Hurricanes Stay Undefeated With 67 59 Victory Over St Johns
The University of Miami Hurricanes improved to 9-0 by beating St John’s 67-59 in New York. Rick Barry led with 26 points as Mike McCoy added 16 and Bruce Hale’s lineup closed the game strong. Loyola crushed Marshall 103-58 as Ron Miller scored 24. Bradley beat Tulsa 72-58 and St Louis defeated North Texas 71-59 in MVC openers.
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University of Miami Hurricanes
Hurricanes
Duke
St. John’s
Miami
Fla
Rick Barry
Mike McCoy
St. John's
Bruce Hale
Redmen
McCoy
Frank O'Hara
Jerry Houston
St. John’s. Loyola
Marshall
W. Va
Ramblers
Ron Miller
Jerry Harkness
Loyola
Bradley
Tulsa
St. Louis
North Texas State
Braves
Mac Herndon
Larry Berke
Billikens
Johnny Smith
Dave Harris
Don Dee
David Burns
Eagles
Jim Brennan
MacArthur Chosen To Mediate AAU NCAA Standoff
General Douglas MacArthur steps in as mediator between AAU and NCAA at President Kennedy's request to avert loss of athlete eligibility and ensure a representative U.S. team for the Pan American Games and 1964 Tokyo Olympics amid sharp intergroup tensions and accusations from AAU leaders.
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New York
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Kennedy
MacArthur
United States
Japan
U.S
White Horse
Louis J. Fisher
Fisher
Donald F. Hull
The
Knicks Rally Past Nationals in Baltimore
The Knicks, last in the Eastern Division, outscored Syracuse 36–14 in the third quarter to win 123–115 in Baltimore. Johnny Green led with 31 points, while Richie Guerin added 21. Hal Greer paced Syracuse with 30. Gene Shue received hometown honors at halftime.
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Knicks
Syracuse Nationals
Baltimore
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Johnny Green
Richie Guerin
Hal Greer
Nats
Patterson Becomes No 1 Contender for Liston Rematch
The World Boxing Association moved Floyd Patterson to top contender, clearing a path for a second Liston Patterson title bid. Eddie Machen was dropped due to mental illness, while Ingemar Johansson rose to No 2 and Cassius Clay to No 3.
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Providence, R.I
UPI
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Floyd
Patterson
Liston
WBA
Eddie Machen
Portland
Oré
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Emile Bruneau
New Orleans
Liston- Patterson
Anthony Petronella
Providence
Machen
California
Rebs Yanks Final Drills Ahead of Senior Bowl
MOBILE Alabama UP I reports the South and North squads preparing for Saturdays 14th annual Senior Bowl with final workouts planned and captains named Lee Roy Jordan and Johnny Baker elected defensive and offensive captains respectively as lineups adjust for an anticipated close hard fought game.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Rebs
Weeb Ewbank
Tom Landry
Rod Scheyer
Washington
North
Dick Walton
Colorado
Scheyer
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
South
Johnny Baker
Mississippi State
Musial and Kaline Take Big Contracts for 1963 Season
Stan Musial signs his 22nd contract with the St Louis Cardinals for about 70000 while Al Kaline agrees to an estimated 52000 with the Detroit Tigers. Both say the deals are strong despite past injuries and age, with Musial hinting at a 1964 return if he hits .300 and Kaline praising the offer after overcoming a broken collarbone. The Red Sox also inked four key players as film crowds watched a World Series movie in Boston.
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United Press International
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Stan Musial
al Kaline
Musial
Cardinals
Kaline
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Shortston
Ed Bressaud
Lou Clinton
Bob Tillman
Mile Musial
Stan
Babe Ruth
Cardinal
August A. Busch, Jr
Detroit
Collarbone
Yankee Stadium
Japan
WVU
Davidson
West Virginia University
Virginia Military Institute
Morgantown
Mountaineers
Furman
West Virginia
Wildcats
Bud Adams
Houston Oilers
Houston
Bill Craddock
Benny Melvin
Beckley College
Chicago Cubs
Batterymen
Cincinnati
Baltimore Orioles
Southern Cal
Benny Wilson
Los Angeles Rams
Dick Higham
National League
Sky Lanes Tangles With Sportsman Grill In Classic Loop
Sky Lanes, leading Hopkins Sky Lanes, dropped two of three to second place Sportsman Grill as the season’s second half opened. Harold Mann led Grill with 226 625 while Omar Kidd topped Sky Lanes with 537. Lilly Men’s Shop beat Kirby Lumber with John Bott’s 566 and 233 top game. Other scores include Hall Furniture and Reliable Cleaners victories as teams jockey for position.
