Grgurich Thorn Rivalry Headlines Pitt WVU Showdown
Pitt guard Tim Grgurich eyes shut down defense against West Virginia star Rod Thorn as Pitt visits Morgantown for a key rivalry game. Thorn illness may limit him but expected to play. WVU seeks rebound edge after a recent loss as it chases its 14th straight win over Pitt.
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Loyola Ramblers edge Marquette in late overtime
Loyola of Chicago defeated Marquette 92-90 in overtime at Chicago to stay undefeated at 21-0. Captain Jerry Harkness scored in overtime while teammate Ron Miller led scorers. Remaining schedule includes Bowling Green, St John’s, Houston, Ohio and Wichita.
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West Virginia Basketball Scores and Results Summary
West Virginia teams and colleges posted varied results across a broad slate. Notable outcomes include Fairmont State 77 over Alderson-Broaddus 75 and Shepherd 99 Salem 82, with Marietta 75 and Wheeling College 74 in another pairing.
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Golden Gloves Semifinals Feature 14 Novice Fights and 3 Open Bouts
In the Recreation Building tonight the 1963 Golden Gloves semifinals showcase 14 novice bouts and three open fights. Notable matchups include Gary Toney vs Lewis Connor and Earl Sapp vs Whip Lewis with Ross Mayo facing Holstein. bouts begin at 8 p.m. and finals are set for Sunday.
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Tommy Brown
Spaniel Crowned Best in Show at Westminster
An English springer spaniel owned and bred by Mrs. W. J. S. Borie of Gwynedd Valley Pennsylvania was judged best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show held at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night.
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Saperstein in Chicago
Abe Saperstein owner of the Harlem Globetrotters was admitted to Mount Sinai Hospital Monday for treatment of pneumonia and reported in good condition.
Gurney to drive Shelby AC Cobra at Daytona Continental
Dan Gurney of Riverside California will drive an American Shelby AC Cobra Ford in the Daytona Continental at International Speedway in Daytona Beach. He aims to beat last year's 103.644 mph average on the 3.81 mile course after winning the event last year in a Lotus 19.
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Harkness Delivers In Overtime Battle At Marquette
Harkness posts 26 as the game remains tight through a 44 44 halftime and 12 second half ties. Dave Erickson of Marquette forces overtime with a late jumper to tie 81 81 with 30 seconds left in regulation.
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Los Angeles Favored as 1968 Olympic Bid Faces Reconsideration
The U S Olympic Committee urged a fresh review of bids from five cities for the 1968 Games. Detroit protest. Los Angeles backed by Gov. Edmund Brown and officials, arguing potential profits. IOC final award could still go to Paris Moscow or Madagascar if stadiums can be built quickly.
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College Basketball and Swim World Records Highlight Daily Cards
College games feature Conley and Sharples as Pitt and West Virginia clash while Ohio U hosts Marshall. In swimming news 24 year old Satoko Tan sets two world records in a meet at St Marys California, with performances at the Sydney Olympic Pool.
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Tresh Signs Yankees Pact as Belinsky Oversleeps
Tom Tresh, AL rookie of the year in 1962, signed a contract for about $15,000 and joined the Yankees at Fort Lauderdale camp. Bo Belinsky overslept at Angels camp in Palm Springs, justifying his late arrival with a cold. The Giants also signed Jose Pagan, who hit .259 and led World Series hitters with a .368 average.
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King Tut's Still Ruling Women's Major Pin Loop
King Tut's holds first place in the Women's Major League at Bowl-Wick Lanes after defeating King Photo twice. Mary Hall, Lois McLean, and Yvonne Stone post high totals while Greenbrier Dairy and Quality Pastry stay in second, and others rack up top series and high games across Sky Lanes and Raleigh County circuits.
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Tanaka Sets Record in 220-Yard Backstroke Triumph
Tanaka wins the 220 yard back stroke in 2 29.6 setting a record and then lowers her record to 2 31.6 in the 200 meter event, asserting top form.
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No Expansion In NBA This Year Lane
Chicago Zephyrs General Manager Frank Lane says the NBA will not expand this year. He doubts Charlotte will secure a franchise and notes Robert Youngerman has little chance of success. Lane adds the Zephyrs have no plan to move and remain in Chicago.
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Soleau May Switch To Fullback For William and Mary
William and Mary coach Milt Drewer may move guard Bob Soleau to fullback for next fall to boost offense. The plan includes shifting Dick Kern to quarterback and Jim Dick to center as spring drills begin, with 15 lettermen and 59 players expected. drills run through March 23. The Indians posted a 4-5-1 record last season.
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