Texas Tech and SMU vie for NCAA bids in Friday showdowns
Texas Tech faces Southern Methodist in Fort Worth while St Josephs of Philadelphia meets Temple in Philadelphia to decide Southwest and Middle Atlantic Conference champions. Both leagues end with 11 3 records and share NCAA tourney implications. St Josephs overcame Lafayette to tie Temple for second in the MAC.
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Bearcats’ Tom Sizer rated UC’s top all round replacement
Coach Ed Jucker says Tom Sizer is UC’s No 1 replacement at all positions, with versatility to swap in for Hogue Thacker Wilson and Bonham as needed. Sizer’s behind the scenes role in 1960 NCAA final is noted as priming Hogue for guarding Jerry Lucas. Also discusses Ohio State and Wisconsin NCAA tournament context and Middies 1958 state run.
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Aparicio Aims For Seventh Straight Steal Title In 1962
Luis Aparicio declares he will chase a seventh AL stolen base title with the Chicago White Sox in 1962. He compares himself to Ty Cobb and notes rivals Dick Howser Jake Wood and Zorro Versalles as tough competitors while praising Whitey Ford Bud Daley and Earl Battey as challenging opponents. Manager Al Lopez backs Aparicio as the likely All Star shortstop again.
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Minnesota
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Bud Daley
Yankees
Yoyt Wilhelm
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Earl Battey
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Pittsburgh
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Jay's Arrival Lifts Reds as Holdout Ends in Camp
Joey Jay signed for 28000 dollars after a holdout, lifting Reds spirits amid Gene Freese injury concerns. Dom McMahon and Elio Chacon also ended holdouts as teams brace for spring with weather delaying workouts and Ruben Amaro set to report on a 60 day leave before May 5 return.
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Hands Off Policy Put On Howard
Dodgers managers plan to let Frank Howard work with minimal coaching to avoid player confusion. Duke Snider says too many advisers have hindered Howard's progress after 1969 and 1970 seasons. Snider urges Howard to focus on a single swing trainer and study his own film to regain form.
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Dodgers centered on Howard fifth year with limited full seasons
The report notes Howard's fifth year with the Dodgers while only one season has been played in full. It highlights his ongoing commitment and the unusual timeline of his tenure with the team.
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District Tournaments Class AA At Columbus and Other Sites
District tournament results list several second round pairings across Ohio with scores from Columbus Gahanna Lincoln 42 Grove City 35 Newark 59 Columbus Watterson 43 Columbus East 4 Columbus West 49 Linden McKinley 42 Wester/ ville 39 Canton Lincoln 58 Canton McKinley 48 Dayton Roosevelt 71 Kettering Fairmont 52 Cincinnati Withrow 79 Cincinnati Purcell 66 Cincinnati McNicholas 66 Cincinnati St Xavier 48 and matchups in Troy Dayton Cincinnati Walnut Hills 5-15 vs Central 15-4 Taft 17-2 vs Anderson 9-9.
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Class A At Dayton Dixon 166 Westmont 166
A scoreboard style note records a tied showing with Dixon and Westmont both at 166 points. The item highlights the close pairing in a Dayton event and notes no winner.
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Defiance edges Ohio Northern in NAIA District 22 playoff
Defiance tops Ohio Northern 74 to 73 in a tight NAIA District 22 playoff contest. Ashland advances past Steubenville due to forfeit amid heavy snowfall hindering travel.
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College basketball scores and upcoming games brief
Fenn 65 Western Reserve 62 St Josephs Pa 78 Lafayette 68 Texas Tech 60 Rice 58 SMU 84 Arkansas 81 Holy Cross 98 Fordham 73 Brown 90 Rhode Island 68 Texas 71 Texas Christian 68 Seton Hall 81 Iowa 64 Texas A M Baylor 61 Tuesday results New York 113 Boston 106 Wednesday schedule New York Detroit Boston Philadelphia Boston St Louis Syracuse ABL Hawaii 122 San Francisco 97 Chicago New York Cleveland San Francisco.
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Chiefs Move Into Sole Second In ABL Standings
In Honolulu the Hawaii Chiefs beat the San Francisco Saints 1229 to claim sole possession of second place in the Western Division. Bill Spivey scored 22 and Governor Vaughn 19 for Hawaii while Whitey Bell led San Francisco with 17. Hawaii Low stands 14 17, one game ahead of the Saints. No other ABL games were on the schedule.
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Poll Pickers Dominate final AP high school poll in Ohio
Ohio sports editors announce top ten in final Associated Press poll across Class AA and Class A. Day ton Roosevelt extends its 183 record with a 71 52 win, while Gahanna Lincoln ends Grove City’s 20 game streak. Newark’s Wildcats capture the 1936 state title and Columbus East remains a strong contender.
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Six former Class A winners vie for title in tight field
Six former Class A champions enter the race as top contenders. Miller Citr with a 1950 title and Ayersville from 1957 to 1961 are noted among the distinguished list in a crowded field seeking the crown.
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Rangers Rally To Defeat Red Wings In Crucial NHL Showdown
New York held a slim cushion over Detroit for the last playoff spot before a pivotal game. The Rangers surged from a deficit in the final period to win 5 to 4 on a three goal burst, tightening the race with nine games left for Detroit and nine for New York.
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Baseball League Meeting At Armco Center
A meeting will be held at the Armco Center tomorrow at 7 30 p m to discuss forming a new baseball league. The gathering aims to gauge interest and organize potential teams and schedules.
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Fresno Boxer Thornton Stops Williams in Close Bout
Fresno heavyweight Wayne Thornton knocks out Al Williams in a tense cross coast clash. Thornton dominates with solid combos from the opening bell as Williams struggles to respond. The night in Fresno pits two Californians against a Los Angeles foe in a swift finish.
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Tiger) Williams
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