Heyman Named Player Of Year In AP All America
Duke star Art Heyman earns unanimous All-America honor and AP player of the year recognition. Nate Thurmond and Bill Green follow with seven votes each in a weak overall All-America crop. Heyman, a 6-5 forward, dominates boards and scoring, signaling top pro draft status.
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Associated Press
Duke
Art Heyman
Hey-man
Blue Devils
Enterprise Assn
Heyman
The
Nations Basketball Association
Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Bill Green
Colorado State
Barry Kramer
New York University
Tom Thacker
Cincinnati
Heyniah
Curt
Herovin
Chicana
New York
Buck
Notable college stars vie for NBA entry in 1960s style ranking
The piece samples top prospects from major programs like NYU Cincinnati Kentucky Princeton and Loyola, highlighting Finnmend Heyman and Thacker as standout guards and forwards, with players such as Cotton Nash Bill Bradley Mel Counts and Dave Stallworth noted for future pro potential and senior or junior eligibility.
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Kramer
NYU
Makom
Violets
Ron Bonham
Jueral
Cincinnati
Thacker
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Cotton
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Jerry Lucas
Eddie Miles
Seattle
Jerry Harkness
Loyola
Betty
NBA
Walt Hazard
UCLA
Mel
Oregon State
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Lucas
Nick Workman
Seton Hall
Paul Silas
Creighton
Seader
George Wilson
High School Tournament Games Set For South High Tonight
District 1 basketball tourney moves into high gear in Hagerstown with a three game slate at South High. North Hagerstown and Boonsboro join the action as semi finals in Class V and Class B. Hancock opens Friday against Emmitsburg. Radio WIE will broadcast North and Taunshora games until eliminated.
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South High
Hagerstown
Washington County
North Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Wwe
Garrett Corly
Southern
Frederick County
Hancock
Nean Ul
Emmitsburg
Taonshora
WIE
North - Frederick
Joe Prokse
Hubs
Rebels
Martinsburg
North Hay
Westminster
Wayneshare
Chambersburg
Proksa
Spring Classes To Open Soon At Local Y
The Hagerstown YMCA announces the winter term ends soon with a final week for boys and girls starting March 4. The spring program begins the next week as Calvins ill health and limited staffing affect training. Frederick and Middletown players feature in local league play while the Pistons and Warriors chase playoff spots in the NBA. The YMCA Gym Circus tops spring events with registration details available through Arthur Carrell.
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Hagerstown
Merv
YMCA
Arthur Carell
Magerstown
Lady Bowlers Take Spotlight On Bow! Champ
Ellie Sirbaugh and Amy Myers from the area will appear on Bow the Champ at Southside Bowl in Half Way tomorrow afternoon. Sirbaugh earned the champion spot after a 53 game set of 405 in league play. Myers will be one of four challengers. Sirbaugh bowls in St Marys and Long Meadow Majors with averages over 103, while Myers competes in two leagues with 103 averages.
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Ellie Sirbaugh
Amy Myers
Southside Bowl
Exhh
Williamsport
International League Opens On April 16
New York AP reports the 1963 International League begins April 15 after 40 years as a single competition. The schedule features 182 games per team in two divisions with five clubs each. Northern clubs include Toronto Maple Leafs, Buffalo Bisons, Rochester Red Wings, Syracuse Chiefs and Richmond Virginians. Southern clubs include Jacksonville Tars, Rochester? crackers, Columbus Jets, Indianapolis Indians and Little Rock Travelers. Indianapolis and Little Rock are joining the league.
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NEW York
International League
Tommy Richardson
Toronto Mapmints
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Yod Wings
Syracuse Chiefs
Richmond Virginians
Jacksonville Stars
Rantas’ Crackers
Columbus Jets
Indianapolis, Indians
Little Rock
Travelers
Indianapolis
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Reports list boxing results from Miami Toulouse Worcester Reno and San Jose with several notable decisions. Penetrant Snipes outpointed Ollie Wilton in Miami while Yves Das Martes bested Jene Barriers in Toulouse. Tek French defeated Billy Backus in Worcester and Mills Lane stopped Dave Canaca in Reno.
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Prass
Miami
Fla
Peentlex Snipes
Miarol
Ollie Wilton
Reno
Nev
Mills
Mathews Aims for Mel Ott Record in 1966 Season
Milwaukee Braves slugger Eddie Mathews, recovering shoulder, trains at spring camp and targets Otts NL mark of 511 home runs. He sets 40 homers as a goal after hitting 348 in his career and 29 last season, while noting his best 1953 season included 47 homers and 195 IS RBIs. The holdout list grows as five players sign.
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Lary
Frank Lary
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Vaughn Monroe
Te Moon
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Milwaukee, Braves
Mel Ott
Braves
Herlow
Jevel
Lott
AMT
Ives
Record Total Of Big League Contests On TV
New York AP reports a total of 957 major league games will be televised this season. NBC and CBS pay about $14 million in broadcast rights to the 12 teams on weekend telecasts, with a $4.25 million World Series and All-Star package. The Mets and Yankees top the schedule with 7 home and 52 away games for the Mets and 46 home and 4 to 5 exhibitions for the Yankees. Club values range from $200,000 for the Senators to $12 million for the Yankees.
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NEW York
NBC
CBS
Yankees
Mets
Washington Senators
It Doesn't Pay To Beat Races at Nowle Bowie Track
Albert Lepore of Pawthicket J died leaves $1,293 after taxes. Bowie race track confirms $39,764 of $42,492 winnings were seized by the Internal Revenue Service and Maryland for income tax. The case hinges on tax penalties and the remaining balance.
