Buckeyes Aim to Upset Bearcats in NCAA Clash
Ohio State with a 17-3 mark has won seven straight after beat Iowa 83-70. Cincinnati slipped to 1 loss after a 55-54 rebound over Tulsa as both vie for NCAA and NIT berths amid weekend college hoops action.
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West Virginia Tech, State to Open Best-of-Three WVC Playoff
The West Virginia Conference playoff pits regular-season champ West Virginia State against tournament winner West Virginia Tech in a best-of-three series starting Wednesday at Institute. Tech upset Salem 70 54 to claim the title, with key players Barrett Aliff and Kelly leading the attack and Salem coach Christie praising his squad's effort. Morris Harvey defeated Wesleyan 117 94 in the consolation game as the tournament concluded.
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Beckley Church League Tonight Shows Three Top Matches
Three top teams compete in Beckley Church League at the Recreation Building. Johnstown faces Memorial Baptist while Calvary meets Maxwell Hill and First Methodist plays Central Baptist. In Friday action Presbyterian edged Catholic 51 50 and Central Baptist defeated Central Baptist 33 21.
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Marshall In Action Tonight
Marshall University meets Bowling Green tonight to start a three game stretch that closes the 1962 63 season for the Thundering Herd. Bowling Green shares the MAC lead with Toledo after a 63 58 Toledo win, while Marshall prepares for home vs St Francis and a road game at Western Michigan.
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Fazio Sepkowski Parker Lead Raleigh Bowling Tourney
Betty Fazio Dick Sepkowski and Glenn Parker pace the Raleigh Register Centennial Handicap with weekend leads. Stiles rolled 602 for Mrs. Fazio as Sepkowski tops men at Bowl Wick with 705 and Parker hits 738 at Hopkins. Sixty six entries remain to 157 total with a six game playoff possible.
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Mary Halli
Joyce Spencer
Cleo Crewey
Ann Karbonit
Betty Daniels
Betsy White
Gerry Hutchens
Nancy Brigualio
Elizabeth Setliff
Helen Troutman
Minnie Hill
P. Barker
Jerry Williams
Edith Bailey
Sue Sisk
Boots Wyant
Wayne McClure Don Young
Bunce Tilson
O. C. Kiser
Lewis Turbyfill
Dan Martina
Mike Guerino
Tom Williams
Jim Beard
J. Johnson
Sam Caseino
Charles McNeil
Pete Thornley
L. Farley
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Louis Cernava
Bill Bowman
Shelby Stump
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Hoppy E
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Ronald Troutman
Bill Klein
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Cal Lilly
Bill Sisk
C. Massinople
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Harold Klein
Adlia Barker
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Maynor
Don Murdock Jack Pedro
Irby Hutchens
Ned Ragland
Robert McClure
Robert Crabb
Marci Cipalot
Aaron Bailey
George Corey
Ernest Spencer
Jack Grimmett
J. Rollison
A. Garabarino
Cc. Blackburn
Charles Karbonit
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E. Merrick
John M. Daniel
Dario Solari
Jerry Ellison
Charles Walker
W. D. Holliday
B. C. Sisk
Top pros enter ABC event with Detroit Hele Tackles
The Hele Tack le team of Detroit opens its bid for the ABC classic division title in a nine day ABC tournament. Billy Golembiewski and Joe Joseph lead the team along with George Strampe and Bob Kwolek, all former National Bowling League members. Standings update shows Bob Waddell Chevrolet fifth with 2976 and minor events crown goes to William Palovick with 703. Bob Leap leads classic singles at 672 and 1864 all events.
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Joseph
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Ohio
Howell
Mich
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College basketball scores from recent games
A compilation of scores across multiple teams and conferences listing final results such as Springfield 90 over Brandeis 62 and Navy 55 over Army 48, with numerous other matchups including Duke 106 North Carolina 93 and Georgetown 84 over Rhode Island 97.
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Fans Expect A Fresh Start From Piersall In 1968
Washington outfielder Jimmy Piersall, 33, signs for 38 000 and vows no more antics to fans in 1968. He will focus on playing after a disrupted 1962 season, saying he will be treated like other players. Other camp notes include Dick Stuart proving his intent in Arizona and Pedro Oliva eyed by Minnesota as a future outfield option.
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Pedro Oliva
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Bob Allison
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Orlando Cepeda
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Jack Sanford
Matty Alou
Joe Torre
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Juan Pizarro
St. Louis Cardinals
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Carl Sawatski
Ed Bauta
Frank Thomas
Marv Throneberry
Rod Kanehl
Joe Christopher
Elio Chacon
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Savage
Mike Derrick
Wards and Elite Club Triumph in City League Round Two
Wards led by Willie Joe Chandler with 21 points beat New River Supply 66 to 52. Elite Club, powered by Toney Lusk with 26, defeated Oakwood Auto 60 to 40. Combined Insurance edged Vikings 58 to 54 with 30 from Dave Nuckols. Oakwood vs New River and Combined Insurance vs Piney View set for later. Elite meets Wards at 9:30. Girls action saw Beckley Wrecking 26 Nationwide Insurance 9 and Sophia Independents 49 Beckley College 2.
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New River Supply
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Tilts Reset Mark Twain at Spanishburg Tonight
Tilts Reset Mark Twain will travel to Spanishburg tonight for a rescheduled basketball game from February 14 coached by Jack Patton. Stratton coach Murray Jeffries said the Bulldogs will host Kimball Tuesday night in a game moved earlier in the season, with another rescheduled Stratton trip to Trap Hill Thursday. Sweden's Kjell Sjoeberg won the Brattleboro ski meet with jumps of 197 and 211 feet in an open invitational.
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