College Basketball Scores From United Press International
A wide slate of NCAA and conference results. Notable wins include Oklahoma State 69 Colgate 67 and Texas 65 Texas Western 47. Fortunes shift across conferences with many close games and tournament play in progress.
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Amarillo Coll
San Angelo
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Colorado
Kansas St
Kansas
Oklahoma St
Colgate
Connecticut
Wash. & Jeff
West. Reserve
Fordham
Holy Cross
Northwestern
Michigan St
Iowa
Seton Hall
DePaul
Dayton
Bradley
St. Louis
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio St
Oregon St
Oregon
Washington
Washington St
California
Stanford
UCLA
San Jose St
Pacific U
San Fran
Anta Clara
Seattle
Idaho
Montana St
New York
E. Nazarene
King’s Coll
E. Baptist
Shelton
Phila. Bible
Gordon
Boston
Mass
Northeastern
Springfield
Assumption
Fair.Dickinson
Evansville
Concordia
Augustana
Cape Girardeau, Mo
So. Il
Lamar Tech
Tex
Arkansas St
Missouri
Reading
Phila. Textile
Bloomsburg
Hofstra
Mt. St. Mary’s
Louisville
Oglethorpe
Tennessee
Wittenberg
S. Carolina St
Youngstown
Buffalo
Fresno
Calif
Fresno St
Chapman
Santa Barb. Br. of
San Francisco St
Lubbock
Texas
Oklahoma Co
Colorado St
Texas Western
Xavier
Ohio
St. Bonaviture
Creighton
Regis
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi State
Keatleys And Wreckers Post Girls Wins in City League
Keatleys defeated Nationwide 26 to 15 at the Recreation Building while Beckley Wrecking beat Meadows Construction 27 to 17. Don na Peck led Keatleys with 12 points, To masina Soto had 11 for Nationwide, Gloria Sweeney scored 12 for the Wreckers, and Lin da Ellison added 10 for Meadows.
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Recreation Building
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Donna Peck
Tomasina Soto
Gloria Sweeney
Wreckers
Linda Ellison
Meadows
Isabell Vass
Beckley
Three Major NCAA Tournaments Open This Night
The 1963 NCAA tourneys begin on three fronts as Ohio State ends its bid for a fourth straight post season, with regional games across East Mideast and West venues. Indiana edges Ohio State in overtime for the Big Ten title berth, while UCLA and Stanford clash for the Pacific Coast berth in Santa Monica. The NAIA kicks off a 32 team field led by Grambling College in a bid to repeat its 1961 title.
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Ohio State
Philadelphia
New York U
Pittsburgh
St. Joseph's
Princeton
West Virginia
Connecticut
Evanston
Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Loyola of Chicago
Tennessee Tech
Indiana
Gary Bradds
Tom Bolyard
Illinois
Iowa
Buckeyes
Bill Small
Bill Burwell
Illini
Colorado
Kansas State
Wildcats
Buffalos
State
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Dave Lee
Dons
Xavier
Ohio
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
Steve Thomas
Creighton
Regis
UPI
Wittenberg
South Carolina State
Northeastern
Springfield
Southern Illinois
Lajmar Tech
Tex
Philadelphia Textile
Bloomsburg
Colgate
NAIA
Grambling College
Clay predicts Jones to fall in four rounds at Garden
New York reports Cassius Clay and Doug Jones finished training for their heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Scalpers sold picks and ringside seats for high prices as excitement built over Clay who declared Jones would be stopped in exactly the fourth round, aiming to repeat a dramatic upset.
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Doug Jones
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Dee
McCovey Hits Two Homers In Giants Exhibition Win
Willie McCovey sparked the San Francisco Giants with solo drives in the third and seventh as they defeated the Cleveland Indians 10-7 in a spring game. Orlando Cepeda holds out for a new contract amid salary talks with the Giants.
Exhibition Results Across Spring Venues Highlight Itinerant Action
Major league exhibition games staged coast to coast in Scottsdale Pompano Beach Fort Myers Miami Lakeland St. Petersburg Tampa West Palm Beach Phoenix Palm Springs feature teams from Chicago Boston Kansas City Philadelphia New York St. Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee Cleveland San Francisco Houston and more. Standouts include Mailzone Stuart Williams Kaline and Whitby with multiple home runs and decisive wins by Stock Hannan and Miller.
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San Francisco Giants
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Hal Lanier
Max
Fred Whitfield
Tito Francona
Walt Bond
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St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Twins
Dettroit Tigers
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Cincinnnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Angels
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Ariz
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Buhl
Steevens
McDaniel
Barragan
Massa
Morehead
Nichols
Early
Mailzone
Stuart
Williams
Nelson Mathews
Ken Hubbs
Billy Williams
Nellie Mathews
Mathews
Wenatchee
Wash
Wrigley Field
Cubs Expect Third Rookie Of Year From Newcomer
In The Dugout column notes Chicago Cubs aim for third straight National League Rookie of the Year after naming a top rookie for 1963. Harry Grayson frames the consensus update on the club’s coaching and rookie prospects.
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Jones Quietly Eyes Upset Bid in Clay Clash at Garden
Doug Jones, the silent challenger in the 10 round heavyweight showdown with Cassius Clay on March 13 at Madison Square Garden, travels a training camp near Atlantic City. Jones says he plans to fight and keeps focus while Clay’s talk dominates headlines. Jones views Clay as dangerous but believes he can be drawn into a battle.
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Laoma
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Garden
United States
Canada
New York City
Pro breaks four minute mile barrier in Melbourne
Harold Downes of Victoria became the first professional athlete to run a mile in under four minutes with a 3 59.7 clocking in Melbourne. The 24 year old athlete lowered the previous pro record from 4 04.
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Cubs Hopeful Depth Boost With Promising Mathews
The Cubs project Nellie Mathews as a strong right handed outfielder joining a reshaped lineup. He joins Don Landrum Lou Brock Billy Ott and Danny Murphy with George Altman leaving for St. Louis. Pitching gains include Larry Jackson Lindy McDaniel and Bob Buhl boosting a shaky past.
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Lindy McDaniel
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Don Elston
George Schultz
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Paul Toth
Freddie Burdette
Wings Build Weekend Win Streak in NHL Action
Red Wings defeated the Hawks 5-3 on Saturday night then held the Hawks to a 1-1 draw Sunday. In other games, Montreal beat New York 5-1 while Detroit edged Boston 4-3 narrowing the gap at the top.
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Washington pole vaulter stars at federal games
Brian Sternberg of the University of Washington clears 16 feet 3% inches to lead the first U S track and field federation games. Other results include bowling leaders in Buffalo and a Pensacola Open win by Arnold Palmer. Michigan State golf and NCAA hockey selections noted.
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