Revenge-Bent Bradley Faces Duquesne In NIT Round
Bradley led by 6-6 All America Chet Walker tangles with 6-6 Duquesne in a National Invitation Tournament quarter final at Madison Square Garden. St John’s meets Holy Cross as Dayton and Loyola of Chicago eye a semi with Bradley seeking its first NIT title by avenging a 73-72 regular-season loss to Duquesne.
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John Griffin
NEW York
UPI
Bradley
Swift Duquesne
St. John’s
Jack
Foley
Holy Cross
Madison Square Garden
Dayton
Loyola of Chicago
St. John's
Braves
Peoria
Duquesne
Chet
Jet
Dukes
Willie Somerset
St. John
Navy
Colorado State
Joe Lapchick
Jack Foley
Utah
Billy McGill
Bob
Lapchick
Foley and Co
Leroy Ellis
Orioles Yankee clash headlines spring training wins
In Clearwater and Fort Lauderdale, Baltimore beat New York 10 0 as Vete Brown and Tom Baker held the Mets to six hits. The Yankees rolled past Milwaukee 10 4 behind a strong offense and defense, with Roger Maris and Bobby Richardson keying a late surge.
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Fadie Mathewee
New York
Bobby Richardson
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Tom Tresh
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yankees
St, Petersburg
S' Brown
Tom Baker
New York Mets
Baltimore Orioles
Mets
Chisox Rebuilds On Youth In Lopez Era Outlook
In Sarasota the Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez drafts a youth based lineup after trading Roy Sievers and Minnie Minoso. He touts a "go go" team with Buzhardt and Cunningham in pitching and first base, Aparicio and Fox in the infield, Hershberger in the outfield, and a five man rotation headed by Pizarro Baumann Horlen. A strong pitching staff and retooled defense aim to challenge the Yankees and extend 1959 style success.
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Jack Hand
Sarasota
Fla
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Roy Sievers
Minnie Minoso
Yankees
Chicago
Cleveland
Hus
Detroit
Baltimore
Buzhardt
Lopez
Charlie Smith
Phillies
Sievers
Joe Cunningham
St. Louis
Minoso
John
Smith
Minnie
I Cardinals
Red Sox
Mins
Cleveland Indians
Scottsdale
Reds
Nellie Fox
Luis Aparicio
Cunningham
Bob Farmer
San Francisco
Hand
Tacoma
Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
Giants
Lollar
al Smith
Landis
Robinson
Young Hershberger
Lopex
al Smithy
Sherm Lollar
Camilo Carreon
Bob Posetti
Juan Pizarro
Milwaukee Brave
Frank Baumann
Ray Herbert
Joel Horlen
Burchardt
Horlen
San Diego
Pizarro
Baumann
Early Wynn
NCAA Could Be Rematch for Championship Final
Louisville AP reports the NCAA basketball title likely to feature Cincinnati and Ohio State again with a new locale. Cincinnati edged Ohio State in overtime while Wake Forest beat UCLA in the semifinals, setting up potential rematch dynamics and strong East and West contenders for the final.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Bearrats
Wake Forest
UCLA
Ohio
Jerry Lucas
Len Chappell
Wake
Dot Demons
Kentucky
Wildcats
Whitaker Signs With Houston Colts In Private Deal
The Houston Colts sign Whitaker in a undisclosed contract with terms not released. Scouts Dietrich and Ball aided the signing while the player's hometown team and travel details were noted in passing.
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Terry
Pats Contrict
Houston Colts
Nabins
Colts
Ball Dietrich
Wwe Lubbock
Nide
Ana
Mint
Mayu Ping Carp
Aggies Win Cole Tation Tennis Opener
Texas A M tennis team defeated St Edwards of Austin to start a light week schedule. Upcoming matches include Minnesota in Houston and Abilene Christian at home with Texas A M hosting University of Houston and Bayh at home later in the week.
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Cole Tation
UPD
Thexas A&m
St. Edwards of Austin
Shei
Minnosoft
Toustont
Abalone Christian
Hone
Sam Houston
Rice
Minnesota
Texas
Denver
Texas Tech
North ‘Texas
SMU
Abilene Christian Icu
Texas A&m
Houston
Abilene Christian
Bayh
Amensay
TCU
Lamar ‘Tech
St. Mary's
Bas Rice
Baylor
Tulsa
Arkans Texas
North Texas
Arlington State
Blaska Stripped Of Racing Title Amid Confusion
A chaotic summary mixes baseball and sledding results with unclear events. The Washington Senators erased a late lead as Al Smith and Pete Daley produced key moments while Ruth Bergiman claimed a skating or sledding title in Alaska, and Jean Bryar won the three day dog race in New Hampshire.
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Pompano Beach
UPS
Washington Senators
Wy Kane
Waite
Sox
Senators
Suns
Hick
Dave Stenaise
Cant Bourdin
Sy Rims
Lave
Shem 1
Sux Mone
Sean
Vel Terever
Walt Bhee
Greenediecr
Franéstam
al Smith
Geand
Stan Kone
Pete Daley
Dale Long
Chuck Trinton Stoake
Janice Lundgren
Fairbanks
Faimbanks
Bor
Fr Wuanen
Alaska
New Hanpsuire
Jean Bryar
Lavonia
Nal
Rosemary Losensky
New Hampshire
Russians Call for New Hockey Charter and Leader Oust
Moscow via AP Tass urges a new International Hockey League charter and the removal of Roberts LeBel of Canada as league president. The appeal arose at league championships in Colorado Springs where Sweden led, Canada second, United States third, and Russia finished fourth amid boycotts by East Germany and Czechoslovakia.
