Howe Leads NHL Scoring Chase With Big Gap
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings appears set to win a sixth scoring title as the NHL nears season end with 81 points, six ahead of the next closest player with three games left. Harry Smith bowled a 296 in Buffalo, missing a perfect game by one ball after 11 strikes in the American Bowling Congress event. Dwight Middleton paced San Jose State to a track win over Oregon State, winning the 440, 220 and anchoring the 440 relay.
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Jucker Confident Cincinnati Seeks Third NCAA Title
Cincinnati Bearcats coach Ed Jucker pledges to do everything possible as Cincinnati heads to face Oregon State after winning the Midwest regional in Lawrence Kansas. Cincinnati beat Texas 73 68 and Colorado 67 60 to claim its fifth straight regional title with a potential third consecutive NCAA crown in sight.
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Chamberlain Wins Three NBA Titles
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors led the 1962-63 NBA season with 3,586 points in 80 games for a 44.8 average and set a field goal percentage record at .528. Elgin Baylor and Oscar Robertson ranked high in scoring, while Chamberlain dominated rebounds with 24.3 per game. Bellamy and Bellamy challenged his field goal mark. The NCAA final four and telecast plans for the national title game were noted, with Oregon State favored and seniors highlighted as key contributors.
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Moran backs Indians with middle defense in spring drills
In Tucson on March 19, 1958 Billy Moran emerged from obscurity to bolster Cleveland Indians' infield defense during spring workouts. He batted .380 this spring and participated in 13 double plays, signaling a potential defensive upgrade for the club.
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Judge To Hear Zoning Appeal In Amado Greyhound Park
In Nogales, Superior Court Judge Gordon Farley agreed to formally hear an appeal from a zoning board ruling that would allow Arthur and David Funk to build a 750000 park in Santa Cruz County. Amado Tumacacori ranchers appealed the decision, with Court Attorney James D. Hathaway and the Board of Supervisors contesting a legal technicality. The judge stated he would proceed and a hearing date was not set.
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