Ohio State’s Lucas Heads UPI All America Team
Norman Miller reports Jerry Lucas of Ohio State headlines the 1962 United Press International All-America selections with a unanimous vote, joined by Terry Dischinger Billy McGill John Vavileck Chet Walker and others. Lucas is praised as team MVP and a versatile leader, aiming for Ohio State’s NCAA title as the season’s standout star.
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Buckeyes Lucas Unanimous Pick atop All Star Team
Buckeyes star Lucas received a unanimous selection in a 195 season UPL ballot. Voters favored hitters and guards with South region players dominating the first team. Names include Nash Kentucky Thorn West Virginia Chappell Wake Forest Heyman Duke Foley Holy Cross Rayl Iowa Debusschere Detroit Jogue Cincinnati Rudomerkin Southern California and Nelgon Townis. This marked the first year two signees made the UPL First Team since 195.
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Duke
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Detroit
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Cincinnati
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Southern
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Star Team Includes Parsiful and Boatload of Notables
L Parsiful is named on a star lineup with John Havlicek Len Chappell and Dave Debusschore among others. List spans many colleges including Duke Wake Forest Indiana Michigan and Kentucky with numerous players receiving honorable mention and regional recognition from the 1960s era.
Reds Fall As Jones Sparks Braves Past Reds In Spring
Milwaukee trainer Mack Jones homered in his fourth spring game as the Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds for the third straight time in Bradenton Florida. Jones leads Milwaukee with six hits and nine runs batted in as spring action continues.
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Wake Forest, 5 Favorites Win First NCAA Games
Wake Forest led by a seventh rated team beat Yale 92 82 in overtime to reach the NCAA regional semis. NYU beat Massachusetts 70 50 and Villanova defeated West Virginia 9 75 in the East region. Cincinnati beat Bradley 61 45 to advance in the Midwest, with Texas Tech and Creighton also advancing.
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Soviet Union wins both relays in harsh winter meet
The Soviet Union swept the women's and men’s ski relays as brutal winter conditions challenged competitors. Switzeruand and VILIARS were noted among participants, with the event highlighting endurance amid severe weather.
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Pit's Sports Slants on Kentucky Ohio State and tourneys
Kentuckys Friday fury faces Iowa City foe as Butler eyes a big win while Western tops Detroit and Kansas City hosts Louisville run. Kentucky and Ohio State loom for a semifinal bid with Jerry Lucas leading the Buckeyes and the Cats seeking late season form.
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Gatecrash money man May dies after golf empire
Chicago dispatch reports flamboyant George S. May, financier of a premier golf tour, died of a heart attack in a clubhouse. Known as Mr Moneybags, he funded prize pools up to 100000 dollars and faced clashes with the PGA over entrants and contracts.
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Bowling Cumberland Ford 1 National Bank 2
Arrowed lines list bowling scores with teams Cumberland Ford, National Bank, Tri State Supply and others. Read as a compact standings fragment marking results for multiple matchups across venues including Howard's Drive-In and Powell Valley Block with several 0s and 3s.
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