Sanders Wins Orleans Open Despite Rugged Finish
Doug Sanders shot a 68-69-69-? to win the Greater New Orleans Open with 272 after four rounds. He entered the final day five strokes ahead of Gay Brewer and Mac Main, despite harsh criticism of his clubs. Sanders earned $4,300 for the victory, his first since 1959, with Arnold Palmer among the contenders and Gary Player in the trailing group.
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New Orleans
Doug Sanders
Don Finsterwald
Sanders
Gay Brewer
Crystal River
Fle
Mac Main
Danville
van Brewer
Main
Coral Gables
South Africa
Gary Player
Johnny Port
Shreveport
Arnold Palmer
Blami
Fla
Palmer
Sill
Ci Park
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Adair Hammers Homer in Bird Scrimmage
Rookie infielder Jerry Adair delivered a 380 foot homer to left field as the Bobcats, led by John Pair and Barry Shetrone, topped the host Birds in a Florida scrimmage. Lefthander Leopold and relievers held the Birds. Jack Fisher, Hoyt Wilhelm, Powell and Earl Robinson each had three hits. Canada downs US 7 4 in world hockey. Russia tops Finland 7 3 as Canada and Russia vie for title.
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Fla
Jerry Adair
Sundases
Harry Brecheen
Bobman Harris
Mung Himore Ord
Ihe
John P
Bobcats
Barry Shetrone
Jackie Brandt
Buddy Barker
Hank Foiles
Go Stock
Rooke
Leopold
Jack Fisher
Hoyt Wilhelm
Powell
Earl Robinson
Canada
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Fullmer targets Pender for undisputed middleweight crown
Las Vegas(AP) Gene Fullmer declares his aim to face Paul Pender and become the undisputed middleweight champion after defending his title with a unanimous decision over Sugar Ray Robinson. Robinson, fading after a brutal bout, may end his career as talk of big-money fights dwindles.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Paul Pender
NBA
Gene Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Fullmer
Robinson
Convention Center
Big Moneur
Pender
Marv Jenson
New York
Massachusetts
Gene
Jenson
Sugar Man
Mormon
Utah
Chappell and Heyman Head ACC All Tournament Team
Wake Forest star Len Chappell and Duke freshman Art Heyman led the ACC basketball tournament selections as unanimous picks. Duke’s Johnny Frye and South Carolina’s Art Whisnant joined the first team, with a second team including Stasiulatis Ward Wiedeman Youngkin and Patterson.
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Raleigh. N.C
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Isophomore Whiz
Art Heyman
Duke
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Billy Packer
Johnny Frye
Art Whisnant
South Carolina
Maryland
Lincoln Takes C Titles Liner Beaten In Finals
Lincoln High School won the state class C championship by beating Robert Moten of Easton 71-70 at Bowie. Ken Thompson sank two late free throws to seal the win, finishing with 27 points. John Onley added 15 as Lincoln claimed its first title since 1937, overcoming a 16 point second half lead. Moten led Easton with 31 points. Lincoln made 19 free throws to Easton’s eight.
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Bowie
Lincoln High School
Robert Moton
Easton
Lincoln
Moten
Ken Thompson
Tigers
Thompson
Moton
Bill Lee
Ken Foreman
Earl Collins
Bowie State Teachers College
John Onley
Lincol
Tiger
Garnett
Emmitsburg Falls to Hancock 49-38 in Class C finals
Emmitsburg unable to overcome a sluggish start as Hancock builds a 16-5 first quarter edge and never relinquishes the lead. Terry Truex scores for Hancock while Emmitsburg struggles with rebounding and limited shooting, ending Frederick County's state title bid.
Nevada Boxing Board Considers Action Against Sugar Ray Robinson
The Nevada State Athletic Commission weighs disciplinary steps against Sugar Ray Robinson for conduct detrimental to boxing. A Monday vote could impose a fine suspension or public reprimand stemming from threats to pull out of a Gene Fullmer bout and objections to fight conditions.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
John Gammil
Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Gammick
Los Angeles
Nevada
National Boxing Association
John Holloman
Fredericksburg YMCA swimmers win multiple Mason-Dixon titles
Fredericksburg MLC teams traveled to Chambersburg for the Mason-Dixon individual championships winning 51 medals and several titles. Virginia Grove led with multiple wins including a girls championship, while Bob Evans claimed backstroke junior title and Paul Simmons swept prep events. Overall Fredericksburg placed second in league standings as squads prepare for finals in Wilmington, Dundalk, and Baltimore with Y M C A meets ahead.
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Fredericks
MLC. A
Chambersburg
Mason-Dixon
Virginia Grove
Bob Evans
Keri Melone
Paul Simmons
Georgeight
Bob
Malone
George Wright
Frederick
Paul
Bess
Hunt Elkins
Greig Mooring
Milton Hendrickson
Dave Tigerit
King Brady
Ner
Alison Stup
Linda Thrasher
Sara Dorrell
Susan Leichert
Keri Maione
Frederi
Hagerstown
Dundalk
Penn Hall Junior College
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's Edges American U in Overtime to Reach NCAA Playoffs
Mount St. Mary's defeats American University 59 to 57 in a last second overtime via Ed Pfeiffer layup rest and call, earning a spot in the NCAA Small College Eastern Regional at Albright College Reading Pa March 10-11. The Mounts finish 20-3 and 14-0 in Mason-Dixon play, advancing to face Virginia Union in the first game of the regional.
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Washington
Mount St. Mary's
Mason-Dixon
American University
Albright College
Reading
Mountaineers
Fairfield University of Connecticut
Virginia Union
Mounts
Ed Pfeiffer
al Dilard
Dillard
College
Virginia Union University
Ason
Eagles
Lynchburg
American
Hiese
Reedy
F.T. Mount G.F.T
Malfimo
Saturday's Major Colle Basketball Results Tally AP Notes
Saturday's results show Penn 73 over vacmsta Brown 63 and Princeton 71 Yale 63. Columbia 60 NYU 4%, St. Johnna N. Y. 7, Manhattan v Seton Hall 8, St. Francis (NY) 7, Boston College 2, Syracuse 78 over Mely Cross 77, Providence 72, Massachusetts 91 over New Hampshire 67, Rhode Island 73 over Connecticut 61. Penn State 77 over Rutgers 70, La Salle 76 over Villanova, and more scores across conferences including Kentucky 61 Tennessee 61, Georgia Tech 20 over Alabama 4? Mississippi 74 over Ole Miss 73, Cincinnati 57 over Marshall 57, Indiana 75 over Iows 6, etc. Tournament notes include Southern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference games with Wake Forest 98 over Duke 8, and others. junior college and district results listed alongside NAIA and district tournaments.
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Associated Press
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Vacmsta Brown
Princeton
Yale
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Beston U
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Suffalo
St. Johnna N. Y
Manhattan
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Mely Cross
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Len Chappell
Deacons
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Stanford
UCLA
Washington
Harvard
Tigers
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Wildcats
Van
Ohio State Buckeyes Clinch NCAA Tourney Bid
Ohio State clinched the Big Ten title by defeating Michigan State 91-8 to secure a NCAA tournament berth. They open against Louisville on March 14 in Louisville with 23 straight wins this season and 28 overall. The field shapes as conference champions crown multiple bids and at large selections across several leagues.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
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Fiord Patterson
Miami Beach
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Feature Spa. Inc
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Hancock
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Washington County Panthers
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