Handley and James Wood Set for Tough Regional Test
Handley and James Wood prepare for a rugged regional clash after James Monroe dominated Fredericksburg to reach the finals. Lee and Norman teams eye the winner as Handley aims to avenge prior regional heartbreak led by guard Wilkins while James Wood relies on Kern and Pugh to upset top seed Lee. The regional schedule closes with Group 1-B games at 8 PM and 9:45 PM, following a Group 0 semifinal at 6:16.
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Fredericksburg
James Monroe
Yellow Jackets
Lee Schwartz
Teed Wafle
Ken Pontes
Jim Wiggington
James Wood
Phi Bharger
Kern
Pugh
Russ Luttrell
Wilson Braithwaite
Handley
Hunter Maddox
Jimmy
Field Ready In Track Meet
Two world class runners Peatti and Jim promise zest in the Chicago Daily News Relay 16,000 track crowd in go Stadium tonight. Beatty aims to surpass indoor two mile mark held by Murray Halberg while Finlander Nikula eyes Cornelius Warmerdam’s 1943 relay record as others like O Hara Hayes Jones Thomas and Crothers also compete.
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Chicago
Peatti
Jim
Chicago Daily News
Go Stadium
Little Beatty
Zealand
Murray Halberg
Nikula
Cornelius ‘Warmerdam
Chicago Loyola
Tom O'Hara
Hayes Jones
John Thomas
Bill Crothers
University of Toronto
Syracuse Tops New York In Offensive Shootout
Syracuse defeated New York 129 to 118 in a high scoring NBA game. Boston beat Detroit 115 to 104 to complete Thursday results from the Associated Press.
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Syracuse
New York
Boston
Detroit
College Cage Roundup Sets Up Three Conference Showdowns
Ivy lead game Princeton versus Yale at Fordham in New York. Ohio Valley winner Morehead versus Tennessee Tech at Bowling Green. UCLA must win two to force a playoff with Stanford at Santa Monica. Big Ten Big Eight WCAC spots also decided. Bradley stars for Princeton as NYU, Fordham win in NYC. UConn, Providence cruise in other finals.
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Princeton
Yale
Fordham Gym
New York
Morehead
Tennessee Tech
Bowling Green
Ivy
St. Joseph’s
Chicago Loyola
Stanford
Ucla
Bruins
Southern Cal
California
Santa Monica
Sturday
WCAC
Bill Bradley
Bradley
Madison Square Garden
Connecticut
Syracuse
Providence
Brown
Barry Kramer
New York U
Nick Werkman
Seton Hall
Werkman
John Thompson
Friars
Weekend slate of pre season exhibition games
The Associated Press lists weekend and Sunday exhibition matchups across multiple venues. Cincinnati faces Chicago in Sarasota and more games include Washington versus Los Angeles in Vero Beach, Kansas City against Milwaukee in West Palm Beach, and New York versus St. Louis in Boston.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Sarasota
Washington
Los Angeles
Vero Beach
Kansas City
Milwaukee
West Palm Beach
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Mesa
Houston
Palm Springs
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tucson
Baltimore
Fort Lauderdale
Detroit
Minnesota
Orlando
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Miami
Gene Eene
Pompano Beach
Exhibition Games Open 1963 Baseball Season With Rule Change
Major league baseball begins exhibition games as the new expanded strike zone is unveiled. The zone rises to the thorax top and lowers to the bottom, leaving 17 inches wide. Managers and players weigh how the altered zone will affect pitching, hitting and homers as new skippers debut in Cleveland Boston Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago and elsewhere.
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Associated Press
National League
Fred Fleig
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Yogi Berra
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland
Mel McGaha
Bobby Bragard
Milwaukee
Tebbetts
Johnny Pesky
Boston
Eddie Lopat
Kansas City
Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cubs Board of Coaches
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Frank Lary
Detroit
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Minnie Minoso
Musial and Wynn Secure Landmark Victory 300
Stan Musial of St Louis and Early Wynn of the White Sox spearheaded a decisive win reaching Wynns milestone victory number 300 as veteran stars propelled their teams to a notable triumph.
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Oldsters
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Early Wynn
White Sox
Pensacola Open field tight after first round
In Pensacola Florida the Pensacola Open narrows to a three stroke margin with 33 golfers within three of Gary Player who led at 67. Regulars Gay Brewer Jr Gardner Dickinson Jr Johnny Pott Jim Ferrier and George Bayer chase the leaders at 68 while Arnold Palmer Bo Wininger Don Massengale and Harold Kneece are at 69.
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Gary Player
Boros
Pensacola Country Club
Gay Brewer Jr
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Johnny Pott
Jim Ferrier
George Bayer
Arnold Palmer
Bo Wininger
Don Massengale
Harold Kneece
Sant
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E. Lee
Staunton
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Purcellville
Leemen
Lee
Robert E. Lee
Parry McCluer
Waynesboro
Loudoun County
Las
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Winchester
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
R. E. Lee
Jim Hartbarger
the Star
Ronnie Kern
Billy Puth
Jerry Liska
Billy Pugh
Tommy Sullivan
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