Tall players scarce at state tournament in Columbus
At the state tournament in Columbus many scouts lament the lack of tall senior high school players. Jim Patterson of Hamilton Taft stands 6-7 and Miami University has claimed him as a top prospect. Glenn Barker of Middletown is among the tall group but may have to play forward in college as bigger men are favored by colleges. The trend mirrors Kentucky where the tallest on the all-state team is 6-5, with top player Mike Silliman of Louisville St. Xavier at 6-5.
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Chamberlain featured as top college prospect from Carlisle
Carlisle star Rich Chamberlain, listed 6-1 to 6-3, may reach 6-5 after recent measurement and is drawing major college interest. Teammate Tony Herold nears signing with Louisville as coach Earl Davis notes Chamberlain’s potential and mentions Ayresville game moved to a neutral floor. Davis says Carlisle owns the lone win over state champions Dixie Greyhounds.
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Cincinnati Bearcats Banquet Hails Lucas Sizer Praise
UC team champions honored at a banquet with Tony Yates lauded as top defender and Paul Hogue named MVP and retiring captain. Tom Sizer praised Ohio State star Jerry Lucas, while Mayor Bachrach and the Chamber of Commerce awarded trophies marking the NCAA title win over Ohio State 71-59 in Louisville.
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Tony Yates
Yates
Paul Hogue
Ed Jucker
Bearcats
Tom Sizer
Middletown
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Chamber of Commerce
Walton Bachrach
Louisville
Orioles Barber Lifts pennant hopes as Army call interrupts
The Orioles rely on Seve Barber the 23 year old left hander and 1961 leading winner to boost 1962 pennant chances. Barber pitched six innings on furlough in a 7 2 win over St Louis and will join the club on weekends during the season.
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Bench Gives Pistons Life In Narrow playoff win
Detroit bench players Johnny Egan Bob Ferry and Willie Jones sparked a 118-117 victory over the Lakers as Los Angeles led 3-1 in the series. The trio combined for 57 points keeping the Pistons in front from the opener. The Celtics-Warriors East finals resume Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Warriors
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Harlem Globetrotters to Play Generals in Dayton Show
The Harlem Globetrotters meet the Washington Generals tomorrow night at 8 at the University of Dayton Fieldhouse. Cab Calloway and his troupe will perform at halftime, joined by the Dover Basketeers.
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Ferrier Opens Azalea Open With One Stroke Lead
Jim Ferrier, 47, shot 67 five under par at Cape Fear Country Club to lead the Azalea Open field of 135. The Australian native, back on tour after six years as a Hollywood club pro, held a one stroke edge over Gary Player and four others as windy, sunny conditions prevailed.
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Two ABL Teams Win In Overtime
In Cleveland New York beat Hawaii 125 116 with Roger Taylor scoring nine in overtime. San Francisco defeated Pittsburgh 107 103 as New York faces Chicago and San Francisco meets Cleveland in a playoff doubleheader.
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Friday Games At Cleveland Feature Chicago and New York
Chicago faces New York in Cleveland as part of Friday games while Cleveland hosts San Francisco. Local schedule notes two NBA matchups with teams traveling to play under Friday evening lights.
Baseball Scores Reported From Weekend Games
Milwaukee blanked New York 6 to 2 while Minnesota beat Detroit 7 to 4. Kansas City defeated Washington 6 to 1 and Baltimore won 7 to 2 over St. Louis. Chicago prevailed 11 to 2 against Pittsburgh and Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 15 to 6. Los Angeles 5 New York 4 in eight innings. Chicago blanked Houston 7 to 0 and Boston beat San Francisco 4 to 2. Los Angeles A 7 Cleveland 4.
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Browns Lions trade hinges on Ninowski decision
Detroit Lions acquire Milt Plum Tom Watkins and Dave Lloyd in a three for three swap with Cleveland Browns Ninowski boycotts the deal saying he will quit football if forced to join Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown promised Ninowski would be his No 1 quarterback and Ninowski’s stance jeopardizes the agreement as both teams seek an improved offense for next season
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Southern Cal Takes Lead In NCAA Swim Meet
In Columbus Ohio the USC Trojans led the 40th NCAA swim meet after Murray Rose repeated in the 1500 meter freestyle and John House placed third in the 200 yard individual medley. Ohio State and Michigan remained a threat with top swimmers yet to compete.
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