UCLA Remains Unbeaten Top AP Poll After Detroit Win
UCLA 23-0 earns all 41 first place votes and 820 points to lead the AP poll. Marquette drops from 2 to 5 after a 70-49 loss to Detroit. Louisville and North Carolina hold 2nd and 3rd with 687 and 620 points respectively as Penn rises to 4th.
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Former Pro Wrestler Ivan Vakturoff Dies at 72
New York AP obituary notes Ivan Vakturoff known as Ivan The Terrible was a major figure in wrestling thirty years ago. He never married and was cared for by city employee Marty Alma who visits weekly until Vakturoff died in a nursing home with Alma as his sole mourner.
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Dizzy Trout Dies of Cancer
Dizzy Trout, 56, former Detroit Tigers star and 1945 pennant winner, died Monday of stomach cancer in Chicago. A 27-game winner in 1944, he had a 170-161 career record with a 3.23 ERA and later served as a pitching instructor and White Sox public relations man.
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East Temple 57 Philadelphia Textile 51 result
College basketball results show East Temple defeating Philadelphia Textile 57 to 51. Oral Roberts edged Harvard 100 to 99. Vermont beat C W Post 60 to 88.
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Padres Fail to Gain Ground as Ivie Homeward Bonds and Marichal Signs
Padres face a bleak update as 19 year old catcher Mike Ivie returns home from Yuma in low spirits. Meanwhile Hall of Fame hopeful Juan Marichal signs a two year contract with the San Francisco Giants for about 140000 annually. Tito Fuentes also agreed to terms with the Giants and is expected in camp. The Padres see more departures with Tommy Dean retiring and Al Severinsen possibly traded as other teams pick up players.
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McDaniels Faces Contempt Charges in North Carolina
Greensboro judge orders Jim McDaniels to appear in Guilford County Superior Court to answer contempt of court charges related to playing for Seattle while under a restraining order to stay with the Cougars. A Seattle judge later allowed him to play for the Sonics pending contract validity.
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Menke Debuts for Reds After Winter Trade
Rookie outfielder Menke makes first workout with the Cincinnati Reds after being acquired from the Houston Astros in the winter, while catcher John Bench appears in left background during the session. AP Wirephoto.
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Wildcats win Northwestern District title amid voting controversy
Warren County Wildcats repeat as district champions with a 12 win 2 loss stretch after a rough start. The article questions the All Northwestern District selections arguing three Loudoun players dominated the votes from district peers and names several players who deserved inclusion.
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All-NW and Second Team Named in Commonwealth Tournament
Voting for the All-Commonwealth Tournament team at Handley High School and University Hall in Charlottesville named Gary Stefaniga of Stafford as top playmaker. Trailfollowed by Mike Halloran of Woodbridge, Gary Cooper of Stafford, Chip Reklis of Stonewall, and Charlie Long of Handley.
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