Ohio State Remains No 1 Despite Loss In College Basketball
Ohio State holds the top spot for the 14th straight week in the national rankings even after suffering its first loss of the season. Cincinnati climbs to No. 2 with a 24-2 record while Kansas State Kentucky and Mississippi State hold the next positions. Utah and Wake Forest rise notably into the top 10.
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Boxing Results From New York Philadelphia San Francisco
UPI reports Tony Fortunato of New York outpointed Gil Diaz of Puerto Rico. Willie Davis of Philadelphia stopped Clarence Collins of Philadelphia. Robert Cleroux of Montreal defeated George Logan of Boise Idaho in San Francisco.
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Montreal
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Idaho
Raleigh County Junior High Tourney resumes tonight at Shady Spring
Tonight's games at Shady Spring High School were postponed to Wednesday with the tournament ending Thursday. Semifinals feature Eccles and Glen White at 7 p.m. for Class B, followed by Stoco versus Shady in the nightcap as the Raleigh County Junior High title ride continues. Shady Spring won 59-43 over Sophia Jr. in the opener. Stoco Jr. beat Trap Hill 50-31.
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Bolan Aims To Finalize Patterson Liston Title Fight
Promoter Tom Bolan of Championship Sports reports negotiations for a Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston heavyweight title bout should finish today with only one minor detail unsettled. Liston has agreed to 12 percent of net receipts. Patterson previously demanded no less than 20 percent. Bolan said Patterson must personally approve every detail before an official announcement.
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Jackson's Entry Helps Chicago's Hoop Fortunes
Tony Jackson sparked Chicago Majors to a 102-98 road win at Long Island Arena over the New York Tapers to seize first in the ABA Eastern Division. Kelly Coleman and Jackson added 26 and 24 points, while Danny Swartz topped New York with 38. Cleveland beat Kansas City 104-92 as Dick Barnett led with 28. Hawaii beat San Francisco 109-99, tying for second in the West behind Kansas City. Bill Spivey had 38 points and 17 rebounds.
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Doherty Denies Piersall Getting Star Treatment
POMPANO BEACH Florida Ed Doherty Washington Senators general manager denied Jimmy Piersall receives star treatment and special privileges. Player rep Gene Woodling said he investigated pampering charges and a single room and meal money requests. Doherty said Piersall is treated like any other player and clarified the room issue citing past examples.
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Giants Ready To Offer Cepeda About $46,000
San Francisco Giants near a $46,000 offer for Orlando Cepeda, about $1,000 per homer last season, while Cepeda holds out for $60,000 as experts note expanded schedules could boost his 60-homer aim. The club also signed Jack Sanford to $25,000 as Cepeda remains the lone holdout in camp.
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Puerto Rico
Bell Patent Granted Sparks Telephone Age
The March 7 1876 date marks Alexander Graham Bell receiving the telephone patent. Future travel may include cheaper jet trips and Europe weekends becoming ordinary holiday getaways.
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Daily Horoscope 1962 by Weld Rateroeiser, Inc
Aries urged to be firm under pressure to buy or lend while Taurus warns against overextending credit. Gemini advises self trust, Cancer expects encouraging finances but calls for prompt action. Leo hints at possible treachery, Virgo notes disputes, Libra seeks rest if stressed, Scorpio urges steady effort, Sagittarius cautions care, Capricorn to guard possessions, Aquarius promises social chances, Pisces shows mood shifts.
Tut's Moves Into Women's Major League Lead
Tut's Moves Into the Women's Major League lead at Bowl Wick after three wins over King Photo, now one game ahead of Beauty Bar which split with Greenbrier Dairy to fall to second while Lewis Chevrolet moved to third. Betty Martin led with 541, Emma Brich 506, and Mary Hall 201. Jo Biggs 455 for King Photo. Elizabeth Clay 552 led Beauty Bar.
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Emma Brich
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Jo Biggs
Elizabeth Clay
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Eunice Long
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Cleo Crewey
Ruby Jo Gordon
Helen Campbell
Chevrolet Girls
Mary McCallister
Rams Eagles Announce Player For Player Swap
Los Angeles Rams trade defensive lineman John Baker to the Philadelphia Eagles for linebacker Bob Pellegrini in a straight player for player swap. Both clubs express satisfaction with the deal as a major step to shore up defenses for 1962.
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Lincoln Downs cancels racing after track unsafe
Lincoln Downs halted its racing program until Wednesday due to unsafe track conditions after Monday races. Two horses fell in the second race causing minor injuries to jockeys Henry Wajda and Dick Hanson.
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Death notices and funeral announcements in Beckley area
Amos B Epp erly 49 of Cleveland formerly Beckley funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday March 6 Daniels Community Church burial Crow Cemetery. Body at Calfee Funeral Home until hour before service. Arrangements by Calfee Funeral Home. Harry L Mondorf 417 South Kanawha Street funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Keyser Bryant Chapel Rev Daniel M Dorsey Rev J B F Yoak Jr entombment Sun Set Mausoleum. Viola Mae Huffman 89 Mt Tabor died Sunday funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday March 7 Mt Tabor Baptist Church burial Mt Tabor Cemetery body at Melton Mortuary one hour prior to service. Pallbearers grandsons and great grandsons. Henry Lee Smith 73 Highland Drive Pleasant Hills funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday March 6 Calvary Baptist Mabscott burial Mt Tabor Cemetery body in state one hour prior. Allen Bonds Sr 71 125 Rice Street died 11 a.m. Monday March 5 Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel body remains until funeral time. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday March 7 Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens pallbearers listed. James Henry Snead 86 Glen Morgan died 2:49 p.m. Sunday March 4 Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel 2 p.m. Tuesday March 6 Rev Charles F E Walker officiating burial Beaver Cemetery body at Rose and Quesenberry until time pallbearers listed. Adam C Zglady 81 Skelton died 11 a.m. Friday March 2 Huntington hospital funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday March 6 Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens body at funeral home until time.
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