Navy's Bellino Tops UpIA All American Ballot
Navy halfback Joe Bellino led the 1960 UPI All America team voting with 4 010 points from 402 ballots. Minnesota guard Tom Brown and a cast of stars from Pittsburgh to Syracuse filled the rest of the first team while East dominance marked the selection recent war era.
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Joe Bellina
Navy
Tom Brown
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Bellino
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Brown
Army
Ditka
Davis
Midwest
Southwest
East
Wrst
Rockies
Midlands
Marlin McKeever
Southern California
Tee Moorman
Jerry Beachout
Purdue
Kurt Gegner
Washington
Vanderbush
Pat Dye
Georgia
Wayne
Local YMCA league opens as Stottlemyer’s and Cooper’s vie
Stottlemyer’s Lumber Co downed Gellinger’s Market 70 to 64 while Looper’s led with 14 points in the win as Four men hit in double figures. Ohio State Bradley and Utah State highlighted opening night with top teams eager to start the season.
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Stottlemyer’s Lumber Co
Gellinger
Looper
Stottlemyer
Osborne
Connors
Lechlitner
Kentucky
Indiana
P. Seybert
Bradley
Miler
Gellingers
Stottlemyers
iDi
Chet
Jet
Walker
Kline
Ellis
T. Ellis
Minnesota
Alan
Lechlitn
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Ohio University
Caildes Pi Biz
Pruett, David
Palmer Leads West Palm Beach Open Field Strong
Arnold Palmer heads a top field in the $15,000 West Palm Beach Open starting Thursday in Florida. Duke opens the 1960-61 basketball season hosting LSU, with Stith aiming to extend a homecourt streak. Other top games include Auburn vs Livingston and Kentucky vs VMI, while Cincinnati meets Indiana State.
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West Palm Beach
Fia
Arnold Palmer
Durham
N.C
UPI
Duke University Blue Devils
Louisiana State University
Stith
John Carroll
Auburn
Livingston
Thames
Kentucky
VMI
Cincinnati
Oscar
Wisconsin
Davidson - Waker Forest
George Washington
Richmond
Georgia
Tenth line adds new pros signings and college players
The article lists several players including Fred Mautino Syracuse Letner Signs With Pros Johnny Brewer Mississippi Cotton Lerner Tennessee Monte Gay Iowa and Mark Manders with notes on positions and teams such as the Montreal Alouettes and the Canal Matte league.
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Fred Mautino
Syracuse
Letner
Johnny Brewer
Mississippi
Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
Joe Rutgens
Illinois
Cotton Lerner
Tennesseterlin Olsen
Utah State
Iseo
Tues
Mark Manders
Iowa
Monte Gay
Lee
Texas
Roy McKasi
Washington
Tom Montreal
Night Scores From Indiana and Nearby States
Last night’s basketball results show Indpls Shortridge 38 Infers Sacred Hear 46 and Oak Hill 86 with Danville 58. Football note mentions Gary Wallace scoring two TDs and a 70 yard interception return against Vanderbilt.
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Shortridge
Sacred Hear
Wood
Scecina
Oak Hill
Marion Bennett
Amo
New Winchester
Gary Roosevelt
Griffith
Center Grove
Danville
Wells
Roacdale
New Market
Dover
Helmsburg
Smithville
Evansville North
Mount Vean
Haubstadt
Evansville
Memial
Henderson
Holy Name
Rex Mundi
Fort Branch
North Posey
Patoka
Birdseye
Castle
Chrisney
Stendal
Mackey
Monroe City
Wheatland
Huron
Alfordsville
Sandborn
Bicknell
West Vigo
Terre Haute Geeld
Terre Haute State
Dugger Sullivan
Hymera
Fayette
Pimento
Glenn
van Buren
Pleasantville
Edwardsport
Clinton
Cayuga
Rockville
Veedersburg
Elnora
Staunton
Bowling Green
Dana
Scottland
Ill
Bloomfield
Carlisle
Greensfork
Economy
Fountain City
Spartanburg
Laurel
Fayette Central
Columbia City
South Whitley
Kokomo Leads State Ratings In Indiana High School Basketball
Kokomo tops the UPI Indiana high school basketball coachesRatings, first in voting with 13 of 19 first place ballots and 871 points. Fort Wayne Central is second by 23 points, Muncie Central third with 120 points, Cathedral fourth with 99 and Attucks fifth with 39.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Kokomo S
Fort Wayne Central
Muncie Central
United Press International Indiana
Kokomo
Fort Wayne
Tigers
Muncie
Indianapolis Cathedral
Attucks
East Chicago
Washington
Martial
Jasper
Gary Roosevelt
Madison
Elshart
Bloomington
South Bend Adams
East
Indianapolis Attacks
Indianapolis Manual
Madison & Elkhart
Michigan City
Evansville Central
Logansport
Gary Froebel
Lawrenceburg
Lafayette
New Castle
Gary Mann
Evansville
Bosse
Franklin
Alexandria
Harmmond
New Albany
Gary Tolleston
Chicago
Roosevelt
Connersville
Columbus
South Bend
Adams
South Bend Central
North Central
Marion
Riley
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Jeffersonville
Pirates edge Muncie Central 26 24 in gym showdown
Madison Heights matmen edged Muncie Central 26 24 as Ed Prather of Madison Heights repeated his state title form pinning Patterson at 127 pounds. Pirates reserves won 27 17. Next Tuesday they host North Central. Additional results include 95 Hendricks and 10 Estep pins and several close decisions across weight classes.
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Madison Heights
Muncie Central Bearcats
Ed Prather
Patterson
Muncie Central
Pirates
North Central
Hendricks
King
Estep
Wegeson
Starrett
Lowery
P. Starrett
Iby Nelson
Prather
Parker
Silvers
Bales
Rust Wioy
Susce Signs Contract as Bellwether Coach for Senators
The Washington Senators hire George Susce Sr. as bullpen coach for the American League club. Susce, a former player with the St. Louis Browns and Red Sox, becomes the second coach added by manager Mickey Vernon. He is joined by Forest Evashevski in the coaching staff.
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Susce
Contractville Colonels
Washington
Louisville
UPI
Wednes
George Susce Sr
St. Louis Browns
Iday
Forest
Evashevski
Caach
University of Town
Washington Senators
Mickey
Vernon
Rollie Hemsley
Ernie Davis
Syra- Susce
Case
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Earl Faison
Indians
Milwaukee Braves
United States Railways
Diana
Lewis
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Cooper’s
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Sportsmans Digest
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