Anderson Redskins to host Indiana Tech in NCC tilt
Indiana Tech, riding a two game NCC win streak, prepares to face the Anderson Redskins in a Wigwam showdown. The Indians have had tough early tests against Marion Muncie Central Lafayette and others, but show strong field goal accuracy and free throw percentage as they aim to rebound.
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Wilson and Robertson Pace Hoosier Conference Scoring
Anderson dominates Indiana Central 108 to 78 as Jack Wilson scores 31 and Don Smith adds 22 to push the Ravens into second in the Hoosier Conference standings. Robertson leads Indiana Central with 16 while Gordon Taylor and others contribute for Anderson in a high scoring payoff game.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Pack
A long list of college and high school basketball results is given. Notable college matchups include Anderson over Indiana Central 108 to 78 and Hanover defeating Centre 115 to 71. Other schools listed: Wabash, DePauw, Defiance, Tri-State, Richmond, North Carolina, Willam Mary, Washington & Lee, Pitt, Princeton, Illinois, Eureka, Holy Cross, Rhode Island, Ashland, Wartburg, Coe, NYU, Colgate, Lake Forest, SMU, Texas A&M, Harvard, MIT, St Joseph’s, Butler, Chicago area, and various Indiana high schools with scores and overtime marks.
Trent Texas Lass Rose Mary Jones Stuns Scorers in Basketball
Trent High School sophomore Rose Mary Jones, 15, averages 40.5 points in 21 games with a peak 72 point game against Highland and a 49 point night versus Ira. Coach W B Williams calls her scoring unique and credits a new jump shot as the key instrument.
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Fullmer Beats Robinson In Midweight Title Bout
Gene Fullmer defeated Ray Robinson in a 15 round middleweight championship fight at Madison Square Garden. Fullmer’s relentless pressure and durability earned the victory while Robinson’s power and speed were not enough to overcome the champion.
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Nova Denied Libel Damages By California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court refused former heavyweight Lou Nova's request for libel damages from columnist Vincent X. Flaherty and Hearst Publishing. Nova alleged that Flaherty called him cowardly after the Sept 29, 1941 fight with Joe Louis, but Flaherty defended truth and fair comment.
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Welcome Home Soviet Athletes Draw Big Crowd in Moscow
About 100000 spectators lined the streets Tuesday to greet Soviet athletes returning from Melbourne. Earlier groups arrived by plane last month. Luke Easter, ex-Cleveland Indian, led the International League with 35 homers for Buffalo in 1956.
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Dragons extend win streak with 66 64 victory over Goblins
Windfall Dragons defeat Summitville 66 to 64 on Summitville floor to notch their 12th straight win. Toby Burkhardt sinks two free throws to break 64 all and seal the comeback. Charlie Jones and Cliff King led Dragons with 18 and 16 respectively. Summitville’s Bruce Yeagy and Jerry Waller paced the Goblins.
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Wilkinson Denies Oklahoma Coaching Buyout Drive
Bud Wilkinson called a reported plan to raise 200000 dollars to keep him as Oklahoma coach the silliest thing he had ever heard. He spoke in St Louis during the 51st NCAA convention and denied being contacted by sources arranging the fund.
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Snider Signs 1957 Pact With Brooklyn Dodgers
Nuke Snider, NL home run champion last season, agrees to 1957 terms with the Brooklyn Dodgers for the same 41 000 salary he received in 1956. Also noted are high school basketball scores from Chicago Roosevelt and South Bend Adams, plus several other regional game results.
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Hanover Wallops Centre College in 115 to 71 nonconference win
Hanover dominates Centre College Kentucky 115 71 as Jerry Drew and Bill Kazeel each score 28 points. Carl Meador 24 Marvin Meranda 19 and John Jenkins 16 help Hanover build a 53 30 halftime lead and remain unbeaten in six straight after a two game skid.
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Robinson, Incensed By Bavasi Statements Retains Retirement
Jackie Robinson rejected a recomposure of retirement after remarks by E. J. Bavasi and a press conference for Chock Full o Nuts. He stressed he is through with baseball, citing moral obligations to Look magazine and his past teams. Ed Macauley nears 10,000 points as Hawks eye milestone.
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