North Favored to Rebound as Horlick Seeks Upset
Undefeated Milwaukee North, No. 1 in the Big Sixteen, meets Racine Horlick in the Wisconsin high school state tourney quarterfinals at the University of Wisconsin Field House. Horlick, 15-8, arrives after a late-season surge and hopes to offset North's depth and speed with strong defense and rebounding.
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All-Big Rivers Conference picks announced for 1963
Dave Colburn of La Crosse Central and Vern Curtis of Eau Claire Memorial top the 1963 all conference list as unanimous first team selections. Jim Long and Al Kuehl join Curtis on the first unit with Ken Schiefelbein, while Dennis Reha Dave Everson Jim Severson and Larry Johnson make up the second team. Special mention honors go to Yelich Konop Stumpf Molin and Ferguson.
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Milwaukee Falls to Yankees 9 5 in Exhibition Loss
The Milwaukee Braves collected 13 hits but lost their third straight exhibition game to the New York Yankees 9 5 in Fort Lauderdale. Carl Willey took the loss after surrendering five runs in three innings as Ron Solomini and Roger Maris homered for New York. Mantle sat with a groin issue as Ralph Houk planned future use.
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Rob inson Stops Thornton In Lewiston Boxing Bout
Sugar Ray Rob inson of New York floored Billy Thornton of Memphis in Lewiston Maine, winning by knockout in the third round. Francois Pavilla of France earned a points decision over Charley Scott of Philadelphia in a separate Paris bout. Exhibition baseball results feature multiple games with scores ranging from Minnesota 8 to Los Angeles 7 and St. Louis 11 to Cincinnati 3.
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McCovey Blasts Two 400-Foot Homers in Spring Action
Willie McCovey belted two 400-foot homers for the Giants as exhibitions in Phoenix and elsewhere highlighted early spring play. Cepeda sat out a salary dispute in Puerto Rico, leaving first base open for manager Alvin Dark to decide.
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Region Lineups Set In NCAA Cage Play
Regional lineups for the NCAA basketball tournament announced by The Associated Press. East region features NYU Duke St Josephs West Virginia. Mideast has Bowling Green Illinois Loyola. Midwest matches Texas Cincinnati Oklahoma City Colorado. Far West pits Arizona State Stanford UCLA UC San Francisco Oregon State.
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Michigan and Iowa Declared Co-Champions in Big Ten Indoor Track
The Big Ten indoor track title ends in a tie after an official ruling by Commissioner Bill Reed. Michigan earns two points for Ken Burnley's fourth-place 60-yard dash, tying Iowa at 43 points apiece after Trenton Jackson’s placement is corrected.
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Skowron Charges Wife With Adultery
Bill Moose Skowron Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman charged his wife Virginia 29 and Robert S. Jenco 23 with criminal adultery after returning from spring training in Florida. Police said Skowron and private detective Matthew Donohue entered the Skowron home in Hillsdale New Jersey about 3 15 a m Sunday. Jenco posted bond and the others were released after magisterial hearing set for Thursday night.
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Ex Senator Infield Star Joe Judge Dies
Washington mourns Joe Judge a longtime Washington Senators infielder who died at age 68 after an 18 year career with the team. The former senator infield star left a lasting mark on baseball with his durable performance and small stature.
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Wells Wins Region 2 Final Over Jackson 64-53
Wells, returning most of its 1962 state lineup, surged from behind to beat Jackson 64-53 in Worthington to reach Region 2 finals. Wells rallied from a 32-27 halftime deficit, scoring 20 points in six minutes to seal the victory behind 21 points by Gary Feist and 18 by Alan Redman. Jackson was led by Kent Borchart with 22.
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NCAA College Division Meet Opens Wednesday in Evansville
Evansville hosts the NCAA College Division basketball championship opening with top ranked Wittenberg 24-1 and four other ranked teams in the quarter finals. Northeastern, Evansville, Southern Illinois and South Dakota State headline the field as two afternoon and two evening games unfold at Roberts Memorial Stadium. Eldon Miller, 23, coaches Wittenberg the 1961 champion noted for top defense surrendering 46.5 points per game.
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Northern Michigan Wildcats topple California Western in NAIA opener
Martins Gharrity of Shawano 21 points and Robert Armstead 17 lead the Northern Michigan University Wildcats of Marquette to a 75-52 victory over California Western of San Diego in the opening NAIA tournament game. Gary Sile opened with a quick layup as NMU built a 17-3 lead and led 44-20 at halftime.
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Three Top Teams Reach NCAA Semifinals After First Round
Chicago Loyola Arizona State and NYU survive first round tests to reach regional semifinals. West Virginia St Joseph's Bowling Green and Oregon State also win, advancing in Eastern Mideast and Far West regions as UCLA and Stanford vie in a playoff for a final spot.
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AP Poll Top 10 Basketball Rankings Snapshot
Cincinnati leads the AP poll with 420 points and 35 first place votes, followed by Duke, Loyola of Chicago, Arizona State, Wichita, Mississippi State, Ohio State, Illinois, New York University, and Colorado. A list of other receiving votes includes Auburn, Bowling Green, Bradley, Canisius, Connecticut, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Kansas State, Memphis State, Miami Florida, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Oklahoma City, Oregon State, Pittsburgh, Providence, St. Joseph's, Seattle, Stanford, Texas, UCLA, Villanova, Wake Forest, and West Virginia.
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