UPI Names All-America 3D led by Heyman and Bonham
The United Press International announces its 1963 All-America team with Art Heyman of Duke as the top pick, joined by Ron Bonham and Tom Thacker of Cincinnati. Harkness and Bradds of Loyola and Ohio State round out the first team, reflecting strong Midwest representation and a balance of seniors and juniors.
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Duke
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Cincinnati
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Rod Thorn
West Virginia
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Bowling
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Kentucky
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Walt Hazzard
Ucla
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Nick Workman
Seton
Thorn Nash Named to Second Team on UPI Basketball List
The United Press International America basketball list places Thorn and Nash on the Second Team. The roster includes first team selections from Duke Cincinnati Ohio State and others with numerous honorable mentions and a broad spread of schools represented.
Stengel Aims to Keep Mets From Being a Fraud
Casey Stengel, 72, now manages the New York Mets and vows to avoid them becoming a fraud by improving on last year's 40-120 record. He notes a dozen potential major league players on the roster and discusses possible deals, including Duke Snider from the Dodgers in exchange for Craig, with cash as an option.
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al Jackson
Jay Hook
Roger Craig
Frank Thomas
Jim Hickman
Charlie Neal
George Weiss
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Wittenberg Set For UPI Small College Title Showdown
Wittenberg remained No 1 as the Ohio Conference tourney advances with a likely final against Akron. Akron, Grambling, Evansville and Southeast Missouri wait for a Wittenberg slip while Fresno State rises in the latest UPI coaches poll.
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Marshall to close home schedule against St Francis Pa
Marshall University plays its final home game of the season tonight hosting St Francis Pa. The Thundering Herd lost at Bowling Green 114 to 86 Monday as the Falcons surged in the last 12 games. Marshall ends the season with a Saturday game at Western Michigan.
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Caponiti Holden Lead In Raleigh Centennial Handicap
Gail Caponiti of Sky Lanes rolled 624 handicap series to seize the women's lead in The Raleigh Register Centennial Handicap Bowling Tournament at Bowl Wick and Sky Lanes. Pauline S Holden moved to second after correcting her handicap from 146 to 144, while Betty Fazio fell to third.
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Hotrodders Lead Merchants League Tilt at Elite Bowling Alley
Phillips Motor Co. of Sophia sits four lengths ahead of Southern States in the Merchants League at Elite Bowling Alley with 236-623. Rooosevelt Rich tops Insurancemen with a 515, while Bernard Bishop leads with 533 for the winners and Tony Savino adds 536 for the Brothers. Beckley Wrecking moves into third by defeating John Eye Radio. Other leagues at Sky Lanes show Purdue Transfer in a two team race with Williams Funeral Home, and Spark T. V. and Appliance upsetting Hosts Restaurant in the Ladies Thursday Night Handicap. The Appalachian Power Co. League spots Mis-Fits challenging the Penguins as Eugene O Neal posts 571.
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Wilcox Manufacturing
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John W. Eye
Madels Beauty Shop
Virginia Johnston
Annie Steer
Kitty Tate
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Rose
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Bebe Lester
Cynthia Turner
Appalachian Power Co
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Keith Evans
Wesley Walker
Eugene O'Neal
Insects
Bob Smith
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Action Slow In ABC Tournament Leads Few High Scores
In the American Bowling Congress Tourney action was slow in both divisions. Booneville Bow of Booneville N Y moved into high standings with 2964 in regular team. Saratoga Lanes Maplewood Mo leads regular division with 3031. In classic division Mike's Pro Shop St Paul Minn added 2812 after 2829 to post 5601 four six games. Helen Tackle Detroit leads classic with 6157. Conti Akron Ohio misses spare to take second in regular all events with 1933 nine-game total 1940. Barber Joe Rego Park N Y rises to second in classic singles 660 while Leap Bedford Ind leads classic with 672. Holtz Cheektowaga N Y posts 699 in regular singles with Bullis Bay City Mich at 705. Joseph Detroit leads classic all events 1925 and with Golembiewski Detroit top classic doubles 1378.
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Jack Bullis
Bay City
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Detroit
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Carter Opens Defense of ABC Classic Event
Defending champion Don Carter faces 96 competitors in the PBA All- Charity Classic for a $20 500 purse in Houston. Carter, 36, has earned $3 547 in 1963 after $40 000 in 1962 as veterans clash with a rising younger tour cohort.
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Don Ellis
Pat Patterson
West Virginia centennial race spurs buoyant betting and plans
Across Ona near Huntington the West Virginia Centennial 250 stock car race draws national attention with about $10,000 in prize money on a half mile paved track. The event may settle a yearlong wager on West Virginia racing as fans await the outcome and organizers push for a strong turnout.
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