Joes Kentucky Runaway in Final Poll
Kentucky suffered its only loss of the season last Saturday. Kansas jumped from sixth to fourth in the final rankings. St Josephs of Pennsylvania rose to fifth and Cincinnati climbed to seventh. Loyola Chicago slipped to sixth, Vanderbilt dropped to eighth, Michigan ninth and Western Kentucky entered the Top Ten for the first time.
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Gobblers Ready For N I T Run In New York
Virginia Tech coaches and players gear up for the National Invitation Tournament in Madison Square Garden March 10 19 after a 19 4 season finish. Coach Howie Shannon praises balance depth and resilience amid a three week layoff before the NIT.
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Howie Shannon
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Ron Perry
Garrisonville
Shannon
Don Brown
Paden City
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Stengel Honored as Hall of Fame Inductee in St Pete
In St Petersburg Florida Casey Stengel is revealed as a Baseball Hall of Fame inductee by the Veterans Committee. Ford Frick announces the unanimous decision as reporters, Mets staff, and Stengel family gather at a public event with Ol’ Case expressing humility and pride.
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Kentucky and Iowa Set for NCAA Regional Duel
Kentucky and Iowa loom as top contenders in the NCAA regional scene with Kentucky facing Dayton and Iowa clashing with Michigan in Iowa City. The Midwest doubleheader marks one of four regional rounds ahead of the national semifinals and finals, as Kentucky pursues a historic streak and Western Kentucky eyes an upset.
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Northwest League All Star Second Team Highlighted by Spaid and Stoneberger
Shifflett and Boyles named to the NW League Second Team. Spaid from Handley led scoring and co-captained the Hilltoppers with a 16-5 season, while Stoneberger of Clarke County top-scored for his school and earned all area honors.
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Mike Fling
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Bill Fraley
Danny Farr
Loudoun County
Len Hall
Eddie Lee
Clark Dixon
Jay Givens
Ronnie Rinker
Jim and
Stepp
Carl Lindsey
Dickie Bowers
Local Bowling Standings and Scores Across Leagues
The Quacks lead the Junior and Senior League after a 2 2 split with Pin Busters, led by Whit Whitham 180 and 453. Colonels Plus One sit second after a 21 percent gain from Cobras as Gary Dolphin 184 520 tops the winners. Judges and Bettles secure forfeits for third place with 182 502 and 133 348 respectively. Nut House Four tops Starlight ers Mixed Couples despite losing 3 of 4 to In-Crowd. Bill Tilling 200 523 and Bob Miller 227 561 pace the victors. Lame Ducks drop 3 to Pretenders as Ron Haines 207 570 leads. Moonshiners and tiek outs split two points each. Mise fits take 3 from Double J's led by Nancy Jones 180 445. Foxes fall 540 series Carl Ritz 224 540 over Unholy Four who win 1 dec. Jokers top Sput in another Bolwig contest.
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Marshall Longerbeam
Charles Duke
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Double J's
Nancy Jones
Charles Zuckerman
Unholy
Foxes
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Jim Hockman
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Sput
Bowling Scores Spark League Night Across Local Teams
Ten pin bowling results show Brandell Locke leading winners with 192 and 503. Lois Fletcher 174. Fred Nanney 469 for losers. Sprites shut out Shorthorns 4-0 led by Lou Costello 179-476 while Elwood Anderson topped 152-422. Crackpots swept Bungling's as Adam Myers set a league high with 636 series on 232 199 205. Open Hearth moved to first in Lucky Strike with 186 528, Perry Eng. dropping to second. Jerry Goodman posted 169 199 247 for 615. Kenny Smallwood led losers with 202 524. Gray & Eddy beat National Fruit 3-1 as Eddie Shull 190 184 212 and Jess Kiracofe 200 helped. Harold Dawson led National Fruit with 210 201 186 for 597. Bronstater Opticians split 22 with Washington Post. Buddy Williams 212 6563 led Bronstater, Laurie Sibraugh 218 509 for Washington Post. Paul Brandofino 217 550 for Schrafft's Frozen Foods as they swept Truck Service Center. Mobile Homes team led by Bill Bridgeforth 198 580. Milton Lee 189 223 149 591 and Lang Gordon 202 led Mary Carter Paints to a 1 victory over Moose Club. Elwood Willis with other scores and Elmer Allens 549 for Bell's.
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Eee Drain
Daal Homme
Elmer Allens
Bell's
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