Four-Wold Tie in AA Conference Race Nationwide
Arcadian action reports a four way tie in the Southern Conference AA standings after Gorman beat Rancho 65 62 and Las Vegas defeated Western 56 52 causing a four way split atop with 53 5 records. Rancho won the coin flip for top seed in the zone tournament starting Thursday.
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Nevada Southern
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Sunfoto
Rudolph Hikes New Orleans Lead to 3 Shots
Rudolph pushed his lead in the 50 000 New Orleans Invitational with a two under 70 at Lakewood Country Club. He totaled 138 six under par after 36 holes, ahead of Dave Marr 141 and Arnold Palmer 147. Dick Hart aced the 165 yard eighth for a 70 second round.
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Don Pierce
Knightly Manner
Tompion
Rudolph
New Orleans
UPI
Mason Rudolph
R N. Y
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Dick Hart
Hinsdale
Hart
No. & Iron
Carteret Wins $98 400 Hialeah Turf Cup
French bred Carteret saved his speed for the stretch to win the Hialeah Turf Cup by three and a half lengths. Jockey Ray Broussard rode to a well judged victory as El Loco, from Hasty House Farms, faded early. The win paid $65,000 to the victor and marked the 10th time a foreign bred horse has won the race in 15 runnings.
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Hialeah
Fla
UPI
Carteret
Ray Broussard
el Loco
Hasty House Farms
America
Duke Dumps Tarheel Five
Fourth ranked Duke University crushed UNC 104 to 69 in Chapel Hill. The Blue Devils led from three minutes in and built a 41 point cushion before subs entered as the margin reached 35, marking Duke’s sixth straight win over North Carolina and a 60 4 season mark. Billy Cunningham scored 28 for UNC in the loss.
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N.C. Cupt
Duke University
North Carolina
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Liston May Have Suffered Mild Heart Attack
Charleston Gazette reports an unidentified heart specialist suggested Sonny Liston may have had a mild heart attack in the bout with Cassius Clay. Cardiograms reviewed by New Orleans experts were discussed, and the doctor said Liston failed to answer the bell for the seventh round, indicating possible coronary trouble.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Charleston Gazette
Sonnny Liston
Cassius Clay
A. L. Shorty Hardman
New Orleans
Liston
Hardman
Kentucky Nabs Title Shocks Tennessee in SEC Clash
Kentucky squashes Tennessee 42 to 43 to clinch its first Southeastern Conference title in 82 years and earn an NCAA berth. Owensboro guard Tommy Kron scored 17 points after entering averaging 4.7. Kron held Tennessee star Danny Schultz to 10 as UK held a late-half edge.
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UPI
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wildcats
Tommy Kron
Owensboro
Kron
Danny Schultz
Terry Mobley
Russell sets Michigan season scoring mark in win over Illinois
Carrie Russell erupted for 26 points to lift Michigan past Illinois 89 43 and break the season scoring record previously held by Bill Buntin at 535. The sophomore guard now has 536 with two games left, helping Michigan stay in a first place Big Ten tie with Ohio State at 10-2.
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Gorman
Larry Shhindler
Gales
Frank Koot
Rancho
Rams
Schindler
Gaels
Bob Fowler
du Charme
Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Dazzy Carrie Russell
Michigan
Wolverines
Illinois
Russell
Bill Buntin
United Press International
Minor and Carranza Top Castaways Card Tuesday Night
Las Vegas welterweight Don Minor unbeaten in 12 meets headlines the Castaways Hotel show with state champ Chilo Carranza. Minor fights Art Heyward and Carranza faces Fadie Santos in the main events. Local bouts include Armand Laurence and Jesse Tupek. Tickets are 2 or 4.
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Don Minor
Henderson
Chilo Carranza
Everhart wins Nevada ATA doubles title at Thunderbird
Retired Air Force Colonel Ww. C. Everhart of Reno shattered 98 of 100 claybirds to claim the state's ATA doubles crown at the Thunderbird Gun Club. The event closed Friday with other top performers from Reno, Las Vegas and Boulder City, including runner up Dan Orlich and multiple division winners in singles, doubles, and handicap contests.
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Thunderbird Gun Club
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Border City
Big Dan Orlich
Joe Devers
Boulder City
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Ernie Austin
Las
Vegas
John Hess
Nadine Lijutic
T2 Birds
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George Ross
Fontana
Calif
Robinson signs with Orioles after salary hold
Brooks Robinson, AL's top fielding third baseman, signed for the same $35,000 as last season after a 52 point batting drop from 308 with 23 HRs and 886 RBIs in 1962. He conferred with Orioles president Lee MacPhail at spring training in Miami.
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RBI
Aguirre Re-signs with Tigers at 26000 Salary
Lefthander Hank Aguirre signed with the Detroit Tigers for 26000 dollars matching last year’s pay. He agreed to terms with GM Kim Campbell shortly after becoming an official holdout. In camp 19 pitchers and four catchers reported as Detroit opened spring training at Henley Field. Catcher Karl Battey of the Minnesota Twins sprained a finger during drills. X-rays were negative and the injury should hinder him for a few days.
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UPI
New York Mets
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Detroit Tigers
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Kim Campbell
Sevirre
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Tigers
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Orlando
Fla
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Minnesota Twins
Twins
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Veale Joins Pirates Batterymen Camp
Port Mevers Florida UPI reports pitcher Bob Veale arrived at the Pittsburgh Pirates camp completing a group of hitters working out since Thursday. He said automobile trouble delayed his arrival from Birmingham.
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Fla
UPI
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh Pirate
Birmingham
Ohio State Edges Indiana 73 69 to Stay Top of Big Ten
Ohio State used a strong second half to defeat Indiana 73 69 in Columbus. Tom Van Arsdale limited Gary Bradds while Don Devore and Dick Ricketts led the Buckeyes as they overcame a halftime deficit to clinch the win and remain atop the Big Ten with a 10 2 conference mark. Indiana dropped to 4 8 in conference play and 9 13 overall.
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Hoosiers
Tom van Arsddale
Gary Breodds
Buckeyes
Dick Ricketts
Fiinally
Ricketts
Tom van Arsdale
Bradds
Bucks
Don Devoe
Steve Redenbaugh
Santana Wins In Dixie Tennis Finals Bid
Manuel Santana of Spain reached the Dixie International final in Tampa and will meet Roy Emerson of Australia who faces a possible end to amateur tennis. Emerson was barred from Davis Cup selection until April 1965 for failing to comply with the Australia ban on international play before March 31. Santana beat Rafael Osuna 62 63 79 63 to reach the final while Karen Susman earned a women's final berth by defeating Rita K leasey.
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UPI
Manuel Santana
Spain
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
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