Unbeatens Hold In College Basketball Weekend
Louisville Vanderbilt and DePaul remain undefeated after a weekend that saw Ohio State crush Illinois 91 65 and Bradley beat Tulsa 76 66. Auburn’s 15 game win streak ends with a 56 48 upset by Mississippi State as top teams navigate tough road tests.
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Harney Maintains Slim Lead at Los Angeles Open
Paul Harney stretched his lead at Rancho Muni Golf Club in West Los Angeles after 54 holes as fans packed the venue. Harney, a former U S Open champion, held a one stroke edge over Lionel Hebert, Bob Goalby, and Ben Rosburg with 18 holes left in the $7.5 top prize event.
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Lions Benefit From Block Kick in Orange Bowl Replay
In Miami Florida the Lions secured a third place finish with a crucial block kick that netted $660 for each winning player while losers received $90. Proceeds benefited the NFL players' pension fund as the game concluded the Orange Bowl festivities.
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Frederick Cadets Take Second In AAU Indoor Meet
Frederick High School finishes second at the South Atlantic AAU Invitation in Baltimore. Don Gladhill wins the pole vault at 11 feet 5 inches, a meet record, with George Cramer second. Hal Moser’s mile relay team places fourth, aiding the Cadets’ total of eight points behind Cardoza. Dundalk and Catonsville set records in distance events. Final standings list Cardoza at 16 and Frederick at 8 points.
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Larry Grove
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Irv Hawks
Ramsey Thomas
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Roosevelt
Eastern
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Racing careers of two horses end at Arcadia
In California, Bagdad and Fleet Nasrullah sustained injuries likely from the San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita. First Balcony won the race as a 13 to 1 longshot. Bagdad finished fourth and Fleet Nasrullah eleventh. Bagdad's trainer Joe Dunn feared retirement after a cracked sesamoid. Fleet Nasrullah slated for stud duties.
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Joe Dunn
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Moderate Renewal Sought for Specialized Football Rules
The AFCA rules committee urged relaxation of the anti platoon substitution rule and minor changes in football rules. NCAA councils consider recruiting penalties involving North Carolina Oklahoma and others. Coaches favor free substitution and allowing sideline coaching with a few changes, while the NCAA plans final rulings next week in Miami.
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Associated Press
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Wake Forest Duke and North Carolina vie for ACC lead
The AP notes Wake Forest and Duke sit atop the ACC with undefeated conference marks while North Carolina seeks to close the gap in a high profile week. Duke faces Virginia and Maryland as Wake Forest hosts North Carolina in a pivotal clash shaping standings.
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College Basketball Scores Sed. Mixed Results Across Conferences
A scrambled recap lists multiple college games with scores across the nation. Notable results include Dartmouth 62 Brown 73 and Princeton at Pitt 77 to 63, while Syracuse 62 beat Duquesne 75. Additional outcomes feature Virginia 15, Florida 77, LSU 75, Notre Dame 71, Texas Tech 78, Baylor 61, and DePaul 75 over North Texas State 6.
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NBA Results and Upcoming Games Highlight Busy Weekend
New York defeated Syracuse 120 117 in a Saturday NBA clash. Sunday features New York beating Philadelphia 129, Syracuse edging Detroit 138 115, St Louis topping Boston 133 104. Upcoming Tuesday matchups include Boston at Detroit and New York at Los Angeles.
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Minor Leagues Dead Says Former Coach
AP reports Eppie Barnes athletic director and ex Colgate baseball coach predicts minor league baseball is finished. He notes MLB expansion will create more leagues and, he says, fans will favor major leagues over minors. Include college baseball context and scattered scores from the Western region.
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Eppie Barnes
Colgate University
Fair Lanes to Expand to England and UK
Fair Lanes Inc announces expansion with Far Lanes Bowling Ltd to operate tenpin centers in England. Leases for 18 London area sites. first four centers begin late spring with six by year end. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. to chair the British venture, with The Schiesngver Organization and others involved.
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Robinson BIRDS MVP Baltimore in Tops in Sports honor
Brooks Robinson named the Orioles MVP for last season by the Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association. He will be honored at the Tops in Sports banquet alongside stars Roger Maris Warren Spahn and Pete Runnels. The Baseball Writers Association of America had Maris as MVP with Robinson second in the American League.
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Poolesville Tops Damascus 64 to 42 in Key County Game
Poolesville led by Williams with 20 and Aliant 18 defeated Damascus 64 42. Damascus struggled with turnovers and miscues as Williams and Aliant fueled the Poole ville offense early and held a double digit lead through the second half.
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