Fraley picks Yankees and Dodgers in season outlook
Fearless Fraley bets the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers to win their pennant races. He lists a seven team American League chase and a stacked National League with the Giants and Cardinals looming, while Mets slip to tenth.
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Providence in NIT Tilt at Madison Square Garden
Providence College, in its fifth straight NIT bid, meets Miami Florida in a quarter-final at Madison Square Garden. Marquette faces St Louis in the other quarter-final as Canisius nurses flu-struck starters ahead of semi-finals while Villanova awaits. The final is set for Saturday at 4 p.m. EST and will be televised.
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Wilt Chamberlain Dominates 1962-63 NBA Records
Wilt Chamberlain led the NBA in scoring with 44.8 points per game and 24.3 rebounds for the 1962-63 season. He set a new field goal mark of .528 and tied for the lone individual record. his 73-point game at New York remains the season high. He won his fourth straight scoring title, with Elgin Baylor second and Oscar Robertson third.
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Baylor
Oscar Robertson
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Bob Pettit
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Walt Bellamy
Chicago Zephyrs
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Oregon State Rips Wildcats
Oregon State University opened with a 7-4 win over the University of Arizona in Tucson. Cecil Ira tossed a complete game allowing eight hits, holding Arizona to two hits through seven innings. Terry Markham hit a homer for Oregon State and Bobby Maxwell connected for Arizona as Arizona fell to 6-2 and Oregon State rose to 1-0.
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Oregon State
Bobby Maxwell
Arizona
Redskins Trade for Steelers Johnny Sample
Washington obtains defensive halfback Johnny Sample from Pittsburgh in exchange for an undisclosed high draft pick. Sample, a five year NFL veteran, previously played for the Colts and joined the Steelers in 1961. He stands six one and 205 pounds and was hurt much of last season but once was regarded as a top wingback.
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Sample
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Arizona Edges Utah 5 4 In Tennis Match
The University of Arizona beat the University of Utah 5-4 as Bill Lenoir won the top singles 4-6 6-2 6-2 over Joe Calley. Arizona stretched by Willie Hernandez illness in doubles.
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University of Utah
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Joe Calley
Utah
Arizona
Willie Hernandez
Lenoir
Exhibition Baseball Results from Sarasota and Florida Venues
United Press International reports a slate of spring exhibition games across Florida and Arizona. Highlights include Los Angeles beating Chicago 5 to 4 with Fairly and Jones homering, and New York Yankees defeating New York Giants 4 to 1 in St. Petersburg with Jackson credited the win. Other results feature Detroit routing St. Louis 8 to 5 at Lakeland, Baltimore edging Cincinnati 4 to 3 in Tampa, Boston beating Los Angeles 7 to 4 in Palm Springs, and Houston routing San Francisco 14 to 7 in Phoenix. Earlier games include Cleveland defeating Chicago 16 to 6 in Nogales and Philadelphia beating Minnesota 6 to 5 in Orlando after extra innings.
Falstaff Beer Quintet Stumbles in ABC Tourney
In Buffalo, Falstaff Beer team of St. Louis fails to win in the American Bowling Congress event. Ronnie Gaudern posts a 670 in three games as Falstaff finishes fourth in classic team with 6,067. United Van Lines leads the classic division at 6,210. Bus Oswalt leads Indiana with a 682 in regular team. Harry Smith fires 296 in classic singles for 680 series and seventh in the division. Jim Snodell tops the regular singles at 727. Al Savas and Gaudern place 10th in classic doubles with 1,273. Robert Raymond of Buffalo claims minor events.
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