Ramblers and Bearcats Ready for NCAA Final Showdown
Loyola Ramblers led by Johnny Egan clash with Cincinnati Bearcats in the NCAA title game after Loyola crushed Duke 94 to 75 and Cincinnati defeated Oregon State 80 to 46. A 10,153 crowd watches the top offense meet the top defense in Louisville.
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Chicago
Red Sox Meet Indian Team Here Sunday
The Boston Red Sox host the Cleveland Indians at Scottsdale Stadium at 1 30 p m in a Cactus League game after a 7 3 win over the Indians yesterday. Lou Clinton piled four hits and Eddie Bressoud drove in two to break a 1 1 tie. Earl Wilson saved seven innings for the win as John Lamabe closed with two scoreless frames. Oakland Angels led Giants 6 4 and Houston 8 7 as standings show the Angels atop the league.
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Earl Wilson
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Milwaukee Braves
Rich Greyhound Race Set Tonight
The second richest greyhound race in the country takes place tonight at Phoenix Greyhound Park with eight dogs competing for 25000 dollars. Favorites include Little Big Horn and Going Out while Holiday Isle Frank Wall Suel's Rose Mac's Squaky O B's Rifle and Sunny Susie are also entered. Tucson entrants did not qualify and local favorites Just Zoom and Buster Murphy missed the title run.
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Rifle
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Tucson
Zoom
Buster Murphy
Beavers End ASU Win Streak With 8-6 Victory
Oregon State defeated Arizona State 8-6 in Tempe snapping ASU 12 game winning run. Doug Stahl drove in six runs with three hits including a first inning homer. Steven Clark earned the win while Larry Cochell took the loss. Oregon State improves to 3-2, ASU to 12-2. The teams were set for a doubleheader.
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Oregon State University
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Sun Devils
Steven Clark
Larry Cochell
Doug Stahl
Oregon State
Arizona State
Track Watch: Five-Way Meet at Tempe
ASU, Arizona, and USC headline a five team track meet in Tempe tonight. Henry Carr of ASU already set a world mark of 20.4 seconds in the 220 yard dash and may run faster. Nine events highlight the program with field events starting 7 30 p m and running events at 8 p m. Officials expect over 8 000 spectators.
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ASU
Phoenix College Expels Cage Ace
Phoenix College dismissed Dick Ervin for ineligible play after it emerged he competed at Wenatchee Valley Junior College in 1960. Officials forfeited most games and disqualified the Bears from the National Junior College Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson Kansas. Dean Robert J. Hannelly sent a public apology to tourney officials.
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Robert J. Hannelly
Titan Nine Triumphs Over Coronado 10-3
Arcadia High’s Titan Nine defeated Coronado 10 3 at Arcadia Friday. Chris Martin pitched most of the game for Arcadia while Bill Nichols and Nelson Burns produced key hits and RBIs. Coronado led 2 1 after one but Arcadia answered with a three run second inning and added insurance in the sixth and seventh to secure the win.
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Chris Martin
Coronado
Nelson Burns
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Bill Nichols
Dana Woudenberg
Propstra
Blakely
John Propstra
McReady
Koch
Bishop
Parfilt
Rollins
Hawks Take 2-1 Lead With 122 108 Win Over Pistons
St. Louis Hawks built a two games to none lead in the Western Division semifinal by beating the Detroit Pistons 122 108. Bob Pettit scored 42 points to pace the Hawks while Detroit rallied to 79 all late in the third before a 10 point burst gave St. Louis the edge. The third game moves to Detroit Sunday. Cincinnati Royals and Syracuse Nationals contest their Eastern Division series with a 3rd game due today.
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National Basketball Association
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Louis
Ferrier Says Money No Pressure In Golf Tour Talk
Jim Ferrier, 48, says earnings at $25 000 or $5 000 do not alter pressure. The tour faces tougher competition and back issues like Ken Venturi’s tendonitis at the Doral Open. Sam Snead battles foot pain, yet stays money on the winter circuit with a long streak of cashes. Palmer leads modern era earnings. Ryder and Masters spots determined for others. Johnny Spence’s humorous misadventure ends with an unknown bottle in a parking lot.
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Miami
UPI
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Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
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Venturi
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Cary Middlecoff
PGA
Snead
Sam
Tommy Bolt
Tommy
Ryder
Palmer
Billy Casper
Atlanta
East Lake
Angels' staff shines as spring gains momentum
Angel pitchers lead with a 1.76 earned run average as Bill Rigney's staff gets eight straight wins. The latest came in a 6-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants with solid work from Bob Leopold Gordon Richardson Ed Thomas and Art Fowler. Willie McCovey hit his seventh homer for the NL champions in the loss.
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Bill Rigney
Angel
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McCovey
Bob Leopold
Gordon Richardson
Ed Thomas
Art Fowler
Willie McCovey
Friars Canisius NIT Final Set at Madison Square Garden
Gritty Vinnie Ernst hobbled by a leg injury leads Providence against Canisius in the NIT final at Madison Square Garden. Providence, 23 4, seeks a second NIT title in three years after a 14 game win streak. Canisius, 19 6, relies on O Connor and Gennari as Ernst’s status is uncertain.
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Marquette
Memphis State
Villanova
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Goin to the Dogs Bill 1 Vale
The $25,000 Arizona Stakes at Greyhound Park tonight features eight top greyhounds. Elimination rounds trimmed the field to standouts like Little Big Horn Macs Squeaky Suels Rose and Frank Wall with Little Big Horn the pick to win. Also noted are Hershey Hutch Small Sa Sam and OBs Walla in the 10th and 11th races for potential strong showings.
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Holiday Isle
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Rose
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Rifle
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Flashy Fire
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Exhibition Results From Florida Meeting Baseball Doubleheader
Exhibition results recap from Tampa Sarasota and Pompano Beach shows multiple games. Quiroz and Green lead Cincinnati in Tampa with a 4 3 final while Kreutzer tops Minnesota in Sarasota 8 5. Cisco and MacKenzie secure a win for Washington in Pompano Beach as Burright and Hinton homer.
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Baseball scores and home runs from spring training games
At Bradenton and St. Petersburg Florida cities the scores show wins by Cloninger and Sadowski with homeruns by Wojcik Bryan Carmel Goldy and Spangler Mathews Santo Burton and McCovey. Other games list Giusti Wilson Richardson Miller and Mantle among the hitters with wins and losses for multiple clubs.
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Santo
Burton
Curry Heads Racing Group Convention Elected Leaders
Neil J. Curry of Los Angeles was elected president of the National Association of Racing Commissioners. He moves up from first vice president as William S. Miller, Edwin L. Dunaway, Thomas J. Brogan, A. E. Smith, and S. Tupper Bigelow assume top officers. The group adopted a 112 pound weight minimum and discussed the 48 hour closing rule. The convention closed with a Western dance in Phoenix.
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Lexington
Snead Harney Tie for Doral Open Lead in Round Two
Sam Snead tied Paul Harney for the Doral Open lead after a 69 as Snead hobbled by a sore foot. Harney fired 72 after a 68, standing at 140, with Gene Littler at 141 and Arnold Palmer at 142 chasing as Ted Kroll matched Palmer at 142.
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Bear) Bryant
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