NYU Violets Romp Back After Hairston Return For 108-82 Win
NYU regains rhythm as Harold Hairston scores 34 and Barry Kramer adds 32 in a 108-82 rout of Furman at Madison Square Garden. The Violets, 11-2, welcome back Hairston and Don Blaha signaling a possible post-season push amid early scholastic ineligibilities.
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Happy) Hairston
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Killebrew Nets Record Salary Rise With Twins
Harmon Killebrew won a 1963 raise to a club high between 40 000 and 45 000 after batting .243 with 48 homers and 126 RBIs. The Twins also signed pitchers Bill Pleis and Gerry Arrigo, while Ed Charles Jose Azcue and John Wyatt joined other clubs in spring moves. Other clubs announced signings and plan spring workouts with commitments from multiple players and staff.
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Fairmont State Holds Off Alderson-Broaddus 80 79
Fairmont State College edged Alderson-Broaddus 80 79 on Wednesday night and will host Frostburg Maryland in one of four WV games. Morris Harvey hosted Wesleyan Buckhannon, Glenville travelled to Wheeling Dodge, and Davis and Elkins visited West Liberty as the West Virginia Conference schedule continued.
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Miss Smith Leads With 69 In St Petersburg Open
Miss Marilynn Smith from Tequesta Fla holds a three stroke edge after the first round of the St Petersburg Women's Open at Sunset Golf and Country Club. Judy Kimball trails at 72 while Mickey Wright shoots 76 amid light winds and wayward tee shots.
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West Virginia Faces William and Mary In Norfolk Showdown
West Virginia eyes 16th win of the season as it travels to Norfolk Arena to meet rising Southern Conference contender William and Mary. The Mountaineers aim for an eighth straight 20 win season while seeking top seed and defense of a title in the conference tournament. William and Mary, 6-5, recent 15 point win over Virginia Tech, sharp defense and a 10-8 overall mark, will challenge the Mountaineers who just beat Pitt and Virginia Tech on the road.
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Sky Lanes Dominates Friday Mixed League Showdown
Hopkins Sky Lanes sweeps Mary Carter Paints 3–0, posting 914 in game one and a 2563 series to lead the league. Tom Stewsbury 242 and Elizabeth Clay 184 pace the top marks among men and women, with Lem an Borrer and Francis Wickline close behind in high games and series. Other results include Colony Drug, Park Drug, Melody Shop, Camera Corner, and Eppy's Drug posting wins as Civitan League action unfolds.
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Liston Begins Training for April 4 Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston will fly to Miami Beach to start conditioning for his April 4 title defense against Floyd Patterson. He weighs 220 pounds, about 12 more than last September, and plans a slow first week to thin his blood and ease into training.
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DeNuci Edges Pusateri In Close Boxing Bout
Joe De Nuci of Newton Massachusetts outpointed Mike Pusateri of Brockton Massachusetts over 10 rounds in a professional boxing match. De Nuci used precise combinations to control the action and claim a decision victory.
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Eaglets Papooses Rally Past Gauley Bridge Oak Hill Fall
Gauley Bridge lost to Oak Hill 63 73 as John Vencill stepped in for injured Roger Snodgrass with 27 points and Carl Elswick added 21. Oak Hill without leading scorer Rick Pannell fought to stay within range, but Beckley Junior High dominated later in the recap with 52 40 win over Montgomery.
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