Old Man Upset Whistles Dixie as Kentucky Falls
Georgia Tech upset Kentucky 76-67 while Tennessee defeated Vanderbilt 57-55 in SEC games. UCLA and Davidson kept perfect records with big wins, DePaul defeated Western Kentucky, and Loyola of Chicago rolled past Morehead State. Cincinnati edged Oregon State as Mel Counts starred for OSU.
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Standings Shakeup Looms For MAC Leaders
Ohio University, Miami and Toledo, the MAC’s top trio, won Saturday to keep hopes high as a tougher schedule looms. Toledo beat Marshall 84 73 behind Larry Jones 27 points, Ohio U edged Bowling Green 88 79 with Don Hill 21, Jerry Jackson 19, and Miami defeated Western Michigan 86 77 as Charley Coles Jr. led with 31 and Manny Newsome added 34 for the Broncos. Ohio State crushed Wisconsin 101 85, Cincinnati fell to Oregon State 82 61, Xavier beat Dayton 104 103, and Marietta lost 71 50.
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U S Skate Strength Set For Big Test
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats name Army as the toughest opponent of the 1963 football season, narrowly edging Wichita by one vote. Six cadets earn all opponent honors with Dick Nowak and Ken Waldrop on the first unit.
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Ladies Day Verse Echoes Spring Yearning
A lyric line exhorts with playful boast about Jessamy as spring arrives after the golf season’s initial gaze. The fragment blends sport, season, and a personal name in a light poetic note.
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Nakamu ra of Tokyo Upsets Magramo in Philippines Bout
Japanese boxer Takeshi Nakamu ra wins a points decision in a disputed match against Filipino fighter Rick Magramo in the Philippines, earning the victory on judges’ scorecards.
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Takeshi Nakamura
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Louisville Cardinals Hold Identical 5-4 Tourney Records
The University of Louisville shows identical 5 wins and 4 losses in NCAA and NIT tournaments. The Cardinals have appeared in the NIT five times, winning one championship, and have NCAA appearances three times.
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University of Louisville
Cardinals
Chance and Salmon Named Promising Cleveland Rookies
AP Chicago era report notes 23-year-old outfielders Bob Chance and Chico Salmon as strong rookies for the Cleveland Indians. Chance led the Eastern League in home runs RBIs and batting, outlining a potential big league berth. Salmon, praised by manager Jack Tighe, led the Pacific Coast League in batting average with 325 and swiped 19 bases, while Tommy Agee and Tommy John are also highlighted as notable prospects.
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Tebbetts Showcases Farm System Prospects For 1950 Club
Manager Birdie Tebbetts highlights Gordon Seyfried a 26 year old right hander from Detroit acquired last year. Prospect list includes Wilfrid Siebert 410 at Salt Lake City Floyd Weaver 8 10 at Jacksonville and Charleston Tom Kelley 814 at Dubuque George Culver 43 at Fort Lauderdale with newcomers Paul Dicken 324 at Dubuque Hector Cardenas 302 at Savannah Vern Fuller .276 at Dubuque and catcher Jerry Burlison .263 at Santa Barbara.
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Vern Fuller
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Viking Gridder Wounded By Shot Prints On Display
Jim Marshall defensive end for the Minnesota Vikings was in Forest City Hospital after surgery to remove a bullet from a pistol he was unloading. The 26 year old, visiting his in laws, was in fair condition and said he was alone in his car in the driveway when the accident happened.
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Morell Buys Meyer
John Morrell & Co. of Chicago will acquire H. H. Meyer Packing Co. by purchasing all outstanding Meyer stock. W. W. McCallum Morrell president and H Harold Meyer Meyer president announced the deal on Sunday. Details of the agreement were not disclosed.
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Patterson Opens Long Road Toward Title Shot in Sweden
Floyd Patterson begins a preparatory trek toward another title bout with Santo Amanti in Stockholm. The former champion trained at Valadalen, endured snow and first-time skiing, while promoter Edwin Ahlqvist expects a sellout and hides revenue details. Patterson expresses comfort in Sweden and notes heavy fan support.
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Ingemar Johansson
How Top Ten Quintets Fared
The AP top ten recap shows Kentucky beating Loyola New Orleans and Duke before losing to Georgia Tech. UCLA won twice over Washington State in lopsided fashion, while Loyola Chicago defeated Temple Indiana and Morehead Kentucky. Cincinnati lost to Utah and Oregon State twice, Michigan beat Detroit and Northwestern, Vanderbilt edged VMI but lost to Tennessee, Davidson swept Pennsylvania Princeton West Virginia, Oregon State beat Brigham Young and Cincinnati, Duke beat Auburn and North Carolina State but lost to Kentucky, and Villanova defeated Minnesota.
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English Fans Eye Big Race at Daytona Speed Weeks
About 300 racing fans from England booked Speed Weeks at Daytona International Speedway in February. The Florida Development Commission arranged information after a British travel agent reported 300 firm commitments. A feature event is a 2,000 kilometer race for grand touring and prototype cars with drivers from the international circuit.
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New Witnesses Called In Racketeering Probe
Seventeen new witnesses subpoenaed to appear before the Mahoning County grand jury convening in Youngstown to continue its racketeering investigation.
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Crossword clues from Herodias daughter to titmouse
Dense list of crossword prompts with several entries including daughter of Herodias Dutch cheese extinct bira and other short clues. Appears as a puzzle snippet noting solution time and publisher, with entries 18 20 21 23 26 40 43 45 46 47 48 49 50.
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Bulgarians Execute Former U.N. Envoy Over Spy Case
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev, ex Bulgarian envoy to the U.N., was executed after confession of selling military and economic secrets to the CIA for 200000 dollars. Prosecutors said he spent much of the money on mistresses arranged by the CIA. appeal denied.
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Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
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American Central Intelligence Agency
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Georgiev
Sofia
New York
First Negro Enters Auburn Classes Amid Segregation Breakthrough
Harold A. Franklin, 31, becomes Auburn University’s first Black student to enroll, starting Russian history class after a peaceful weekend on campus. He says “Everything is fine” and notes several visitors, including white students. Four Auburn students were suspended after removing campus warning signs.
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Harold A. Franklin
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First Foal By Carry Back Is Top Racing News
The weekend’s racing highlight is Carry Back’s first foal, a dark bay filly out of Stefanie born at 7:35 p.m. Sunday in Ocala Florida. Breeder John Dolan plans to register her name Back To Back with the Jockey Club. Carry Back, by Saggy out of Joppy, rose from obscurity to fame with Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins in 1961 and top four-year-old status in 1962.
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Nine four game sweeps marked World Series history
Six sweeps were by the New York Yankees. The Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, and Brooklyn Dodgers also registered four game sweeps in the World Series.
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King of Wall Street Fisk Shot in New York City
On this date 1872 Col James Fisk Jr was shot by Edward S Stokes in New York City Fisk died the next day and Stokes was sentenced to four years in prison The entry notes Albany becoming New York State capital in 1797 and other historical milestones including Morse Vail telegraph tests in 1838 and Roosevelt Four Freedoms address in 1941
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