Field Of 32 For NIAA Meet Nearly Complete
Kansas City AP. Field of 32 for the 22nd annual National Intercollegiate Athletic Association Basketball Championship nears completion with six added Thursday night. Hamline of Minnesota, making its 12th tourney showing, beat Mankato State 76-62 in District 13 finals. West Texas State, Midwestern University, and Westminster PA clinch spots, while Westminster’s win over Mansfield earned a repeat bid. District 8 title to West Texas State and District 20 to Southern Illinois. District 15 winners Parsons and Buena Vista meet for the title after OT wins. District 31 playoff postponed due to snow. Tennessee A&I, Iowa finals, and Wisconsin finals to be decided tonight for the final field. Oshkosh State vs St Norbert’s in Wisconsin playoff.
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Hamline
Minnesota
Mankato
Minn
State College
Wofford College of
South Carolina
Appalachian State
Southern Illinois University
North Central College
Illinois
Southwest Texas State
Texas Wesleyan
West Texas
Midwestern University
University of Corpus Christi
Westminster of Pennsylvania
Mansfield
State
District 15
Parsons
Buena Vista
St. Ambrose
Dubuque A
Snow
New York
New Jersey
Tennessee A
I. State University
Iowa
Wisconsin
Oshkosh State
St. Norbert’s
Bayer Leads Baton Rouge Open in rough second round
George Bayer fired a 3-under 69 for a two stroke lead in the Baton Rouge Open as second round play began. The former pro lineman carded 34-35 with an eagle on the 292 yard eighth. Arnold Palmer and Jack Fleck shared runners up with 71 while eight finished 72 and ten 73 amid cold, windy conditions.
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Baton Rouge
George Bayer
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Jack Fleck
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Miller Barber
el Dorado
Ark
John Cleary
Hartford
Conn
Oscar Robertson Jerry West Head 1960 All-America Team
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati and Jerry West of West Virginia lead the 1960 college basketball All-America selections announced by The Associated Press. First team also includes Jerry Lucas, Darrall Imhoff, and Tony Jackson. second and third teams name Stith, Dischinger, Walker, Kaiser, Wilkens, Shaffer, McGill, Hickox, and others with 25 Honorable Mentions. Certificates will be issued to first three teams.
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Associated Press
Tony Jackson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Darrall Imhoff
Alhambra
Calif
Jerry West
Cabin Creek
W. Va
Jerry Lucas
Middletown
Ohio
Oscar Robertson
Indianapolis
Ind
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West Virginia
Ohio State
California
St. John's University of New York
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West
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Imhoff
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St. Bonaventure
Stith
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Chet Walker
Bratley
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
iLen Wilkens
Providence
Lee Shaffer
North Carolina
Billy McGill
Utah
Horance Walker
Michigan State
Bill Kennedy
Temple
Tiny
Dick Hickox
Miami
Fla
Hickox
Huricanes
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Jimmy Darrow
Bowling Green
Frank Burgess
Gonzaga
York
Larese
Chris Smith
Virginia Tech
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William and Mary
Jay Arinette
Texas
Bowling Scores From AMF LEAGUE and Thursday Night Late League
Readable lines show individual bowlers and totals across AMF LEAGUE Local 630-3 and Thursday Night Late League. Notable scores include Hamerickhouse 203 and 824, Wichman 212 and 245, Holme Moon 229, Pogue 222, and Caldwell 158. League leaders list various high game and high series marks for 10-30 and 30- series.
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G. Miller
Conrad
L. Wichman
Brown
Hamerickhouse
Hersald
W. Dyche
B. Nicholas
Dutch Boy
J. Hiatt
Climax
Mengerhausen
Blackstone
Hills Moon
Corey
O’conner
Pepsi-Cola
Pogue
C. Wolgast
Litwin
J. Hollow
Jerry'a
Guy
Mack
Wassmér
Sheehan
Zell
Cheney
G. Horn
Ottawa Cleaner
W. Morris
Dennis
G. Gilges
Quenemno
C. Caldwell
Giants Park Tailored For Power Hitters
Giants Park in Candlestick Park features 330 410 330 foot dimensions and 10 foot walls shaping for power hitters. Willie Mays, amid spring training homers in Phoenix, remains prolific, with seven homers this spring and past 40 in 1954, 1955 seasons. In training camp news, Pirates rained out at Fort Myers. Murtaugh sets intrasquad today, while Tigers and Cardinals schedule their first intrasquad games Saturday.
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Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Willie
California
New York
Phoenix
Giants
Mays
New York Giants
Kid
Hack Wilson
Orlando Cepeda
Pirates
Fort Meyers
Fla
Danny Murtaugh
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Carol Heiss Wins Fifth Consecutive World Championship
Carol Heiss defended her world title in Vancouver finishing with 1696.4 points and nine ordinals to capture her fifth straight women’s figure skating crown. Sjoukie Dijkstra of the Netherlands was second with 1642.3 points and 19 ordinals, while Barbara Ann Roles of Temple City, California, placed third. In the men's event, Alain Giletti led after compulsory figures with 291.0 unofficial points, ahead of Donald Jackson of Canada who stood second at 281.7.
