Cincinnati Tops Final AP Basketball Poll For 1963
Cincinnati Bearcats finish 23-1 11-1 MVC atop final AP poll. Duke second and Providence top Ten. Edd Jucker says team aims for third NCAA title, amid strong voting with 35 of 43 first-place votes and 420 points. Ohio State and Wichita State also appear in the Top Ten.
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McCovey Homers Twice More As Spring Hot Streak Grows
Willie McCovey blasted two home runs in Phoenix in another 9 7 Giants win, lifting his total to four homers in two days. Orlando Cepeda remains in salary dispute from Puerto Rico. Giants coach Alvin Dark hints at McCovey's potential peak year while Cepeda's status decides first base.
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College Scores From The Associated Press Round Results
NCAA Eastern Round results show New York US 68 Pittsburgh 83 West Virginia 77 Connecticut 71 St Josephs Pa 82 Princeton 81. Mideast Regional Bowling Green 77 Notre Dame Loyola Chicago 111 Tennessee Tech 42 Far West Regional Alliance Pa College 76 Yankton S C 68 Northern Michigan 72 California Western 52. Stetson Fla 68 Howard Payne 66 Pan American Tex 83 Peru Neb 48 Athens Ala 72 Central Connecticut 71 Fort Hayes State Kan 95 Eastern New Mexico 69 Central State Ohio 71 Oklahoma Baptist 70.
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Clay Compared To Old-Time Titans By Charley Goldman
Charley Goldman, trainer of Rocky Marciano, says Cassius Clay resembles old-time champions. He predicts Clay will beat Doug Jones in Madison Square Garden, with Jones confident and Clay touted as the favorite. Goldman's views contrast with some insiders while the Garden sells out and prize money nears six figures.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Heat Up Across Spring Venues
The Associated Press reports Monday results from exhibition games with teams such as Minnesota beating Los Angeles 8 to 7 and Baltimore topping Washington 7 to 5. Matchups showcase stars from Chicago and New York aiming for early spring form across venues including St Petersburg and West Palm Beach.
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U S Hockey Team Falls to Canada in World Championship
In Stockholm AP United States coach Herry Cleverly urged a pressing approach against defending champion Sweden as Canada overwhelmed the U S 10 4 to move into second place in Group A The Americans led 2 1 in the first period before Canada surged ahead and dominated the game
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Lions and B M Win Championships In Youth Leagues
Lions Club captured the Winchester Little League 10 12 title at the Armory Sunday by beating Exchange Club 25 19 after a scoreless first quarter. P Moore led the champions with 13 points while Rit ter led Exchange with six. B M Chevrolet defeated Key Club 14 9 for the Midget League crown in a slow scoring final. Moore scored 19 points to spark the Lions past Optimist Club 36 35 in the Little League semifinal after a late field goal.
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Lary Enjoys Fun On Spring Training As Shoulder Heals
Frank Lary shows his usual lively humor during early spring workouts with the Detroit Tigers. He appears healthy in a three inning exhibition start, allowing five hits while fanning four and delivering a fluid motion and sharp curve. Manager Scheffing notes Lary's upbeat mood and activity as a positive sign.
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Joe Judge Dies Former Senator Infield Star
Joe Judge, a compact 68, dies after a heart attack while shoveling snow. The longtime Washington Senator infield stalwart played 18 of 20 MLB seasons with the Nats, starring at first base and earning a .296 lifetime batting average. He helped lead the club’s two winning teams in 1924 and 1925. A Requiem High Mass is set for Thursday.
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Bears Connecticut 77 71 as Loyola NYU Win NCAA Tourney
Chicago Loyola rated No 3 in the AP poll trounced Tennessee Tech 111 42 in Evanston Illinois to reach the later rounds. Arizona State beat Utah State 79 75 in overtime in Eugene Oregon and NYU defeated Pittsburgh 93 83 in Philadelphia advancing in the NCAA tournament. West Virginia and St Josephs won their Eastern regional games as part of first round action.
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Lakers Rally Past St Louis Hawks 109 96
Lakers beat St Louis 109 to 96 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena as Jerry West returns to practice pain free after hamstring trouble. West may play in the NBA playoffs while Los Angeles has clinched the Western Division title amid a rough stretch of 13 losses in 22 games.
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Regional Semi Finals Set For National College Basketball
Regional pairings announced for the National Collegiate Association tournament. East regional at College Park features NYU 18 3 versus Duke 24 2. Midwest regional in Lawrence pairs Texas 19 6 against Cincinnati 23 1. Oklahoma City 19 9 faces Colorado 18 6. Final rounds move to Louisville March 22 23.
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