Big Ten Dominates All America Saturday Basketball Results
A United Press International roundup lists numerous results across conferences and tournaments. Notable outcomes include Princeton over Harvard 71 59, Yale 68 60 over Columbia, Penn State 79 70 past Rutgers, and Rhode Island 73 61 over Connecticut, with regional and international boxing results from Milan Las Vegas Kingston Jamaica.
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Harvard
New York U
Boston U
Yale
Columbia
LaSalle
Villanova
Penn St
Rutgers
Brown
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Rochester
Hamilton
Bethany
W.va
Wash&Jeff
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Brandeis
Renssalaer Poly
Ciaa Tournaent
Winston-Salem
N.C
Winston Salem
J.c.smith
Midwest Cincinnati
Marshall
Ohio St
Michigan St
Illinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan
St. Louis
Bradley
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Loyola
John Carroll
Northern Midh
Lawrence
West Denver
Utah St
UCLA
Washington
Oregon
Washington St
Southern Cal
Stanford
Ariz St
Tempe
Air Force
Montana St. U
Wyoming
Colo St. Coll
Colo. St. U
Utah
Pepperdine
U. of Pacific
San Jose St
St.Mary
Cal
United Press International
Milan
Italy
Giordano Campari
Gene Gresham
Detroit
Mich
Yama Bahama
Lucas and Stith Top All America Picks
The Newspaper Enterprise Association all America basketball team selections crown Ohio State’s Lucas and Indiana’s Bellamy as top big men, with Purdue’s Dischinger and Georgia Tech’s Kaiser among the leading guards and forwards. Stith and Kaiser are noted as standout scorers, while several Big Ten players earn strong recognition and debate remains over the squad’s composition.
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Murray Olderman
NEW York
NEA
Big Ten
Tug Wilson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Raleigh Register
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Midlands
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Kaiser
National Basketball Association
NBA
Lucas
Stith
Dischinger
Bellamy
Larry Siegfried
Buckeyes
Stitch
New York Knicks
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Jerry
Tony Jackson
St. John's
Dave DeBusschere
Detroit
Bill McGill
Utah
Siegfried
Frank Burgess
Gonzaga
McGill
DeBusschere
North Carolina
Doug Moe
York Larese
Chet Walker
Bradley
Tom Meschery
St. Mary's
John Rudometkin
Southern California
Walt Belamy
St. John’s
Utah Jr
Conza
North Carolina Sr
Radometkin
Southern California Jr
Bradley ‘York Larese
Jack Foley
Holy Cross
Art Heyman
Duke
John Havlicek
Howie Carl
DePaul
Wayne Hightower
Kansas
Gary Phillips
Houston
Jeff Cohen
William & Mary
Chuck Henke
Missouri
Gary Roggenburk
Dayton
Ingemar Johansson Prepares for Patterson Bout
Ingemar Johansson plans three days of intense training in Palm Beach Florida for the heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson next Monday. He aims to impress a busload of Miami reporters who have not yet watched him or Patterson train in Florida. He described Sunday’s six round workout as lazy and said he skipped his usual afternoon nap.
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Palm Beach, Fla
UPD
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Miami
California
Robinson-Fullmer
Las Vegas
Johansson
Patterson
Florida
Ingemar
UNC football staff urged to know the law on campus
The UNC coaching staff is urged to be versed in legal matters as student assistants Wade Smith and Buddy Payne attend the university’s law school. The report ties legal education to on-field coaching duties at North Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Wade Smith
Buddy Payne
University
Law
Buckeyes Poise For 2nd NCAA Title Sweep
Ohio State inches toward a second straight NCAA basketball crown after clinching the Big Ten with a 91-83 win over Michigan State. Wake Forest George Washington USC Princeton and Cincinnati earned bids as tourney qualifiers while others remain in contention in a frantic race to join the field.
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Martin Lader
United Press International
Ohio State
Wake Forest
George Washington
Southern California
Princeton
Cincinnati
Buckeyes
Michigan State
Duke
George ‘Washington
William & ‘Mary
Stanford
Harvard
Bradley
St. Louis
Colorado State University
George Resting Sign With WVU George Resting Sign With WVU
West Virginia University secured two more high school football recruits. Art George of Morgantown High School and Tom Kesting of Bluefield will enroll at WVU next fall. George captained his Class AAA team and scored 10 touchdowns, including an 85 yard run. Kesting was a key defender on Bluefield’s undefeated squad and attracted nine other offers.
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPD
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Gene Corum
Art George
Morgantown High School
WVU
Tom Kesting
Bluefield
Corum
George
Kestings
Heavyweight Showdown Highlighting New York Card
Argentine heavyweight Alex Miteff faces Alonzo Johnson of Rankin Pennsylvania in a 10 round main event at St Nicholas Arena tonight. Henry Hank of Detroit has signed to meet Clarence Floyd of New York in a 10 round middleweight bout in New Orleans March 20. Moses Guin of Fairmont West Virginia State College signs with the Boston Patriots after a brief Steelers tryout.
