Bruins and Dons Chase Longest Winning Streaks in NCAA Regionals
UCLA aims for a 27th straight win against Seattle in the Far West Regionals at Corvallis while San Francisco seeks 19 in a row versus Utah State. Kansas State Princeton Duke Villanova Loyola and Kentucky also target streaks as NCAA action opens across multiple regional sites.
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UCLA
San Francisco
Bruins
Dons
Associated Press
Seattle
Corvallis
Ore
Utah State
Kansas State
Princeton
NCAA
St. Joseph’s
New York
Syracuse
Miami
Florida
Wichita
Kan
Connecticut
Raleigh
N.C
Duke
Villanova
Creighton
Kentucky
Ohio Univ
Michigan
Chicago
Loyola
Minne- Loyola
Texas Western
Iherigan
Oregon State
Dave Stallworth
St Petersburg Open sees long shot leaders Harrison Krak
Bob Harrison of North Carolina and Mike Krak of West Virginia University led the St. Petersburg Open after an opening round with five under par 67s. Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus trailed, while Mason Rudolph and Bob Charles posted uneven scores.
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Bob Harrison
Palm Desert
Calif
Mike Krak
West Virginia University
Oceanside
N.Y
Julius Boros
Mason Rudolph
Bob Charles
Rebels Gun For I-A Title
Douglas Freeman of Richmond aims to upset in the state Group IA scholastic basketball tournament opening round. The Rebels (18-11) face Western District champion George Washington of Danville (19-2) as the event begins at Aren against GW. GW, Manchester, Newport News Wakefield and Wakefield rise as top contenders in a field led by two-time defending champions.
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Richmond
Douglas Freeman
John Massello
Rebels
George Washington
Danville
Alexandria
William Fleming
Roanoke
Manchester
Hampton
Taight
Newporters
Wakefield
Arlington
Massello
Ben Kendall
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Highlights Morning League Action
A chaotic Duckpin Bowling Roundup details two Friday morning league contests at Health Center Lanes. Bonnie Eastep rolled 130 with teammates contributing. Jeanne Kaval posted 127 and 109 as Sweepers fell to Tea Bags. Channel Masters shut out Ginger Snapps.
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Bonnie Eastep
Son
Jeanne Kaval
Evelyn Frye
June Rickel
Evelyn Nickerson
Katherine Truslow
Peps
Catherine Bruton
Rosemary Day
Jeannetta Combs
Spring Sport Signs Springing
AP notes spring talk and photo hints of baseball optimism with quotes and rivalries. Imaginary quotes parody managers players and team moves, including references to Casey Stengel Hodges Finley and Kansas City, hinting at spring training drama.
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Gil Hodges
Yankees
Hodges
Athletics
Finley
Kansas City
Wally
Charlie Dressen
Detroit
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Thursday Ladies League action stirs Northside lanes
In Northside Lanes action, top Cats won 4-0 at the top of the standings while The Flintstones moved to second with a 3-1 win over The Automatics. Ethel Printz led winners with 149 high game and Georgia Dewitt 380 series. Louise Gregg added 126 352.
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Northside Lanes
Window Cleaners
Top Cats
Cats
Ethel Printz
Georgia Dewitt
Louise Gregg
Alex Bishop
Tommy Dorsey
Steve Reedy
Buzz Walton
Paul Anger
George Dofflemyer
Fenders
Lee Jackson
Dom Raymer
Green Chemical Co
F&m Bank
Lady Brunswick
F&m
Libby Wolfe
Pat Whitacre
Mary Hodson
Winchester Mobile Homes
C&s Bank
Becky Miller
Mae Brown
Betty Willis
Pat Taylor
Jean Hovermale
Yaratson
Buckley- Lages
Snow
White Grill
Phyllis Groves
Painter’s Auto Sales
Lupton Insurance
Mary Willis
Painter’s
Nellie Ebersole
Luptons
McGuire Heads South Carolina Basketball Program
Frank McGuire was named head coach at the University of South Carolina in Columbia. He promised surprises next season and said there are no shortcuts to success. He succeeds Dwyane Morrison, who had served as acting coach after Chuck Noe resigned for health reasons.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Columbia, S.C
Frank McGuire
University of South Carolina
MclGuire
Dwyane Morrison
Chuck Noe
McGuire
Morrison
Church League Bowling Night Highlights and Scores
The article details multiple church league bowling results with players like Charles Ebert and Roy Bly high scorers. Olden Rule, Market St Methodist, and Congregational Christian post strong team wins as individual ducks pin strikes and spares shape standings across several matchups.
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Charles Ebert
Market St. Methodist
Presbyterian
Ebert
Eugene Line
Church of Christ
Pete Whitlock
Roy Bly
Ivan Jackson
Doug Sirbaugh
Church of Christ and Market St. Methodist
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Rick Barry
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Harrison
Krak
St, Petersburg
Fila
Carolina
West
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Rebels Gun For
Channel Masters
Ginger Snapps
Leadoffer Gayle Painter
Lou
Massetto
Kendall
Newport News
Farre
Pauling Miller
Virginia Colley
Hoteena
Drips
Marvena Braithwaite
Lord Traine Cather
Choppers
Monroe College
Alley Kats
Charlie Sweeney
Wyne Putman
Tony Parker
Fowlers
Raymond Stover
Ralph Stottlemyer
Optimist Club
Boys League
Jamison & Gor
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Trim Leggetts
Dr. Pepper
Coca Cola
Charles Mason Jr
Casey Stengel
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Flintstones
Gail Miller
Eva Grim
Nacie Dorsey
Fred Gordon
Clayton Cochran
Buck Robertson
Cochran
Curtis Braithwaite
Lamaster
Winchester
John McCauley
Earl Sealock
Winchester Plumbing & Heating
R.C. Cola
George Garver
Turk Wingfield
Tom Reardon
Kenny Wisecarver
Bill Bridgeforth
Dick Samiec
Huntsberry Shoes
Tex’s Restaurant
Arlan Sirbaugh
Phil Armel
Place Bros. Tire Co., Inc
Pine Motor CO
Galf
Wagoneer
Privepower
Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Ohio
Shenandoah MC
Valley Ave
BARTS
OR CO
James Stotler
Gary Haymaker
Peachy de- Teets
Dennis Derry
Haven’s
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Pete
Charles Swartz
Don Pless
Congregational Christian
Pees Frederick Charge
Garland Arnold
Roy Abshire
Ernie Milburn
Lee Shickle
Mt. Pie
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United Brethren
Cork St. Christian
Petersburg Pike
Richmond, Va
Virginia
Life Insurance
Avington
B.egoodrich
BFG
Silvertown
RM B.f.goodrich
M“Erial
Aed Plains
Kicmenat
Soni
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St. Winches
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