Bruins Hold Ground In AP Top Ten Race
UCLA Bruins press toward the top while Michigan Wolverines lead in the Associated Press college basketball rankings through the Feb. 27 poll. Michigan holds 399 points with 31 first place votes as UCLA trails with 362 points and four first-place votes.
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College Scores Roundup From AP Across Regions
The Associated Press lists multiple college basketball results by region. Notable scores include NYU 79 over Wagner 68 and Notre Dame 92 over Creighton 74 in the East, Indiana 110 over Ohio State 90, and Kansas 68 over Colorado 62 in the Midwest with several other regional games and close spreads.
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RHS Draws Bye in 5AA Cage Action
Roswell's Coyotes have a bye on day one of the Dist. SAA basketball tourney in Roswell. Thursday games include Las Cruces vs Alamogordo at 5 30 p.m. Artesia vs Carlsbad at 7 p.m. Hobbs vs Clovis at 8 30 p.m. Friday Roswell meets the Cruces Alamogordo winner at 7 p.m. and other winners play at 8 39 with finals Saturday for first and third.
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YMCA Cage Finals Set With Cosden Teachers Clash
Buds Cosden and Chaves County Teachers meet for the YMCA Adult Commercial League basketball championship at the Y. Rat Pack and Air Force Warriors vie for third and fourth. Cosden beat Rat Pack 66 62 and teachers beat Warriors 72 68 on Monday.
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Dawn Fraser vows fight after AU swimming ban
Australian swimmer Dawn Fraser said she would not take expulsion lying down and defended herself to newsmen. She claimed her only misstep in Tokyo was marching in the opening ceremony and wearing the wrong suit, which she described as tight and uncomfortable.
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Dawn to Fight Expulsion After Tokyo Allegations
Olympic gold medalist Dawn and her husband Gary vow to clear her name after the Australian Swimming Union expels Dawn for ten years and three others for lesser suspensions. ASU cites disobedience at the Tokyo Games while pledging discipline as a deterrent for future Olympics.
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CBS Increases Holdings in NY Yankees Ownership Shift Nears Completion
CBS raised its Yankees stake to 9 percent and eyes full control by buying the remaining 10 percent from Dan Topping. Del Webb sold his 10 percent for 1.4 million dollars as CBS previously paid 11.2 million for 80 percent last year. Topping said he will serve as club president through a five year term while CBS may acquire his stake sooner. He added hopes Ralph Houk and Dan Jr will run the operation in time.
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Snead Repeats as Senior Boys Champion in Fort Lauderdale
Sam Snead, age 52, captures the senior title at Fort Lauderdale Country Club with 278 eight-under par, four-stroke margin over Joe Lopez Sr. who shoots 67 to take second at 282. Hogan declines senior status, saying he does not consider himself a senior golfer.
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Denny McLain Debuts With No-Hitter in Harlan
Detroit Tigers ace Denny McLain pitched a no hit game in his first professional appearance for Harlan Kentucky in 1962. He dominated the mound securing a historic debut performance.
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Late Wayne Estes Named on 1965 AP All America Team
The AP 1965 All America basketball selections include the late Wayne Estes of Utah State along with Bill Bradley of Princeton Cazzie Russell of Michigan Rick Barry of Miami Gail Goodrich of UCLA and Fred Hetzel of Davidson. Estes was electrocuted in an accident on the Utah State campus February 8.
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All-America selections announced by sports writers
The All-America team voting by 216 sports writers and broadcasters named Bradley and Russell as the top two players with 197 and 186 first place votes respectively. The second team featured Stallworth, Lee, Buntin, Schellhase and Thoren, with a third team including Cunningham, W. Davis, Erickson, Austin and Walker.
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Bobcats and Panthers Land Three on All-Tourney Team
Hagerman Bobcats champions of the District 5B tourney claim three spots on the All-Tournament Team Tex Mann Ray Barela and Buddy Adair chosen for the Bobcats Jal Panthers finish fourth with Kenny Ferguson Phil Aldridge and Bill Halsey on the team Other named include Mickey Wyatt Gabriel Sanchez Eloy Torrez Ricky Langston and Lee Leonard The Bobcats also win the Sportsmanship Award presented by Cloudcroft coach Bud Hendrickson
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Roswell Gym Team Dominates Las Cruces Dual Meet
Roswell High School gymnasts won a dual and triangular meet in Las Cruces with Roswell boys scoring 88 to 35 over Las Cruces and Las Cruces girls at 4% to Roswell 30. Top all around scorers were Clark Keith of Roswell first with 30 points Far Dennison of Roswell 23 points and Janet Dennison of Roswell second. Next meet is Farming ton March 13 and the state invitational will be held in Roswell March 20.
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ENMU Edged by NM State 83 77 in Regular-Season Finale
New Mexico State University defeated Eastern New Mexico University 83 to 77 Monday night to close out the regular season. The game featured strong performances from NM State and a late push by ENMU.
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Pro-Am Golf Tourney Set for New Mexico Officials
Pro and amateur golfers tee off Saturday at the Municipal Golf Course for the New Mexico Professional Amateur Golf Tournament. Carl Edwards notes separate sweepstakes for professionals and amateurs, entry fees of five dollars each, and optional team play with full handicaps. Play runs until 1 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Moffat Cramer Win Golf Event
The OWC The Club held Friday weekly play. Winners in Least Strokes to Green Tourney were First Flight Georgia Moffat and Polly Cramer. Second Flight Doris Ford and Jean Dietz. Third Flight Nita McNulty and Gerda Bowerman. A luncheon followed at the Officers' Club. Next Friday’s play- Three Blind Hole Tourney. pairings Friday morning.
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Booster Meet Plans District and State Basketball Tournaments
The Roswell Athletic Booster Club meets tonight at 7 30 in the RHS Cafeteria to discuss plans for the upcoming district and state basketball tournaments.
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Bears Flanker Johnny Morris Named Outstanding NFL Pass Receiver
New York AP confirms Chicago Bears flanker back Johnny Morris as the NFL's top pass receiver for the last season based on official statistics.
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Boxing results from Tokyo and New Castle in 1974
Hiroshi Kobayashi stopped Soo Bok Kwan in Tokyo. Jack Bodell defeated Al Rove in New Castle, England. The bouts featured 126 percent punch power claims and involved boxers from Japan South Korea Jamaica and Jamaica.
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Twin double payoff tops U S track history at Miami
Big Herbie Lewis won 123 thousand 217 dollars and 60 cents on the Miami Hialeah twin double, claiming the largest payoff in U S thoroughbred track history. He bets daily and had 12 live tickets after investing 1640 dollars on two outsiders and two favorites in the final stretch.
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