Six NCAA Bids Still Open
Post season picture narrows to six conference berths with two bids per league. Yale edges Harvard in OT for Ivy lead as Santa Clara and San Francisco vie in WCAC. East Tennessee exits Ohio Valley title race, Morehead and Tennessee Tech lead. Baylor ends Texas run. Providence cruises. several other Tuesday results noted.
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Fordham
New York
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Dons
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Ohio Valley
Morehead
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Mississippi Board To Discuss Tourney
The State College Board will hold a special meeting Saturday to discuss Mississippi State University's participation in the NCAA basketball tournament at East Lansing Michigan on March 15. Five of 13 board members requested the session amid debate over allowing the team to compete against integrated opponents.
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Dudy) Noble
State
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Ga Crosse Tribune March 6 1963 delivery note
The Ga Crosse Tribune notes delivery on March 7 1963 via rural route. No further details available in readable text.
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Ten more teams qualify for NAIA basketball tourney
AP reports ten additional teams advanced Tuesday night to the NAIA 32 team tournament starting next Monday in Kansas City. Winners include Arkansas Tech Rockhurst Fort Hays State Eastern New Mexico Central State Ohio Northern Michigan Transylvania Stetson Eastern Montana and California Western. Earlier qualifiers were Miles Western Carolina Pacific Lutheran Lewis and Clark Howard Payne Grambling and Winston-Salem Teachers.
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Howard Payne
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Bowling Scores From Pla Mor Lanes Meet
Readout lists team names and player scores across multiple divisions at Pla Mor Lanes. Highlights include high series by Bakalar Sausages and high games by C Dahler and J Hengel, with numerous club and sponsor entries and postponed labels.
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Tourney Sub-Sectionals Fight For Madison Trips
Wisconsin high school boys basketball sub-sectionals produced several decisive results as Eau Claire Memorial and Beloit advanced, with Memorial downing Colfax 81-61 and Beloit routing Lake Mills 100-43. Matches across Greenfield Antigo Racine Park Ashland Whitefish Bay Prentice Platteville Brookfield East and other sites set up further state bid opportunities.
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Markesan
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Rio
Gopher State Field Narrowed to 114 Teams in District Play
The Associated Press reports Minnesota high school basketball narrowed to 114 teams after 62 district games. Tonight 19 more games trim to 96, with district champions to be decided in venues including Grand Forks and Minneapolis. Notable results include Stillwater beating South St. Paul in OT and Edgerton extending win streak to 20.
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Jerry Feist
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Lund Sparks Coaches Over All-Star Team
The coaches beat the Junior Church League All-Stars at the YMCA as Dave Lund scored 21 points. Lund led Bethel Lutheran, Bob Thornd and John Kraft of Trinity Lutheran with 11 and 8 points. The league ended with Our Redeemer Lutheran atop the 6-team standings at 10-0. First Presbyterian 7-3. Trinity and Our Savior's Lutheran 5-5. Bethel 2-8. Wesley Methodist 1-9.
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Bradds Is Unanimous All-Big Ten Selection
Indiana's Jimmy Rayl is the only repeater on the AP 1963 All-Big Ten team. Ohio State's Gary Bradds, 6-8 junior, leads the No 1 unit with unanimous picks and near 32 ppg, joining Rayl and three other top scorers from Illinois Purdue Michigan State and Minnesota in the honors.
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Minnesota
Geoffrion Throwing Stick Sparks Canadiens Win Over Wings
Montreal star Geoffrion lost his temper against referee Vern Buffey in Detroit, tossing a stick and gloves as the Canadiens edged the Red Wings 4 3. Buffey was hit. Campbell witnessed the incident and will rule on Geoffrion’s conduct, with fines and possible suspension anticipated.
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Gresham Boxer Faces Braggs as Trainer Is Shot
Detroit light weight Gene Gresham, shaken by the fatal shooting of his part time trainer Wimpy Elliott, plans to fight Billy Braggs in Milwaukee. Elliott was killed in Detroit after a contract dispute. policeman Forrest Foster shot him after a knife was shown. Foster and ex convict Harry Command were jailed in Mount Clemens.
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Vikings Sign ex Browns and Pitt star Fred Cox
Former Pittsburgh University and Cleveland Browns gridder Fred Cox was signed by the Minnesota Vikings on Tuesday.
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Wilt Chamberlain Aims For Peace After Court Brawl
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot 1 star of the San Francisco Warriors, calmed a brawl between San Francisco and Detroit at Madison Square Garden. He flung Bailey Howell and Nalteri Dukes apart and earned praise as a peacemaker. Detroit won 111-102 to grab the playoff edge over the Warriors.
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Lakeland '5' Evens NAIA Playoff Series
Lakeland edged Oshkosh 86-84 to tie the NAIA playoff series. Wes Seyller led Lakeland with 22 points while Jim Jaeger scored 21 and Dean Austin contributed 20 for Oshkosh as the Huskies rallied late.
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Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
New York Isaac Logart 148 Cuba outpointed Walter Daniels 14642 Pittsburgh 10. Bimini Yama Bahama 161 Bimini stopped Harry Monroe 169 Augusta Ga 7. Fresno Bobby Scanlon 141 Sacramento defeated Ben Medina 14134 Fresno 10. Bakersfield Deacon Bogany 183 Fresno defeated Dave Furd 20742 Phoenix 10.
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