Cincinnati Beats Drake 71 60 to Extend Win Streak
Cincinnati dominates Drake 71 60 as Ron Bonham scores 31 and Gene West is held to 2. Bearcats move to 18 0 this season and reach 36 straight overall, aiming to tie North Carolina's 37 game run this Saturday versus Bradley.
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Drake
Jim Hackleman
Jess
Sueremt
Bearcats
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Bonham
Gene West
West
Bearcats Lead AP Poll as Top Six Unchanged
Cincinnati remains No. 1 for the 10th straight week in the AP college basketball poll headed by the Bearcats. Loyola of Chicago, Duke, Illinois, Arizona State and Georgia Tech hold positions, while Stanford drops to 10th after a loss to Washington.
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Stanford
Turner Stops Manning in Philadelphia Fight
The Associated Press reports two bouts in Philadelphia. Dick Turner 147 stopped Percy Manning 145 in three rounds. Er nie Burford 154 stopped Jesse Smith 160 in three rounds.
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Philadelphia
Dick Turner
Percy Manning
Ernie Burford
Memphis
Jesse Smith
College Scores Roundup Across Regions
EAST Seton Hall 94 Upsala 71 Georgia Tech 50 William and Mary 49 Mississippi State 91 Tulane 73 Maryland 73 Georgetown 72 Vanderbilt 74 Alabama 73 Florida 84 Tennessee 73 Mississippi 60 Louisiana State 48 MIDWEST Cincinnati 71 Drake 60 Illinois 104 Indiana 101 Oklahoma State 52 Colorado 49 Purdue 103 Michigan State 81 Wisconsin 81 Michigan 78 Iowa State 83 Nebraska 69 Kansas State 90 Missouri 55 SOUTHWEST Arizona State University 89 New Mexico State 62 Texas Western 65 Arizona 50 New Mexico 91 Southwest Oklahoma 53 FAR WEST Utah State 85 Montana 67.
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Sister Miriam Reaches 50 Years Teaching Milestone
Louisville based report notes Sister Miriam completed 50 years teaching with no absences. She taught largely in Boston, spent 19 years in Nebraska, and joined SS Simon and Jude School in 1960.
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Miriam
Boston
Nebraska
SS. Simon and Jude School
James Wood Faces Mosby In Regional High School Action
Shenandoah at GW frosh and James Wood clash as James Wood aims to rebound from a forfeit loss earlier in the season. James Wood carries an 84 record into the Mosby game after recent district results and a previous win over Loudoun County. Johnson-Williams hosts Douglas in another area matchup.
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Colonels
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Berryville
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Leesburg
Nicklaus Wins Palm Springs Classic in Playoff Finish
Jack Nicklaus defeats Gary Player by eight strokes in an 18 hole playoff to win the Palm Springs Golf Classic. Nicklaus shot 85 in the final round after leading by eight with five to go. Both players denied any deal to split the purse despite rumors.
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Perry Engineering Excavating and Paving Services
Perry Engineering offers excavation paving septic systems and equipment rental in Missouri. The firm lists contact number MO 2-3897 for estimates and service inquiries.
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Perry Engineering
Rocky Marciano still earns respect as a disciplined fighter
The column argues Rocky Marciano never had tax problems and remains financially prudent. It highlights his post boxing life, noting his ties with Aerotest Labs and the value of public perception. It recalls his cautious business dealings and self preservation in choosing ventures.
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Joe Louis
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Marciano
Lee
Aerotest, Labs
Permut
Marcianore
Colima
Uae
Patterson
Colleges Adopt Wide Strike Zone for 1963 College Baseball
The 1963 college baseball season will feature a widened strike zone from the top of the shoulders to the knees in the batter’s natural stance. J Kyle Anderson of the University of Chicago, chair of the NCAA rules committee, said the decision followed a quick mail vote of members and coaches leaders.
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Ariz
J. Kyle Anderson
University of Chicago
Ncaa Rules Committee
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
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