Lapchick Warns Basketball Men
New York coaches urged players to stay vigilant after Joe Lapchick warned that Jack Molinas faces jail. The veteran coach said there is no room for complacency in college basketball amid Molinas legal troubles and potential penalties.
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Major Leagues Push On Amid Unsigned Stars For 1963 Season
Plans proceed as unsigned stars Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Jack Sanford and Juan Pizarro loom large for teams while front offices insist no holdout until spring training. Don Lee signs with the Angels and Willie McCovey Duke Snider Daryl Spencer John Roseboro gain raises or new deals as several other players ink contracts across the league.
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Juan Pizarro
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Molinas gets 10 to 15 years in bribery case
St. John’s coach Lapchick comments on the sentencing of Molinas who was labeled the master fixer in a vast college basketball bribery ring. Judge Sarafite calls Molinas the prime mover, with associates receiving 7 to 8 years and 2 to 5 years sentences while several players received suspended terms for cooperating.
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Joseph Hacken
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Philip la Cort
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Mass
Aaron Wagman
Florida
Jerry Vogel
Daniel Quindazzi
University of Alabama
David Butin
Brooklyn College
Charles Tucker
Kalamazoo College
Louis Brown
University of North Carolina
Wright Wins St Petersburg LPGA Title From Seven Stroke Deficit
Mickey Wright of Dallas Texas captured the $15 500 St Petersburg Women s Golf Tournament as the LPGA s richest event. She overcame a seven stroke first round deficit to tie Marilynn Smith of Tequesta Florida and win the 18 hole playoff Monday.
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Wheeling Central Seizes Top In WV High School Ratings
In a shuffled state ranking based on Feb 8 games, Wheeling Central earned 15 first place votes to rise to 1st with 189 points, ahead of St. Albans 167 and Elkins 127. Elkins moved to 3rd after beating Buckhannon and Grafton, while South Charleston stayed 4th despite a loss to St. Albans.
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Artmen Lead Eroding in Local Bowling League Standings
In Sky Lanes action the Artmen suffered two losses to Coal City Super Market while Beckley and West Virginia Turnpike pursued second place. High scores included Sus Sisk 422 for the losers and Toney Milano 515 for the Market team as Norma Stenges added 513 for the rivals. The night featured multiple leagues with notable marks from Bud Sisk 477 and Larry Trump 556.
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Conley’s Crews Tops Tri- County Scoring Race Leaders
William Crews of Conley moves into the lead of the Tri- County Scoring Race with a 24.64 average and 335 points after weeks chasing Pineville’s Jerry Fuller. Fuller remains among top scorers as the season progresses.
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Butch Wykle
Oak Hill
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Beckley
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Lane Joins Coaches 600 Club at Pittsburg State
Pittsburg State coach John Lance earned his 600th win by guiding his team to a 63 53 victory over Northwest Missouri State Monday night The 65 year old mentor received an autographed ball from his players after a capacity crowd of 2600 gave him a standing ovation Lance credited his squad for building a strong Central Intercollegiate Conference title chase.
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Beckley College and Woodrow Wilson win big upsets shake WV college scene
Beckley College trims a 15 point deficit to fall 82 80 to West Virginia State as Woodrow Wilson beats Parkersburg 60 55 at Raleigh County Armory. Coaching from Wiseman helps Beckley press and comeback while State relies on late free throws. Also notes WVU blues in Southern Conference and bowling eligibility rules.
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Weatherman Dominates Phoenix Open Game Day
Arnold Palmer leads as rain stalls the $35,000 Phoenix Open. Players Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus chase Palmer with 204 totals after 54 holes. Final 18 holes set for today at Arizona Country Club amid wet conditions and pro-am start.
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Laver Wins 8 5 In U S Pro Debut Tour Victory
In Springfield Rod Laver defeats Luis Ayala 8 5 to earn his first win on the U S pro tour after four starts. MacKay remains unbeaten with an 8 6 win over Andreas Gimeno while Gimeno, Rosewall and Buchholz sit 2 2 in the tour standings. Ayala and Laver each sit at 1 3.
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