Loyola Rambers Aim To Prove They're No 1 In Final
Loyola star Ramblers surge past Duke 94 87 to reach NCAA final against Cincinnati. Cincinnati defeated Oregon State 80 46 to set up title clash. Loyolas high scoring offense faces Cincinnati stout defense in a showdown for national crown.
Gritty Ernst stars as Friars seek NIT title at MSG
Providence faces Canisius in a national invitation tournament final at Madison Square Garden with Vinnie Ernst hampered by a leg injury. The Friars, 23 4, seek their second NIT crown in three years as Canisius hopes to counter with Bill O Connor and Tony Gemari.
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Hawks inch closer in NBA semifinal series
The St. Louis Hawks defeated the Detroit Pistons 122 to 108 to pull within one victory of the Western Division final. Bob Pettit scored 42 points as the Hawks routed the Pistons in Friday night action, moving ahead in the best of five series with the third game set in Detroit Sunday. Cincinnati Royals and Syracuse Nationals play the third game of their Eastern Division series today.
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Kelso Seeks Third on Money Winners List in Camp Show Handicap
Kelso the champion gelding faces six rivals in the $100000 Camp Show Handicap at Bowie to push his lifetime earnings beyond 1.14 million dollars. Crimson Satan Sunrise Wind Gaelic Ladyfaticue and War Council also race, while Tote carries top weight of 131 pounds with jockey Milo Valenzuela aboard.
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Marion Hardin coach sees playoff path with Lima wary
Marion Harding coach Baker expressed hope after a 36 36 tie and late Hamilton basket gave the Prexies a 38 36 lead then fell to Central Catholic 41 36 in a tense regional clash. He noted a possible rematch with Lima or Elyria in the Toledo regional final and highlighted Marion’s defensive contest and outside shooting as keys to staying in the race for Columbus finals.
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Moore Collapse After Bout Leaves Boxer Near Death
Cuban refugee Ramos stopped Moore in a 15 round fight at Dodger Stadium. Moore was taken to White Memorial Hospital after collapsing in his dressing room. Doctors said his chances were poor and later worsened. two other boxers were injured in the same bout.
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Women’s AAU Indoor Track finals spark record chase
Readable prelims show multiple scorers lowering marks. Vivian Brown of Tennessee State shaved .7 off her record to set up a potential three-peat in the 60 meter dash while Janelle Smith Fredonia Ean and Marilyn White Los Angeles posted fast times in sprints.
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Dingosz tops Friday league with 582 series at Park Lanes
Amberst Amherst bowler Ann Dingosz rolled a 582 series to lead all women in the Friday Night Ladies League at Park Lanes. She opened with a 164 followed by 173 and 185 games.
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Dodge Darts lead in high game honors and club president elected
Simon president Joyce Mahan shared high game honors with Diugosz with a 15 game. Sliman's Dodge Darts had LOUISVILLE Kentucky. High team game 766? The article notes high team series for the homan and mentions Amherst Foods and United States Basketball Writliner team. Sliman's Dodge Darts lead Ray Marquette of Indianapolis in league with a 20-10 record.
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Jucker Named Top Coach By Basketball Coaches
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker earned the Jeskethel Coach of the Year honor at the National Association of Basketball Coaches Awards Lunch in Louisville after his team beat Oregon State 80 46 and advanced toward the NCAA final. Iverson of South Dakota State also won College Division Coach of the Year as Tulane's Cliff Wells received a hall of fame appointment.
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Slammin Sammy Eyes 113th Win At Doral Open
Slammin Sammy Snead trails in the 50 000 Doral Open as he fights for his 113th tour victory after a 69 in round two. Paul Harney leads with a 68 72 total while Arnold Palmer Ted Kroll and others chase the leaders in a crowded field.
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Army Wrestler Natvig Advances to 147-Pound Finals
Army junior Mike Natvig moved to the 147-pound finals at the NCAA Wrestling Tournament in Kent. He joined two other defending champions, Mike Martin of Oklahoma and Richard Baughman of Oklahoma, as they vie to repeat. Oklahoma A leads with 32 points, with a tight chase for second among Iowa, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse. Natvig won four straight, defeating Joe Seay of Kansas State in the quarterfinals and Jim Crider of Colorado State in the semifinals.
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