Michigan Princeton Rematch Sets NCAA Semifinal Clash
Michigan and Princeton renewed their NCAA tournament rivalry as the Wolverines crushed Princeton to reach the East regional final in College Park Md. Bradley led the Wolverines with a dominant all around point performance. Providence was routed 109-49 by Michigan in the regional final, while Princeton’s late-season form kept them in the mix for next year’s title.
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Fonde Indians Open Morristown Invitational Test
The Fonde Indians with an 18-2 record travel to Morristown to face defending champions Morristown Junior High Wildcats in the Morristown Recreation Invitational. Coach Wot Mu makes his first appearance. the winner advances to a March 9 matchup against Tazewell Gleyrad.
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Regional high school basketball results overview
United Press International region results show varied scores across districts. Teams such as Owensgate Urenten Glasgow and others posted notable wins while several regions list mixed outcomes and close margins. For more details, refer to the regional standings section.
Buckeye area teams chase 1965 Suntucky state cage crown
The 1965 Suntucky high school basketball tournament moves toward the Sweet Sixteen. Key contenders include Shelby County, Clark County, Central Kentucky’s Dunbar and Paducah, with storied programs like Martin and Holy Cross vying for late-season glory. The regional favorites clash as London, Central, and Dunbar push toward the finals.
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Connsville
Southeastern Kentucky Conference
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Lonedon
Danville
London
Hane Green
Pendleton
Knox Central routs Clay County 86 to 54 in tourney
Knox Central overwhelmed Clay County 86 to 54 in the Witc Region Tourney. Led by a strong first half, Knox Central built an 18 to 10 opening quarter lead, stretched the margin by halftime, and cruised to the win as multiple Panthers reached scoring milestones.
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Witc
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Tiger
Hubbard
Slate Tourney Pairings in Kentucky Regional Basketball
Regional Kentucky slate lists matchups for Upper and Lower brackets at Freedom Hall. Hazard faces Owensboro, Knox Central meets Glasgow, Shelby County takes on Clark County, Breckinridge against Martin, then Central meets Ettown. Green faces Pendleton, Dunbar plays North Miami, Holy Cross clashes with Rosenwald in set bracket play.
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Clyde Lee Top Player In Mideast
Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt was named MVP of the NCAA Mideast Regional Basketball Tournament after receiving 27 of 61 votes from sportswriters and sportscasters. Runner-up Bil Runtin of Michigan had 17 votes, with Cazzie Russell also noted on the all-tourney team.
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Lee
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Cazzie Russell
Erg Palmer
de Paul
Keith Thomas
Cardinals Aim to Break NL Jinx in 1964 Season
Cardinals coach Schoendienst outlines lineup and pitching plans as St Louis ready for spring training. Key players include Ken Boyer and Lou Brock, with Tim McCarver handling catching duties. New pitchers Purkey and Stallard join, while uncertainties remain about left-handed relief and roster cuts before opening day.
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Roger
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Chicago Cubs
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Tim McCarver
Cardinals
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Lo wer Union wins third straight amateur hockey title
Lo wer Union clinched its third straight amateur junior hockey world championship in Tampere Finland. In other sports action Austria led men's events while France moved ahead in women’s ski races, and Missouri won a college basketball result in Detroit. Other highlights include New York winning a mixed pairs figure skating title and Fraser edging Wall in the Puerto Rico Open by a stroke.
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al Wall
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Sanders Wins Doral Open With Comeback Victory
Doug Sanders, 1 year into his rise, surged from behind at Doral to win the Open with a 274 total and a 4 under final round. Bruce Devlin finished second after a 70 as Randy Glover tied for third with 278. Terry Dill and Sam Snead followed with 279 and 282 respectively, with Glover earning 4300 and Dill 3700 in prize money.
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Sanders
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Randy Glover
Florence
S.C
Aitowway Point
Terry Dill
Dill
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