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B. C
Carol Heiss
Squaw Valley
Sjoukie Dijkstra
Temple City
Calif
Barbara Ann Roles
Miss Heiss
Miss Dijkstra
Alain Giletti
France
Donald Jackson
Canada
Basketball Scores College Tournaments Roundups Across Regions
Atlantic Coast first round results NC Asheville NC 85 Virginia 63 Duke 82 South Carolina 69 Wake Forest 74 Clemson 59 NC State 74 Maryland 58 NCAA small college Evansville 91 Arkansas State 74 Wabash 76 Buffalo 65 St Michael s Vermont 73 Assumption 60 Anselma 88 Le Moyne 75 Regional and state tournaments list multiple scores including TCU Texas Oklahoma Colorado OT and various AAU and high school brackets across Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and nearby locales.
Gas-Toons Standard Service Opens at Fourth and Main
A new Gas-Toons Standard Service offers free pick up and delivery from its Fourth and Main Street location. Customers can reach staff at CH 2 9720 for inquiries and service requests.
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Fourth & Main Sts
Peters to Lead Six Session Life Saving Course at OU Pool
Dick Peters, Ottawa University athletic director and head football coach, will teach a six session senior life saving course at the OU pool starting March 7 with sessions on March 7 8 14 15 16 and 17. Applicants must be high school juniors or at least 16 with good physical condition and swimming ability including 220 yards continuous swim two body lengths underwater treading water and floating one minute. Completing the course earns eligibility for a water safety course starting March 21.
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Dick Peters
Ottawa University
Peters
Burg Loses In Regional Play
Williamsburg hosts BB regional tournament as Stilwell defeats Burg 38 37 on a last minute basket. Stilwell's Chuck Lawrence scores 9 of 20 in the first quarter and fuels a late rally while John Thornbrugh leads Burg with 16 points. Fulton beats Elmdale 56 51 in the other game. Stilwell draws Fulton in semifinals.
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Williamsburg
Louis Coppoe
Pirates
Read
Stilwell
Chuck Lawrence
John Thornbrugh
Fulton
Elmdale
Acker Happy With Trade
Acker, 29, said he might have quit baseball if Cincinnati hadn’t traded him to the Kansas City Athletics for Frank House. The 6-4 Paterson, New Jersey native pitched 63 innings for Cincinnati last year, with one win and two losses, and holds a 19-13 career record. He’s expected to challenge for a top bullpen spot as Coach Fred Fitzsimmons notes his improved conditioning.
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Fila
Cincinnati
Tom Acker
Acker
Kansas City Athletics
Frank House
Paterson
N. J
Reds
Fred Fitzsimmons
Tom
Ottawa Bowl Ladies Bowling Scores Across Lanes
In Ottawa, the bowlers posted scores with the Ladies division showing first 125 110 104 440 then 102 138 117 followed by 116 127 128 and 164 122 171 142 136 132 161 139 177 173 167 183 134 169 148. The sequence continues with 1m 106 163 156 154 143 109 151 135 175 178 162 184 170.
Playoff Starts in Las Vegas for $35,000 Golf Showdown
Mike Souchak of Grossinger and Dr Cary Middlecoff of Hollywood opened tied in the final 16 holes for a $35,000 prize in a Desert Inn match. They carded 73s Thursday as the contest, filmed for television, continued with $25,000 to the winner and $10,000 to the loser.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Cary Middlecoff
Hollywood
Fla
Desert Inn Country Club
Pros Ready For Playoffs
The NBA gears for playoffs as Minneapolis Lakers clinched third in the West with 117-114 over Cincinnati in Philadelphia. Detroit topped Boston 110-101, while Syracuse crushed Boston’s East champs 149-108. Western series start March 12 in Detroit. Eastern opener March 11 in Philadelphia.
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National Basketball Assn
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Warriors
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Syracuse
Nationals
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Yama Bahama Faces Zalazar in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York AP Yama Bahama a Madison Square Garden regular fights Argentina's Victor Zalazar in a 10 round middleweight nationally televised bout. Bahama formerly a Bahamas fishing guide named William Butler, enters with a five fight win streak and a 56-11 career mark. He has lost only once at the Garden, to Isaac Logart last year. Referee and two judges will score rounds with a flop supplementary point system to break a draw. NBC covers the Friday night telecast starting at 10 p.m.
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Yama Bahama
Madison Square Garden
Argentina
Victor Zalazar
Big Arena
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Bahamas
William Butler
Bowie Track Forced Snow Closure Plan To Run Saturday
Bowie Md. track remained snowbound today but officials planned to run Saturday after weather delays. Track officials said snow removal crews would clear the infield and the schedule would be adjusted to accommodate the late start.
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Bowie, Md
Bowie
Snow Blanket Thaws as Temperatures Rise
Temperatures in the thirties were expected to cut much of the eight-inch snow blanket on the track, reducing the impact of days program featuring Barbara Pritchie Hee icap.
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Barbara Pritchie Hee
Cubs eye Santo at third base in exhibition games
Mesa Arizona AP reports rookie Roy Santo, not on the Cubs' roster, shows potential at third base. Manager Charlie Grimm plans to continue playing him in the exhibition games to gauge his progress after he batted .327 at San Antonio last season.
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