Wichita shocks Bearcats end 37 game streak
Wichita celebrated its upset of Cincinnati national champions as Dave Stallworth starred with 46 points and free throws sealed the 65-44 win. Ed Jucker refused to view defeat as a blessing, noting the streak would end eventually. The Bearcats still tied for the Missouri Valley title after St Louis upset Tulsa.
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Wichita's Stallworth tops upset spree with 46 points
Wichita State shocked top ranked Cincinnati 65-64 as Dave Stallworth scored 46 points including the final seven. Upsets hit Loyola of Chicago, Illinois at Indiana, Mississippi State at Florida, Colorado at Iowa State, and Georgia Tech at Louisville. Duke, Arizona State, and Ohio State won to stay atop polls.
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Top Ten Fared in AP Basketball Poll Last Week
New York AP report lists the top ten with changes. Cincinnati 19-1 fell to Wichita 41-0. Loyola Chicago 21-1 beat Marquette in overtime but lost to Bowling Green. Duke 19-2 defeated Virginia and Wake Forest. Illinois 14-4 lost to Wisconsin and Indiana. Arizona State 20-2 beat Utah and BYU. Mississippi State 17-5 defeated Kentucky, lost to Florida. Colorado 14-5 beat Oklahoma, lost to Iowa State. Stanford 14-6 lost to California, beat California. Ohio State 15-3 beat Michigan. Georgia Tech 18-4 beat Vanderbilt, lost to Louisville.
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Reds Sign Pavletich to 1963 Contract
Cincinnati Reds report Don Pavletich, a first baseman catcher, has signed his 1963 contract. Pavletich, the 29th Red under contract on a 40-man roster, appeared in 34 games last season mainly as a pinch hitter.
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Harrisburg Hall of Fame referee Harry Deyoff dies at 66
Harry Deyoff, former college football referee and Hall of Fame inductee, died Sunday at Harrisburg Poly Clinic Hospital after a week in the hospital. He was 66.
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Hearn Wins Tourney In Rain Soaked Finale
Former baseball star Jim Hearn captured his second Baseball Players Golf Tour championship with a 72 hole total of 301, 21 over par, edging Billy Herman who shot 302 and Alvin Dark who finished third at 303. Hearn, 6 ft 3 in and 220 pounds, led by four strokes late, despite a final round 78. He lives in Wyckoff, New Jersey, and said he believed he could win.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieving Pain
New York report reveals Bio-Dyne based Preparation H as a non surgical treatment for piles. Suppository and ointment forms claim shrinkage, itch relief, and pain reduction with multiple cases noting actual improvement.
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Williams benefits from new strike zone for Yankees
The rule change enlarging the strike zone aims to help Stan Williams, now with the New York Yankees. Williams, 26, who came from the Dodgers for Bill Skowron, says he will get more strikes when he is wild high, while keeping his stuff low when he’s on. Manager Ralph Houk and pitching coach Johnny Sain support the shift as an advantage for the big righty. Williams went 14-12 last season. Whitey Ford signed for about 47,000, posting a 17-8 record. Boston signed Bill Monbouquette, who had 15 victories last year. Houston’s intrasquad camp produced odd play with players at unusual positions. Dan Commbs hit two homers.
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Three Key NBA Races To Decide Final Regular Season
With the regular season nearing end only three battles stand out. Boston and Los Angeles chase the top divisional prize and extra money, Syracuse and Cincinnati contend for second in the East, and Detroit vs San Francisco vie for the Western playoff berth. Syracuse beat Detroit 143-124 Cincinnati beat New York 109-96 Boston edged Chicago 110-99 Boston beat St. Louis 114-94 San Francisco survived two overtimes to top Los Angeles 122-118.
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Hart Named Outdoor Chief In Ohio Writers Group
Bob Hart editor of the Millcreek Valley News Cincinnati was elected president of the Outdoor Writers of Ohio at the group's annual meeting Saturday night Also elected were Ralph Harris Mount Vernon News vice president and Harold Baar Jr Bowling Green Sentinel Tribune secretary treasurer The group honored six Ohioans for exceptional conservation and outdoor journalism Daniel Armbruster Akron Harry Bemis Grafton Erwin A Bauer Columbus Gordon Kuster Columbus Dispatch Ken Kern Oberlin News Tribune and Lou Kiewer Toledo Blade
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Pirates Sign Mazeroski Virdon and Plaskett
Pittsburgh AP reports the Pirates have received signed contracts from veteran stars Bill Mazeroski and Bill Virdon along with rookie Elmo Plaskett, ensuring core leadership and depth for the season.
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Wittenberg Draws Favorable Route to Tourney Title
Wittenberg enters the Ohio Conference tournament as top seed with an 18-1 overall mark and 14-0 in league play. They face Otterbein in the opener at Capital University as Akron hosts the Northern Division. Wesleyan, Kenyon, Marietta, Mount Union, and Wooster round out the bracket, with the winner advancing to the NCAA Mid-East Regional.
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Falcon Upset Pushes Coach Nearer Mark
Bowling Green coach Harold Andy Anderson seeks his 500th victory after a 92-75 upset of Loyola of Chicago, moving his Falcons to 7-3 in the MAC and highlighting a tight Ohio college basketball race with Toledo, Ohio State, Illinois, and other area teams.
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Tiger Fulmer Title Fight Set For Live Elcast Arena Show
Nigeria's Dick Tiger defends his middleweight crown against Gene Fullmer in Las Vegas. Tiger, 33, defeated Fullmer in San Francisco last October to take the title in a 15 round slugfest telecast to theaters. The upcoming rematch will be elecast nationwide by ABC-TV at 10 p.m. EST. Tiger carries an eight fight win streak and a 47-12-2 record with 21 knockouts. Fullmer, 55-5-2 with 24 KOs, seeks to avenge the loss after a long unbeaten stretch.
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Dixie International Tennis Tournament opens in Tampa field led by Roy Emerson
In Tampa Roy Emerson, weakened by lingering flu symptoms, leads the 36th Dixie International Tennis Tournament as the National Indoor Tennis Championships upset shakes the early rounds. The field begins play today in Florida.
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Pro Nets To Mackay
In Baltimore Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver top the tour but Barry Mackay threatens the lead with five wins and two losses. Mackay defeated Luis Ayala 8-4 before 2,700 at the Civic Center as Rosewall beat Laver 8-4 in a key match and Buchholz edged Gimeno 8-6.
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