Madison High earns No 2 seed in Princeton Class A tourney
Madison High the Mohawks secured a No 2 seed in the Princeton Class A tournament drawing at Princeton High. Under Ed Gunderson in their first year they stand 14 4 with a 17 1 Springboro top seed in the upper bracket. Madison faces Fenwick Friday 8 30 p m at Hamilton Taft gym following Massie Lincoln Heights opener.
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Ohio College Teams Face Crucial Week For Tourney Berths
Ohio Conference ends its round robin with Akron and Wittenberg tied atop at 12-2 after a 65-62 Akron win. Akron and Wittenberg seek a repeat as champions as the 15 teams enter the Akron Granville tourney to decide March 2 finalists for the NCAA small college berth. Ohio U leads the MAC chase after a 10 point win over Miami, while Ohio State seeks to avoid a deep slide after a 100-61 loss to Michigan. Michigan State visits with Northwestern and Indiana looming as Ohio fights for a sweep to stay in the race.
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Tourney Means More To Coach
Davidson coach Lefty Driesell says an unbeaten tournament run would matter more than a long streak. The fifth-ranked Wildcats open in Charlotte against Virginia, while Michigan and Minnesota clash in a No. 1 vs No. 9 showdown in Minneapolis. Other top games include Providence at Villanova, Oklahoma State hosting Oklahoma, Colorado vs Missouri, and SEC battles at Vanderbilt and Tennessee. Yale and Cornell clash as New Mexico leads the WAC and visits Wyoming Friday.
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Weekend Fights Report From AP Boxing Cards
Listings from Paterson Paterson and San Jose show Joey Archer outpointing Johnny Torres in 10 rounds while Adolph Pruitt defeats Luis Molina on points in 10. Mitsumori Seki stops Shigeo Shioyama in Osaka in 5 rounds.
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Three Prospects Sign Contracts With Cincinnati Peninsula Club
The Cincinnati Peninsula Club of the Carolina League signs 1965 contracts with three prospects: Ron Moore 21, lefthand pitcher from Arlington Texas. Roy Godwin 21 catcher from Arlington Texas. Ernie Mills 18 switch-hitting infielder from Camden South Carolina.
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Schollander Earns Sullivan Award After AP Athlete of the Year
Olympic swimming star Don Schollander, AP Male Athlete of the Year for Tokyo golds, receives the Sullivan Award from AAU president Clifford Buck at the New York Athletic Club. The Yale freshman from Lake Oswego is the second youngest recipient after Bob Mathias.
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Royals Pin Hopes On Luke's Play
The Cincinnati Royals rely on Jerry Lucas’s comeback as he works out but cannot yet jump without pain. They lost to the New York Knicks 109-104 as Lucas remains sidelined. Boston nears an eighth straight division title with a Celtics win and Kings’ losses.
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Clay Liston Title Fight Date To Be Announced
The date for the Cassius Clay versus Sonny Liston world heavyweight title rematch will be announced today in Boston. The bout was postponed from November 16 at Boston Garden after Clay had emergency hernia surgery on November 13.
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Ralston urges bold plan to reclaim Davis Cup
Dennis Ralston proposes immediate changes for U.S. Davis Cup efforts in Salisbury. He calls for appointing Bill Talbert as captain, reinstating Pancho Gonzales as coach, and persuading Chuck McKinley to remain as a doubles specialist. He notes time is running out after losing to Jan-Erik Lundquist.
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Spring Heat Hits Keane Schoendienst in Training Stakes
Spring training camps open with Keane managing the Yankees after leading the Cardinals to a pennant and World Series. Schoendienst begins a first full season as manager at St. Johns as teams assign rookies and batterymen to camps across Florida and Arizona.
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Bug Boy Rides To Get Results At Hialeah
Brooklyn born apprentice jockey Mike Venezia, 19, rides with long stirrups and aims to finish first. He led New York apprentices last year and is posting strong results at the Hialeah track this winter.
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Washington Swims Mark Rodriguez Shines in Butterfly Events
Mark Rodriguez, a junior from Brentwood New York, swims the butterfly events for the University of Washington Swimming team.
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