Princeton Captains Ivy Title Bid in Yale Playoff Showdown
Princeton stars Art Hyland and Bill Bradley combined for 45 points to beat Yale 65-53 in the Ivy League playoff at Fordham securing the league crown and a spot in the NCAA tournament. Tennessee Tech and Morehead State won NIT style bows, while Stanford was upset by UCLA as several conference titles and tournament berths were decided across the nation.
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Associated Press
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Tiger
Art Hyland
Bill Bradley
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Tennessee Tech
Morehead
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Tex
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Chapman
Calif
Fresno State
Conservation Trip Slated Next Week By Wildlife Group
The Tucson Wildlife Unlimited Club plans field trips for about 25 Dooen Junior High science students to study wildlife habitat. The Gardner Canyon area in the Santa Rita Mountains will host the first trip guided by Jerry Day of the Arizona Game and Fish Department and a U S Forest Service rep. A second trip goes to Oracle Junction with Steve Gallizioli of the Game and Fish Department assisting, aiming to spark school interest in conservation.
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Dooen
Wes Bramhall
Gardner Canyon
Santa Rita Mountains
Jerry Day
Arizona Game and Fish Department
U.S. Forest Service
Oracle Junction
Steve Gallizioli
Game and Fish Department
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Bramhall
Night Skiing Set At Catalina Snow Bowl Mt Lemmon
Fourteen inches of packed snow and six inches of new snow create good skiing this weekend at Catalina Snow Bowl Mt Lemmon. Night skiing runs tonight and tomorrow 7 30 to 9 30 after a Mt Lemmon Inn movie. Roads clear no chains required though recommended. Sahuaro Ski Club elects Phil Mauer president for 1963 64 succeeding Maury Birkett.
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Catalina
Mt. Lemmon
Mt. Lemmon Inn
Sahuaro Ski Club
Phil Mauer
Maury Birkett
Tucson Drag Racing Names Jon Smith Manager
The Tucson Timing Association named Jon Smith as its new drag racing manager. Managers will be elected annually rather than appointed, with races held on the third Sunday at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.
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Tucson
Classic Leaders Face Challenge in Tucson Bowling Night
Three teams tied for the lead in the Tucson Daily Citizen Classic Bowling League face the chance to widen their margin at Keglers Lanes starting at 2 p.m. Fourth-place Parks Building Contractors meets co-leader Valley Funeral Home as Falstaff faces Levy's and Speedway bowls The Bistro. Kal Rubin City faces Mr. Burger Restaurants.
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Keglers Lanes
Parks Building Contractors
Valley Funeral Home
Falstaff
Speedway Bowling Supply
Levy’s
AFL moves to revoke New York Titans franchise
The American Football League asks referee John E. Joyce to vacate the bankruptcy stay for Titans head Harry Wismer. AFL seeks a new franchise and faster sale to pay creditors, amid debates on TV commitments for 1963 season. Wismer’s lawyer cites plans to rescue the club with new funding. An adjournment is set to Wednesday.
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NEW York
American Football League
New York Titans
John E. Joyce
Harry Wismer
Titans
AFL
Wismer
Titan
Joyce
Ule
Paul O'Dwyer
L O’dwyer
O’dwyer
Henry Friedlander
Friedlander
Tucson City Plans Concrete Paving and Water Works Upgrade
The Mayor and Council of Tucson adopt plans to improve several streets with grade work concrete curbs asphalt pavement and water services including Sycamore Boulevard Calle De Romy Avenue Walnut Avenue Bryant Avenue East Gate Drive Desert Place Spring Street Los Robles Street and Bermuda Street. An assessment plat expands costs to benefited properties and includes sewer integration from the Sanitary District. Aimed at broader public benefit the project follows Plan No. 750 and standards listed in City Engineer records.
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Tucson
Arizona
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Pima County
Bonita Vista
Pima County Sanitary
Sycamore Boulevard
Grant Road
Flower Street
Calle DE Romy
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Property Line
Property Inc
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Walnut Avenue
Bryant Avenue
Los Robles Avenue
East Gate Drive
Los Robles Street
Desart Place
Spring Street
Fair Oaks Avenue
Sarre Em Algernanay
Ataks Avenue
Bermuda Street
Walnut Street
East Gate Brive
Ereas
Tucson City approves district assessment for Catalina Farms area
The Mayor and Council authorize costs and expenses for a public works improvement in Tucson including incidental and publishing costs to be assessed against a district described by numerous parcels such as Catalina Farms and Bonita Vista additions. Improvement bonds will be issued under Arizona statutes to cover these costs with annual installments from assessments, bearing 3 3/4 percent interest, and paid from the special fund created by the assessments.
