Phila Five Edge In Manpower For Fourth NBA Playoff Game
The Cincinnati Royals seek to even the Eastern Division semifinal at 2-2 against the 76ers as Oscar Robertson returns while Jerry Lucas’ status remains doubtful due to a back injury. Bud Olsen is out with a sprained ankle, and Philadelphia aims to exploit potential depth and home-court advantage tonight at 9 15 over WLW. Ten Ohio-born Tennessee teammates highlight the college scene with John Jacobs at 6 7 and sophomores MclIntosh Monroe Honroe Bayne and Jacobs serving as local links.
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Barnes Good News for West in East-West College All-Star
Jim Barnes from Texas Western, nicknamed Bad News, dominates inside for the West in the East-West College All-Star game. He teams with Mel Counts to form a tall pivot duo while coach Gill plans alternating starts. ET TV coverage set for 3:30 p.m. EST with teams led by Stallworth Koper Moon Estes and Eardley Bonham Hetzel Mullins Jones.
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Shrider Named Miami Athletic Director and Coach
Richard G. Shrider, 41, named Miami University's athletic director while retaining head basketball coach duties. A former Ohio University star, Shrider succeeds the late John L. Brickels who led the AD office since 1951. Shrider’s 1957 58 seasons included an undefeated MAC conference slate and a 1958 co champion team.
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Top Recruiter Owens is New Kansas Coach
Ted Owens, a 34 year old assistant to former Coach Dick Harp, was hired as the Kansas head coach. Athletic Director Wade Stinson cited unanimous player support after Harp's resignation. Owens helped recruit stars Walt Wesley and George Unseld, shaping Kansas talent.
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Masters field swells with foreign entrants at Augusta
Augusta, GA AP. Masters tournament chairman Clifford Roberts notes a rise in foreign players, with 28 entrants this year versus 17 last year. The Masters runs April 9 to 12, with practice rounds starting Sunday, April 5.
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Vanderbilt coach Roy Skinner once led Paducah Junior College
Roy Skinner, later a Vanderbilt University basketball coach, previously served as coach of Paducah Junior College in Kentucky, shaping early talent before his major college tenure.
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Campbell Leads Azalea By One In Open Golf Event
Joe Campbell former Purdue star and golfing executive holds a one stroke lead at the Azalea Open after a five under par 67 in the second round at Cape Fear Country Club. Bob Gajcia trails by one as other players struggle in ideal conditions with 23 rounds tied for par.
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Hockey Warfare Resumes Tonight in Stanley Cup Semis
Montreal and Toronto resume their playoff war with a high penalty game in the opener. Referee Udvari called 31 penalties, a playoff mark, as Bernie Geoffrion scored for Montreal. In Chicago, Detroit faces the Hawks after a 4 1 victory, with Langlois sidelined by a fractured cheekbone.
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Mason to Join Michigan Staff as Offensive Line Coach
Tony Mason, 35, from Sharon Pennsylvania, named University of Michigan offensive line coach. He replaces Jack Fouts, who left to coach at Ohio Wesleyan. Mason played multiple sports at Clarion Teachers College and coached successful high school squads in Brookfield and Niles McKinley, with an undefeated stretch and two ties in 49 games.
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Houska Leads Ohio Wrestler to NCAA Finals
Harry Houska of Ohio University led college wrestlers from across the nation into the NCAA championships finals in Ithaca New York. He scored three straight pins including a 1:24 win over Ronald Paar and set up a 191 pound final against Jack Brisco of Oklahoma State. Oklahoma State led with 75 points while Oklahoma had 33 and Ohio University sat seventh with 15.
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Olson Wins and Seeks Return to Light Heavy Crown
Carl Bobo Olson, 35, defeated Irish Wayne Thornton by split decision in a 10 round telecast from Kezar Pavilion San Francisco. Promoter Art Benjamin aims to line Olson for a title shot against the Pastrano Beralta winner with a potential San Francisco bout.
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Beard, Rising Golfer, In Coma
The 24 year old golfer Frank Beard remained in a coma after a Thursday decline amid brain inflammation resembling meningitis and sleeping sickness. A neurosurgeon said Beard is very sick and will stay hospitalized for an extended period, following a return to his parents’ home for rest.
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Saari Favored To Score Only Swimming Triple
Roy Saari, 19, from Southern California, is seen as the top NCAA swimming prospect to win the 1650-yard freestyle and likely complete a triple in the NCAA championships. Preliminaries begin at 1 p.m. EST with Indiana leading the team race at 60 points, Yale 62, and USC third with 55.
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Giants Consider Slugger Snider to Boost 1964 Lineup
Giants reportedly negotiating with the New York Mets to acquire slugger Duke Snider as a left-handed power bat to replace Ed Bailey. The 37-year-old star, who hit 14 homers last season for the Mets, could shore up Candlestick Park's lineup as San Francisco defends against NL foes. Snider homered in an exhibition win for the Mets against Philadelphia, while other Cactus League results noted Baltimore's late surge and Houston's early scoring in Day tona Beach games.
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Reds stay healthy as spring starts impress Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson praised the team for not having serious injuries in spring training noting the club has been the picture of health unlike last year. He is undecided on the third base job but likes Deron Johnson who hit two exhibition homers with San Diego last season. The Reds were idle Friday and scheduled to face the Milwaukee Braves in the afternoon.
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