Lucas Stith Lead AP All America in 1961 Basketball
Ohio State star Jerry Lucas and St Bonaventure’s Tom Stith head the AP 1961 All-America team. Purdue’s Terry Dischinger Georgia Tech’s Roger Kaiser Bradley’s Chet Walker named to first team. Bellamy Heyman and others named to subsequent squads with diverse Honorable Mentions.
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Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Associated Press
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Chet Walker
Bradley
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Stith
Dischinger
Michigan State
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Bellamy
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Tony Jackson
St. John’s
Frank Burgess
Gonzaga
Billy McGill
Utah
Doug Moe
North Carolina
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Burgess
McGill
Moe
Art Heyman
Duke
York Larese
Joan Rudometkin
Southern California
John Havlicek
Larry Siegfried
Omorate
Larese
Rudometkin
Havlicek
Siegfried
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Len Chappel
Wake Forest
Wayne Hightower
Kansas
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Tom Chilton
East Tennessee Lake
Don Nelson
Iowa
Jerry Graves
Mississippi State, Co
Tom Meschery
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Eddie Donovan
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Kentucky
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Colorado State
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Michigan
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St Josephs
Henry Whitney
Iowa State
Bail McChnic
California
Bruce Dale
Temvie
Dave Fedor
Fiorihm Hadno
Frovicence
Bill Depp
Vanderbilt
del Ray Mounts
Texas Tech
Niagara Tou Mercha
Charles Henke
George Nattin
Lousiana State
Harold Hudgens
Bob Wiesenhahn
Cincinnati
Ron Heller
Wichita
Ted Meier
Roger Kaiger
United States
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Billy ‘McGill
One 15-Pound Rock Fish Is Legal
The Maryland House of Delegates debated rock fish breeding and weight limits. Experts offered conflicting views on whether females over 15 pounds remain prolific breeders. The body voted 72 to 36 to allow fishermen to keep one rock over 15 pounds per day.
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ACC Tournament Opens in Raleigh With Duke Favored
ACC basketball tournament opens in Raleigh with Duke as a shaky favorite after North Carolina withdrew due to NCAA probation. Wake Forest earns top seed at 11-3, Duke second at 10-4, NC State third at 8-6. first round features Clemson vs Maryland and NC State vs South Carolina, with Duke vs Virginia at 8 p.m. in the single night game. Wake Forest gets a bye to Friday semifinal against the Clemson Maryland winner.
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Sports Show at Frederick Armory Opens for Charity
The Exchange Club of Frederick opens its Fourth Annual Western Maryland Outdoor Life Show at 6 pm at the Frederick Armory. Proceeds aid the club treasury, Frederick Easter Seal Center, Memorial Hospital Building Fund, and a Little League team. Exhibits include boats, motors, leather goods, guns, rods, and reels with displays from local clubs and a new Sports Almanac booklet. Door prizes daily, with schedules: 6 pm start today and Friday, 2 pm Saturday. part of proceeds fund the Frederick Model Airplane Meet. In boxing news, Fumio Kaizu defeated Jiro Swada by decision in Tokyo after a cut eye forced a halt.
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Orioles Trade Hint Sparks Talk On A s Herbert
Baltimore’s Paul Richards says he would trade for Athletics pitcher Ray Herbert and Kansas City outfielder Dick Williams if futures prices are reasonable. He notes Williams could help in left field and relieve pressure on pitching while keeping farm systems intact. NBA results and Toronto transit profit cited.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Dick Williams
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Celtics Clinch Fifth Straight Eastern Crown After Hawks Loss
In Boston, the Celtics clinched their fifth straight Eastern Division title despite a 110-97 defeat by the St. Louis Hawks who used a deliberate “yo-yo” method to slow the game. Wilt Chamberlain scored 56 in the losing effort for Philadelphia.
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Paul Seymour
National Basketball Association
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Philadelphia
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Seymour
Hawks
Los Angeles
New York
Lucas Named Basketball Player of the Year
Ohio State star Jerry Lucas is college basketball player of the year as AP announces. Lucas led voting with 1,962 points from 395 writers and broadcasters, earning first team honors and a spot near the NCAA title chase for the unbeaten Buckeyes.
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All America hoops picks named by Associated Press
Duke and North Carolina stars lead the third team selections with Havlicek Siegfried and others named. Lucas receives a special certificate as player of the year while the AP honors 15 players across three teams. Farrell trade rumors swirl as Farrell weighs staying with the Braves amid management changes. In hockey, NHL results show Montreal downing New York and Boston beating New York with Detroit meeting Boston upcoming.
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Maryland
Duke
York Larese
North Carolina
John Radometkin
Southern California
John Havlicek
Larry Siegfried
Ohio State
Associated Press
Lucas
Reliefer Farrell Happy With Phils
Phillies pitcher relief ace Hefre Farrell expresses contentment with the last place club in Clearwater Florida. He dismisses trade rumors linking him to the pennant chasers the Milwaukee Braves and notes that he prefers remaining with Philadelphia under manager Gene Mauch.
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Associated Press
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Gene Mauch
Eddie Sawyer
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