State tourney bids open as regional play starts
Regional action opens with Wells versus Jackson in Region 2 at Worthington. Fourteen district champions join 32 team field for the Minnesota high school basketball tournament, with regional pairings and venues listed across eight regions.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Williams
Wells-Jackson
Worthington
Wells
Cloquet
Aurora Hoyt Lakes
Duluth
Chatfield
Austin
Plainview
Medford
St. James
Jackson
Edgerton
Marshall
Fairfax
Granite Falls
Hutchinson
LeCenter
Alexander Ramsey
St. Paul Central
Anoka
Minneapolis Central
Bloomington
Sauk Rapids
Delano
Wheaton
Sauk Centre
Detroit Lakes
Brainerd
Chisago City
Aurora-Hoyt Lakes
Nashwauk-Keewatin
Bemidji
Fosston
Thief River Falls
Lake Bronson
Rochester
St. Cloud Wins NSC Wrestling Title Ending Mankato Domination
St. Cloud State captured the NSC wrestling championship with 74 points in Winona Minnesota. Moorhead finished second with 70, Mankato third with 57, followed by Winona 55 Bemidji 26 and Michigan Tech 6. St. Cloud and Moorhead each produced three individual champions.
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Winona, Minn
Mankato State
St. Cloud State
Moorhead
Mankato
Winona
Bemidji
Michigan Tech
St. Cloud
Boxing results from Miami Beach Okayama and Kingston shows
Cleveland Williams outpointed Billy Daniels in Miami Beach as Garland Randall stopped Yoshinori Takahashi in Okayama. Bunny Grant defeated Stanley Wilson in Kingston over ten rounds.
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Miami Beach
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Tex
Billy Daniels
Ozone Park
N.Y
Okayama
Japan
Garland
Rip) Randall
Tyler
Yoshinori Takahashi
Kingston
Jamaica
Bunny Grant
Stanley Wilson
Panama
Hawks Tie Leafs In Hot NHL Race Atop Standings
Toronto and Chicago share first place in a tight NHL race after a 1-1 tie. Maple Leaf coach Imlach proclaims victory despite Chicago’s near-breakthrough. Canadiens stay in contention with a 5-1 win over the Rangers as Detroit tops Boston 4-3 with Gordie Howe scoring his 34th goal.
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Chicago
National Hockey League
Toronto
Maple Leaf
Imlach
Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Rangers
New York
Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Bruins
Boston
Gordie Howe
Allen-Bradley Caps State AAU Cage Title
Allen Bradley of Milwaukee led by two former college stars defeated Murry's Merchants 105 to 64 to win the Wisconsin AAU Basketball championship. Wayne Monson scored 35 and Roger Hanson added 22 as Allen-Bradley earned a regional berth for Brownsville Indiana on March 16-17.
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Milwaukee
Allen Bradley
Murry
Merchants
Wayne Monson
Cage
Northern Michigan
Allen-Bradley
Roger Hanson
Eaux Claire State
Allen - Bradley
Wisconsin
Brownsville
Ind
Fond Du Lac Kegler Leads In All Events
Fond du Lac bowler Seehaver led Wisconsin Bowling Association Regular All Events with 2 073 total. He posted 672 Team, 771 Doubles, and 630 Singles while teamed with Bob Willie who scored 581 for 1 352 in Regular Doubles.
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Fond du Lac
Kegler
Green Bay
Keen Seehaver
Wisconsin Bowling Association
Seehaver
Bob Willie
Jim Peterson
Pete Martin
Eau Claire
Rich Peterson Rink Champion of Mixed Spiel
Rich Peterson foursome won the La Crosse Curling Club Mixed Bonspiel title, defeating H. H. Roberts in the first event final. Bill Quain’s rink claimed the second event, and Ted Harris’s Centerville entry won the third. The Peterson rink also beat Bob Nelson, Harris, and Beckley in preliminaries.
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Rich Peterson
la Crosse
Bill Quain
Ted Harris
Centerville
Peterson
Rich
Marge Peterson
Robert
Margaret Peterson
Robert Peterson
Bob Nelson
Galesville
Harris
King Holley
Phil Beckley
Roberts
Bob Osdahl
Denzil Wirt
Wausau
Pete Batlett
Luke Justinger
Quain
Edna
Art
Dorothy Blum
Les Grover
Truax
Nelson
Bob Cram
Windy Hilton
Edith
Albert Scherr
Bob Secrist
Lutz Ruesch
Medford
Chuck Tyson
Arnie Swartz
Art Blum
Edna Quain
Lucille Scherr
Edith Harris
Tribune
Bowling lanes and league scores in Shamrock bowling
A dense listing shows bowling teams and players with scores and phones, including Holiday Alley Cats and Shamrock juniors. High totals include J Graham 223 and V Yolten 138, with team standings across Shamrock leagues and social groups.
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HIS & Her
Alley Cats
Philpot's
Beavers
Haack’s
Sweet
Schmoos
Banasik
Luckwitz
Team
Badgers High
J. Graham
M. Philpot
M. Sprehn
B. Wavra
M. Sauer
W. Erickson
R. Bakkum
E. Sprehn
H. Heiser
L. Morris
M. Wavra
M. Lange
E. Niedfeldt
Bantam
Shamrock
Darlings
Silver Ladies
Mastodons
Defenders
Ant Eaters
Lady Slippers
Stooges High
V. Johnson
V. Yolten
C. Justin
R. Jenks
le Schumacher
Seagram Cup Awarded To George Knudson In Jamaica Open
Jamaica Kingston AP report notes George Knudson tied for seventh in the Jamaica Open finishing with 283. He earned 2000 for Seagram Cup as Caribbean tour champion. Panama Open started his string with a win, while Big John Barnum won the tour finale at Caymanas CC with 274 total and 1200 prize.
