Quenemo and Melvern Face Tough Osage Tourney Start
Melvern holds a 6-2 record and top Osage status while Quenemo sits at 4-4, both aimed at the Burlingame tourney open Monday. Carbondale meets Quenemo at 9:20 after Melvern faces Olivet at 6:40, with Overbrook and unbeaten peers looming in the league slate.
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Heavyweight Fight In Courtroom In Doubt
New York AP reports a Patterson Liston rematch may be staged in a courtroom before a ring. Patterson, with rights to set date site and promoter, announced Miami Beach April 4 under Championship Sports Inc. Liston responded no, keeping the bout in question. Attorneys deliver comments as lists of potential legal action.
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Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Miami Beach
Championship Sports, Inc
Liston
Chicago
College Basketball Results Across Several Matches
East Providence topped Rhode Island 75 to 67 while Boston College beat Brandeis 80 to 44. St Peter's N J defeated Iowa 69 to 58 and Holy Cross beat Massachusetts 68 to 61. MIT won 71 to 65 over New Hampshire. In the south William Mary defeated Virginia Tech 78 to 63. Miami Florida beat Florida 86 to 77. Furman edged Davidson 65 to 63. Midwest Wichita State 71 over St Louis 65. Cincinnati 75 defeated North Texas 58. Loyola Chicago 107 over Western Mid 69. Tulsa 79 over Drake 72. Far West Gonzaga 73 over Washington St 56. Pepperdine 64 over Hawaii 59.
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Florida
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Davidson
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
North Texas
Chicago
Loyola
Western Mid
Tulsa
Drake
FAR West
Gonzaga
Washington St
Pepperdine
Hawaii
William & Mary
Bob Harris
West Virginia
Soph Rick Barry
Providence
New Orleans Loyola
Memphis State
Washington State
Bearcats and Ramblers Still Roll Despite Close Results
Top ranked Cincinnati beat North Texas State 75-58 for their 12th win and 30th straight over two seasons. Loyola, led by Jerry Harkness with 26, crushed Western Michigan 107-69 for win number 15. Other MVC games saw Wichita State 71-65 over St. Louis and Tulsa 79-72 over Drake. Virginia Tech fallen to 7-0 in ACC-like note. Miami Florida beat Florida 86-77 with Rick Barry scoring 31.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Ramblers
Loyola
Ron Bonham
Texas State
Jerry Harkness
Western Michigan
Missouri Valley
Wichita
Dave Stallworth
Ernie Moore
St. Louis
Tulsa
Drake
Carlos Cripado
Top NAIA scoring leaders led by Willie Shaw of Lane College
Willie Shaw, a 6-foot junior from Lane College Tennessee, leads NAIA with 42.2 points per game and 45 of 47 free throws. Bob Johnson and Fred Gillis of Fitchburg rank high, Ken Saylors of Arkansas Tech is third, while Anthony Romano tops rebounds and LeMoyne leads in scoring.
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Fitchburg
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Fred Gillis
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Ken Saylors
Arkansas Tech
Anthony Romano
Willimantic
Conn
Richard Trice
Howard Payne
Neill McGeachy
Lenoir Rhyne
N.C
Kenny Arthur
Northwestern
Louisiana State
LeMoyne College of Tennessee
Oglethorpe College of Georgia
Casper Leads At San Diego Open in hometown event
Billy Casper Jr led the San Diego Open into the second round with a 64 scoring seven under par, eyeing his first win in his hometown. One stroke behind him were Gary Player, Tony Lema, and Stan Leonard as unsettled weather lingered at Stardust Country Club.
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Apple Valley
Stardust Country Club
Casper
Gary Player
South Africa
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Stan Leonard
Canada
Eagles Acquire Paul Dudley From Giants in Draft Pick Swap
Philadelphia Eagles announce the acquisition of halfback Paul Dudley from the New York Giants in exchange for draft rights to Mississippi back Buddy Guy and the Eagles third round pick this year.
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Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Paul Dudley
New York Giants
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Buddy) Guy
Mississippi
Eagles
Cincinnati 130 Boston 121 shines in Thursday result
Pro basketball Thursday saw Cincinnati defeat Boston 130 to 121. Syracuse plays Boston and Chicago meets Detroit while Los Angeles visits San Francisco in today’s schedule. Saturday features New York versus Chicago, Cincinnati against St. Louis, and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Chicago
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Wildcats Face Nebraska as Big Eight Race Heats Up
Kansas State set to host Nebraska in Manhattan on Saturday then collide with Colorado Monday in Boulder. The Wildcats, led by frontliners and scorers Gary Marriott and Roger Suttner, aim to build on early improvements as Colorado tops the standings. Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Oklahoma idle until after the break, with Texas Tech also in the mix.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Kansas
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K-State
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Jayhawks
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Harp
al Correll
Correll
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Mizzou
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Gary Marriott
Tex Winter
Jerry Johnson
Air Force
Roger Suttner
Willie Murrell
Cubs Name Robert Whitlow as Athletic Director
Chicago based narrative notes Robert W. Whitlow a 43 year old 6 foot 5 former Air Force colonel becomes athletic director for the Cubs joining president P K Wrights administration. Whitlow a West Point alumnus and former Air Force Academy first athletic director brings WWII combat flying service and multi sport letters to the role.
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Chicago Cubs
P. K. Wrighley
Robert W. Whitlow
U. S. Air Force
Whitlow
USAF
Cub
Fresno
Calif
West Point
Germany
France
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
AFL Moves Headquarters to New York City
The AFL executive committee voted to move league headquarters from Dallas to New York City effective June 1. William Sullivan Jr., from Boston, was elected league president, replacing Wayne Valley of Oakland. Commissioner Joe Foss cited proximity to major news outlets for the relocation.
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New York City
William Sullivan Jr
Boston
Wayne Valley
Oakland
AFL
Joe Foss
New York
Foss
Krueger Seeks NBA Admission For KC Team
Kansas City executive Ken Krueger, president of the former American Basketball League club, says he has formally applied for admission to the National Basketball Association.
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Kansas City
Ken Krueger
National Basketball Association
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