Arcadia Dons Tangle With Coronado In City Showdown
Coronado hosts Arcadia in a high school basketball clash tonight at 7 p.m. The Dons, at 8-8 overall and 6-4 in league, seek revenge after a 55-50 loss on Arcadia’s floor, led by Jim Stipanuk and Len Burkland. Arcadia sits 9-7, 5-5 in Division I, with John Propstra and Corky Hilsabeck pacing the Titans.
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Coronado
Arcadia
Theo Heap
Heap
Jim Stipanuk
Len Burkland
Mike Hodson
Lloyd Love
Stipanuk
The
Dons
Lou Hallman
John Propstra
Corky Hilsabeck
Terry Kearney
Bill Blakely
Brad Shoemaker
Cincy 5 Trips Spirited Drake For 36th Straight Win
Top ranked Cincinnati built a two point halftime lead and pulled away to beat Drake 71 to 60. The Bearcats extend their streak to 36 games as Drake fights to keep pace. Indiana writer Gary Kale notes the season as the year of the rabbit amid the contest.
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Illinois
Georgia Tech
Drake
Bearcats
Illinois Beats Indiana In Big Ten Thriller
Illinois remains undefeated in the Big Ten with a 104-101 win over Indiana as five Illini reach double figures led by Tom Bolyard with 35. Georgia Tech struggles to 50-49 win over William and Mary as Dave Hunter misses a late three to tie.
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Georgia Tech
William and Mary
Cincinnati
Drake
Cats
Ron Bonham
Tom Thacker
Bearcats
McCoy McLemore
Wisconsin
Michigan
Purdue
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Washington
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Oklahoma
Colorado
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New Mexico
West Utah St
Mont. St. U
Tlmois
Big Ten
Illini
Tal Brady
Tom Bolyard
Hoosiers
Dave Hunter
Engineers
John Herbert
Tech
Hunter
W&m
Sun Devils Dominate New Mexico State as Walk Reaches 200 Wins
Arizona State University routed New Mexico State 89-62 in Tempe to give coach Ned Walk his 200th victory. Art Becker led ASU with 19 points and Joe Caldwell added 17 while the Sun Devils shot 55 percent. Arizona State State hosts Arizona Saturday in a rivalry showdown after a busy Monday night slate.
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Tempe
Ned Walk
Xavier
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Tucson
ASU
Walk
Wildcats
Art Becker
Joe Caldwell
Nicklaus Wins Palm Springs Open in Palm Springs
Jack Nicklaus defeated Gary Player in a playoff to win the Palm Springs Golf Classic and claim the title as favorite for the Phoenix Open. Nicklaus posted 65 to Player 73, earning $9,000 with Player taking $4,600 as runner-up. The win adds to the big five era with Nicklaus now leading into Arizona competition.
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Jack Nicklaus
California
Arnold Palmer
Los Angeles
San Diego
Billy Casper
Crosby
Pebble Beach
Nicklaus
San Francisco
Jackie Burke
Gene Littler
Arizona
Gary
Jack
Tage
Ohio State
Player
Montano Ross Set For Garden Ten Rounder In NYC
Tony Montano returns to Madison Square Garden for a 10 round middleweight bout with Willie Ross. Montano recently beat Isaac Logart in Denver while Ross lost a decision to Bobby Pena at the Garden. Also on the card Ray Coleman faces Turson Arnie Cota Robles in an eight round lightweight bout. Other bouts pair Joe Gaza with Joe Gosset and Webster Coves versus Luis Garduno in welterweight action.
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Rockabye) Ross
Montano
Isaac Logart
Denver
Ross
Bobby Pena
The
Garden
Ray Coleman
Turson
Arnie Cota-Robles
Joe Gaza
Joe Gosset
Webster Coves
Luis Garduno
Packers' Taylor Top Pro Gridder of 1962 Poll
Jim Taylor of Green Bay was named the National Football League's top player for 1962 in the weekly Editor's Poll. He led with 92 percent of the ballots from 85 sports writers, with Y A Tittle of the New York Giants second at 86 percent.
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Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Taylor
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
McKenney traded to Rangers in big NHL swap
New York Ranger coach Red Sullivan said the deal sending Don McKenney from Boston to New York for Dean Prentice should benefit both clubs. Sullivan plans McKenney on center with Andy Bathgate, while Milt Schmidt will pair Prentice with Forbes Kennedy and Guy Gendron in Boston.
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UPI
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New York Rangers
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Blues
Don McKenny
Boston
Dean Prentice
National Hockey League
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Ranger
McKenney
Sullivan
Rangers
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Milt Schmidt
Bruins
Forbes Kennedy
Guy Gendron
Dean
Kennedy
Gendron
Schmidt
Boobirds
Clay Raised to Second by WBA in Heavyweights
The World Boxing Association moved Cassius Clay from third to second among heavyweights, pairing him for a potential challenge to the Liston Patterson winner. Clay, from Louisville, faces Doug Jones on March 13 at Madison Square Garden in a key test following Jones’s upset over Zora Folley.
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UPI
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Louisville
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Floyd Patterson
Doug Jones
New York
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Zora Folley
Chandler, Ariz
the Garden
Turf Entries Show Multiple Stakes and Claiming Races
The listing details tomorrow's racing card with nine races including a $1250 claiming one mile event and purses from $1000 to $2500 across divisions. Entries include riders such as J. Chamberly, R. Clink, F. Inda, and B. Yeager with a field of 4 year olds and up, weights and odds varied.
