Top Ten College Teams At A Glance
The national ranking lists UCLA Kentucky Michigan Duke Wichita Oregon State Davidson Villanova DePaul and Chicago Loyola. UCLA beat Washington 78 64 and Washington State 93 56, while Duke defeated Wake Forest 98 83 and North Carolina 104 69.
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UCLA
Washington
Washington State
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Wichita
Tulsa
College Basketball Scores From East to West on One Weekend
A roundup of results across the nation with Villanova edging Temple and Duke topping North Carolina in major East action. Midwest thrillers include Wichita over Tulsa and Ohio State over Indiana. Southwest features Texas Tech near upset wins. Far West shows UCLA and Oregon State posting big wins while NAIA districts report progression on best-of-3 series.
Optimist Roll to Impressively Thump Middle River 82 35
The Frederick Optimist surged to an 82 35 victory over Baltimore’s Middle River in a high school game at Frederick High. Heffner scored 25 and Freland 22 as Frederick built a 21 9 first quarter lead and 43 21 at halftime while holding Brien Beam scoreless. Shattenberg added 14.
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Frederick Optimist
Middle River Optimist
Baltimore
Frederick High School
Optimist
Ronnie Heffner
Jeff Freland
Heffner
Freland
Frederick
Brien Beam
Beam
Ronnie Shattensberg
Jim Roesner
Schattenberg
Frederick OP
Heffner Gft
Roesner
Hicks
Mathias
Dykstra
Basile
Brandt
Hodges
Ambrose
Johnson Zo Schatfenberg
Norwood
Rivera
Baltimore WY
Maneuvers Pay Off for VMI Team in Playoffs
VMI uses strategic plays to secure a playoff edge as NCAA conference action heats up. UCLA relies on regulars for half the game, holding Washington State to 16 points in the first half en route to an undefeated season bid. Kentucky edges Tennessee for its 21st win in 24 games behind Tommy Kron’s late steal and layups. Michigan leads Big Ten with 19 wins as Cazzie Russell keys comeback. Duke thumps North Carolina as Wichita faces a critical playoff test in Missouri Valley. Villanova and DePaul post strong wins as Oregon State closes regular season 25-3 with Mel Counts 34 points.
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Bruins
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cotton Nash
Tommy Kron
Wildcats
Michigan
Illinois
Wolverines
Cazzie Russell
Duke
North Carolina
Tulsa
Wichita
North Texas State
Drake
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
Wally Jones
Villanova
Temple
Jessee Nash
Jim Murphy
DePaul
Duquesne
Oregon State
Mel Counts
Basketball roundup and hockey standout highlight region action
In college basketball action Oregon fell to a zone defense by the opponent in the second half. Princeton sealed at least a share of the Ivy title with a 61 55 win over Cornell, Rhode Island edged Connecticut 54 53 to create a first place tie in the Yankee Conference, and a playoff will decide NCAA entrants. Other results include Louisville 58 79 Ohio, Providence 8 77 Holy Cross, Utah State 125 100 over American, Creighton 8 71 Notre Dame, San Francisco 75 65 over California Santa Barbara, St Bonaventure 91 69 Niagara, NYU 81 61 Iowa, and Penn State 78 63 over Pitt in NIT play. In Springfield Dave Amadio scored five goals in a 7 1 Indians win over Rochester. Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp reached multiple milestones on home and road wins at Lexington Georgetown College Xavier Mississippi LaSalle Georgia and others.
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Rhode Island
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Holy Cross
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Notre Dame
San Francisco
California
Santa Barbara
St. Bonaventure
Niagara
NYU
Iowa
Pitt
Penn State
Siebern Signs Orioles Pact For 1964 Season
Norm Siebern signed his Baltimore Orioles contract for 1964, about 31 000 dollars, after being acquired from Kansas City in a November deal for Jim Gentile. Miller remains unsigned as spring workouts begin plus notes on his salary and conditioning. Larry Elliott gets a Mets chance, bought conditionally from the Pirates. if he doesn’t impress by April 1 he could be sent to the Columbus Jets.
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Baltimore Oriole
Siebern
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Gentile
Stu Miller
Lee MacPhail
Oriole
Miller
San Carlos
Calif
MacPhail
West Coast
Orioles
METS
JETS
ST. Petersburg
Larry Elliott
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Elliott
Met
Casey Stengel
Columbus Jets
Pirates
Rudolph Holds 4 Stroke Lead In New Orleans Open
Near sighted Mason Rudolph of Clarksville Tenn led the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club with a 54 hole total of 208 two under par. Jack Nicklaus was second at 212 after a 72 while Wes Ellis Jr. shot a five under 67 in rain.
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Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Jack Nicklaus
Lakewood Country Club
Nicklaus
Wes Ellis Jr
West Caldwell
Nat
Dave Marr
New Rochelle
N.Y
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Marr
Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
The News item from Frederick on March 2 134
An OCR fragment from The News in Frederick Maryland dated March 2 134 presents minimal readable text. The brief item outlines a local update or notice with limited names or events accessible in the fragment.
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Frederick
Maryland
Twin at Gulfstream Hallandale Racing Meets To Boost Attendance
Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Florida hosts its annual thoroughbred meeting from March 4 to April 23 with the twin double wager added on daily fifth sixth eighth and ninth races. Winners must pick four winners to collect.
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Gulfstream
Racing mogul Lillis backs Yankees bid and Jets stake
Bowie racecourse president Donald C. Lillis recalled offering 2 million dollars to Larry MacPhail for the Yankees more than 15 years ago and said he now coowns part of the New York Jets in the AFL. Hi Wright replaces Kyle Rote as U S Merchant Marine coach and joins the New York Giants in public relations duties. Elkcam Stable's Quetin 2nd wins at Hialeah marking a strong American debut for the year-old runner.
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Larry MacPhail
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New York Jets
Elkcam Stable
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