Loyola Beats Cincinnati For NCAA Title In Overtime
Loyola of Chicago won 60 to 58 in overtime at Freedom Hall, rallying from 15 points down to deny Cincinnati a third straight crown. Vic Rouse tied the game with a late tap in before Les Hunter’s running jumper in overtime. Coach George Ireland secured the national championship in his first NCAA appearance.
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Farm ers and Merchants Bank leads state women's tenpin tourney
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank team of Winchester topped with a 3060 series at Staunton Lanes to lead the Virginia State Women's Tenpin Bowling Association event now in its sixth renewal. read about records set in doubles and singles as teams from Richmond Bel Air and Washington compete with 55 teams this weekend.
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Vaulter Penni Pennell Sets 16 Foot Record at Memphis Relays
John Pennell raised the world outdoor pole vault record to 16 feet 3 inches at the Memphis Relays aided by a borrowed fiberglass pole and coach Bob Groes. The 22-year-old Northeast Louisiana State senior celebrated on his second try, with 500 spectators present recording a rare moment in a meet with limited crowd.
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Williams Ready To Become Yankee Star In 1962
Stan Williams, a 6 foot 4 right hander, signals readiness to join the New York Yankees as a key fourth starter. In spring play he allowed one hit and three baserunners in six innings, part of a 3-0 win over the Mets. Trade brought him from the Dodgers for Bill Skowron.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Notable Player Injuries
Exhibition results span 1 and 2 run games with Cleveland, San Francisco, New York and Chicago posting wins. Notable injuries include Mickey Mantle groin strain and Roy Sievers cracked rib. Bob Purkey shoulder pain ends his outing. Johnny Logan suffers a knee bruise. Hitting heroes include Felipe Alou and Dick Green with key late hits.
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Ex-Featherweight Champion Davey Moore Dies in coma
Los Angeles AP Davey Moore former world featherweight champion dies at 29 after injuries from last Thursday bout with Sugar Ramos. Moore fell into a coma and never regained consciousness despite bedside vigil by wife Geraldine. Ramos sobbed at remorseful meeting with Moore's widow. Pope John XXIII and Gov. Brown criticized boxing. A separate Virginia court notice seeks a divorce for Frances Mae Monroe Brooks.
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Consolation Akron 75 Armed Forces All Stars 69
Akron defeats the Armed Forces All Stars 75 69 in the consolation game. Key players tally points for Akron as they pull ahead in the second half and secure the win.
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