High Scoring West Takes Honors In NCAA Stretch Run
West Virginia wins the NCAA tournament game 71-70 in a tense finish over California. Jerry West leads with scoring records, finishing the event with 160 points in five games, tying the NCAA mark, while Oscar Robertson boosts his two-year major school scoring record with 1,962 points.
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West Virginia
Newell
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Tush
West
Imbolt
Fred Schaus
Oscar
LaSalle
Ford
Schays
Pele
Cincianati
Louisville
Robertson
Furman
Frank Seivy
Line Drive Crumples Garcia in 7 5 Indians Beat Red Sox
Veteran pitcher Mike Garcia suffered a knee injury after a line drive struck him as the Indians defeated Boston 7 to 5 in Tucson Arizona. Garcia, trying a comeback after spine surgery, was carried off on a stretcher. The game featured Gomes and Power among others in a rough spring exhibition.
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Howse
Jackson Wins NIT Most Valuable Player For St Johns
St Johns sophomore Tony Jackson earned the NIT MVP as the Redmen defeated Bradley 76 71 in the final at Madison Square Garden. Jackson scored 21 and grabbed 27 rebounds, sealing the game's late lead with a decisive jump shot and guiding St Johns to their third NIT crown despite Bradley’s late surges.
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Tony Jackson
Associa
AL Seiden Tech
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Teagl
Bradley
Godieh Joe Lapeltick
Redmenmiie Wilkens
New York University
Bobby Joe Mason
Seiden
SkaAtha
Trojans Smother St Bridget's 85 54 in tournament final
St Mary's of Troy claimed the Gran"e mar School Basketball Tournament title at LaSalle Institute after routing St Bridget's of Watervliet 85 54. Sacred Heart secured third place with a 66 47 win over St Joseph's of Troy. St Mary's players EI Williams and Rocco Wennis scored 29 and 28. St Bridget's Bob Comis led with 27. Officials and coaches from LaSalle presided over the event with Bro. Charles Waphinel and Tom Farran distributing awards.
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Tom Hebert
Raymond Hel
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Roce Ne Bonis
Mike Ryan
Bridget's
Bob Comis
Dave Daley
John Tarkin
John Gretlin
Bob Casale
Mart Dauber
Fragmented List of Individuals and Contacts Across Clubs
A dense OCR readout lists numerous names with numbers and affiliations across mixed groups. It appears as scattered rosters, contact lines, and club entries including trucks, mixed teams, juniors, and girls scouts, with many misspellings and incomplete data.
Newcomer Captures Gulf Coast Tourney Golf title
Nervelass Mason Rudolph, a 24 year old newcomer from Clarksville Tennessee, won the Gulf Coast Invitational Townament with a 72 hole total of 273, a tournament record and six strokes ahead of the field, after a final round 68. Lions Set Record at Berkeley as Nittany Lions claim national college pyronastics title with Armando Vega leading. Art Fakle soars in 40.1 meter jump at Lake Pemlemark Adirondack resort under heavy snow and near freezing temps.
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Nervelass
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Wlendell
Sidall
Stokes
Lions
Berkeley
Calif
Penn
Nittany Lions
Armando Vega
Phinos
University of California
Harmon
Vokle
Victor Old Forge
Art ‘Fakle
Odinski Club
Lake Felemark
N.J
Adirondack
Tright
Strife
Betsy Rawls Wins Columbus Women's Open by Four Strokes
Betsy Rawls of Columbus won the Columbus Women's Open by four strokes with a final score of 294. Veteran pro Faroe, from Spartanburg, finished in the top ranks, while Marlene Batter of Delray Beach placed second.
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Vetera
Spartan-sburg
Faroe
Witsul
Marlene Batter
Magge
Wetwells Win Final in Brookline Hockey Championship
Wetwells of Brookline Massachusetts staged a come from behind finish yesterday to claim the senior U. S. hockey championship in Green Bay beating the Rochester Minnesota Mustangs 2 0 in the final.
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Mustangs
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Mim
Rotary and Local Club Names Highlighted in Turbulent Roster
A crowded OCR list shows numerous names with club affiliations and scores, including Rotary Baila Boys Mia Kawa TiauBl and Rotary Bantam Girls with Suzan AleManus. Other entries name Dom's Market Mixed, DeMento Bantams, and DeMento Junior teams with players like John Ax and Gladys Wilson, suggesting a neighborhood sports or club roster.
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Meyer
Helen
Laura Kawa
Jane Corrigan
Dot Ingalls
Shirley Alix
Patiun Post
Stari Threuski
Julia Shehko
Eva BeMenta
Ann Pinckney
East Side
Jeannie Kueskar
Eva DeMento
Justine Gilboy
Marge K. Slichko
Bachara Cgrapsey
DaMento
Gladys Wilson
Carol Webster
Barbara Destunto
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Goodwin and Johnstone Vie In North and South Golf Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina Joanne Goodwin defeated Barbara McKilive in a tense North and South Amateur semifinal to advance to the final. Ann Casey Jolnslong of Mason City edged Joseph Ness of Greedwich to reach the championship match.
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N.C
Thay
Joanne Goodwin
Yast
Ohio State Wins Relays On Houston's Booboo
Ohio State captured the West Texas Relays team title after Houston was disqualified in the mile relay due to a baton mishap. Stan Levenson anchored Houston to fast splits but the Cougars still earned 20 points while OSU finished with 77. Davie ran a 46.7 for OSU in the sprint medley as Abilene Christian, Kansas, Baylor and SMU joined the meet segments.
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Cougars
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Baylor
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Duke
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Sime
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Midland
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Johh Macy
David Clark
North Texas State
Richard Bowars
James’ Baird
East Texas State
Sidney Garton
East
Texas State
Morrow
Moore Sets NHL Single Season Point Record In Big Win
New York AP reports Montreal star Moore scores to set a league single season points mark as Canadiens defeat Rangers 4 0. Beliveau assists key goals while Henry adds a tally in Madison Square Garden crowd of 15 925. Detroit and Toronto win to threaten Rangers playoff hopes.
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Dane Moore
Montreal
Diensal
National Hockey League
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lyIe Rasp
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Red Wings
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Maple Leafs
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Harry Howell
Madison Square
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Dean Belivery
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Beliveau
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Tacke) Rocket
Courtney Suffers Broken Bone In Exhibition Game
Clint Courtney suffered a broken bone in his right leg when Kansas City's Mal Smith slid into him during a Saturday exhibition. Courtney left the game but the injury was not believed serious. X rays taken yesterday estimate a month to six weeks out of action.
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Pla
Clint Courtney
Washiiginn
Vatther
Kansas City
Mal Smith
Courtney
Philadelphia players defend squash doubles title
AP reports G Diehl Mateor and John Mrutz of Philadelphia successfully defended their national squash doubles title yesterday. They defeated fellow Philadelphians Howard Davis and Dalores Whitmeyer with set scores 15-4, 12-15, 15-7 to claim their second straight championship.
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John Mrutz
Phildelphia
Howard Davis
Daloes Whitmeyer
Saturday Basketball Tournament Night Darkens NCAA Scene
A garbled 1920s style sports blurb mentions NCAA matchups and teams from California to New York. It references Virginia, Oklahoma, Utah, and Purdue style schools along with scattered scores and player names, indicating a chaotic page note on college basketball results.
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