Wichita Shockers Aim to Upset No 1 Cincinnati at Roundhouse
Wichita coach Ralph Miller says the Shockers have a good chance to beat top ranked Cincinnati, who arrives 20-0 and riding a 37 game win streak. Wayne Miller may miss the game with a bruised shoulder as Cincinnati seeks another win in the Roundhouse.
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Wichita Field House
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Shockers
Wayne Miller
Ron Bonham
Tom Thacker
Arizona State University
Utah
Salt Lake City
Canada U S dominate four divisions at North American meet
The 1963 North American Figure Skating Championships opened in Vancouver with Canada holding its two top skaters in the first five positions while the United States placed its two in the second five. Canadian trio swept ladies singles 1 2 3 and Canadian couples led in compulsory dances as Wendy Griner led with 1 287 2 points.
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B.C
Canada
United States
Wendy Griner
Toronto
Miss Griner
Petra Burka
Shirra Kenworthy
U.S
Lorraine Hanlon
Boston
Miss Hanlon
Karen Howland
Seattle
Christine Haigler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Flash Elorde Favored for Fifth Title Defense
Manila AP reports veteran Flash Elorde remains the heavy favorite to defend his world junior lightweight title tonight against challenger John ny Bizzaro of Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Flash Elorde
Johnny Bizzaro
Erie
Boxing Body May Try For Fitness Program
New York legislative committee probing professional boxing may broaden to include a fitness program as its main aim. Chairman Hayward Plumadore, speaking at a Boxing Writers Luncheon, said hearings stressed physical fitness and could expand the scope to include other fields.
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Hayward Plumadore
Boxing Writers
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St. Lawrence University
January Holds Five Stroke Lead In Tucson Open
Lean Don January led by five strokes with a 12 under par 132 after the third round of the Tucson Open at 49er Country Club. Frank Boynton and Al Mengert trailed at 137, while Jim Ferrier and others fought for position as Jack Nicklaus faltered with bursitis and missed the cut. The 72 hole event concludes Sunday.
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Ariz
Lean Don January
Frank Boynton
al Mengert
Jim Ferrier
Butch Baird
Harold Kneece
Jack Nicklaus
Marsh Faces Love In Golden Gloves Semi Final Showdown
Kansas University sophomore Ron Marsh defends his heavyweight title in Kansas City with Joplin’s Ray Love as his semi final opponent. The two fighters bring contrasting weights and recent form as fans expect a classic clash in a tournament long known for strong Lawrence and KU boxing presence.
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Ray Love
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Wesley Walker
Roy Rodriguez
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Golden Gloves
Influenza Sours Australian Star in National Indoor Run
Roy Emerson, world No 1 amateur, battles fever of 102 and a severe flu as Eugene Scott defeats him 6-2 6-4 in the National Indoor quarterfinals at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Scott advances to face Mike Sangster while Chuck McKinley meets Dennis Ralston in semifinals.
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Manuel Santana
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Eugene Scott
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University of Virginia
Rod Laver
Mike Sangster
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Sangster
Whitney Reed
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Yugoslavia
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Cliff Buchholz
St. Louis
Laver
U.S
Don Budge
Bill Cottle
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Oklahoma
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Irving (Bump) Hadley Dead at 59 in Lynn Hospital
Former major league pitcher Irving Hadley died at 59 in Lynn Hospital after a heart ailment. He played 16 seasons for Washington, St Louis, Chicago, New York and Philadelphia in the American League and briefly for the New York Giants. He faced Mickey Cochrane with a fatal 3-2 pitch in 1937, ending Cochranes playing career. Hadley later hosted sports programs in Boston and scouted for the Yankees. Funeral arrangements are pending. he is survived by his widow Jessica, a son Irving L., and a daughter.
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Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty
The 1-2-4-10 washout is a tough spare to convert. The article explains two aiming angles to hit the head pin and send it to the 10, with a preferred right side line and a short hook. A portable pamphlet titled Sharp Shooting for the Advanced Bowler is offered for 10 cents plus return envelope.
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Billy
Mahaffey Aims For 20 Wins With Phillies This Season
Art Mahaffey hopes to become the first Phillies 20-game winner since Grover Alexander in 1917. He spoke after signing, aiming to reach 20 wins this year after going 19-14 last season. The Phillies also signed Jack Baldschun, Clay Dalrymple, and reportedly added Warren Spahn, Jay Hook, Sam Jones, and Al Smith in Friday’s announcements.
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Milwaukee Braves
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New York Mets
Sam Jones
Los Angeles Angels
al Smith
Baltimore Orioles
Pro Cage Friday Results From Boston and More
The card shows Boston defeating Syracuse 123 to 114 and St. Louis beating Cincinnati 99 to 96. New York topped Chicago 145 to 131 with a mix of regional NBA style outcomes. Sunday matches include Cincinnati at New York and Detroit at Syracuse while Boston visits Chicago. No games are listed for Monday.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Yankees dominate AL MVP votes across recent seasons
The Yankees have produced the league's MVP in eight of the past twelve seasons reflecting strong performance. Gil Hodges of the New York Mets is tenth in the majors with 270 career home runs.
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Gil Hodges
New York Mets
College basketball scores and high school results update
Yale defeats Cornell in overtime 81 to 75. Penn tops Dartmouth 65 to 63 in OT. Brown beats Columbia 87 to 73. Princeton over Harvard 74 to 48. Numerous men’s and women’s college and high school games across the region with final scores and highlights.
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South Carolina
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Texas
Texas Christian
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N. Carolina
Kentucky Star Cotton Nash Sets 18 School Records
Cotton Nash, highly regarded by Coach Adolph Rupp, emerged as a standout at Kentucky by breaking 18 school records as a sophomore last season, solidifying his status among the program’s top players.
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Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
New Nations Pose Olympic Scheduling Challenge
New independent nations, especially in Africa, create a growing Olympic problem says Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee in New York. He warns of over 100 nations in the Games and possible expansion to 150 complicating boxing and wrestling schedules and federation decisions. Brundage cites recent IOC meetings in Lausanne with a new anti discrimination code and Indonesia’s indefinite ban for excluding Nationalist China and Israel from last year’s Asian Games.
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Avery Brundage
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China
Israel
Valley Falls suffers first loss as Perry cage team tops them
Valley Falls drops from 16-0 with a 78-73 defeat by Perry. Wyandotte extends to 16-0 in Class AA with 72-51 over Shawnee Mission West. Medicine Lodge remains 16-0 in Class A by beating Kingman 57-39. Hill City goes 15-0 after routing Plainville 78-55. Corning stays 16-0 with 49-38 over Golf. Cuba improves to 15-0 with a 57-39 win over agenda.
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Tne Sacred Heart
Victor Sedan
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Two-Mile Pacer Almost a Winner at Golden Gate Meet
Char ley Clark rallied in the final laps to win the 2-mile indoor at San Francisco and break the U S Citizens’ mark with 8 45.8. Danny Murphy led early and briefly held a gap before Clark surged past on the final backstretch to win by 15 seconds. John Thomas cleared 7 feet in the high jump and Brian Sternberg hit 15 6 in the pole vault.
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Charley Clark
San Jose State
Danny Murphy
San Jose
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John Thomas
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Bob Cousy Fires 79 Foot Goal in Final Rhode Island Game
Bob Cousy of the Boston Celtics played his last professional game in Rhode Island, tossing a memorable 79 foot field goal. The crowd of 5,585 at Providence watched Boston fall to Butler 123 to 114 while other NBA games saw St. Louis beat Cincinnati 106, New York win in two overtimes versus Chicago 135 131.
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