Handley Wood Clash Looms In Northwest Showdown
Handley and James Wood meet in a makeup Northwest Division clash postponed by snow. Handley holds a 4-1 mark and leads the league while James Wood, led by Kern and Luttrell, aims to upend the cresting Handley squad in a battle billed as a championship showdown. Tickets go on sale at Young Men's Sports Shop tomorrow.
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Burke Wins San Francisco Open in Comeback at 40
Jackie Burke scores a 72 hole total of 276 to win the San Francisco International Open at Harding Park. He finishes four under par to beat Don January by three strokes as George Knudson, Charlie Sifford and Paul Harney trail. Burke credits his late-career resurgence and notes cortisone shots for a chronically weak left thumb. Palmer, Player, and Nicklaus fail to contend.
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Coca-Cola trounces Luckerman's 91 to 18 in Armory clash
Coca-Cola dominated with five players as Luckerman's fielded four. Cookie Adams led with 32 points, Dorie Oates added 24, and Denny Lee 19. Second game Shenandoah Motors edged by with a sparse roster and Doris Conners led the winners.
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Four Oldtimers Named Sam Rice Eppa Rixey Voted Into Hall of Fame
The Veterans Committee elected four former players Sam Rice Elmer Flick Eppa Rixey and Clark Johnston to Baseballs Hall of Fame. Induction will occur in Cooperstown on August 5 expanding the Hall to 94 members.
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Yang vaults 16 3 in Oregon Invitational indoor meet
Decathlon star C. K. Yang of Formosa cleared a record 16 feet 3 inches in the Oregon Invitational indoor pole vault. He noted his best outdoor mark remains 14 feet 11 inches, with the new height not eligible for world records. Yang cited using a fiberglass pole and recalled clearing 16 feet in practice with an older pole before its break.
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Hornets Face Potomac State After Narrow Loss to Wesley
The Shenandoah College Hornets, coming off a 71-51 defeat by Wesley College, prepare for a weekend clash with Potomac State at James Wood. Potomac State, a strong Tri-State Conference foe, has been a league favorite entering the matchup while Shenandoah aims to rebound.
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College Scores Sparked by Narrow Upsets Across Circuits
College basketball results show Villanova edged Penn 63 62 and Providence beat Scranton 101 74 while Yale defeated eld 79 56. Army topped Boston College 44 42 and St Joseph's Pa. beat Rhode Island 79 70. NBA results list Celtics over Knicks 123 110 and Lakers over Hawks 105 101 with top teams like UCLA and Kentucky posting wins in a busy weekend.
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Cincinnati and Loyola Vie For National College Crown
Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Illinois 62-53 to extend their win streak as Loyola of Chicago crushed Santa Clara 92-72 to move to 18-0. Duke routed West Virginia 111-71, Georgia Tech edged Tennessee 73-69, and other top teams posted wins as Roundup builds toward a clash for the NCAA title.
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Top Ten College Hoops Poll Results Snapshot
AP report of last week's outcomes for the top ten college basketball teams led by Cincinnati 15 0 defeating Illinois 62 53. Loyola Chicago 18 0 beat Ohio University 80 72 and Santa Clara 92 72. West Virginia 12 4 fell to Duke 111 71. Georgia Tech 14 1 defeated Alabama and Tennessee 73 69. Wichita 13 5 lost to North Texas State 69 67 and beat Air Force Meo State 124. Stanford 12 3 did not play.
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