Loyola Ramblers Capture NCAA Basketball Title in Thriller
Loyola of Chicago triumphs 60 58 over Cincinnati led by All America forward Jerry Harkness and guard Johnny Egan. The Ramblers rally from 15 points down in the second half in Mammoth Freedom Hall before 19 183 fans. Duke tops Oregon State 85 63 for third place.
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Pesky Ejected As Red Sox Fall To Indians 7 4 In Arizona
Boston manager Johnny Pesky earned his first spring ejection from umpire Ed Runge after protesting calls. The Red Sox lost 7 to 4 at Scottsdale Stadium, surrendering a 4 0 lead as Cleveland rallied with four runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth. Pedro Ramos started for Cleveland, with Bell earning the win and Fornieles taking the loss.
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Sikes Wins Doral Open In Golf Drama Over Snead
Dan Sikes clinched his first circuit victory in three years at the Doral Open with a 36-34-70 five under par 283 while Sam Snead finished one stroke back at 284 after a late rally. Tony Lema led the chase with a 69 and finished third. Balding Harney and Ragan tied for 287.
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NHL Standings Sunday Results From Weekend Games
New York defeated Montreal 5 0 Detroit beat Toronto 3 2 Chicago won against Boston 4 3 formations reflect a high scoring Sunday in the NHL standings with multiple clubs posting decisive wins.
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Spring Training Scores and Schedule for Cactus League
Cactus League results include Cleveland 7 Boston 4 Los Angeles 6 Houston 5 and San Francisco 11 Chicago 6. Today games list San Francisco at Boston Scottsdale 1 30 S local. Tomorrow matchups Boston at Tucson Los Angeles at Phoenix Houston at Mesa Chicago at Mesa.
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Brown Wins 40 Lap Feature at Manzanita Park
Gene Brown of Phoenix wins the 40 lap feature at Manzanita Park with Veice Bailey of Phoenix finishing second Hank Harold from Tucson places third and Al Unser of Albuquerque fourth. Arnold posts fastest time and wins the trophy dash. Heat winners include Don Hamilton San Diego Al Erwin Phoenix Wayne McGonagle Phoenix and Don Thomas El Cajon California. Next program features stock car racing and super modifieds with USAC 110 midgets on April 6 featuring Indianapolis drivers including Parnell Jones.
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Arcadia Scholar Thomas Sets 880 School Record at Glendale Invite
Arcadia High competed with 33 schools at Glendale Invitational. John Thomas finished third in the 880 in 1:57.9, a school mark and state’s third fastest time. Tom Neus placed fourth in 2:00, shaving off the old Arcadia record. The Titans debuted a mile relay in 3:33.2 with Jeff Smith, Terry Juntti, John Williams, and Tom Parker. Coronado's Dave Young podiumed in the 100 and 220.
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Carr Seeks Recognition for ASU Record in 220 Yard Dash
Arizona State University track star Henry Carr clocked 20.3 seconds in a 220 yard dash around a curve at a triangular meet with Arizona and USC. Carr also won the 100 yard dash in 9.5 seconds and contributed to ASU’s fastest mile relay time of 3:07.2, but USC won the meet 81.5 to 62 and Arizona 37.2.
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Playoff Pairings Set as Black Hawks Edge Canadiens
Montreal loses 5-0 to the Rangers while Chicago edges Boston 4-3 to claim runner-up. Detroit tops Toronto 3-2 as Gordie Howe leads with 86 points and 38 goals. Glenn Hall earns the Vezina Trophy margin over Bower and Plante.
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Providence Best dominates NIT all star selections
Providence clinched the 26th annual NIT title by beating Canisius 81-66 as Ray Flynn and Jim Stone led the Friars. Flynn earned MVP honors after scoring 83 points in three games while coach Joe Mullaney praised the win as as big as their first. Marquette took third with a 66-58 win over Villanova as 92,161 fans packed Madison Square Garden.
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Brumel Clears 17 Feet 2 Inch High Jump Mark
Valery Brumel, world record holder, cleared 7 feet 2.6 inches during Soviet Union track and field meets reported by Tass. The result marks a major jump in Leningrad as Brumel continues to dominate the sport.
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Hiller Reigns With Grand Slam as Giants Beat Cubs
San Francisco second baseman Hiller belts a bases loaded slam in the eighth off Jack Warner to spark an 11-6 win over the Cubs. Alou adds two homers, Cepeda and Mays collect three hits as Giants end a seven game slide. Other results include Yankees over Mets 3-0 and Pirates 11 Reds 3.
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Standings Update From United Press International
Eastern division teams Syracuse and Cincinnati both 2 2 with .500 records. Western division leaders St. Louis 2 1 and Detroit 1 2 .333 trailing. Cincinnati and Syracuse 125 and 118 points respectively. Only games scheduled so far in best of five series.
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Wildcats Sweep Utes as Arizona State Splits with Oregon State
Arizona broke Utah with 13-1 and 8-0 wins in a doubleheader while Arizona State University split its twin bill with Oregon State 8-5 and 7-2. Sherwin Scott pitched a two hitter for Arizona in the nightcap and earned the first shutout of the year. Both seven inning games.
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Robertson Stars as Royals Rally Past Nationals in Playoff
Oscar Robertson sparked Cincinnati with 13 points in a pivotal third quarter rally to beat Syracuse 125-118 and push the Eastern Division series to a decisive fifth game in Syracuse Tuesday night. Detroit beat St. Louis 107-103 to even their Western series at 2-2.
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