Texas A&M Clinches SWC Title After 41 Years
Texas A M won the Southwest Conference title for the first time in 41 years with a 70 66 double overtime victory over Texas Christian Tuesday night. Shelby Metcalf completed his first year as coach as the Aggies earned an automatic NCAA bid. The win came as Rider College upset NYU and San Francisco defeated Santa Clara, while Top Ten teams also won. Texas Tech defeated Rice 77 70.
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Associated Press
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Seton Hall
Chicago Loyola
Ohio University
Texas Tech
Rice
NCAA tournament picture and regional matchups
Florida State beat Iowa State 85 70 and Texas A&M defeated TCU after two overtimes in Fort Worth. The NCAA bracket shows Eastern regionals in Philadelphia with Temple and Connecticut or Rhode Island facing Villanova, Providence, Princeton, Penn or Yale, and Duke earning a bye. Mideast at Evanston includes Louisville against Ohio University or Miami of Ohio, Loyola Chicago versus Murray State, and Kentucky or Ohio State with byes. Midwest at Dallas lists Oklahoma City versus Creighton and Texas Western versus Texas A M with byes for Kansas State and Wichita or Drake. Far West at Eugene pairs Utah State against Arizona State or New Mexico, Oregon State versus Seattle, and UCLA with San Francisco. Davidson’s NIT bid in New York was denied by the Southern Conference, leaving four berths open in a 12 team field.
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Ohio
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Midwest
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Drake
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Arizona State
New Mexico
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Seattle
UCLA
San Francisco
Davidson
New York
DePaul
Pitt
NYU
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St. Bonaventure
Fla. Army
St. Joseph’s Pa
Chevelle balances performance and size for many buyers
Chevrolet markets the Chevelle with strong performance options from 120 horsepower to 327 cubic inch V8s. It notes the car is shorter than big rivals yet roomy, with a 115 inch wheelbase and comfortable ride. Transmission choices include Powerglide and 4 or 8 speed manuals, plus 11 models across three series and many optional extras.
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AP Names Its All Americans In College Basketball
Gary Bradds of Ohio State Cotton Nash of Kentucky Walt Hazzard of UCLA Bill Bradley of Princeton and Dave Stallworth of Wichita named to the 1964 All-America team by The Associated Press. First-team votes totaled 371 writers and broadcasters with Bradds 1199 points, Nash 1159, Hazzard 1087, Bradley 783 and Stallworth 765. Second and third teams include Mullins Russell Hetzel Counts Komives Silas Buntin Kramer Barnes.
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Ohio State
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Bill Bradley
Princetos
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
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Ily
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Nash
Hazzard
Allare
Bradley
Stallworth
Jeff Mullins
Duke
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Mel Counts
Oregon State
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
Howard Komives
Bowling Green
Paul Silas
Creighton
Bill Buntin
Barry Kramer
NYU
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
Bonham
Kramer
Simeilarly
Buckeyes
Princeton
Stall Sur
Hall of Fame to induct four coaches and three athletes
Kansas City AP report says the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics will induct four coaches and three former athletes into its Basketball Hall of Fame on March 13. Executive secretary A O Duer noted two coaches are among the nation's top ten all-time victories, including Seen of Central Washington.
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Basketball Hall of Fame
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Central Wash
Clay Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Cassius Clay of Louisville earned February Fighter of the Month honors from Ring magazine after his February 25 victory over Sonny Liston. Liston dropped to a challenger spot as Folley Machen Cooper and London rose in the heavyweight ratings with Folley and Machen advancing to fourth and fifth, Cooper entering tenth.
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Ring Magazine
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Ariz
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Los Angeles
Britain
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Williamsburg Triumphs 77 53 in Regional Victory
Williamsburg advances to the Class B regional semifinals after a 77 53 win over McLouth. Fred Buckley scores 23 points led by early 12 in the first quarter, as Williamsburg nets its 20th straight victory. Cadue 19 and Fuqua 14 pace McLouth. Williamsburg faces Haskell at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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McLouth
Williamsburg
Carol Mallory
Cliff Goodwill
Larry Milliken
Wellsville
Fred Buckley
Buckley
Panthers
Joe Binns
Ed Ransom
Larry Fuqua
Fuqua
Milliken
Binns
Phil Pierson
Goodwill
Ransom
Haskell
Mc Louth
Wonnell Fuqua Woodhead
Kimberlin Cadue Slader
Buckley Goodwill Piersol
Ransom Cromwell Stansbury Milliken
Maloney Aims Higher After 16 Win Target
Is is Enough AMPA Florida AP Jim Maloney is a 23 year old Irish pitcher from Fre s ho Calif with a quick fastball and a sense of humor. He led the Reds with 265 strikeouts last season and tied the major league mark by fanning eight in a row at Milwaukee. Maloney joked he set a goal of 15 wins but kept pushing to 16 and beyond as spring training opened at Al Lopez Field.
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Jim Maloney
Frésho
Calif
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Maloney
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
al Lopez Field
Ike
Missouri's Price, Anseld, Murrell vie in tight scoring race
Missouri star Bob Price fuels a three man Big Eight scoring chase with George Anseld of Kansas and Willie Murrell of Kansas State. Price's 32 in a 74 60 win over Iowa State ties him with Unseld for 282 points and a 21.9 average. Kansas State leads the standings with 10.2 wins, while the season concludes Monday.
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Associated Press
Bob Price
Missouri
Redhead
Price
George Anseld
Kansas
Willie Murrell
Kansas State
Iowa State
Columbia
Jim Davis
Colorado
Ken Charlton
Carey
Charley Black
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Martin Co Plans Zero Defects Pin Drive
Orlando AP reports Martin Co a maker of space age equipment will award a Zero Defects pin to employees who show quality work as part of a drive against rejected products. The program aims to boost standards and reward defect-free performance.
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Fla
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NBA scoreboard highlights from Tuesday results
Cincinnati defeated New York 117 to 108 while Boston beat Philadelphia 108 to 94. Today's games include Cincinnati at Boston and New York at Baltimore with St. Louis at Los Angeles on the schedule. Thursday matches St. Louis at San Francisco and Baltimore facing Detroit at Mare Ion Indiana.
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