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Moscow
Tass
International Hockey League
Roberts LeBel
Canada
Colorado Springs
Sweden
United States
Russia
Hockey Power
Czechoslvakia
Westerners Continued From Page Oney Light
Snyder bats begin with Jerry Franks in left field and Steve Free at shortstop followed by Spencer Dyer Fred Miller Bob Smith Keith Moreland Jim Kownslar Ken Wellborn and Walton or Matthews Four Tiger players surpass 200 hitting with Moreland at .385 while Franks Dyer and Free post notable numbers with 38 and 313 as top marks among teammates.
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Page Oney Light
Jerry Franks
Snyder
Steve Free
Spencer Dyer
Fred Miller
Bob Smith
Keith Moreland
Jim Kownslar
Ken Well- Born
Walton
Matthews
Tiger
Moreland
Franks
Dyer
Free
Bluebonnet Bowl Supports Rice and Kansas Recipients
In Houston 1961 Bluebonnet Bowl awards go to Rice University and the University of Kansas each receiving 825,554.12 for their named editor playing in the event. Kansas defeated Rice 34 to 7 as rain limited attendance at Rice Stadium.
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Houston
Rice University
University of Kansas
Weslaco
Tex
Robinson
Monday Valley Morning Star
Harlingen
Kansas
Rice
Last Valley Chamber of Commerce
Rice Stadium
Pirates trim spring roster with cuts to minor league camp
Pittsburgh Pirates action in Florida notes first spring cuts. Several players depart for Daytona Beach minor league camp for further assignment including catchers Gary Rushing Jerry May and infielders Bot Bouter Narcan Housels Jose Martines Dave Wiss Char y Leonard Hare Land Lin Merullo and pitchers Rexhger Invine Frank Bork Gary Aldrich.
Nichols Wins St. Pete Open In Comeback
Bobby Nichols of Midland Texas won the St. Petersburg men open with a four round 272 after a Monday 64. He finished two strokes ahead of Frank Boynton of Corpus Christi Texas who tied for lead after the third round. Defending champ Bob Goalby Crystal River Florida finished third and Mike Souchak was fourth as the $200000 tournament concluded.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
St. Petersburg
Frank Boynton
Corpus Christi
Nichols
Boynton
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Mike Souchak
Davegan
John Barnum
Goalby
Jon
ST Off
Bob Nichols
Tnder
AFL NFL Monopsony Trial Tactics Probe Defense Experts Testify
In Baltimore AP reports Vince Lombardi and Hank Stram testified on defense strategies and coaching assistance amid a legal battle over NFL expansion and wage disputes. Judge Thomson weighed inclusion of the Redskins in potential monopoly findings as the case nears key rulings. In Colorado Springs Swedish goalie Lennart Haggroth pursued a Boston Bruins contract after starring for Sweden, aiming to prove his value in U S professional hockey.
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Baltimore
Vince
Houston Oilers
Lombardi
National Foot
Hank Stram
Dallas Texans
Bay Packers
Packer
Green Bay
Genhardis
NFL
Dallas Cowboys
AFL
Lou Rymku
Dallas
Minneapolis-St. Paul
River C. Thomson
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Thomson
George Preston Marshall
Marshall
Colorado Springs
Cole
Lennart Haggroth
Sweden
Boston
Bruins
National Hockey
United States
Haggroth
Vtrdims
Sttevess
Canada
Hagegroth
Walter Brown
The
Amateur Hockey Association of the
Bruin
Don Head
Brucesemble
Plainview Golf Meet Slated For July 11
The Plainview Country Club announces its annual golf tournament opener on July 1 with Cup matches, leading to the tourney proper starting July 13. Jerry Holmes of Wichita Falls is the defending champion, with F. E F Calhoun as tournament chairman and James Roundtree of Arlington as starter.
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Plainview
Plainview Country Club
Jerry Holmes
Wichita Falls
F. EF. Calhoun
Aournament
James Roundtree
Arlington
Minnesota Gophers blank Texas Lutheran in baseball game
Minnesota pitchers limited Texas Lutheran to two hits as the Gophers won 4 0 behind strong defense and key hits from Mike Hebron and Stephen Stephens. Lutheran managed only two singles against Minnesota. The two teams were set to meet again Tuesday afternoon.
Smyer Athletes Honored at Dinner by South Plains Leader
South Plains College leader J Frank Hunt was the main speaker at Smyer Highs annual sports banquet honoring eight standout athletes last week. Honorees included James Alderson Bud Brown Troy Hurley Lee Rey Blind Clark Altman Charlotte Allford Bobbie Scott and Gearldine Oliver.
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Holy Cros
Orioles
Clearwater
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Gene Mauch
Chris Short
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Ing
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Chisox
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Ed Rakow
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Williams
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Tribe
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Palm Springs
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Los Angeles Angels
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Jerry Stevlsmi
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Rent Weaver
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Nage
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