Toledo Rallies Past Ohio 74 71 in MAC Tilt
Toledo overcame a 17 point deficit in the second half to beat Ohio University 74 71. Ned Miklovic and Willie Newson sparked the rally as Toledo moved to 2 7 in MAC play and 4 14 overall while Ohio dropped to 5 7 in league play.
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Bobcats
Toledo
Bulldogs
Hounds
University of Toledo Rockets
Ohio University
John Tudor
Gene Crook
Rockets
Ohio
Don Lifft
Fred Moore
Willie Newson
Dave Scott
College basketball scores from various games across the nation
A collage of results lists numerous college men’s basketball scores including St. Louis U over Drake 78 72 and Illinois over U of Portland 96 73 along with Ohio State beating Indiana 89 74 and Alabama defeating Tennessee 97 50. Other notable results show Wisconsin State matches, Portland State, and regional teams like Murray State, Centre, and Morehead State posting wins.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Furman
William & Mary
West Virginia
VMI
Union
Centre
Morehead
Murray State
Catawba
Wofford
Arioona State
Tepe
New Mexico
A&m Tree
Colorado
Beas
Dame
Crone
Tar Heels Hold Lead In AP Basketball Poll
North Carolina, led by coach Frank McGuire, maintains top perch in the AP poll after last week's results. The article notes their continued precision and dominance as they stay ranked first.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Frank McGuire
North Carolina Precisionists
MSU Begets Coaches as Devaney Joins Wyoming
EAST LANSING Mich Michigan State University continues to supply coaching talent with Bob Devaney named head coach at the University of Wyoming. At 41, Devaney replaces Phil Dickens after four seasons as MSU end coach, joining a string of Spartan assistants who progressed to notable jobs.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
MSU
Bob Devaney
University of Wyoming
Devaney
Phil Dickens
Skyline
Michigan State
Forest Evashevski
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Lowell
Red) Dawson
University of Pittsburgh
Steve Sebo
University of Pennsylvania
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Oregon State
Kip Taylor
al Kircher
Washington State
Unbeatens Dwindle as Middies Lead Ohio Class AA Tops
Ohio high school basketball sees five long unbeaten runs end while Middletown extends its winning streak to 15 and 40 over two years. Jerry Lucas scores prolific points for Middletown as Columbus East rises in Class AA polling after upset losses.
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Columbus
Ohio
New Concord
Crooksville
Dresden
Wyoming
Upper Arlington
Dayton Kiser
New Carlisle Tecemseh
Cadiz
St. Clairsville
Piketon
Portsmouth
Middletown
Springfield
Cincinnati
Taft
Jerry Lucas
Shelby
Larry Siegfried
Crestline
Norwalk
Columbus East
Trojans
East
Steubenville
Big Red
Canton McKinley
Cuyahoga Falls
Youngstown South
Lakewood
Columbus Fast
Troy Luckey
Reynoldsburg
Lockland Wayne
Arcanum
Plain City
Pemberville
Burton
Vienna
Mantle signs for sixty thousand a year
Ex teammate Phil Rizzuto called Mickey Mantle a bargain at 60 000 dollars annually and said he is worth three times that, rating Mantle second to Babe Ruth among baseball draw cards alongside Ted Williams as the other top star.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankee
Mickey
Yankees
Scooter
Ted Williams
Ruth
Trimble Beats Murray City 79-60 on Saturday Night
Trimble defeated Murray City 79 to 60 as Mike Morrison led the winners with 33 points. Murray City player line shows Wasko 5 points, Abahazie 5, Cantor 11, Wooten 9, Spencer 9, Sanborn 16. Officials were Baur and Mace.
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Trimble
Murray City
Mike Morrison
Wasko
Abahazie
Cantor
Wooten
Spencer
Sanborn
Kochis
Jones
Koon
Erdy
Morrison
Vore
Dode
Brio Ciiistecssecs
Eae Murray
Baur, Mace
Russell Sets Rebound Pace With 20.9 Per Game
Bill Russell of Boston surges toward new NBA records after a week with 140 rebounds in six games, boosting his season average to 20.9 while erasing Dolph Schayes 16.4 mark from 1951. Over Boston’s last 25 games Russell has grabbed 29 percent of Celtic rebounds and 15 percent of all rebounds, both unmatched.
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Bill Russell
Boston
National Basketball Assn
Celtic
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Russell
Indians Aim to Improve Hitting and Speed in 1957
Henderson Tenn. A Cleveland Indians executive outlines plans for faster baserunning and stronger hitting to boost the club. He cites Bobby Avila Al Smith Vic Wertz and Chico Carrasquel as key contributors while noting a 1956 team batting average of .244. The rotation includes Bob Lemon Early Wynn Ray Narleski and Don Mess? with a deep bullpen.
