Cincinnati Bradley Face Decisive Duel For NCAA Bid
Cincinnati and Bradley, co-champions, meet in Evansville to decide the Missouri Valley's NCAA bid. The winner advances to the Midwest Regional at Kansas State, while the loser goes to the NIT at Madison Square Garden.
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Jem Hackleman
Associated Press
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New York
Kansas State
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Prairie View A&m
Shoemaker Tops Santa Anita Jockey Vote at Arcadia
Willie Shoemaker was named leading jockey at the Santa Anita meeting with 65 wins, the top rider for a 12th straight year. His perfect ride on Olden Times in the San Juan Capistrano Handicap drew high praise from owner Rex C. Ellsworth. Four-and-Twenty was named Handicap Horse, and Royal Attack was cited as the outstanding 3-year-old after the meet. Shoemaker heads to Gulfstream Park for more races.
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Lve
Olgen Times
San Juan Capistrano
Gulfstream Park
Florida
Royal Attack
Gettysburg appoints Gene Hummel as head baseball coach
Gene Hummel named new head baseball coach at Gettysburg College effective immediately by athletic director Henry T. Bream. Hummel succeeds Robert T. Hulton, who moves to tennis, as lacrosse is kept provisional for spring. Hummel has long ties to Gettysburg and previously coached football, swimming, and freshman baseball.
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Gettysburg
Eugene Hummel
Gettysburg College
Henry T. Bream
Bream
Hummel
Robert T. Hulton
Hulton
Gene Haas
Harrisburg
Himmel
Frederick, Md
Frederick
American Legion
Legion
Maryland
New York Giants
Maryland Takes ACC Indoor Meet
Maryland won its seventh consecutive ACC Indoor track title with 61 points, besting North Carolina 42.5 to 28.5, while six meet records fell including John Belitza’s 15-foot pole vault surpassing his 1961 mark. Don Van Reenan won the 60-yard dash in 6.3 seconds and Maryland also claimed the freshmen title.
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Terps
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Clemson
Duke
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Virginia
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Wake Forest
John Belitza
Don van Reenan
Mount St. Mary's wins regional final over Hofstra in NCAA small college
Mt. St. Mary's defeats Hofstra 66-51 to claim the NCAA small college eastern regional title before 2,550 in Reading. John O'Reilly and Eddie Pfeiffer led the Mounts with 21 and six straight points respectively as Hofstra fell behind 59-44. Albright beat C. W. Post 65-59 in the consolation game.
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John O'Reilly
Eddie Peiffer
Mt. St. Mary’s
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Albright
C. W. Post
Emmitsburg
Evansville
Ind
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O'Reilly
Hofstra
Jim Tally
Mt. St. Mary's
Talley
Richie Swartz
Jim Phelan
Pfe
Sanders Wins Pensacola Open by One Stroke
Doug Sanders of Cedartown Ga won the $20 000 Pensacola Open by one stroke over Don Fairfield at Pensacola Country Club. Sanders finished 270 69 Sunday to claim his first win of the year earning 2800. Fairfield 67 Sunday tied for second with Billy Maxwell and Paul Harney at 273. Arnold Palmer finished one behind at 274 along with Johnny Pott and Mike Souchak. Gray Downing won amateur honors with 283. Ed Justa 286. Nicklaus shot a 64 the day’s best.
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Ross M. Hagen
Associated Press
Pensacola, Fla
Doug Sanders
Don Fairfield
Cedartown
Sanders
Fairfield
Pensacola Country Club
Billy Maxwell
Paul Harney
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
Mike Souchak
Gray Downing
Pensacola
Ed Justa
Rocky Mount
N.C
Jack Nicklaus
Keller Cut from New York Roster
The New York Yankees dropped 13 highly regarded prospects to the minor leagues at Lake Wales Florida. Included is first baseman Charley Keller Jr of Frederick Maryland, son of former Yankee great Charley Keller.
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New York Yankees
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Charley Keller Jr
Frederick, Md
Charley Keller
Church League Basketball sees three-team chase for title
With three weeks left in the league Good Shepherd Presbyterian and Evan Lutheran vie for the championship as First Baptist still has a slim shot. Upcoming games include Presbyterian versus First Baptist and Evan Lutheran and a forfeited Calvary Methodist game.
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Admiral's Voyage Surges Toward Triple Crown Hope
Fred W. Hooper's Admiral's Voyage, a three-year-old contender, strengthened his Triple Crown case with a thrilling stretch run victory in the Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds. The win followed a second in the Santa Anita Derby, as four claims highlight the season. Also noted is unrelated tobacco and crop labor data mentioning man-hours per acre for tobacco corn and cotton.
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New Orleans
Fred W. Hooper
Senators Rally For 7 6 Win Over Pirates In Grapefruit Game
Five Pittsburgh errors help Washington edge Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in an exhibition in Fort Myers. Bob Schmidt hit a grand slam and Earl Francis took the loss as the Senators pulled away with a fifth inning burst and an eighth inning rally aided by two Pirates miscues. Billy Klaus doubled for Washington and Dick Groat and Dick Stuart misplayed key plays.
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Senators eye 80-win season as Vernon reshapes club
Washington manager Mickey Vernon outlines a plan to lift the Senators from last year’s ninth place finish. He sees improved defense and a stronger middle, but cites pitching depth and bench as key needs. He notes Jimmy Piersall and Gene Woodling as core performers and details lineup projections and possible starters.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Cleveland
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Joe Hicks
Indianapolis
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Bud Zipfel
Army
Chuck Cottier
Top 10 Teams In AP Basketball Poll And Mets Uniform Costs
The AP top ten includes Ohio State Kansas State Kentucky and Duke with mixed results last week while several teams did not play or finished season. Mets players in St Petersburg dress in uniforms costing 60 dollars for the jersey 33 dollars for the jacket and 20 dollars for the spike shoes.
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Walkersville Loses Coast to Surrattsville in Class A Final
Walkersville rallies but falls 63 52 to Surrattsville in the state Class A final at College Park. Leo Duncan hits from outside as the Lions struggle with turnovers and a tight Hornets defense, trailing from the opening quarter and ending with a second place trophy.
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Bill Talley
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Jack Townsend
Alert
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Lincoln Loses State Playoff Final at Salisbury 89 to 72
Lincoln High School fell 89 to 72 to Woodson in the Class D state final at Salisbury High. Charley Brown led Lincoln with 20 points while Tony Ames scored 33 for Woodson, as the Tigers’ title bid ended with the loss.
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