Millionaire Buys Eagles Fires Coach Immediately
Philadelphia AP notes Jer ry Wolman 36-year-old with 36 million assets became Eagles owner and instantly dismissed head coach Mrah Chariah AR 'Hagan. NBA leaders Hagan and Havlicek join top scorers, while Wilt Chamberlain leads with 1,553 points in 35.3 gpg. Oscar Robertson is second, Bob Pettit third in early season totals.
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Night Shift to Go Full In 64 Season
Cincinnati reports the National League will push 1964 night games to a record pace with 438 under the lights across 10 clubs. Opening dates shift to April 13 for Houston at Cincinnati, with TV rights bids due Friday, as networks prepare to bid separately for the title game.
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Sunday Schools Play Six Games Tourney Medalist
Sunday's event features six games with Jank Russell earning the 19 champion medalist honor. Strong participation by Sunday Schools clubs highlighted by Russell's top showing and competitive play across the tourney.
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Eagles owner Wolman confirms coaching change after purchase
Wolman announced at a news conference that the league approved his 5.505 million purchase of the Eagles and that he is considering three former coaches as Skorich successors. He said he had notified Skorich that he would not fit into the club’s future plans, and the league approval followed a tense period with Rozelle.
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Bullets edge 76ers 124 121 in late rally
In New York, Gus Johnson’s jumper and Walt Bellamy’s two late free throws secured a 124-121 Baltimore Bullets victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. Bellamy led all scorers with 37 points as Philadelphia’s Hal Greer added 38. Wolman outlined franchise control transfer and staff retention following NBA approval.
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Purdue Nips Notre Dame In Pair Of Overtimes
Purdue edged Notre Dame in a pair of overtimes to win 106-99 after a 99-99 first OT. Rod Hicks sealed late with two free throws after Sam Ska rich of Notre Dame failed a late two free throws. Notre Dame led 49-43 at halftime as the Irish hoped to upset Michigan State’s recent drought.
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Purdue Notre Dame high scoring Big Ten clash
Purdue defeated Notre Dame 112 to 103 in a high scoring game. Purdue shot 39.8 percent from the field while Notre Dame connected on 39.6 percent. Halftime score was Notre Dame 49 Purdue 41 with 4,074 in attendance.
Eastern League All Star Game Site Chosen In N J
Eastern Professional basketball league announces all star game set to be played in Trenton New Jersey with selections made by writers and broadcasters. South Side Muncie won the Anderson Invitational wrestling tourney at Wigwam while Crawfordsville and Anderson led in scoring. Coach Pyle urged tougher play and greater desire to reach conference contender status. Indian matmen face Komoko’s squad in Kokomo tonight.
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TV Gridiron Bids Up For Grabs Friday
New York AP reports television rights for National Football League games are expected to draw bids around the weekend as a new two year contract comes up for negotiation.
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Indianapolis Writer To Get Award Friday
AP report notes Indianapolis News sports editor William F. Fox Jr. will receive the Newsman of the Year award from the Indianapolis Press Club at its Front Page banquet. Fox has led coverage of Indiana high school and Big Ten basketball and coined the term Hoosier Hysteria.
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College basketball scores wrap round of games
Purdue 112 Notre Dame 103 Michigan 80 Minnesota 65 Georgia Tech 71 Georgia 55 Tennessee 96 Fort Knox 56 Baldwin Wallace 85 Hiram 76 Hardin Simmons 73 St Marys 45 Akron 31 Mt Union 22 Rio Grande 121 Ky Christian Tri State 102 Hillsdale 93 Baltimore 124 Philadelphia 139 Cincinnati 139 New York 124 Detroit 118 Los Angeles 107 Monday results show wide spread scores across teams and venues.
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