Three Top Ten Teams Chase Major Tourney Titles Tonight
Loyola Chicago Illinois and Arizona State, all in the AP top ten, reached semifinals of key tournaments. Loyola beat Memphis State 94 82. Illinois defeated NYU 91 84 to face West Virginia. Arizona State meets Canisius in Buffalo. Multiple other results set up conference races next week.
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Warriors Win Return with 124-117 Victory in Philadelphia
The San Francisco Warriors defeated the Syracuse Nationals 124 to 117 after a homecoming in Philadelphia. Boston Celtics stopped a Cincinnati rally 121 to 113, while the Chicago Zephyrs dismissed coach Jack McMahon and named captain Bob Leonard, sitting 12-26 in the Western Division.
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Tournament scores and results across multiple high school and college events
A dense list of scores from Tazewell County and Salem Rotary tournaments plus OConnell and LaSalle invitations. Includes highs for Highland Springs, Benedictine, Yorktown, Fairfax, and many others, with matchups, hubs like Miami Beach and New Orleans, and numerous college contests across basketball and football results.
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Thomas Walker
Pennington
Keokee
Dryden
Tazewell
Pocahontas
Graham
Richlands
Salem
Andrew Lewis
Northside
Cave Spring
William Byrd
Saltville
Sugar Grove
Marion
Chilhowie
Washington
St.Stephens’s
O’connell
LaSalle
Phila
West Catholic
London D.C
Duke Meets Wake Forest in Sub for Classic
The Dixie Basketball Classic, cancelled since 1961, resumes tonight with Duke facing Wake Forest in Creeamite Coliseum North Carolina. Duke, ranked eighth, seeks to rebound after a win over Princeton while Virginia, Clemson and other teams play in related tournaments in Buffalo Greenville Jonesboro and across the country.
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N. C
North Carolina State
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Buffalo
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Princeton
Arkansas State
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Art Heyman
Bill Bradley
Jeff Mullins
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East West Shrine clash set for revenge mood
San Francisco report says East seeks revenge for last year’s 21 8 upset in the 38th East West Shrine game. Oddsmakers call it a tossup with a West edge on line and a top pasS catch combo. West QB Sonny Gibbs to Washington State’s Hugh Campbell. East aims for stronger running attack under Dan Devine’s West leadership.
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Washington State
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Jack Mollenkopf
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Ernie Davis
Bob Ferguson
Missouri
Dan Devine
Heintz Chosen to Lead Officiating Crew for NFL Title Game
New York AP Emil Heintz will referee Sunday's NFL title game between the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants at Yankee Stadium. Commissioner Pete Rozelle named Heintz and announced Joseph Connell as umpire George Murphy as head linesman Thomas Kelleher as back judge and Fred Swearingen as field judge.
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George Murphy
Thomas Kelleher
Fred Swearingen
Crisman Leads Rug Co to Duckpin Win Over Sanitary Dairy
Sonny Crisman rolled 133 140 132 for 405 as Crisman Rug Company swept three on Health Center lanes. His 14 spares and two strikes propelled a 1753 series featuring Charles Bush 136 Doug Conner 127 Buck McCar ty 126. Bell Clothes Stores beat Virginia Gentleman 2 1 led by Francis Hudson 151 Eugene Funkhouser 131. Sid Veasey’s girls paced Nellie Vaughn 120 Aggie McCall 128. Funkhouser Oil swept Funkhouser Oil Co. in three games 547 560 579 led by Doug Chaney 134 Willie Slonaker 132. Shickle’s Food Mart twice over Quick Amusement Co anchored by Allen Carter 126 121 Buddy Hansucker 122. Frederick Motor Co 2 1 over Crowser Transfer as Creswell 138 Dodson 134 sparked 604 final. Trophy winners in Mixed Doubles Christmas Handicap were Linda Sirbaugh Dennis Sirbaugh Terry Ford Paul Jeter and Phyllis Goodwin Sherrard Bell.
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Crisman Rug Company
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Sonny
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Buck McCarty
Chug White
Doug Sirbaugh
Francis Hudson
Eugene Funkhouser
Bell Clothes Stores
Virginia Gentleman
Hudson
Nellie Vaughn
Aggie McCall
Sid Veasey
Hoover's Grocery
Funkhouser Oil Company
Roxy Hockman
Mickey McDonald
Lynn Carpenter
Funkhouser Oil
Doug Chaney
Willie Slonaker
Allen Carter
Buddy Hansucker
Shickle’s Food Mart
Quick Amusement Company
Spiders and Indians Meet in Richmond Invitational Final
Richmond hosts longtime rival William and Mary in the finals of the Richmond Invitational Basketball Tournament. Spiders star Danny Higgins powered a 31 point second half in a 73-71 win over Columbia, while Lehigh and Columbia earlier played, and Lehigh yielded to William and Mary 58 but the Indians had 15 from Kirk Gooding and Bob Harris.
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Spiders
Danny Higgins
Higgins
Tom Tenwick
Columbia
Tenwick
Lehigh
Kirk Gooding
Bob Harris
Neil Farber
Dave Asilton
Gary Stolberg
Steers Fall as Bridges Sidelined in ABL Clash
Bill Bridges sat out with a knee injury as the Kansas City Steers’ 10 game win streak faced third place Pittsburgh in an American Basketball League game. The Rochester Rens capitalized and defeated the league leaders 102 to 93.
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Associated Press
Bill Bridges
Kansas City Steers
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Pittsburgh
Rens
Winners of 1962 National Snapshot Award Tour Announced
The winners of the 1962 Annual Newspaper National Snapshot Awards will embark on a two year tour across the United States and selected foreign countries.
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United States
Sam Huff Seeks Vindication in Giants Packers Clash
Amid a storm of glare and talk, Giants middle linebacker Sam Huff faces a televised spotlight and critics as the Giants meet the Packers in a pivotal rematch. Huff, once doubted by Lombardi and scorned by fans, seeks to prove his value on home turf.
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Huff
Sam
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Green Bay
Television Schedule Highlights From Evening Lineup
TV listings show a dense slate with 5:30 Sugarfoot and 7 Gallant Men followed by 10:00 Make That Spare and 11:00 News. Prime film airings include Paula with Loretta Young, Foreign Intrigue with Mitchum, The Three Outlaws, Wyoming, China, On Borrowed Time, and The Gunfighter among multiple hours of movies and serials.
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