Chiefs Draw Colorado Foe In NCAA Play
Notre Dame, with a 15-6 record, drew its first round opponent as the at large selections were announced. The Irish will face the Mid American Conference champion in Evanston on March 11, with Loyola Chicago meeting Ohio Valley champ in the same doubleheader.
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Sanford Balks at Giant Offer in 1963 Contract Talk
Giants pitcher Burry Jack Sanford disclosed a heel operation during the final season and claimed team decisions limited his workload. He seeks about 50500 for 1983, saying offers fall short of his value while Reds pledge Vada Pinson surgery. Other signings include Elston Howard Bill Stafford Billy O Dell Lew Burdette Gene Woodling and Tim McCarver.
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Physical fitness notes clash with 50 mile hikes
A sports column argues 50 mile hikes miss the point of fitness advocating YMCA facilities for regular activity. It singles out Lawton and cites coach Bob Iba praising discipline and sacrifice for real championship success.
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K State Charges Back To Tie OSU For Lead
Kansas State rallies from a slow start to tie Oklahoma State for first in the Big Eight. Max Moss leads with 18 points as K State tops Kansas 67 4 in Tuesday action, with Garry Marriott 16 and Willie Murrell 15. Jay Roberts leaves team for personal reasons.
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Midget Clubs Reach Finals in Local Tournament
Eisenhower defeats Hoover 17 10 and Pecan Grove edges Wilson 12 11 to reach Class B finals. In Class A Douglass beats Howell 20 6 and Lincoln tops Dunbar 14 13 with Tom Speed scoring 10. Semifinals tonight. finals Thursday.
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Elgore Edges Coca-Cola In Opening YMCA Tourney Thriller
Elgore, the regular-season champ, edged Coca-Cola 59 to 58 as Don Burt scored 30 points. Fairmont-Mead routed the Mavericks 86 to 0 with 21 from Richard Watts and 20 from Kenneth Buttram. The double elimination tournament resumes next Tuesday at St Mary's gym with Elgore vs Fairmont-Mead and Coca-Cola vs Mavericks.
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Pastern Division Basketball Scores and Results
NBA results show Boston, Syracuse, Cincinnati led by Cincinnati 126 over Detroit 121. Syracuse 115 Chicago 110. San Francisco 111 Los Angeles 99. Today Cincinnati Syracuse Boston Detroit. Thursday games feature New York Cincinnati Syracuse Chicago and Boston San Francisco.
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Pinson Glad It Hit Early
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Vada Pinson, 24, underwent a two hour appendix operation in Oakland delaying his departure for spring training. He expects to run in five weeks and swing a bat in six, missing opening day but not derailing lineup plans and giving Tommy Harper a longer audition.
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Whittier Captures Peewee Loop Title
Whittier defeated Pecan Grove 13 to 9 to clinch the Pee wee National League championship. Jose Rivera of St. Marys led scorers with eight points in a 17 to 9 win over Westwood. Whittier sits 7-0 with one game left and faces Taft for the city title next Wednesday. Garfield 18 Washington St Marys 17 Westwood Whittier 13 Pecan Grove Jackson 4 Adams 2
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Eisenhower Eyes District Upset Against Velma Alma
Ike aims for its first big tournament upset in District 22 at Marlow as Velma Alma faces Eisenhower in the feature game. Eisenhower reached the semifinals with a 59 31 win over Fort Sill Indian School Monday night.
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Three Referees Get Job Done
SAN LUIS OBISPO Calif AP three officials worked Cal Poly Pasadena College game and kept fouls at 6 with less fatigue and better positions. Referee Art Stobbe said the crew ran less and had no major arguments as the 72-66 Poly victory unfolded with smooth calls.
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Bowie Horses Race Outcome Highlights Final Push
With the horses in Bowie Maryland a firm suit of 3.40 pulled away in the final sixteenth to win the best race at Bowie.
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District Play At a Glance Feature Schedule
District 13 at Mt View and Cyril and Frederick areas list tonight games in Class A B and C divisions. Highlights include Comanche over Rush Springs 51 32 in Class B girls semifinals and Ft Cobb 29 over Mt View 44 in Class C boys.
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Central State and OBU Keep OCC Basketball Lead
Central State defeated Phillips 87 47 and Oklahoma Baptist beat Langston 66 55 to stay atop the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference standings. Northeastern edged Southeastern 58 54 to stay in the hunt. Central State and OBU carry 12 4 conference records, Northeastern 12 5.
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