Loyola Arizona State and NYU Reach NCAA Regional Semis
Loyola Chicago, Arizona State and New York University joined West Virginia and St Josephs as first-round winners advancing to regional semifinals. Loyola beat Tennessee Tech 111 42 at Evanston Illinois Arizona State edged Utah State 79 75 in Eugene Oregon NYU defeated Pittsburgh 93 83 in Philadelphia. West Virginia beat Connecticut 77 71 St Josephs edged Princeton 82 81 in overtime. Bowling Green beat Notre Dame 77 72 at Evanston and Oregon State beat Seattle 70 66 at Eugene.
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Princeton
McCovey Eyes Big Season As Cepeda Hurdles Holdout
Willie McCovey homered twice in two days and supports Alvin Dark’s view of a potential breakout year with the Giants. Orlando Cepeda sits out a salary dispute in Puerto Rico, threatening first base for the club if he does not return.
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Tribe Jaco Wins 1st Tourney Test
Haskell Junior College defeated Snowden-Mize of Atchison 75 61 in the Leavenworth Invitational opener. Jack Medrano led Haskell with 19 points while Ron Day and Jim McLaughlin added 13 each. Next, Haskell faces the winner of Johns of Leavenworth and North Platte College on Friday.
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Hutchinson, Independence win Region 6 semis. Coffeyville out
Hutchinson defeated Coffeyville 77 to 52 in the Region 6 semifinals, with Larry Cooper scoring 34 points. Independence beat Arkansas City 63 to 59. Hutchinson and Independence meet to decide who advances to the national tournament. Coffeyville and Arkansas City box for consolation.
Insurance City Open Ends After Seven-Hole Playoff
The last two Insurance City Open golf tournaments at Wethersfield Conn. were decided after seven hole playoffs.
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NAIA Weighs Oklahoma Bid For City Basketball Tourney
Kansas City hosts a push for a $1 year rental of Municipal Auditorium as NAIA officials seek relief for a week long tourney amid financial strain. Dallas Cowboys move rumors loom as NAIA weighs relocation and headquarters options from Kansas City to Oklahoma.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Lary Laughing and Tigers Happy on Spring Training
Lakeland Florida AP Frank Lary is upbeat as he enjoys two fun goals for the Detroit Tigers beating the Yankees and clowning around in the clubhouse. He shows a fluid motion and a healthy shoulder in his first exhibition start, while Scheffing notes Lary’s improved workload and edge over New York with 28-11 career record.
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Detroit Tigers
Bob Scheffing
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Tigers
Scheffing
Newcomers Mark State Prep Basketball Field In 1962
With 32 teams in state tournaments, only nine return from last year. In Class AA Wichita East Wichita Wyandotte and Parsons defend or challenge, while Russell shifts to Class A at Hutchinson. Valley Center is the only Class A holdover, with Peabody returning in Class B at Emporia and Melvern in Class BB at Dodge City. Durham and Sylvia also return in Dodge City.
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Pro Cage Monday Result headline
Los Angeles defeated St Louis 109 to 96 in Monday action. Other games listed include Los Angeles at San Francisco Cincinnati at New York Syracuse at Chicago. Upcoming Wednesday schedule features Chicago at Boston Syracuse at Cincinnati New York at Detroit St Louis at Los Angeles.
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NCAA Regionals First Round Results Across Four Regions
Eastern Regional saw New York U beat Pittsburgh 93 83 and West Virginia down Connecticut 77 71. St Josephs Pa edged Princeton 82 81. Mideast saw Bowling Green defeat Notre Dame 77 72. Loyola Chicago trounced Tennessee Tech 111 42. Far West Arizona State beat Utah State 79 75 while Oregon State toppled Seattle 70 66.
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West Virginia
Connecticut
St. Joseph's
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Wife of Skowron Denies Any Wrong After Surprise
Virginia Skowron says she and a friend were not in a compromising position when baseball star Bill Skowron returned from spring training. He filed criminal adultery charges. Jenco was released on bail. She accuses her husband of assault and says she has faced years of abuse and seeks to protect her children.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Knocks Out Billy Thornton in Lewiston
Sugar Ray Robinson of New York, at 161 pounds, defeated Billy Thornton of Memphis, Tennessee, at 167 pounds, by knockout in Lewiston last night.
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Maine
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Billy Thornton
Memphis
Tenn
Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty Offers Careful Play Tips
A columnist promotes focus and technique in bowling urging attention to lane conditions and pin angles. He explains handling 2-8 and 3-9 splits with specific angles and emphasizes steadiness over flashes of brilliance. Copies of his pamphlet Sharp Shoot For The Advanced Bowler cost ten cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Billy
Cincinnati Ends 1st In Final AP Poll
Cincinnati Bearcats finish 23 1 season 11 1 MVC and win final AP ranking 35 of 43 first place votes 420 points. Duke 381 second with seven first place votes Providence silent in Top Ten. Coach Ed Jucker aims for third NCAA title and notes readiness. Colorado tenth completes Top Ten list.
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Lineup Set for NCAA Regionals in Basketball Championship
The NCAA basketball championship regional lineup is announced for March 15-16 with four winners advancing to the national semifinals and finals in Louisville on March 22-23. East region matchups feature NYU against Duke and St Joseph's against West Virginia, with others across the Mideast Midwest and Far West regions including Bowling Green Illinois Loyola Mississippi State Texas Cincinnati Oklahoma Colorado Arizona State Stanford UCLA San Francisco Oregon State.
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Bellamy and Chamberlain Close in Field Goal Race
New York AP Walt Bellamy of the Chicago Zephyrs and Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors wage a tight race for top field goal average as the NBA season ends. League figures show Bellamy at .527 versus Chamberlain at .525 with a likely final week showdown.
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Stallworth Clinches Valley Scoring and Accuracy Honors
Wichita star Dave Stallworth led the Missouri Valley in scoring with 284 points in 12 league games for a 23.6 average and shot 53.1 percent. Wilson and McLemore tied for rebounds with 134 each. Cincinnati topped the league in defense and rebounding, while Drake faltered at 37.8 percent shooting. Stallworth’s 46-point game highlighted Wichita’s lone win over Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
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Grambling Tigers Roll in NAIA Tournament Opener
In Kansas City AP reports top seed Grambling routed an early tournament foe while upsets hit Oklahoma Baptist Howard Payne and Central Connecticut. Augsburg Winston Salem await next rounds as eight first round games plus more follow. Stetson upset Howard Payne 68 66 on a last second layup. Northern Michigan Fort Hays Pan American posted strong first round wins.
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Former Kansas Gridder Alpha Brumage Dies at 82
SAN ANTONIO AP Col Alpha Brumage ret deceased in San Antonio hospital at 82. Kansas University captain in 1903 and noted as an outstanding full back. Brumage later coached before becoming an Army officer.
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Centennial League all star selections honor three from Hay den area
Ed Tucker of Hay den Doug Miller of Atchison and Duane Bond of Seaman head the Centennial League coaches all star team for 1963. First team also includes Butch Woods and Greg Bien. Second team features John Neal Bill Carey Craig Hutton Dave Langford and Pat Davis.
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