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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1962
Page
7
Ohio State and Cincinnati, the nation’s top two teams with three losses between them, head toward the NCAA finals in Louisville. Ohio State faces Wake Forest while Cincinnati meets UCLA in the semifinal round after regional wins pacing a weekend of nationwide tournament action.
Gov. Tawes is expected to sign Bill 106 on March 23, raising Maryland thoroughbred track take from 12 to 13 percent. Hal C. Chavez says two thirds of the extra goes to open races purses and one third to Maryland bred races. the Maryland Racing Commission backs the measure and track operators do not oppose.
In Orlando, Harmon Kilebrew hammered a two run triple in the fifth to spark the Minnesota Twins to a 6 3 exhibition win over the Washington Senators. Gene Woodling homered for Washington while Don Lee started and won for the Senators.
Containing notes on Samuels Spewak Talley Wahl, the roster profiles highlight size skill and potential edge for the team. Talley nears 1 000 career points while Wahl and Spewak offer back court and front line options. World Hockey Group results also list Canada United States and West Germany Switzerland scores.
New Zealand star Peter Snell set a world indoor half mile mark of 1 minute 49.9 seconds at Tokyo's Metropolitan Gym while officials removed heat and smoking and the arena was near capacity. Hayes Jones won two events and Ralph Boston claimed the high leap in a show of track excellence amid the championships.
Wake Forest, after a rough start and a 84-62 loss to Ohio State in December, has won 12 straight to advance to the NCAA tournament semifinals in College Park. The Demon Deacons, led by a late season surge, will face the top-ranked team next Friday.
Don Cherry and Gene McBride of Wichita Falls won the Champions Cup Amateur Golf Matches at Houston finishing 269 four under par after two strokes up on the final three holes. Richard Crawford and Sonny Methvin tied for lead earlier, finishing 261, while Deane Beman and William Ruppert of Martinsville ended 287 in a 12th place tie with Jim McKeighen and Dru Montagu. Defending champs Don Maret and Tom Parnell posted 290.
Philadelphia Warriors routed the Syracuse Nationals 97 82 to move 2 0 up in the best of five series. Wilt Chamberlain scored 28 while Tom Meschery added 26 as the Warriors opened a commanding position toward a divisional final with Boston.
In Frederick, Maryland coverage, Arizin scored 24 for the winners while John Kerr led Syracuse with 16 points 14 in the first half as Syracuse held a 27-26 edge after the first period. The Warriors pulled away to a 54-43 halftime lead. Also, a knee injury to German light heavyweight Erich Schoeppner forces cancellation of his March 31 title bout with Giulio Rinaldi. Schoeppner faces months out after knee surgery.
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