Bobcats face Cornell after Niagara defeat in Eastern trip
Ohio U Bobcats travel to Ithaca to clash with Cornell after a 72-65 loss to Niagara in New York. Niagara built a 20-13 edge late first half, led by 26 points from Richie Veith and 21 from Al Butler, while Ohio U. got 18 from Jerry Wolf and 14 from Dave Scott in a 52 percent NI game.
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Holiday tournament week kicks off with major inviting events
Holiday basketball tournaments begin across four major festivals led by Kentucky Invitational in Lexington. Top teams Kentucky Ohio State North Carolina Virginia Alabama Auburn Michigan wrap up opening games as Quantico Marines celebrate another title in the Christmas event. Local Ohio teams suffer mixed results as Baldwin Wallace and Oberlin win while Central State and Malone stumble in intrastate clashes.
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Cedarville
Bill Reese
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Malone
Don Murphy
van Wert
SEOAL Tonight Only Fourteen Girls? No, Boys Basketball Action
SEOAL teams do not schedule league games tonight while several non league and county play highlight the slate. Carthage Troy visits Buchtel York in Athens County League action as Racine travels to Pomeroy and other area games unfold across Meigs Gallia Hocking Muskingum and non league matchups.
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Fastest finishers listed in relay results
BotLiise SSO RES Wy top ten include Whitlatch French Horn Smith Butts Mechem Haffner Mender Odenthal with scores ranging from 178 to 166 points reflecting a clustered field and individual performances among the named competitors.
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Yanks Take 2 0 Lead In Cup Matches
In Perth Australia Alex Olmedo and Ham Richardson gave the United States a 2 0 lead over Italy in the interzone Davis Cup final. Olmedo surged past Nicola Pietrangeli 5 7 10 8 6 0 6 1 after early jitters and Richardson defeated Orlando Sirola 6 4 6 2 7 5 in hot 90 degree heat at Royal Kings Park.
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Arlington
Royal Kings Park Club
Titantic
Orlando Sirola
Colavito Leads AL Slugging Again in 1958 Race
Cleveland outfielder Rocky Colavito topped the American League last season in slugging with a .620 mark. He piled up 303 total bases in 489 at bats, 41 home runs, 26 doubles, 3 triples and 113 RBIs, second to Mantle's 42 homers and outpacing Williams and Cerv in key stats. The champion Yankees led team slugging at .416, with Cleveland second at .403 and Boston at .400.
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Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Colavito
New York
Mickey Mantle
Kansas City
Bob Cerv
Ted Williams
Boston
Mantle
Cerv
Williams
Jackie Jensen
Mickey
Yankees
NHL Thursday and Friday results and Saturday schedule
National Hockey League results show New York defeated Detroit 2 0 and Montreal beat Toronto 4 1. Friday no games scheduled. College basketball scores list Boston 104 Cincinnati 90 and Minneapolis 113 Detroit 104. Saturday features New York at Boston Cincinnati at Syracuse St Louis at Detroit and Philadelphia at Minneapolis.
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Unbeatens collide in Holiday Bowl national small college final
Arizona State of Flagstaff and Northeastern Oklahoma State, each averaging over four touchdowns per game, meet in St. Petersburg before about 10 000 fans and a national TV audience. The Redmen and Lumberjacks enter with 11 wins and 14 game unbeaten runs, NAIA No. 1 and No. 2, after playoff wins on December 6 and a CBS telecast at 2 PM EST.
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National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athletics
Boxing results show Billy Thomas and Jimmy Martinez win
In Los Angeles Billy Thomas 130 pounds outpointed Jesse Morales 131 pounds from Los Angeles. In Albuquerque Jimmy Martinez 151 pounds from Glendale Arizona outpointed Armando Muniz 151 pounds from Mexico City.
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Billy Thomas
San Francisco
Jesse Morales
Albuquerque
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Glendale
Ariz
Armando Muniz
Mexico City
Tough Giant Defense Forces Browns to Rely on Run
Cleveland fans should not expect a pass heavy game plan Sunday as the Browns visit Yankee Stadium. New York Giants pass defense has allowed only 45.7 percent completion, best in the NFL, while Cleveland QB Milt Plum lacks experience. Giants coach Jim Lee Howell warns against a pass heavy attack, hoping the Browns stay with Jim Brown. Bob Gain returns to bolster a full squad of 34 ready players.
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Bob Gain
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Illinois Faces NYU In TV Game To Boost Big Ten Standings
Illinois, a Big Ten hopeful, hosts NYU in a televised Saturday matchup. The Illini, 1 loss in 4 games, beat by Marquette 69 53 without Vaughn who averages 12 points. Rogers Taylor 14.8, Wessels 6 7, Perry, Jackson lead balanced attack. NYU has won 2 of 4, beating Columbia and Boston College.
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Boston College
Greenville Memorial Auditorium Seats 5481 for Furman Basketball
The Greenville South Carolina Memorial Auditorium now seats 5481 for basketball and is in use by Furman University this season.
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Furman
Local SECAL scoring leaders race in early season
In the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Jerry Patton of Nelsonville leads with 84 points after four games, followed by Mark Kelly of Middleport with 83 and Russ Wickerham of Athens with 81. Other area leagues show Ron McPherson and Mitchell Smith atop Ames Bern Greenies, Ronnie Salser and Don McDade tied in Meigs County, Jim Fee of Allenstown pacing Vinton County, J. Unger and Keck lead Hocking County, Hammer and Roseville duo top Muskingum Valley, with Buckeye League still awaiting more games.
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Valdes Aims at Title In MSG Heavyweight Tilt
Nino Valdes holds No. 2 Ring Magazine and No. 4 NBA ratings as he risks a gala Madison Square Garden bout against Pat McMurtry. McMurtry, upset over his top-ten ommission, brings a 30-2-1 career mark and a sharp left, with NBC carrying the 10 p.m. EST telecast.
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McMurtry
George Chuvalo
the Garden
Ring
Alex Miteff
Wayne Bethea
Mike DeJohn
Johnny Summerlin
Harold Carter
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NBC
Coach Joe Lapchick Returns to St. Johns in 14th Season
The report notes Joe Lapchick begins his 14th season as St. Johns University basketball mentor. It mentions his earlier departure in 1947 to coach the New York Knickerbockers and his return to St. Johns in 1956.
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Joe Lapchick
St. John's University
New York Knickerbockers
St. John’s
Yale Opens 1958-59 Swiming Campaign Under Kiphuth
Yale begins the 1958-59 swimming season with 169 consecutive dual meet wins under coach Bob Kiphuth who plans retirement next June.
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Yale
Bob Kiphuth
Notre Dame Names Co-Captains for Swimming Team
Co-captains Tom Londrigan of Springfield Illinois and Dick Nagle of Chicago are senior freestylers for Notre Dame's swimming squad.
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Springfield, Ill
Dick Nagle
Chicago
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