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Kingston
Jamaica
George Knudson
Caymanas Country Club
Knudsen
Toronto
Big John Barnum
Ripon Places 2 Men On All Midwestern Team
Ripon, co champion of the Midwest Conference, lands two players on the all conference squad. First team picks include Jack Anker son and Gary Mevis from Ripon along with Rick Tomek of Cornell Jim Mifflin of Grinnell Otis Cowan of Knox and Dave Varnado of Beloit. Willie Alexander of Ripon earns honorable mention.
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Grinnell
Iowa
Ripon
Jack Ankerson
Gary Mevis
Rick Tomek
Cornell
Jim Mifflin
Otis Cowan
Knox
Dave Varnado
Beloit
Joel Ungrodt
Lawrence
Dave Current
Jim Motzko
Carleton
Dave Hendricks
John Sundell
Ken Moeller
Coe
Willie Alexander
Milwaukee Schwister Ford tops Class A in Wisconsin women's bowling
Kenosha report says Milwauk ee Schwister Ford posted 2 723 to lead Class A team standings at the Wisconsin Women's Bowling Championships on Sunday. Pitch's Lounge from Milwaukee moved to second place with a partial score noted in the recap.
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Kenosha
Milwaukee Schwister Ford
Wisconsin
Pitch's Lounge
Milwaukee
Iece
Exhibition Baseball Sunday Results
Cincinnati beat Chicago 1 0 in 14 innings. New York (NL) defeated St. Louis 7 5. Philadelphia won 3 0 over Pittsburgh in 10 innings. Boston routed Chicago (NL) 12 2. Minnesota tied Detroit 4 1 in 11 innings. Baltimore edged New York (AL) 5 4. Houston beat Los Angeles (AL) 7 4. San Francisco defeated Cleveland 10 ? Baltimore 5, New York (AL) 4. Washington toppled Kansas City 7 5.
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National Hockey League
Toronto
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Boston
NBA
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Elite teams aim at Bearcats in NCAA play
Cincinnati seeks a third straight national title as 22 elite teams prepare for NCAA action. Texas and Oklahoma City win early tourney games while Illinois Indiana and Colorado clinch NCAA bids amid regional races and NIT action led by Wichita Kansas Duke Loyola and UCLA vie for titles.
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Bearcats
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Kings
Missouri Valley
Texas
Longhorns
Lawrence
Kan
Evansville
Ind
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Texas Western
Colorado State University
Midwest
Lubbock
Tex
Illinois
Colorado
San Francisco
Illini
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Buckeyes
Kansas State
K-State
Buffaloes
Dave Lee
Dons
Santa Clara
UCLA
Stanford
Santa Monica
California
Southern California
Wichita
Arizona State
Wheatshockers
Providence
Marquette
Canisius
Wittenberg
Grambling
Pesky Figures Boston For AL First Division
Boston manager Johnny Pesky voices optimism for a first division finish in 1963 despite no pennant since 1946 and no first division since 1958. He cites new players Dick Stuart and Mejias, strong outfield with Yastrzemski and Clinton, and a solid pitching staff led by Monbouquette Conley Wilson with Radatz as closer.
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Boston
Scottsdale, Ariz
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
John Pesky
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Vern Stephens
Pesky
Mike Higgins
Dick Stuart
Roman Mesias
Dick Williams
Felix Mantilla
Jack Lamabe
Stuart
Frank Malzone
Eddie Bressaud
Chuck Schilling
Mejias
Carl Yastrzemski
Lou Clinton
Williams
Dom DiMaggio
al Zarilla
Weezer
Bill Monbouquette
Gene Conley
Earl Wilson
Ike Delock
Dick Radatz
Arnold Early
Radatz
Russ Nixon
Bob Tillman
Bobcats Sweep Mustangs For USHL Title And Series
Green Bay Bobcats defeated Rochester Mustangs 5-2 to clinch the USHL title and then routed them 9-4 to complete the three game sweep. The Bobcats improved to 23-7 with two games left. Also noted Virginia Military Institute captured its fifth straight Southern Conference swimming championship.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Bobcats
Mustangs
Bobcats
Virginia Military Institute
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Cloquet’s
Speed Demons
Duluth Central
Crosby-Ironton
Littlefork
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le Center
Hibbing
Duluth—Cloquet
Grand Forks
N.D
NSC
Caps
Philpot
Shamrock Juniors
Panthers
Wonders
Starliters
Pinettes
Astronuts
S. Shea
D. Jenson
P. Kistler
D. Yeiter
Roelke
S. Berg
Icounty
Spring Grove
Caledonia
la Crescent High
M. Zumach
M. Tollefsrud
O. Halverson
D. Fowler
R. Schoh
Al's Auto & W
J. Guggenbueh
J. Nissalke
C. Daniels
P. Shea
K. Czarnetski
South Third St
Cassidy
Auto Body Shop
the Cooler Co
Losey Boulevard
By Jim Hackleman
Madison Square Garden
Duke
Loyola of Chicago
By Joe Reichler
Ford
St., la Crosse, Wis
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