Cincinnati Loyola Standouts Eye Unbeaten Seasons
Cincinnati and Loyola of Chicago push toward flawless seasons as top teams win crucial games. Cincinnati beats Illinois 62-53 and Loyola defeats Santa Clara 82-72 setting up a likely NCAA tournament showdown. Ohio Valley and Big Eight opponents loom ahead. West Virginia eyes conference wins versus Furman after avoiding televised game.
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West Virginia Dominates SEC Contender Scene in Late Season Push
West Virginia seeks Southern Conference crown as Duke handily defeats them 111-71. Furman challenges, VMI and Citadel key in race for the eight tournament spots. Furman upsets Virginia Tech last week and plots further tests.
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East St Josephs Tops Rhode Island 79 to 70
Saturday result list shows East St Josephs (Pa) defeating Rhode Island 79 70 with other scores across conferences including Pittsburgh Dartmouth Villanova and multiple regional games. Notable outcomes include Providence 101 Scranton 74 and Fordham 56 CCNY 47 amid a busy schedule across divisions.
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Bradds Emerges as Ohio State's Newest Scorer
Gary Bradds, a 6-8 forward at Ohio State, leads the Big Ten in scoring after 13 games with 25.6 points per game and aims to surpass Jerry Lucas’s scoring legacy. Once Lucas’s understudy, Bradds fuels late rallies for a 10-3 Buckeyes squad entering a Creighton game while admiring Lucas’s influence and embracing his own raw, rugged style.
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Hall of Fame adds Rice Rixey Clarkson Flick
Sam Rice and Eppa Rixey were elected by the veterans committee along with John Clarkson and Elmer Flick in Hall of Fame voting. Flick credited Branch Rickey for his induction and Clarkson, who died 53 years ago, was posthumously chosen.
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Bruins Add Sixth Man Fill In for Ramsey In Win Over Knicks
Havlicek scored 26 as Boston beat New York 123 110 to stay seven games up on Syracuse. Shaffer and Greer led Syracuse with 26 as the Warriors fell sixth in seven. Wilt Chamberlain 40 for San Francisco in loss. Lakers beat St Louis 105 101. Pettit 34 for Hawks in Chicago win. Robertson 31 for Cincinnati. Bellamy 39 and Dischinger 37 for the Zephyrs vs Royals.
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Vikings Sign Reed First 1963 NFL Contract
Minneapolis UPI reports halfback Bob Reed former Mississippi star signed a 1963 deal with the Minnesota Vikings. Reed was sidelined last season with a chest injury suffered in a game against the Los Angeles Rams.
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French teen Annie Famose wins special slalom at grand prix
Saint Gervais France Annie Famose 18 year old French physical education student won the special slalom event at the fifth international Women's Grand Prix ski meet Linda Crutchfield of Canada finished 22nd.
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Cousy Names West Among Top Ten Pro Hoopers
Bob Cousy in Look magazine lists Jerry West as one of the top ten players in modern professional basketball history. Also named are Bob Pettit Elgin Baylor Dolph Schayes Paul Arizin Bill Russell Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson Richie Guerin and Bill Sharman. West Virginia native West joined the Los Angeles Lakers three years ago after starring at West Virginia University.
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Hogue Out For Season With Appendectomy
New York Knickerbockers rookie Paul Hogue underwent an appendectomy at St. Clare's Hospital Sunday night and will miss about five weeks. The NBA season ends March 17. Hogue, formerly of Cincinnati, was injured in Boston while dressing for a game against the Celtics and flew back to New York with trainer Don Fredericks.
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Ozo Captures Prix dAmerique Trotting Classic at Vincennes
Ozo of France edged Oscar R.L. by a nose to win the 80 000 Prix dAmerique trotting classic at Vincennes. The victory earned a trip to New York for Yonkers international race in April.
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