Heyman Is Top Cager Heyman Is Top Cager
Art Heyman of Duke was named 1963 college basketball player of the year by the AP. He led Duke to an unbeaten regular season in the ACC and topped the All-America voting with 744 points. Also named to the first team were Bonham Hark ness Bradds Kramer.
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More TV Baseball This Year
A TV rights survey shows 957 major league games to be televised this season with about 14 million dollars paid to the 20 teams. NBC and CBS will pay just over 1 million to 12 weekend-appearing clubs, while the World Series and All-Star package is 4.25 million. The Mets and Yankees will have the most regular season games on air, with detailed home and road allotments and values ranging from 300,000 for the Senators to 1.2 million for the Yankees.
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College Basketball Tournament Scores and Results Chronicle
Atlantic Coast first round results include Wake Forest 8, Maryland 41, North Carolina 93 over South Carolina 76, North Carolina State 79 over Clemson 78, Duke 89 beat Virginia 70. Southern Conference note Virginia Tech 74 over William and Mary 72. West Virginia 75 over Richmond 46. Davidson 106 beat VMI 71. Furman 57 over George Washington 54. Other regional games list New York University 78 over Manhattan 72. Loyola New Orleans 65 over Centenary 34. Midwest and junior college results show St Benedicts 74 over Pittsburg State 64. Emporia State 90 over Washburn 58. Fort Hays State 94 over Omaha 57. Rockhurst 86 over Maryville State 84. Cape Girardeau State 104 over McKendree 70. Washington of St Louis 77 over MacMurray 65. Junior College Region 16 tournament at Moberly MO Lane leads Moberly 83 to 61. Joplin 82 over St Joseph 77. Kansas City Kansas 77 over Southwest Baptist 72. Wrestling: Town State 19 Oklahoma 16. Tulsa 88 over Houston 80. Marquette 77 over Detroit 63. Bradley 52 over Drake 51. Southwest and Far West notes include Wichita 89 over North Texas State 73. Montana State 86 over Montana 73. Brigham Young 80 over Wyoming 76.
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Jutta Heine Wins Hearts on American Track Tour
German sprinter Jutta Heine dazzles crowds in Los Angeles Philadelphia and Baltimore winning respect with speed and charm. She plans future meets in South America and Japan while pursuing economics at Cologne University. She won Millrose despite three false starts and aims for pentathlon in Japan.
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Fraudein Heine
Fred Schmertz
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Roy Terrell
Sandy Grady
Berlin Wall
Pro Basketball Results From The Associated Press
NBA scores overview from Thursday and Sunday games with results including Syracuse beating New York by 58 points and Detroit defeating Chicago by 13, plus Cincinnati at San Francisco and Chicago at St. Louis on Sunday.
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Won A Bundle But It Shrank
Albert Lepore of Pawtucket won 42 492 on last Saturday’s double at Bowie Race Track but taxes reduced the payout. A Bowie spokesman said 99 764 had already been paid to IRS agents, 1 235 to Maryland for state income tax, leaving Lepore with 1 203. He won by Picking Mr Tink and Harvest Tan, paying 49 40 and 209 20 respectively.
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Tom Boyer Seizes Major College Free Throw Record
New York AP reports Arkansas guard Tommy Boyer extended the major college free throw streak by hitting his 44th straight, after starting with 40 and surpassing Duquesne’s 42 mark. Season stats show Boyer at 125 of 135 for a .926 average over 21 games. Nick Werkman of Seton Hall leads scoring at 20.6 points per game on 581 in 19 games.
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Nick Werkman
Steon Hall
Wellsville Babe Ruth Team Wins Blue Valley Trophy
The Wellsville Babe Ruth baseball team earned first place in the Blue Valley League for 1961 last summer, with the trophy and team photo displayed at Moherman Insurance Agency. Players include Gleisberg, OConnor, Carrow, Mitchell, Burrell, Pulver, Breithaupt, Davenport, Rodgers, Roades, Good, Swearingen, Barnett, with Gene Barnett as manager and Jack Dilts as assistant.
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Gene Barnett
Jack Dilts
Raccoon in Fur Coat Attempts Break-In in Springfield
Ed Edgar heard a noise, found a masked burglar in a fur coat on his storm door. Police watched as the raccoon mounted a ledge, pressed the doorbell, and tried the handle. The animal had attempted a prior break-in nearby and was later taken to the dog pound.
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The Herald Offers Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a $5 weekly prize for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely, relevant, and verifiable, with winners to be selected by the editorial staff each week.
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Bowling Roundup Delivers High Marks At Ottawa Bowl
Cordle posts 633 series with 228 233 games leading Ottawa Bowl to a 9 1 win over Insulation. Claron Cordle opens 172 then 228 before peak 633 series as Amf league totals feature top scores like Flinshaugh 611 for Peace Food Center and Burgoon 583 for Pepsi Cola.
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Eppa Rixey Dies Hall of Fame lefty with 20 win seasons
CINCINNATI AP. Colorful Eppa Rixey, one of baseball's great left handed pitchers, died after a heart attack at his suburban home. He was 71 and had learned of his Hall of Fame selection on January 27. Rixey had four 20 win seasons between 1912 and 1933 and retired after the 1933 season with a 266-251 record, a NL lefty mark until Warren Spahn broke it in 1959.
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Jarrett Leads NASCAR Point Parade After Seven Races
Ned Jarrett of Conover North Carolina tops the 1963 late model stock car standings with 6 598 points after seven races, leading Daytona Beach event coverage.
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Bowling Team Sets 1115 Game Mark In Congress Tour
Buffalo AP report notes the American Bowling Congress Tournament reached day 14 with the Rochester New York team Donkey Grill rolling 1115 for the best team game to date. The previous top score was 1111 by Billy Golembeiewski and the Helen Tackle team of Detroit.
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