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New York
UPI
Alex Miteff
Alonzo Johnson
Rankin, Pa
St. Nicholas Arena
Detroit
Henry Hank
Clarence Floyd
New Orleans
Floyd
Harold Johnson
Boston
Moses Guin
Fairmont
W.va
State College
Boston Patriots
Pittsburgh Steelers
Skinner Delays Tribune Report For World Series Duty
Bob Skinner announced he would be late to his winter job in the Evening Tribune circulation department because he was tied up with his role as left fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the World Series.
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Skinner
San Diego
Calif
Bob Skinner
Evening Tribune
Pittsburgh Pirates
Royals Battle for Playoff Berth Amid Western Struggle
The Cincinnati Royals stay within half a game of Detroit for the last Western Conference playoff spot after beating the New York Knicks 124-118. Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman each scored 27, Arlen Bockhorn 25, Wayne Embry 22, while Richie Guerin led New York with 30. Elsewhere, the Los Angeles Lakers clinched a post season bid with a 125-114 win over Syracuse behind Elgin Baylor's 37 points, and Cliff Hagan led the Hawks past the Pistons as Bailey Howell scored 30 in a 127-122 Detroit loss. Boston beat Philadelphia 146-129 as Wilt Chamberlain posted 47 and Bill Sharman tied his free throw record.
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Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
Elgin Baylor
Cincinnati
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Detroit
St. Louis Hawks
Royals
Suny
Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
New York
Arlen Bockhorn
Wayne Embry
Richie Guerin
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Cliff Hagan
Woody Lauldsberry
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Bill Sharman
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Cimoli Rips Long Homers in Spring Game
Gino Cimoli, after a homerless last season, hit a 425 foot blast and another long drive as the Ron Northeys beat the Frank Oceaks 3 to 2 in a spring intra squad game in Fort Myers. Joe Christopher also homered for the Oceaks as rookie O Jesus McFarlane homered for the Northeys.
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Fort Myers
Danny Murtaugh
Vern Law
Harvey Haddix
Bobby Shantz
Northeys
Friend
Roy Face
Horse For A Caddy At Wyoming Fair
Carl Sawyer a Torrington rodeo performer innovates a caddy method at the Wyoming state fair 9 hole combined golf matchsteer roping contest. He uses a cow pony and ties his golf bag to the saddle horn while cowboys hack around the Douglas course.
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Douglas
Wyo
Carl Sawyer
Torrington
Sawyer
Sanders Captures New Orleans Open With Birdie Burst
Durable Doug Sanders held off Gay Brewer and Mac Main to win the $30,000 New Orleans Open by three strokes. He posted 68 65 69 70 for a 272 total, earning $4,300 and moving into third in career money.
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John T. Payton
New Orleans
UPI
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Gay Brewer
Mac Main
Ojai
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Brewer
Stocky Mac Main
Lionel Herbert
Mason Rudolph
Herbert
Rudolph
Palmer
Dave Sanders
Gay Brewer Jr
Lionel Hebert
Walt Setds Beeches
Teter
Freddie Haas
Braanee Burke Jr
Jerry Steelsmith
Julius Boros
John Barnum
Don Finsterwald
Seve
Johnny Pott
Oane Rudolph
Bob Brue
Paul Harney
Don Fairfield
Don Higgins
Fred Hawkins
Doug Ford
Bill Collins
Ghee Mane Cestis Jenna
Ackey Cupit
Jerry Pittman
Welete Ori Abweses
Marty Furgol
Joe Campbell
Jay Hebert
Geer
Ge Knudson
Ken “Venturi
al Balding
Shepherd Captures WVC Swim Title
Shepherd wins the West Virginia Conference swimming championship with 81 points and six titles, finishing ahead of defending champion West Virginia State. Ted Veeder tops scoring with 16 points across two wins and a second place.
Marshall to return three regulars and more next season
Marshall University will bring back three regulars from a 11-13 club plus two part time starters for next season. Key returnees include Bob Burgess Phil Carter and Mickey Sydentrickser. Also back are junior Jim Gallion and Corky Layman with sophomores Charley Moore and Willie Tucker.
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Huntington
W. Va
UPT
Marshall University
Big Green
Cincinnati
Jule Rivlin
Bob Burgess
Phil Carter
Mickey Syden Stricker
Bearcats
Lou Mott
Fairmont State
Tex Williams
Bruce Moody
Chuck Gordon
Jim Gallion
Gallipolis
Ohio
Corky Layman
Huntington High
Charley Moore
Gallion
Moore
Larry Williams
Olive Hill
Willie Tucker
Weirton
Rivlin
Jerry Morrison
DuPont
Kanawha County
Butch Clark
Huntington East
Jody Sword
Wheelright
Fog Forces Cutdown In Blue Ridge Golf Tourney
In Boone North Carolina heavy fog forced the postponement of a day of the annual Blue Ridge Golf tournament. Golf pro Joe Maples announced the event was fogged out as players waited for conditions to improve.
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Boone
N. C
North Carolina
Joe Maples
Blue Ridge
Maples
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