Tournament Upsets Mark Regional Basketball Action
March tournament play sees Wesley Ousts Ferruri, Hutchinson beats Cumberland 60-46, Cameron defeats Chipola 83-69, Leicester eliminated by Tyler in triple overtime, and Wesley State, Burlington, Casper advances in the losers bracket with several upsets across Dallas Baptist Moberly Hutchinson Cameron and other teams.
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Dallas Baptist
Moberly
Hutchinson
Cameron
Olahoma
Cumberland College of Lebanon
Tenn
Cumberland
Tom Kirkpatrick
Chipola
Mariana
Fila
Frank Judge
Harry Dunn
Tyler
Tex
Leicester
Massachusetts
Wesley
Delaware
Ferruri
Virginia
Burglington
Iowa
Dixie College of
Utah
Casper
Wyo
Alpena
Mich
Dodgers Star Duo Sign With Paramount Pictures
Dodgers pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale signed contracts with Paramount Pictures, skipping spring training to head to a TV studio. The holdouts, who sought 3-year, 500000 deals, will miss the April 12 start as Drysdale serves as a TV commentator and Koufax as a detective. Their attorney said no escape clauses exist, with a Japan tour offered later in six figures plus gate percentage.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Paramount Pictures
Cvie
Bavasi
Koufax
Drysdale
David Janssen
William Hayes
Hayes
Japan
Dodgers
St. Louis
Jim Lefebre
Dennis Aust
Tommy Davis
Atlanta
Chicago White Sox
Ken Berry
Denny Lemaster
Ken Johnson
Joe Cisterna
Sox
Denny McLain
Bill Monbouquette
Detroit
Cincinnati
Jim Northrup
Don Demeter
San Francisco
California
Bob Barton
Gaylord Perry
Joe Gibbon
Lindy McDaniel
Angels
Minnesota
Twins
New York Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Don Mincher
Boog Powell
Cassius Clay Awarded 1-A Status for Draft Deferment
Champion Cassius Clay cleared to leave the United States for a March 29 heavyweight title bout in Toronto and was reclassified to 1-A, prompting possible appeal. Local Board 47 reaffirmed its action after testimony, citing his Black Muslim faith as a possible deferment basis.
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Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Selective Service Local Board 47
United States
Toronto
Maple Leaf Gardens
Clay
Armed Services
Sherman
Margaret Green
Kentucky
Western Judiicial Circuit Appeal Board
Edward W. Jacko
New York
NCAA Tourney At Maryland Set For Friday Night
The article previews the NCAA semifinal matchups with Kentucky facing Duke and Texas Western meeting Utah. It notes Kentucky as the No. 1 team at 26-1, Duke 25-3, and Texas Western 26-1 while Utah battles injuries. All games will be televised by Sports Network, Inc. and arrive at the Maryland campus for closed practices ahead of the Friday night semis.
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DUKE
Bob Verga
University of Maryland
H. Max Crowder
Vic Bubas
Verga
Kentucky
Utah
Texas Western
Sports Network, Inc
Larry Conley
Slso
George Fisher
Lyndon MacKay
Fullmer Confident He Can Beat Any Middleweight
Don Fullmer, 27, of West Jordan Utah, says he can beat anyone in the middleweight division including champion Dick Tiger. He eyes a title shot after a potential bout with Jose Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden, while Tiger defends the title April 25 in Europe. Fullmer holds a 36-12-3 record and is the No 3 rated American contender ahead of a possible shot if Tiger wins or loses against Griffith.
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New York
Don Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan Utah
Jose Gonzalez
World Boxing Association
Madison Square Garden
Fullmer
Utah
Joey Giardello
Cherry Hills
N.J
Tiger
Nigeria
Giardello
Emile Griffith
the Garden
Griffith
Europe
Gonzalez
New Yorker
Arroyo
Puerto Rico
Mike Pusateri
Florentino Fernandez
Exhibition Baseball Thursday Results Across Leagues
Results from multiple exhibition games including Baltimore over Washington 7 to 2 and San Francisco 13 to 1 over California. Also listed are other scores with Chicago A, Chicago N, Detroit, Kansas City and more. Saturday games set venues in Miami Long Beach St. Petersburg Bradenton Palm Springs and others. Boxing results feature Raul Rojas knocking out Ricardo Pajorito Moreno and Wayne Thornton stopping David Furch in Las Vegas.
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Homers
Frank Robinson
Sam Bowens
Baltimore
Washington
Tom Reynolds
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Rusty Staub
Houston
Boston
Roberto Pena
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Associated Press
San Francisco
California
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Minnesota
New York
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Bradenton
Palm Springs
Raul Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Ricardo Pajorito Moreno
Mexico
Tokyo
Takao Sakurai
Japan
Chang Chungc Hwan
South Korea
Las Vegas
Nev
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
David Furch
Phoenix
Aria
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