver signed with Southern Methodist University Sunday night. He stands 6 feet tall and weighs 187 pounds. Weaver is the third Pine Bluff player to join a college, following quarterback Gordon Norwood and halfback David Hunt who signed with Arkansas. End Jim Barnes remains unsigned. Head Coach Hayden Fry of SMU announced the signing.
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Brinkley wins Class A Senior title over Waldo in basketball final
Brinkley captured the Class A Senior boys state basketball championship in Little Rock with a 70 60 victory over Waldo. Steve Fowler and Don Tray led Brinkley with 17 and 25 points while Jerry Pickering and Terry Horn scored 18 for Waldo. Judsonia's Danny Wood was named tournament outstanding player.
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Milwaukee track marks aid Olympic prep by two runners
Jim Grelle set a 4 01.4 mile mark on Milwaukee track in 1961 while O’Hara, who ran 3 56.4 in the mile at Chicago last Friday, skipped Milwaukee to prepare for the Olympics, choosing to pass the meet.
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
State Playoff Opens for Valley Springs in AAAA Basketball
Valley Springs, Region IAA undefeated regular season, opens state tournament against Greene County Tech Tuesday afternoon. Paragould defending champion earned spot with overtime win over West Memphis. Other first round pairings include Conway vs Malvern and El Dorado vs Smackover as class AAAA/4A4A opens.
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Record crowd fills Barton Coliseum for state boys finals
In Little Rock 16,350 fans paid to view the Class A and Class B Senior boys state tournaments, topping the previous turnstile record of 12,001. A finals crowd of 3,403 attended Saturday night’s championship events.
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