Art Heyman Named 1963 National College Player of the Year
Duke standout Art Heyman was named the 1963 Associated Press college basketball player of the year. Heyman led Duke to an unbeaten Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and topped All-America voting with 74 points. The AP tally included notable selections like Bonham, Bradds, and Kramer.
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Green Miles Yates WerkTM on Seton Hall Third Team
Green of Colorado Stake University Eddie Miles of Seattle Tony Yates of Cincinnati Jimmy Ray of Indiana and Nick Werk of Seton Hall comprise the third team.
Rebels Lead In Wrestling Tournament
South High leads the Valley Invitational Wrestling Tournament semi finals with 46 points, Berkeley Springs 38, Medgesville 27, Martinsburg 26, Williamsport 24 and Hancock 14. Consolation matches follow. finals set for about 9:30 p.m. tonight.
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Race results at Bowie
Race results from Bowie track show several finishes with times and earnings. Names such as Mek Ce, Ted, Waters, and Alavaray appear among entries, with a $2603 purse noted and references to classes and lines of results.
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Wilson Cagers Post 9th Win in Narrow Victory
Wilson College edged Harpers Ferry 56 65 in a West Virginia tourney game. Hedgesville led 9 6 after the first period but Wilson rallied to seize a 3 3 point lead after three quarters and held on as Rich Racas and Connie Perl sparked the Ferrians with key scores.
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Fulton Sextet Ends Season With 11-0 Mark
Saalun, Fa In a decisive display Southern Fulton girls basketball team bowled over Tissey Mountain 50 to 15 Thursday to close the year undefeated at 11-0 and extend a 29 game win streak over three seasons. Nine players scored as they jumped to a 19- First quarter lead and never looked back. Maxine Spade 21 points Marlys Palmer 15 and Booth 10 led the balanced scoring with Palmer and Spade returning next year.
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Tennis Sport Defended By Ace Player By CHUCK MCKINLEY No
U S players discuss tennis prospects in a San Antonio AP dispatch. The piece notes optimism about the game, tournament growth, and mixed views on an Open event. Players suggest trialing an open format while criticizing administration and for the sport’s future.
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Emmitsburg Wins Opener Over Oldtown 63 55 In Tourney
Emmitsburg defies early drought to edge Oldtown of Allegany County 63 to 55 in the District 1 Class C quarterfinal at South High. Eyler scores 24 for Emmitsburg, Harner 14, Baker and Stoops add key baskets as Emmitsburg advances to meet Hancock in the semifinals.
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Duke and WVU Face Major NCAA Tourney Hurdles
Duke, ranked second, and West Virginia survive first round conference play but loom as uneasy favorites in the NCAA tournament. Duke meets North Carolina State in the ACC semi at Raleigh while West Virginia faces Furman in the Southern semi at Richmond.
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All-Star Field In New Orleans Golf Tourney
The Greater New Greens Opies Golf Tournament opens in New Orleans with a $40 000 purse and a $6 40 first prize. Gary Player Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper headline a 149 professionals and 10 amateurs field at Lakewood Country Club over four days. The wooded course with narrow fairways and many lakes is expected to challenge entrants.
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Pitching Great Eppa Rixey Dies in Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey, famed left handed pitcher and one of baseballs all time greats, died January 27 after a heart attack at Reds Hospital. He won 266 games in his career with Reds and Phillies and later coached at Virginia. Funeral set for St. Thomas Take Church.
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Antietam Consider Future Of Local Baseball Club
The Antietam baseball club in the Independent League may determine its future at a Sunday meeting. Team spokesman Charlie Churchay said a decision on operating this year will likely be made at his home, with the meeting starting at 2 p.m. All players are asked to attend, as there must be interest or the franchise may be dropped.
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NBA Thursday Results Reported by Associated Press
National Basketball Association results show New York crushing Doirnit 121 to 92 while Chicago fell 109 in another AP recap. Specific team names appear garbled in the source, but the scores indicate two distinct games covered on Thursday.
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Alvard Scores Long TD For Kentucky School
Don Daly, backfield coach at Eastern Kentucky State College, posts a record long touchdown run of 70 yards against Merhead in 1931, the sole touchdown of the game, noted in Richmond.
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