Buckeyes Clinch Tie With Gophers 85 65 In Minneapolis
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 85 to 65 to pull into a tie for the Big Ten lead as Illinois prepares to host Iowa. Gary Bradds led OSU with 25 points while Dick Ricketts added 23 and Bill Davis wowed with 23 for the Gophers.
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Kopp Wins Chippewa Valley Match Games in Eau Claire
Bobby Kopp won the Chippewa Valley Match Games at Wagner's 40 Lanes with 119.01 Petersen points, dethroning defending champ Bill Zierke who finished seventh. Final match saw Kopp 658 in series to Werlein 612, high games by Schoettle 259 and Wirz 254, with multiple top finishers named from Eau Claire, La Crosse, Chippewa Falls and Osceola.
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Rice bars Lewis Mazzurana from athletics for life
Rice University permanently bans junior tackle Lewis Mazzurana from athletics after he failed to report a basketball bribe offer tied to a February Rice Baylor game. The 258-pound San Antonio product, a two letterman on the second team last season, remains a student. Roommate Herb Steinkamp and teammate Dick Cramer faced separate bribe offers. coach Johnny Frankie was alerted on February 5.
Wilt Chamberlain Off Record Pace Set Last Year
New York AP Wilt Chamberlain trails his 4,029 point single season pace but has eight games to reach or surpass his 100 point single game mark. He leads NBA scoring with 3,230 points in 72 games averaging 44.9. He also tops rebounds at 24.5 per game while Bellamy edges him in field goal percentage.
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Approve Bills For 25 Million Stadium In Detroit
Michigan Senate backed Detroit 1968 Olympic stadium plans by approving two bills backed by Gov. Romney. A bonding authority bill passed 29 to 0 to handle construction and financing. A companion measure would raise state and track take from pari mutuel betting.
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Candy Spots Wins Santa Anita Derby Despite Pileup
California's Candy Spots extended his unbeaten streak to five with a win in the Santa Anita Derby after a violent crash at the clubhouse turn. One horse, Denodado, was destroyed. four jockeys, including seriously injured Ismael Valenzuela, were treated at Arcadia Methodist Hospital as Candy Spots prevailed by 1 1/2 lengths over Sky Gem.
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Wittenberg Heads Small College Event
Kansas City AP reports Wittenberg top ranked in the NCAA college division tournament 32 team field with .760 winning percentage. Seventeen conference champions join the field, finals set in Evansville March 13-15. Defending champs Mt Saint Marys with Evansville and Wittenberg as former titleists among seven first time entrants.
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UW Faculty Recommends Physical Ed For Freshmen
Madison AP reports Wisconsin faculty urged that all freshmen on the Madison campus under 22 without disabilities and with no military service take one semester of physical education. The board of regents will act on the recommendation.
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Wininger Captures New Orleans Golf Open Title
Bo Wininger wins the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC. He overcomes Bob Rosburg’s early lead to finish 3 under par for 279, earning $6,400. Rosburg, Lema, and Cupit near top, with Palmer and Nicklaus in the pack.
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To Get Up In The World Five Foot Step Ladders
A local hardware sale cuts the price on five foot step ladders from 5.69 to 3.98. The special offer targets home improvement shoppers, emphasizing affordability for small projects and easy access for ceilings and shelves.
State Baseball Meet To Feature 16 Teams
Milwaukee July 12 15 Wisconsin State Baseball Commission says its 25th annual tournament will be held at Milwaukee County Stadium. The field again includes 16 teams with 12 district champions returning to compete for the title.
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AP Poll Upth attendance.
Cincinnati leads at 33 points followed by Duke and Ohio State with Arizona State and Loyola of Chicago rounding the top five. Wichita Mississippi State Illinois Stanford Providence each hold spots with several teams listed as others receiving votes in alphabetical order.
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15 Per Cent More Waterfowl In Survey
Washington AP reports the 1963 mid winter survey in the Central Flyway shows 15 percent more waterfowl than in 1962, indicating the curtailed 1962 hunting season helped breeding stock. Mallards rose 14 percent from 1962 but remain 26 percent below eight-year average. geese counts up 72 percent over 1962 and 23 percent over long-term average. white fronted geese also increased.
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Siebel Sets Badger Career Scoring Record in Win
Wisconsin senior Ken Siebel scored 18 points to lift his career total to 1,060 and become the Badgers all time leading scorer in a 75-69 victory over Iowa. Jack Brens added 20 for Wisconsin as Iowa’s Dave Roach led with 21. 33 fouls were called and two Iowa players were ejected.
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Sub-Sectional Playoffs Narrow Wisconsin Field Tonight
Sub sectional playoffs cut the field to 32 teams in Wisconsin high school basketball. Winners advance to eight sectionals on Friday and Saturday with sectional victors earning spots at the State Meet in Madison March 14 to 16. The week’s action trimmed many top programs, listing several state contenders and eliminations, while detailing matchups across multiple sectionals including La Crosse Central, Sparta Holmen, Eau Claire Memorial, and Sheboygan areas.
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Carleton Defends Midwest Meet Title in Swim Relays
Carleton won the Midwest Conference swimming championship with 91 points, Beloit 56. Carleton set records in the 400 yard medley relay with McConachie Siefer Kent Kaiser at 4 02 4, beating 1961 Grinnell mark. The 400 yard freestyle relay team of McConachie Miller Meadows Raney posted 3 29 7, breaking the 1961 Grinnell record.
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Bud's Marine and Rivalries Highlight Evening Schedule
In the RBC Basketball Classic league schedule, Longfellow hosts Bud's Marine at 7:00 p.m. followed by Jo-Ella's Cafe versus Jungles Tavern at 8:00 p.m. and La Crosse Rubber Mills meeting George St. Merchants at 9:00 p.m.
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