Utah Senior McGill Sets Historic Scoring Pace
New York AP reports Utah 6 foot 9 inch senior Billy McGill averages 37.1 points per game through 17 contests, a pace surpassed only by Frank Selvy. McGill leads 30 point scorers Nick Workman of Seton Hall and Jack Foley of Holy Cross, while Loyola Chicago tops team scoring.
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Foley
Visas Hold Up Hockey Action
The European committee asks the North Americans to decide on moving the world hockey championships from the United States if visas delay for the East German team persist. The event opens March 8 in Colorado Springs and could be affected by possible withdrawals of the Soviet and Czech teams.
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Canada
Delany Leads Irish Four in Boston Two Mile Relay
Ron Delany will head a four man Ireland relay squad for the 73rd Boston Athletic Association meet on Feb 3. He may also run the 1000 yard or mile in the Boston Garden meet joining Noel Carroll Derek MecCleane and Basil Clifford per director Will Cloney.
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UPI
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Don Carter and Marion Ladewig Bowling Tips Notice
Readers are advised requests for the Carter Ladewig booklet should be sent to Anderson Herald via National Newspaper Syndicate at 326 W Madison St Chicago 6 Ill Include a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Bob Sled Meet Starts Saturday
The world four man bobsled championships open in Garmisch Partenkirchen with U S hopes led by former champion Lloyd Johnson. Johnson 47 from Madison Wisconsin heads the U S No 1 crew after No 2 sled piloted by Gary Sheffield was withdrawn. Organizers shortened the event to two runs because of unusually warm weather and limited practice sessions.
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Austrian Skier Messner Fractures Leg in Training
Austrian skier Heinrich Messner fractured a leg in a high speed training crash in Cortina d Ampezzo. The injury will sidelines him from next month world championships at Chamonix France.
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Browns women's city bowling field announced for tourney
Field set for 112 doubles and 224 singles at Brown's Recreation Lanes with weekend rounds January 27 and 28. Team results from Rains Gardens delivered top finishes led by Emge's 2960 and Delco Remy 2941. 2706+ in team totals remain prize eligible. Singles and doubles pairings listed with shifts and partner combos across multiple sessions.
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Hazel Marshall
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Champs Get Off On Right Foot In Hollywood Golf
Defending champions Phyllis Preuss and Barbara Williams won their opening round in the Hollywood Women's International foot ball golf tournament. They beat Phyllis Semple and Mrs. Robert Lyle 5 and 4 after 14 holes on the 6 361 yard Orange Brook course.
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Ellen Gery
Miami
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Coral Gables
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Ann Netsky
Philadelphia
Fullmer Tiger bout proposed by NBA official
NBA rating chief Tony Petronella proposed Gene Fullmer defend the middleweight title against Dick Tiger around the time Terry Downes fights Paul Pender for the New York Europe version. The plan envisions a 90 day gap for the two winners before a unification bout with Tiger as challenger.
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Fullmer
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Debris On Ice Hockey Rinks Raises Alarms
New York Rangers officials fear debris on the rink after a lead piece fell during a 3-0 loss to Detroit. Wings GM Jack Adams noted near misses with Bill Gadsby while NHL referee in chief Carl Voss recalled Chicago pool balls and shuffleboard discs.
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Thirteen Minor Leagues to Train With White Sox
Thirteen players from minor league affiliates will train with the Chicago White Sox this spring. Seven are pitchers Taylor Phillips Michael Joyce Fred Talbot Ron Woods Ed Nettle Scott Seger and Jerry Moeller. Infielders Bob Sadowski Tom Mc Graw Al Weis Dayton Orsburn. Catcher Jerry McNertney and outfielder Manly Johnston also report. All report to the Sox camp in Sarasota Florida February 25.
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Fred Talbot
Ron Woods
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Jerry Moeller
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al Weis
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Angels Sign Majority of 1962 roster in contracts
Los Angeles Angels General Manager Fred Haney announced that 32 of the 39 players on the 1962 roster have signed 1962 contracts. He noted negotiations with the remaining three veterans and four newcomers are close to completion as spring training opens February 20 in Palm Springs.
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Art Fowler
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George Witt
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Stephens Signs Long Contract With Montreal Alouettes
Minnesota's All-America quarterback Sandy Stephens signs with the Montreal Alouettes for a reported three year deal. The Rose Bowl hero, who led Minnesota to a 21 3 win over UCLA, rejected NFL interest while Cleveland and New York had attempted negotiations.
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Army to Play GWU in DC Stadium Debut Meeting
Army officials accepted a GWU proposal and announced the Cadets will play their first football game in the nation's capital this fall at the new District of Columbia Stadium on Oct. 27. The game moves from Michie Stadium and marks Army vs George Washington in football for the first time.
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Slim Field Shapes Up For Santa Anita
A slim field of six horses shapes up for the Santa Anita Maturity at Arcadia California. The $100 000 added race on Saturday could reach a $147 910 purse with a $73910 winner. Prerace favorite is Four and Twenty with Johnny Longden aboard. Other probable starters include The Axe II Garnol Park Royal and Joshua's Command.
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