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Catalina Farms
Warner Addition
Bonita Vista
Desert
View
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Flower Street
Alvernan Way
Catalina Faro Adeda
VCHY
County Recorder
Pla County
Arizona
Banka Vista
Tucson Daily Citizen
Dts
Lew
I ‘ Mayoro
Pima County
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Villa Serena
Reece Tion
Fucson
Ijlzea, & Bally
City of
Iver
Lew Davis
Tucson City Council approves sewer improvement plan 1983
At a March 4 1983 meeting the Tucson City Council declares its intention to construct an eight inch clay sanitary sewer system across multiple streets including Waverly Place Serena Linden Place Lester Drive Seneca Street Ridgeway Drive and Eira Street. The plan assigns manholes and cleanouts with distances and specifies inspection locations and related house connections.
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Rena
Lester Drive
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Ridgeway
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Y Place
Sahuara Avenue
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Calle Serena
Manhole No. 1
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Manhole No. 2
Manholle
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Eira Street
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Snes
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Ely
Csan Enginderingy
Olviston
Asan Aiiic
City of Tucson
Booineeres Division
Tuere
Beredy
Elesial
Trio At 136 Scores Leads At Pensacola
Jimmy Clark of Huntington Beach Calif shoots 7 under par 65 to join Johnny Pott and Bobby Nichols at 136 after round two of a $25,000 tourney at Pensacola Country Club. The cut fell at even par 144 with many veterans left out, while top challengers included Julius Boros Arnold Palmer and Gay Brewer Jr within one stroke of the lead.
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Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Calif
Yeeay Ss
Clark
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills Miss
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Pott
Pensacola Country Club
Nichols
Don Fairfield
Pensacola
Doug Ford
Ken Venturi
Jim Turnesa
Rex Baxter Jr
al Geiberger
Tommy Aaron
Joe Campbell
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer Jr
George Bayer
Frank Boynton
Jack McGowan
Mason Rudolph
Gary Player
Timmy Clark
Weevee
Gay Brewer
J Arnold Palmer
Frank Baynton
Dave Hill
Bob Ouden
Harold Kneece
Bo Wininger
Tommy Bolt
Bob Charles
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Glen Stuart
Herb Hooper
Frank Wharton
Allan Henning
Doug Sanders
Tucson Sports Calendar and City Bids Notice
Nightly and tomorrow lists include Greyhound racing at Tucson Greyhound Park and horse racing at Fane Park plus bowling league. City bids call for construction and repairs with detailed bid security, bonds, taxes, and delivery terms, deadline March 22, 1963.
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Tucson Greyhound Park
Fane Park
Keg Jers Lanes
Davis-Monthan Airman Faces KIFN Boxer In Tucson Fight
Light heavyweight Davis-Monthan airman Jack Morton meets Battling Villareal of Phoenix based KIFN in the featured bout at the Tucson Sports Center Monday night amateur card. Ten bouts start at 8 30 p.m. with Local boys club providing KIFN opponents. The semi main pairs Tucson’s Mike Lopez with Charlie Brown and Frankie Campos duels Ruben Hernandez in a rugged card.
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Davis-Monthan
Jack Morton
Battling Villareal
KIFN
Phoenix
Tucson Sports Center
Tucson
Alex Fimbrez
Old Pueblo Boys Club
Bosox Deny Shift Talk Amid Spring Camp Rumors
Boston General Manager Mike Higgins denied reports the Red Sox want to leave their Phoenix area spring training site. He said the club is very happy in Arizona and has no plans to move. Minority stockholder Lou Perini had said Boston showed interest in West Palm Beach, but Higgins noted Perini was informed a year ago the team wasn’t considering a move.
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Scottsdale
Boston
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Phoenix
Higgins
Lou Perini
Milwauke Braves
Sox
West Palm Beach
Fla
Perini
Arizona
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Giles Renault Motorama
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