Kentucky Tops AP Poll Nine Times in 13 Weeks
Kentucky remains No 1 in the AP basketball poll as it heads into the SEC playoff with 24 0 record and 788 points. Indiana sits second with 668 points. Duquesne rises to third after moving up from fourth driven by strong 24 2 mark and NIT berth. Louisiana State ranks eighth with 21 2, Notre Dame seventh, Oklahoma A&M fifth, Western Kentucky fourth.
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Mountaineers Dominate Southern Conference Wrestling
West Virginia wins the Southern Conference wrestling title at Lexington Virginia Military Institute with 36 points, four individual champions, and every Mountaineer earning a championship or consolation. Finals results include Perry over King 6-0 at 123, Guidi over Murray 6-4 at 130, Pritchard over Reid 4-3 at 137, Robertson over Buxton 8-4 at 147, Kramer pins Northrop 6:48 at 157, McEspadde pins Berry 4:05 at 167, Nowitzky pins Childers 2:30 at 177, and Servidio defeats Rauh 4-0 heavyweight.
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Gavilan Whites Minelli In Warmup Before Olson Title Bid
Gavilan, 153 1 4 pounds, pummeled Italy's Livio Minelli with two second round knockdowns in a non title 10 rounder. He eased off after the leash and said the workout was needed for his April 2 challenge for Bobo Olson's middleweight crown in Chicago.
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Jones Seeks Shot At Top Trio After TKO over Dykes
Ralph Tiger Jones revived his middleweight bid with a 10th round technical knockout of Bobby Dykes at Eastern Parkway Arena in Brooklyn. The 25 year old, fighting off a six month layoff and a right thumb and elbow surgery, earned a likely shot at Rocky Castellani Joey Giardello or Gil Turner after trailing on two scorecards before stopping Dykes in 2 12 of the final round. Dykes absorbed heavy blows and suffered a cut over the left eye, his second stoppage in 110 pro bouts.
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Tiger) Jones
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Unclear Boxing Remark After Gavilan Bout
Cor TT NL endured a beating from Gavilan but escaped with a bloody nose and puffed face, signaling a tough bout without a decisive finish.
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Orioles Surprising Start Boosts Dykes Prediction
The Baltimore Orioles with 17 Browns leftovers and several minor leaguers are winning in spring, beating the New York Giants 13-8 as Don Larsen and Clarence Post split mound duties. Don Lenhardt's pinch homer helps fuel the surge while Jimmy Dykes repeats forecasts of surprising gains and a possible fifth-place finish.
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Baseball scorecard fragment shows multiple games and pitchers
Scattered line scores list teams Chicago Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Boston New York Chicago Washington with varied innings and totals. Players named include Moller Hagen Hyde Tipton Rodemeyer Hartig Moisan Willis Murray Tappe Mossi Murszewski Ginsberg Larsen Post Pillette Constable Picone McCall Corwin West rum Nichols Conley Trowbridge White Kellner Stemple Burtscby Astroth Robertson Kuzava Triandos Norwood Kemmerer Delock Wilber Kuzava Freeman Kraly Zilian Duffy Flanigan Dixon Battey Sacka.
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Yankees Clash With Sox Under Casey Stengel Shadow
Gayle Talbot notes the New York Yankees appear poised for a sixth straight American League title while the Chicago White Sox rely on Orestes Minoso as a standout. Minoso leads in batting runs and steals, with Sherman Lollar near behind. Mele’s departure hurts the Sox. The piece questions how far Chicago can rise without broader star power.
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Training Camp Baseball Results From Yesterday
Associated Press reports exhibition games with Boston beating New York 2 1, Baltimore 13 to New York 1, Chicago 4 to Washington 3, Cleveland 15 to Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 7 to Detroit 3, Philadelphia 6 to Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati 10 to Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 3 to St. Louis 0, and Cincinnati B 2 to Cincinnati SB 1.
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Johnston Cinch For NBA Honors
New York Neil Johnston of the Philadelphia Warriors leads the NBA scoring race with 1,625 points after Sundays games, 343 ahead of Easy Ed Macauley. Macauley eyes the all time field goal record while Bob Cousy tops assists and Ray Felix among newcomers. Milwaukee Hawks sweep Bullets in a first ever twin bill. Warriors edge Pistons 75 73 in Miami Beach.
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Williams to under go collar bone surgery today
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox will undergo an operation on his broken left collarbone in Cambridge. Doctors expect a rapid healing and possible light exercise within weeks, with an eight week estimate before a return to baseball.
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Sain Ready to Unretire and Rejoin Yankees
Johnny Sain may return to the New York Yankees after retiring last December. The Arkansas Gazette reports he plans to join spring training in St Petersburg, Florida, following a late offer from the Yankees. Sain, now running an automobile agency in Walnut Ridge, says he is still retired though discussions continue amid Raschi’s sale and increased terms.
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NCAA Tournament opens with four first round games tonight
College basketball roundup shows Kentucky favored in SEC playoff against LSU while Indiana and Notre Dame loom as threats. Lane by lane results include Notre Dame, Loyola, Bradley, Oklahoma City, Seattle, Idaho State, Texas Tech, Santa Clara, Penn State, Toledo, and Navy among others. NIT semifinalists include Western Kentucky and Niagara with St Francis of Loretto advancing. small college tourney begins first round in Kansas City.
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Wolfpack Nips GW 75 73 In NCAA Preliminary
North Carolina State defeats George Washington 75 to 73 as Phil Dinardo scores the late winner with 35 seconds left. Dinardo also makes a critical block to preserve the Wolfpack’s 15th straight over the Colonials. The victory sends NCSU to the NCAA Eastern regionals in Philadelphia.
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