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Henderson, Tenn
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Cubs
Giants
Orioles
Bobby Avila
al Smith
Avila
Smith
Vic Wertz
Chico Carrasquel
Bobby
Carrasquel
Tucson
Jim Hegan
Hal Naragon
Russ Nixon
Earle Averill
Brown
Gene Woodling
Jim Busby
Rocky Colavito
Dave Pope
Roger Maris
Joe Caffie
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Ray Narleski
Don Messi
Bucks Bow to Illinois Free Throw Mark
Duquesne senior Dave Rickets set a new free throw milestone as Illinois beat the Bucks. The sharpshooter’s accuracy drew attention from college basketball circles after last week’s standout performance.
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Bucks
Illinois
Dave Rickets
Duquesne
Illinois Wins 96 89 Over Ohio State In Big Ten Clash
Illinois defeats Ohio State 96 89 to pull into a three way tie for third in the Big Ten behind a 4 2 balance. Buckeyes led 57 50 at half and Frank Howard scored 30 for Ohio State while George Bon Salle added 27 for Illinois in a full night of standout basketball.
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Ill
Illinois
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Purdue
Michigan
Indiana
Illini
Buckeye
Frank Howard
Gene Millard
Howard
Harv Schmidt
Duquesne
Ricketts
George Bon Salle
Hot Rod Hundley
West Virginia
Bon Salle
Big Ten
Ilinois
Northwestern
Handley
Virginia Military
Associated Press Weekly
Iowa State
Colorado
Bob Helzer
Bradley
University of Portland
Athens and Nelsonville Duel for SECAL Lead in Thrilling Race
Athens Bulldogs and Nelsonville Greyhounds share the SECAL lead at 9-2 with three games left as rivals push for a share of the title. Athens hosts Jackson while Nelsonville travels to Jackson. present day results loom large for specifics on standings and remaining schedules.
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Greyhounds
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Nelsonville
Hitchcock
Charlie McAfee
Frank Merriwell
Jackson
Gallipolis
Wellston
Middleport
Logan
Chieftains
Hounds
Ironmen
Pomeroy
Gallipolis Logan
McAfee
Larry Bishop
Tom Widdoes
Tom Smith
Gary McConkey
Tom Baldwin
Dees and Howard Lead Big Ten Scoring Races
Archie Dees of Indiana and Frank Howard of Ohio State maintain the pace in the Big Ten scoring race. Dees leads with 329 points in 14 games at 23.5, while Howard has 341 points in 16 games at 21.3. Joe Ruklick of Northwestern sits third with 289 in 17 at 17.0, Illinois’ George Bonn Salle out with 277 in 14 at 19.7, and Harv Schmidt of Illinois at 262 in 14 at 18.7.
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Chicago
Archie Dees
Indiana
Frank Howard
Ohio State
Dees
Howard
Joe Ruklick
Northewestern
George Bon Salle
Illinois
Harv Schmidt
TKO Brings Fans to New York Ring Crowd Turmoil
At St. Nicholas Arena in New York a Sugar Hart versus Barry Allison bout was halted by referee Harry Ebbets after 22 seconds of the seventh round. Hart from Philadelphia was awarded a technical knockout amid chaos with paper wads and a disrupted melee as 2176 fans watched.
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New York
Old St. Nicholas Arena
Harry Ebbets
Sugar Hart
Barry Allison
Hart
Philadelphia
European middleweight title bout results across three cities
In Milwaukee Satter field of Milwaukee outpointed Mederos of Cuba 182 to 192 by 10. In Paris Homez of France stopped McAteer of Britain 160 to 157 in the European middleweight championship bout. In Lubbock Dawson of Youngstown outpointed Riojas of Fort Worth 138 to 138 by 10. In San Jose Morton of San Jose outpointed Herman of Los Angeles 141 to 140 by 10.
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Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Julio Mederos
Cuba
Paris
Charles Homez
France
Pat McAteer
Britain
Lubbock
Texas
Waymen Dawson
Youngstown
Ray Riojas
Fort Worth
San Jose
Calif
Willie Morton
Freddy
Babe) Herman
Los Angeles
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Toledo Macomber
Troy Lackey
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Murray Ouintet
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Kerry Farrell
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Chet Forte
Columbia
Niagara
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Tom Hawkins
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Boston Garden
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Bob Sheskey
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Ed Keating
Bob Young
Jerry Stufflebean
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