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Mr. R. J
F. Barraby
Joe Moon
B. Yeager
Christy M
J. Andrews
Bachelor Speed
L. Murray
H. Dittfach
Molly Sweeney
E. DeAlba
J. Dailey
L. Knowles
Clandutie
F. Inda
D. W’nkoff
B. Rollins
J. Arterburn
A. Peone
D. Caldwell
M. Kruger
G. Corwin
J. Lambert
Golly Kelly
G. Hunt
Little Ike
J. A'bra
Royal Lineage
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Sandivan
J. A’trburn
G. C’wn
Turkson
Peter Glory
J. A
Brn
Mecenary Island
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Diner
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M. Person
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Florista
Buck Horn
J. Quinn
Eau de Vie
Montague
Vegas Doll
J Noble
L. Kreider
Tip-O-Flame
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Space Strider
Destrer Lad
Private Jones
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John B. Wall
Sun Sent
Nevada Ram
R. Correa
Shine Brain
Fairy Dighton
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Saccharine Ik. Bernis
L Knowles
Comet
G Corwin
Stormy T
D. Howell
Carnethy
L. Gomez
L Kreider
TL Knowles
S. Luark
Prince Reading
New York Stadium in Flushing Meadow Named Shea Stadium
Mayor Wagner signed a local law declaring the Flushing Meadow Park venue William A Shea Stadium honoring the attorney who helped bring National League baseball back to New York. In Prague 12,000 watched the Czech All-Star squad edge the touring United States amateurs 3 2 with goals from Bill Daly and Frank Silka.
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UPI
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William A. Shea
Robert F. Wagner
Vienna
United States
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Radio Prague
Bill Daly
Wellesley
Mass
Frank Silka
Detroit
Bearcats Top UPI Poll as Loyola Holds Second Place
Cincinnati remains unbeaten at 17 0 and leads the United Press International major college basketball ratings for the seventh straight week with 35 coaches voting. Loyola of Chicago sits second at 26 0, while Duke Illinois Arizona State U and Georgia Tech fill the top six as the race for the national title narrows to unbeaten teams.
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Karras Moves Toward Partnership in Lindell Bar
Detroit Lions All-Pro defensive tackle Alex Karras appeared before the Police Liquor Licensing Bureau to answer questions on his application to become a partner in the Lindell Bar amid objections from Lions officials. The hearing was a routine procedural step toward the partnership.
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UPI
Alex Karras
Lindell
Detroit Lions
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Lions
Police Liquor Licensing Bureau
Turner Stops Manning in Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia Dick Turner 147 pounds stops Percy Manning 145 pounds in the third round. Both fighters are from Philadelphia. The bout took place in Philadelphia with Turner securing a win.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dick Turner
Percy Manning
Racing Names and Bets From Event Card
The list shows horse names and jockeys or bettors for races 1 through 10. Notable items include Peter Glory in race 7 or 10 and BET Peter Glory in the seventh race.
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Florista
Destrey Lad
Free Hearted
Fleet Don
Bachelor Speed
Phildella
Charm Star
Luvado
Mare Mike
Majam
Vain Prince
Peter Glory
Rechamber
Likeapapa
Owhee Bill, Pte
Bet
Big Sports Fete To Honor Stars
Phoenix hosts the 14th annual Phoenix Press Box Sports Award dinner honoring Arizona's top amateur and professional athletes and coaches of 1962. Notables include Stan Musial Willie Mays Al Dark Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Rodger Ward Jerry West John McKay and Phil Harris as MC. Nominees cover coaches amateurs and pros across basketball swimming baseball track football and golf.
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UPI
Arizona
Phoenix Press Box
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Pete Runnels
al Dark
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Rodger Ward
Los Angeles Laker
Jerry West
Southern California
John McKay
Ned Walk
Arizona State University
Dick Smith
Martin
Pug) Marich
Phoenix College
Lenon
Baldy) Castillo
ASU
Bob Hendricks
Arcadia
Wilt's Dunker Wins For S F Warriors Over Chicago
Wilt Chamberlain scored 36 as his late dunk and a free throw secured a 109-107 win for the San Francisco Warriors over Chicago. The game featured five tied or lead changes and kept the Warriors within a half game of Detroit for third in the Western Division.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Chicago
Chamberlain
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
Detroit
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Boston
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Wright Wins Sea Island Invite With Ace in Windswept Round
Mickey Wright, at Sea Island Golf Invitational, shoots 73 with a hole in one on the 135 yard par 3 fifth to win by ten strokes. Ruth Jessen finishes runner up at 222 while Murle Lindstrom and Gloria Armstrong chase in the pack. Wright earns $1,000 and opens the 1963 LPGA tour.
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Sea Island, Ga
UPI
Mickey Wright
Sea Island
Ruth Jessen
Bonsal
Calif
Miss Jessen
Miss Wright
Golfer Kincaid Nets 14th Career Hole-in-One
Veteran golfer Bill Kincaid added his 14th career ace yesterday at the Scottsdale Country Club on the 133 yard 14th hole. He used an eight iron to hole the shot.
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Scottsdale Country Club
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