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Hopkins Sky Lanes
Sportsman Grill
Grill Boys
Harold Mann
Grill
Clarence Tankersley
Jim Hamilton
Irby Hutchens
Henry Bennett
Sky
Omar Kidd
Phil Fitzpatrick
Olin Marshall
Lilly
John Bott
Kirby Lumber
Grat Shumate
Ivan Lowbery
Shumate
Lowery
Kirby Lumber ‘Co
Tom Shrewsbury
al Faull
Shrewsbury
Faull
Pete & Bobs
Hall Furniture
C. & R. Music
Reliable Cleaners
Bill Price
Getjter
Charles Walker
Bob Long
Drive-Inn
Jack Linksky
Tony Sanino
Cleaners
Charles McDaniel
Bowl league meet results from Sky Lanes and more
Don the Dairymen led by Richard West with 478 at Sky Lanes as Oakwood Auto and John Amoco posted two wins each. Howard Anderson 495 and Charlie Richmond 490 led for Don the Dairymen while Caponiti 203 580 headed Beckley Manufacturing No.1. G. C. Murphy League saw The Grubs and Pencils top Staples and Clips with high scores from Bill Adams Fred Yost and Danny Laurence. Morning Mothers League had Charlene’s Rangers holding a two game lead as Zelma Bair and Leela Tankersley posted top games and series.
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Richard West
Beaver Service Station
Beckley Manufacturing
Howard Anderson
Charlie Richmond
Anderson
Richmond
Keglers
John Caponiti
Ernie Allenbaugh
Mike Guerino
Oakwood Auto
B. F. C. Manufacturing
John’s
Amoco
Atkinson's
Mick Radford
Aiden Wilson
Ira Richmond
Kegler
John Handeforth
G. C. Murphy
Grugs
Sky Lanes
Pencils
Staples
Bill Adams
Fred Yost
Adams
Yost
Danny Laurence
Steve Shirkey
Pearl Rogers
Charlene’s Rangers
Centennials
Rangers
Becky Calvert
Clara Dodson
Honey Bowlers
Ridge Runners
Zelma Bair
Leela Tankersley
Foul Line Technique Warned by NEA Aid
The article advises beginning bowl ers like Cathy and Jimmy Carter to keep the slide 2 to 4 inches from the line. It notes a common error that can foul when a bowler releases too early and suggests watching the heel of the sliding foot as the brake to prevent crossing the foul line.
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Cathy
Jimmy Carter
Don
Big Green Falls To Loyola Ramblers In Florida
Purdue notes an uneven matchup as Big Green falls 103 to 58 to undefeated Loyola Ramblers in Dunedin. The Ramblers opened a 54 29 halftime lead after seven steals turned into quick points.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall University
Big Green
Loyola
Ramblers
Leslie Hunter
Vic Rouse
Karbonit Shines In Returns For Mullens Victory
Billy Karbonit, the state’s top player, returned from injury to lead WW Mullens past Mullens 56 52 with 13 points from outside shots. Dan D Antoni impressed as a sophomore guard directing Mullens attack and stifling Karbonit on defense. WVU prep and other notes follow with Bud Adams boxing gym plans and other sports items.
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Billy
Kid
Karbonit
Mullens
Huntington East
Eagles
Highlanders
Flying Eagles
Rebels
T. C
Abe” Wyatt
Dan D’antoni
D'Antoni
Wyatt
Beckley Hinton Kingston Win Junior High Games
Beckley Junior High beat Logan 45 28 while Hinton topped Mount Hope 33 28 and Kingston edged Fayetteville 28 29 in three junior high contests. Brooks led Beckley with 18 points as Kazee and Smith also reached double figures for Logan.
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Beckley
Logan
Hinton
Mount Hope
Kingston
Fayetteville
Blue Eaglets
Logan Lads
Steve Brooks
Eaglets
J. W. McNeish
Jimmy Smith
Webb
Mustang
Farrell
Hinton Boys
Kingston Junior High
Kingston Five
Proffitt
Charlie Wendell
Logan Beckley Kazee
Brooks
Smith
Pomeroy
Carpenter
Kazee
Griffin
Ball
Gilmore
Hall
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Willard
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E-Z
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Musial, Kaline Ink Contracts
Tigers Shell
Anus
Red Sox
Jack Sanford
Duxbury
Mass
Harry
Lucas General Tire
James Wheeler
Stephen George
Charlie Johnson
Beckley Manufacturing No. 2
Greenbrier Dairy
George Wagner
Don Phillips
Jimmy
LA Verne
Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Dunedin
Gene Littler
Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
Dave Ragan
Peepers’ Corner
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Pack
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