Individual Duels Highlight Regional Tourney Showdowns
Eight teams vie for regional honors at Whitley County Gym with eight individual duels guiding the sidelines. Standout scorers like Ronnie Crawford for Clay County and Noble Petley for Knox Central loom, while others such as Richard Brown, Buddy Gist, Hobby Schulte, and Selvy brothers headline their teams’ bid for a district title. Tonight’s schedule features Clay County versus Lone Jack, Mustangs against Knox Central, and other key crossovers as late week results hinge on individual performances.
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Pit’s Sports Slants: Friday Night Showdowns Stir Big Matchups
Sports writer notes Clay County may edge Lone Jack by one as Knox Central, Brodhead Wesleyan, and Central Connecticut clash with LSU and Akwan Southern Illinois. Western Kentucky eyes a possible shot at top-ranked Kentucky after big wins and a looming meeting with Michigan. Also covers Dayton, Loyola, and midseason NCAA action, plus Doug Sanders Pensacola Open disqualification intrigue.
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Former UK Cager Aims For NCAA Finals Matchup
Cincinnati star Pon Roles aims to meet Kentucky in the NCAA final in College Park Maryland, hoping to topple top ranked Kentucky. Roles, MVP candidate for Cincinnati, argues MVC toughness proves he can face Kentucky on the national stage.
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Jones Takes All Comers In Sixth Round KO Victory
MIANT BEACH UP I D Doug Jones stopped Low Bailey of Omyeha Web in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Jones, winning for the fifth time in a row by KO or TKO, clubbed Bailey's mouthpiece from his mouth in rounds three to five. Bailey injured a hand ending the bout at the end of the fifth. Jones eyed a match with Cassius but would not commit to a date.
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Casey Stengel Wins Hall of Fame Induction Honor
Casey Stengel is elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in a surprise Veterans Committee move at Cooperstown. The 69 year old manager, famed for his Stengelese, is slated to give a brief speech at the July 25 induction ceremony after being surprised at Huggins Stengel Field in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Baltimore Impresses With Frank Robinson
Baseball men agree spring training games carry title talk as intra squad contests begin. Frank Robinson, newly signed Orioles slugger, delivered a winning pinch hit double and days earlier inked a 65 000 contract making him the club’s highest paid player. Dick Brown recovers from brain surgery, Hoyt Wilhelm breaks a finger, Kaline foot surgery sidelines him, Cepeda fears knee pressure, Newman has sore arm.
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NBA Standings and Schedule From United Press
United Press reports current NBA standings and a Wednesday schedule featuring Los Angeles at Cincinnati, St Louis at Philadelphia, and Baltimore at San Francisco, with Seattle hosting a game in Washington.
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Hall of Famer Casey Stengel Celebrated Into Baseball’s Hall
Davey Stengel, 71, known as Casey, was surprised with his election to the Baseball Hall of Fame at Huggins Stengel Field. He thanked fans, joked with Edna by his side, and teased about saving a speech for Cooperstown. Yogi Berra joined him as a Met coach, and Stengel recalled the humor that marked his career.
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Koufax Drysdale Holdout Standoff Over Contracts
Dodgers star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale remain away as General Manager Buzzie Bavasi seeks a three year $1 million deal for both. Maury Wills, departing for Japan, says he expects a quick agreement and noted a $90,000–$100,000 range might bring him to terms amid the spring camp holdout.
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Coaches Analyst for NIT TV Coverage Named
Frank McGuire of South Carolina will serve as CBS analyst for NIT basketball broadcasts. Pete Retacloff, 25, Philadelphia Eagles tight end, signed for his first consecutive NFL season with the club as the team’s all time leader in pass receptions.
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Westrum Adopts Platooning Like Stengel
Mets manager Wes Westrum will platoon his lineup to maximize matchups. With many equal performers, Swoboda, Hickman, and Jones will start against left handed pitching, while Kranepool, Lewis, and Luplow will start against right handed pitching, reflecting the old theory that hitters favor opposite handed pitching.
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Scores From United Preat Incarnational NAIA Tournament Round
Unclear listings show scores for multiple NAIA games including Grmbing 70 cent Wash 68, Carroll 91 Ethno-Conkmn 86, Lakeland 95 Linfield 1, Midwestern 4 Monmouth 92, Albuquerque 8 New Haven 74, Carsn-Nwmn 6 Ind. Cent. 67, Athens 88 Pitsby St. 79, Ut. Wsigan 86, Dickinson 7, Colgate 110 Lafayette 34, Oglethorpe 66 Shorter 57, with various odd spellings and partial team names.
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