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Nowle
Albert Lespore
Pawwthicket
Bowie Racetrack
Tilerntal Revenue Service
Mie Trs
Lepore
Winsiag Ackels
T- State of Maryland
New strike zone to end many stars and boost others
Mickey Owen predicts the new strike zone will end many greats and elevate fringe players. He says Mantle and Mays will be hurt, while Henry Aaron and Roberto Clemente are poised to shine, with Berra valued for the high hard one.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
NEW York Sap
Mickey Owen
Catehar
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Owen
Miami
Fla
Oriole
Waterman
Brooks Robinson
Eell
Atta le
Millar
Robinson
Lim
Cardinals
Dodgers
Mantle
Mays
Roger Mucis
al Katine
Norma Cash
Willie Kirkland
Woody, Held
Harmon Killebrew
Leon Wagner
Orlando Cepeda
Elston Howard
Tommy Davis
Frank Robinson
Ernie Banks
Qiesu
Henry Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Berra
Terps Drubbed By Wake Forest In ACC Tourney
Wake Forest crushed Maryland 91 78 as North Carolina State edged Clemson 79 78 in a rough ACC tournament first round. Duke routed Virginia 69 70 to reach semifinals with Ark Heyman leading the Blue Devils. North Carolina and Wake Forest advance to semifinal night games in Raleigh.
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Associated Press
Wake Forest
Maryland
Carolina
Carolina St
Clemson
Duke
Virginia
Was. & Mary
West Virginia
Richmond Davidson
Vmetl Furnan
Geo
Washington
Raleigh, NG
Blue Devils
Clemson Tigers
North Carolina State
North Carolina
AllAmerica
Ark Heyman
Rat
Twi
NC. State
Bet Aly
Batding
Larry Luking
Clenson
Cham
Jolt
South Carolina
Gamecocks
College Park
Robinson confident after meeting GM at Orleans spring base
Robinson spoke with general manager Lee MaxPhall at the Orleans spring training base and claimed he got what he wanted. The Little Rock native slugged 23 homers, drove in runs, and hit .309 last season.
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Robinson
Veteer
Lee MaxPhall
Oroles
Little Rock
Ara
Cager Sinks 44 Straight Four Shots
Tommy Boyer of Arkansas extended a major college free throw streak to 44, after starting with five against Baylor. He began the game with 40 straight and needed three more to surpass the old mark of 42 set by Dave Ricketts. Weekly NCAB stats show Boyer 195 of 135 on the season for a 92.6 percent. Nick Werkman and Stan Hillmer lead scoring, though Werkman’s average slips to 90.0 in eight games.
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LeRoy Wenterson
Calvin
Skip
Barnhart
Rick Miller
Ralph Atc
Carty
Bill Knicely
Dave Titlow
Harrison Middletown
Bob Lanner
Frederick
Barn
North
Carlers
Seasay
Annapolis
College Park
Willie Jones
Boonshore
Associated Press
Mt. Savage
Detroit Pis
Allegany Club
Seck
Bruns Chicago
Zephyrs.wick
Robertson
Wilson
Johnson
Pistons
Harden
Phillips
San Francisco
Syracuse
Newton
York
NBA/hin
Rothity
Warriors
Buck Mumma
Jack Rohrer
Stewa Bott
Courtney Beare
Gary Himes
Kim Wagner
New York
Sal
Tommy Boyer
Arkansas
Baylor
Dave Ricketts
Duquesne
National Collegiate Athlete Bureau
Boyer
Nick Werkman
Stean Hillmer
Track Stars Competing In K Of C Meet At Madison Square Garden
ED CORRIGAN reports Knights of Columbus Games spark at Madison Square Garden with Baran of Poland and Tyce challenging strong fields. Noel Carroll of Villanova and Reilly of Georgetown headline distance events, while pole vault features Velses La Salle Cruz Villanova and Belliza Maryland. Thomas Boston A.A. tops the high jump and Gubner NYU eyes the shot.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
New York
API
Witold Baeran
Poland
Oon Tyce
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Baran
Noel Carroll
Villanova
Dolt. Reilly
Georgetown
John Dunkelberg
Clamson
Louisville
Dick Smith
Maryland
Toam
Bill Trothers
Los Angeles Times
Wird
Pentti Nikula
Finland
Fli
Juhn Velses
la Salle
Rolando Cruz
John Belliza
Henry Wadsworth
U.S. Army
West Point
N.Y
Algo
Jah Thomas
Boston A.A
Gary Gubner
New York University
Sports as Instant Wealth Through Horse Ownership
A wide look at earnings in professional sports notes owners may profit from horses and riders can earn sizable purses. It estimates top jockeys and athletes accumulating hundreds of thousands yearly, with figures cited for boxing, golf, baseball, and basketball icons, and highlights the lure of professional competition as a path to wealth.
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Bill McCormick
Floyd Patterson
NEW York
NEA
Ash
Dig Dawn
Talence En Lotes
John Sutter
Jackey
Liston-Patterson
Pretty Rocks Helpurse
California
Emile Sports
Griffith
Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Sally
Don Carter
Amos Palmes
Xrogses
Arnold Palmer
Antoniono Rocus
Midas
Willie Shoemaker
Ted
Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ant
Braulla Rae
Jack Nicklaus
Stan Musial
Plateas
Wille Mays
Mickey
Mantle
Thee
Jimmy
Rocky
Hughtal
Fonteal
Bati
Nun Galary
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Green
Tab Ting
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Truston
Marquette
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Drake
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Ed Mathews
Baltimore
Tito Francona
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Jerry Lampe
Norm Siebern
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