NCAA Regionals shakeup as top teams advance
In the regional NCAA basketball rounds, UCLA and Duke remained unbeaten as Chicago Loyola, Kentucky, Princeton fell. Michigan beat Loyola 84 80 while Ohio U defeated Kentucky 85 69 in the Mideast regional. Duke thumped Villanova 87 73 in the East Raleigh, Conn. Connecticut beat Princeton 52 50 in a surprise. UCLA won 95 90 over Seattle and San Francisco 19 straight with a win over Utah State.
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Sanitary Dairy Takes Early Lead In Loop After Trio of Wins
Sanitary Dairy swept three decisions at Health Center Lanes to climb sole first in the loop. Nancy DeSchon led with 144 in the win, while Polly's Cab posted a string of scores and Coca Cola battled to a one-pin nightcap victory.
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VPI Hosts Title Play Tonight In Triple Championship Card
Three Virginia state high school basketball finals take the spotlight at the Virginia Tech Coliseum. Unbeaten Demons meet Bland in Group III at 6 15 p m while Lebanon faces Pennington Gap for Group II at 8 00 p m and Martinsville battles Stafford for Group I B at 9 45 p m Finalists emerged from semis with Chatham advancing to Group II finals and Bland seeking a third straight Group III title after beating King George High.
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Schoolboy Cage Results From District Tournaments
Group II semifinals saw Lebanon defeat Southampton 53 43 and Pennington top Brunswick 66 59. Group I finals listed Chatham 60 King George 37 and Burley 54 Parker Gray 51 in overtime. Other results include Alexandria’s Virginia schools and Booker T Suffolk beating C. G. Woodson Hopewell 71 49.
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Nicklaus Guides Devlin as Open Ties Open Leader
In the St Petersburg Open, Jack Nicklaus assists Bruce Devlin on the practice green to diagnose Devlin's form. Devlin shoots an eight under par 64 to hold a 36 hole lead at 133 while Nicklaus sits 7 behind after a 69 for 140. Raymond Floyd matches Nicklaus with 69 but laments a poor round, tied for second at 137 with Bob Shave after Shave posts 67.
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Lakewood Country Club
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Bowling League Scores From Friday Night Pro League
Shawnee Bowmen and Unger's Angus House posted 4 0 sweeps to climb in standings. Carl Lundmark led with 225 101 223 639 for the winners at Unger's Angus House while Curtis Braithwaite top scored 226 212 174 612 for Ritters Variety Store in a 3 1 win. Don Patton paced George Washington Garage with 177 225 166 568 in a loss to the Wildcats. Bill Nagley 222 and John Bunner 221 fueled National Fruit 4 0 over Fi Aces. Herbert Hodson added 202 510 for the Incere in a separate result.
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National Fruit
Fi Aces
Bill Nagley
John Bunner
Herbert Hodson
Incere
Plymouth drivers set sights on Darlington Rebel 300 race
Plymouth star Richard Petty headlines a Darlington Rebel 300 entry surge with Paul Goldsmith and Pardue named by team manager Ray Nichols. Goldsmith returns to Darlington for the first time since 1957, while Pardue brings a seven race top ten streak at the track. The 300 mile NASCAR classic becomes USAC sanctioned this year opening to international entrants.
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California
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Joe Weatherly
USAC
NBA Results From Friday by The Associated Press
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 133 to 122 while Los Angeles beat San Francisco 112 to 109 in Friday NBA action reported by The Associated Press.
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Bowling Ladies League Sees Coca Cola Hold Top Spot
Coca Cola stays first in Forrest Hills League as they post 3.5 points with Betty Willis leading in scoring at 517 via 178 176 163. Shawnee Squaws rise to second after a 3 point loss to Anderson Sheet Metal while Pat Brant leads winners with high game and set.
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Peoples Cleaners
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National Fruit Bowling
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Mabel Smith
Finley Colavito settle in major league exhibition
Athletics owner Charles O Finley announced a $50 000 salary for Rocky Colavito cutting $4 000 from his 1963 Tigers pay and preventing a $25 000 trade clause. Colavito aims for a comeback with Kansas City after strong 1963 numbers.
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Evansville Prevails Over Akron for Third Place
In the NCAA Small College Championship Evansville defeated Akron 72 to 59 to secure third place while North Carolina A&T ousted State College of Iowa 91 to 72 for the consolation crown.
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Drake DePaul Lead NIT Quarterfinals Features Top Teams
Top seed DePaul, unbeaten in AP ranking at 21-3, meets NYU Violet in a Madison Square Garden quarter-final as Drake, once last in 1963 MVC, faces Pitt in NBC telecast. Drake coach Maurice John earned MVC Coach of the Year after guiding a 20-6 season. Bradley St Joseph's and Army Bonaventure also on program. New Mexico Duquesne sit idle until Tuesday.
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Hayes Opens 1964 Track Campaign at Miami Meet
Bob Hayes of Florida A&M begins his 1964 outdoor campaign at the Florida Athletic Club invitational meet in the University of Miami venue. He aims to reaffirm status as the world's fastest human after past record adjustments and prepares to race 100 and 220 events with record times submitted for certification.
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New York Boxing Scuffle Details Listed
Eddie Cotton of Seattle aged 172 stopped Johnny ersol of New York in a 4 round bout. Ray atterson of New York listed as 19114 and appointed Ulli Ritter of Sweden aged 19514 to oversee a 6 round match in Goteborg Sweden.
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Johnny Ersol
Goteborg
Sweden
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Weden
Grapefruit League Results Highlight Skidding Cubs Hot Start
Chicago Nipples? No. Detroit? The report shows Chicago (N) 6 Los Angeles (A) 5 and Los Angeles (N) 8 Mexico City Tigers 3 while San Francisco 5 Cleveland 2. The box scores indicate early spring exhibition wins and losses across multiple teams in the Grapefruit League.
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Mexico City
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