Cincinnati Bradley face off to decide MVC NCAA bid
Cincinnati and Bradley clash in Evansville Indiana for the Missouri Valley title game with the NCAA berth at stake. A Bradley win would boost Cincinnati to the NIT and keep both teams in title contention for the post season tournaments.
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Majors and Rens Vie for Eastern Hoop Supremacy
The Majors beat the Hawaii Chiefs 111 95 in Jacksonville to move atop the East while the Rens slipped 100 91 to Kansas City, as Chicago and Pittsburgh continue their race with Hawkins leading Pittsburgh and Jackson Turner powering Chicago in a late comeback.
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Eastern and Western Divisions Standings and Results
Eastern Division standings show Pittsburgh 6 7 6 16 15 516. Cleveland 13 6 44 2 New York 4 48. Western Division lists Kansas City 22 10 688 Hawaii 18 199 AN 8 San Francisco 15 19 441 8. Sunday results: Kansas City 100 Pittsburgh 91. Chicago 111 Hawaii 9. Monday games Hawaii vs Chicago at Jacksonville Fla.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Major League Slates
Exhibition games completed with Kansas City defeating Los Angeles 7 3 runs were tallied for Philadelphia over Minnesota 3 1 Washington edged Pittsburgh 7 6 Milwaukee topped Detroit 10 6 New York (N) 4 beat St. Louis 3 Chicago (A) 10 defeated Cincinnati 3 New York (A) 5 bested Baltimore Boston 6 Chicago (N) 5 Los Angeles 'A' 8 bested Houston San Francisco 9 Cleveland in ten innings noted as 10 innings
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High School Tournament Trail Scores And Matchups
In Class AA the day featured Columbus area wins and key regional tie ups. Matches included Newark defeating Gahanna Lincoln 54 31, Marietta over Jackson 70 56, Steubenville beating Martins Ferry 76 39, Toledo Central over MaComber 46 40, Lima Senior topping Lima Central 58 39, Elyria defeating Lakewood 56 42, East Tech downing Heights 68 46, Glenville beating St Joseph 67 53, Cuyahoga Falls tying Akron East 53 all, and Youngstown South defeating Salem 67 55. Cincinnati Taft beat Hamilton 71 67, Middletown lost to Withrow 56 55. In Class A Dayton New Lebanon Dixie outscored Westmont 64 53, Princeton DePorres edged Carlisle 62 ...
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West Liberty Salem Meets New Lebanon Dixie in Big Matchup
West Liberty Salem led by Coach William Hupp hosts New Lebanon Dixie with a 18-1 record as Columbus University faces Cincinnati DePorres in a separate game. Coaches listed are Hupp Hines White Kilgore.
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Ohio trio named to Look Magazine All-America team
Ohio State stars Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek and Cincinnati's Paul Hogue were named to Look Magazine's 10 man All America squad by the U S Basketball Writers Association. Purdue’s Terry Dischinger and Bradley’s Chet Walker also earned Midwest selections along with other noted players from Wake Forest Duke Kentucky Holy Cross and Utah.
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Tourney Director At Youngstown Dies
Dave Williams 64 longtime director of the Youngstown sectional and District Class AA high school basketball tournaments died Sunday of a heart attack. He had handled the district tournament that ended Saturday night after 18 years in the post.
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Ohio Regional Playoffs Open for 933 Prep Starters
Six teen Clays AA and 16 Class A teams with records 631 win 101 losses enter regional play in Ohio. From 433 initial, eight quintets in each class will reach the state finals at St John Arena. Ayersville Pilots and East Tech lead Class A and AA respectively, with upsets reshaping the field as districts finalize.
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Sanders Wins Pensacola Open with Birdie Bursts
Doug Sander captured his first win of the season at the Pensacola Open in Pensacola Florida finishing 3 under par 270 and earning 2900. Don Fairfield finished runner up with 271 after a late rally while Billy Maxwell and Paul Harney tied for third at 273. Nicklaus posted the day's best score and finished 16th with 3450 in winnings.
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Otterbein AD Harry Ewing Dies in Sleep at 74
Harry Ewing, 74, longtime Otterbein College athletic director from 1934 to 1958, died in his sleep at home after weeks of illness. He coached every sport during his Otterbein tenure and was the campus’s sole coach during WWII. Previously he served as coach and AD at South Dakota State and coached at Miami of Ohio and Ohio Wesleyan. He spent 40 years with the Ohio Conference and is survived by three daughters.
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Time Almost Out For Wilt Celtics Time Almost Out For Wilt Celts
The Celtics and Wilt Chamberlain each have one game left to set marks in the NBA. Boston needs one more win to set the season record for victories while Chamberlain is three points from 4000 for the season as he scored 44 against Syracuse.
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Boxing results from New York and Tokyo cards
New York Farid Salim, 16, Argentina, outpointed Joey Giambra 159 percent, San Francisco, 10. Manila Flash Elorde, 135, the Philippines, KO'd Somkiat Katmuangyon 1342, Thailand. 2. Tokyo Yuji Masuko, 126, Japan, outpointed Pepino Morales 125, Mexico, 10.
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Frame Of Mind Vital In Cutting Grid Injuries
San Rafael, California AP report on a sports injuries conference where coaches officials and physicians urged mental discipline improved helmets and mouth guards. UW coach Jim Owens credited conditioning and short frequent practices for injury free play and cited Rose Bowl 1961 as example. A San Francisco physician proposed outer and inner shock absorbing material for equipment. Dr Lee Winter urged mandatory mouth guards noting over half of last year’s high school football facial injuries could be prevented.
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Carry Back Dominates 1961 Money Won Leaderboard
Carry Back owned by Mr and Mrs Jack Price Dorchester Farm Stable tops money won in 1961 with a total of 565 dollars.
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