Handley Faces James Monroe in Regionals After Win
Handley beat James Wood 49 to reach regional play at Loudoun Valley High. Handley earns a regional spot to face either the Valley District or Battlefield District entry, likely James Monroe, which went 13 5 and won the Battlefield title. R E Lee of Staunton also advances from the Valley. The regionals tip off Saturday with Handley and James Wood at 15 5 and Lee facing Handley in Charlottesville.
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New York Vendetta Wins Across Sparkling Turf Trials
Vendetta, owned by W. F. es Junior, is a versatile horse with victories in a hurdle race at Saratoga and the Westchester mile at Aqueduct in a record 1:35 15th. He also captured the Capitol Stake at Laurel and has recovered from a chipped ankle bone.
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Mississippi State Breaks Old Policy For NCAA Play
Mississippi State defies previous stance and will participate in NCAA tournament. Exuberant mood surrounds the Bulldogs as they prepare for selection, with coach and players signaling a strong bid and renewed NCAA aspirations.
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College Scores Almanac Recaps Varied Outcomes Across Nations
East Seton Hall edged Georgetown 78 76 after a tight finish as Fordham beat New York University 71 68 and St Francis New York defeated Town 63 59. Duke surged past Wake Forest 68 57 to extend its win streak to 18 as Kansas State defeated Oklahoma State 56 54 and Ohio State crushed Purdue 95 75 improving to 10 3 in the Big Ten.
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California trails in pari mutuel trotting revenue in 1962
California ranks third in trotting pari mutuel revenue behind New York and Illinois in 1962. New York led with 39.7 million, Illinois with 4.36 million, while California totaled 3.80 million amid ongoing debates over legalizing night racing.
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Public Hearing Planned on Bearded Turkey Hunting Rules in Virginia
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, meeting in Richmond on February 23, 1963, orders a public hearing at Room 100, 7 North Second Street, Richmond, on March 29, 1963, to adopt amendments allowing bearded turkey hunting only in specified counties from April 29 to May 4, 1963, sunrise to 10 a.m. Dogs and organized drives are prohibited. T. D. Watkins, Chairman.
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Richmond
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Laver Wins First Pro Tour Match in Springfield
Rod Laver, the 1962 amateur champion, defeats Chilean Luis Ayala 8-5 in three sets at Springfield College Field House. He had previously lost twice to Ken Rosewall and once to another opponent on the current tour.
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Luis Ayala
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Ken Roowall
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