Bearcats chase third straight title after Tulsa win
Cincinnati remains unbeaten at 13 0 in MVC play and 31 straight wins since last defeat. Ron Bonham scored 30 points to lead the Bearcats 67-57 over Tulsa in Tulsa Oklahoma. Cincinnati stands among nation’s only undefeated major programs with Loyola Georgia Tech and Niagara.
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Ill
Ed Jucker
Tulsa
Okla
Ron Bonham
Bonham
Loyola of Chicago
Georgia Tech
Niagara
Loyola
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
St. Bonaventure
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Saturday Scores Across Colleges Reveals Wide-Spread Results
United Press International provides scores from NCAA games with many teams earning wins. Holy Cross, Trinity Connecticut, Yale, Princeton, Duke, and several western and southern schools posted victories, while others like Williams and Colgate faced losses.
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Assumption
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Massachusetts
Vermont
Stonehill
Adelphi
Marist (Ny
Br’klyn Poly
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Dickinson
Wayne St
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Bates
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Phila. Text
King
Baseball players sign 1963 contracts with several teams
Top players like Bob Purkey Del Crandall Hoyt Wilhelm and Jim Davenport signed 1963 contracts after strong 1962 seasons. Purkey earned a big raise for 1963 DeWitt praised his year. Crandall Wilhelm Davenport all saw boosts with the Braves Orioles Giants Pirates Mets signs included Coleman Smith Kranepool Bearnorth Bukowski.
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UPI
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Purkey
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
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Tom Sturdivant
New York Mets
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Choo Choo) Coleman
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Ed Kranepool
Larry Bearnorth
John Bukowski
Houston Organiztion
Hornets to Host Red Wings in Benefit Hockey Tilt
Pittsburgh Hornets meet the Detroit Red Wings at the Civic Arena in a charity exhibition. The Hornets beat Baltimore 4 3 in an AHL game as Red Wings coach Sid Abel said goalie Hank Bassen will be recalled to Detroit to replace injured Terry Sawchuk with Gilles Boisvert stepping in for the Flyers.
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Edmonton Flyers
Reds name Hersh Freeman to manage Tampa farm team
The Cincinnati Reds announce former relief pitcher Hersh Freeman will manage their Tampa farm club in the Class D Florida State League again this year. In other notes, Bill McKechnie Jr. resigns as head of the Florida State Baseball League with a committee to pick a new president on Jan. 20. The Boston Patriots sign end Dick Williamson of Alabama as their seventh draft choice.
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South Africa
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Salisbury
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Wash
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Toensberg
Manufacturers Win 3 Games in First Half Crown
Betty Ignatovich led Beckley Manufacturing with a 185 game and 462 series to sweep Lowe Brothers Electric and capture the first half of the Ladies Tuesday Night Handicap at Sky Lanes. Helen McVey added strong scoring with 444, while Ann Darbach had 373 for the losers. Beckley National Bank also swept as Sus Sisk posted a 471, high series of the night, against Woodie's Beauty Shop led by Gail Caponiti 437. W T Grant Co led two games from Jimmies H F with Margaret Lynch at 470 and Ann Hunt 418 for the losers.
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Woodie
Gail Caponiti
Jimmies H&f
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Margaret Lynch
Ann Hunt
Bowling leagues open second half with strong scores and leaders
In Bowl Wick action the Mixers led the Ladies Morning League by sweeping the Leftovers 3 games. Betsy White posted a night high 549, while Betty Fazio and Virginia Cooper added 468 series for the Mixers. Cobras, Morning Glories, and Les Femmes also posted notable totals as the men’s Majors at Mullens saw Jack Dick lead the Moose with 206-580 and Welch Recreation top scoring with 596 by Charles Calabro.
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Betty Fazio
Virginia Cooper
Mary Bells Hale
Betsy White
Cobras
Peoples Bank of Mullens
Moose
Jack Dick
Glenn Ferrell
Fred Conner
Lewis D'Antoni
Bank
Fred Cordle
E. K. Via
Charles Cassinelli
Welch Recreation
Sportsman
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Charles Calabro
Larrary Smithberger
Paul Miano
Sam Mallamaci
Merio Descont
Lewis Worley
J. Burgess
Pryors Firestone
Wikes
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Clyde Kirk
John Campbell
Marlin Campbell
Industrial League leaders Tomchins beat Hope Gas on Tuesday
Tomchins Furniture bowling leads the Industrial League by four games over Hope Gas after Bud Thompson rolled 19 902 for Tomchins. Hope Gas took two from Mullens Finance, with Hayward Hardman the Gas high game 203 and 546 series. Legion forfeited three games. Tralee Engineers and Lynch-Pryor Motors each split two games. standout marks include Harvey Hinchee 427 for Mullens Finance and Dave Crooks 169 442 for Engineers. Paul Lynch led Lynch-Pryor with 169 477.
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Kegler
Lynch-Pryor
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Browns clash heads on legal ground after firing
The next round of dispute between Paul Brown and Cleveland Browns president Arthur Modell moves to a legal arena. Brown claims breach of contract after his dismissal for the 7-6-1 season. Modell confirms a settlement offer was made and cites an upcoming announcement on Brown’s successor candidates.
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McClinton And Tripucka Big Offensive Guns
West All-Stars beat the East 21-14 in the AFL All-Star game as Curtis McClinton rushed for 94 yards and a 64 yard TD. Frank Tripucka entered late to lead a 92 yard scoring drive with three connections to Lionel Taylor. Attendance listed at 27,641 with standout defensive play cited for Earl Faison.
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W Va Sports Greats Honor Home County Nominees
Centennial Sports Greats honors will credit individuals to their home county rather than where they played. Jerry West will be credited to Kanawha County, though he starred for West Virginia University in Morgantown. A total of 1 963 sports figures will be named, with counties chosen by population. Nomination deadline is February 16 with county banquets followed by a statewide event on April 6.
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Highlanders fall from top in state ratings in tough week
Huntington East dropped to fourth in the latest state high school ratings after a 67-57 loss to Parkersburg Big Reds, while Stoco and Mount Hope won their first games but stayed out of the top ten. Stoco defeated Trap Hill 77-65, Mount Hope beat Lookout 43-39, and Woodrow Wilson’s Flying Eagles dropped from the top ten.
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