Top No 2 Unbeatens West Virginia and Mississippi State
West Virginia and Mississippi State sit 10-0 as college basketball action opens. Mississippi State faces Alabama in a Southeastern Conference game, led by 22.8 PPG scorer Jack Kubiszyn. West Virginia plays Villanova and George Washington this week as other conferences stir with early-season upheavals.
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Mississippi State
State
Ala
Bama
Jack Kubiszyn
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Wilt
Chamberlain
Oklahoma
Maryland
North Carolina
Clemson
Terps
Texas Tech
Rice
Hawaii All-Stars Dominate Collegiate Team In Hula Bowl
Hawaii All-Stars led 33-0 after the first quarter and defeated the collegiate squad 53-34 in Honolulu. Tobin Rote of the Detroit Lions threw five TD passes and Joe Perry of San Francisco ran for three more scores, while John Crow of Texas A&M and Walt Kowalczyk of Michigan State added touchdowns for the college side.
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Ray Richards Resigns as Chicago Cardinals Head Coach
Chicago Cardinals seek new head coach after Ray Richards resigns following a 3-9 season and a 27-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Charley Trippi also leaves assistant post as changes sweep NFL club. Richards cites best interests of all concerned in his retirement statement.
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San Francisco
Charley Trippi
Trippi
Georgia
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Racine Pounds Ames Bern In Nonleague Win
Racine shot 56 percent from the field and 73 percent at the line to crush Ames Bern 80 to 54. Carl Wolfe led Racine with 37 points and 14 field goals, while McDade added 16. Mark Smith topped Ames Bern with 20 points as Racine rolled to a 22-7 first quarter and 42-20 halftime edge.
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Cager Scoreboard Shows Varied College Results Across Games
A batch of basketball scores lists multiple matchups with results, including Cincinnati 71 over Tulsa 70 and Northwestern 65 over Michigan 75. Other results include St Louis 7 over De Paul 0 and Pittsburgh 5 Indiana 64, with several long scored games across regional teams.
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Princeton
Penn
Dartmouth
Yale
LaSalle
Syracuse
Villanova
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Wash & Bee
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Auburn
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
Maryland
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
TCU
Texas
AAM
SMU
Baylor
Holy Cross
Assumption
Mass
Marquette
Loyola
Chicago
Oklahoma State
Drake
Buchtel Beats Zaleski 78 53 In non league game
Dan Wright scores 35 and Charles Thompson 21 lead Buchtel Bruins over Zaleski 78 to 53. Wright tops scoring, Saunders leads Zaleski with 19 as Buchtel pulls away in second half to reach its tenth victory.
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Dan Wright
Charles Thompson
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Saunders
Youngster Leads Field In Los Angeles Open Golf
Gay Brewer Jr., 25, leads by a stroke in the Los Angeles Open after a 67 in the third round. Frank Stranahan trails by one. E. J. Harrison sits at 209. Billy Casper and Tommy Jacobs tie at 20 under par after 54 holes on the Rancho course. Brewer, from Lexington Kentucky, has a strong amateur pedigree but is a lesser known pro.
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E. J
Dutch) Harrison
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Billy Casper
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Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Young Brewer
Lexington
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Southwestern Defeats Eastern 72 to 55 in Conference Clash
Lenville Silvers led Southwestern High School with 20 points after returning from injury as the Highlanders built a third-quarter surge. Paul Rees added 17 and Lloyd Myers 13 as Southwestern improved to 3 2 in the league and 4 5 overall while Eastern of Meigs County moved to 0 5 in league play.
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M's Baby Boy for OU's Norman
A baby boy born Sunday at 10 40 p m in Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mrs Richard Norman and her husband a junior guard of Ohio University. The couple reside at 8 1 2 Fort Street Athens.
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OU Quintet Triumphs Over Wittenberg 70-56
Ohio University defeated Wittenberg 70 to 56 at Men's Gym, improving to five wins in nine starts. Bob Peters and Dave Scott led OU with outside shooting and strong rebounding, while Ton Vedova and the Tigers used a sideline play pattern but lacked manpower to sustain its pressure.
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Bob Peters
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Terry Deems
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Tony Vedova
Bernie Thompson
Dave Scott
Kent State Uses Control Tactics to Beat Toledo 25-17
Kent State coach Bill Bertka disputed claims that control ball tactics hurt attendance after a 25-17 home win over Toledo. Toledo coach Eddie Melvin warned such play could damage MAC crowds, while athletic director Dr. James Long suggested refunds if Kent kept this style. Bertka defended the strategy as a way to force Toledo to press and open the basket, noting a debut in a MAC game and predicting possible use in Toledo return meeting February 3.
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Bill Bertha
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James Long
Bertha
Bertka
Bobcat Coach Sees Team Peaking Soon After Win
Bobcats coach Jim Snyder praised his team after a 70 56 victory over Wittenberg. He highlighted Scotty’s recent form, Dave Scott and Pete as steady contributors, and noted upcoming tests versus Kent and Miami. He plans to keep the same starting lineup with a ready bench.
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Jim Snyder
Bobcat
Wittenberg
Scotty
Snyder
Dave Scott
Bobcats
Kent
Miami
NHL Scores From Weekend Games
Sunday results show Montreal blank New York 0 and Detroit 3 Toronto 2 with Chicago 4 Boston 3. Saturday action includes Montreal 2 Detroit 1 Chicago 4 Toronto 2 and Boston 7 New York 4.
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New York
Detroit
Toronto
Chicago
Boston
Ohio University hosts Kent State Friday in busy hoops week
Ohio University schedules 54 games this week as teams return from holidays and battle in 21 conference contests. Kent State visits Ohio Friday night with a full slate across the MAC and surrounding leagues, including Cincinnati Xavier and a slate of Ohio Conference games.
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Navy Irish game moved to Philadelphia
The 1960 Navy Notre Dame football game likely will be held at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. Naval Academy athletic director Capt Slade Cutter said Penn has removed the obstacle to switching from Baltimore. A home and away series with Navy begins in 1960 with Penn games in Annapolis. Philly has hosted the Penn game since 1947.
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Don Jordan Beats Willie Morten In Hollywood Bout
In Hollywood California Don Jordan 140 pounds from Los Angeles outpointed Willie Morten 149 pounds from San Francisco over ten rounds confirming a decision winner in the lightweight clash.
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Bobkittens suffer 89 83 loss to Bliss College
Ohio University freshmen fall 89 83 at home to undefeated Bliss College quin tet. Bunk Adams leads with 25 points, Ferlic 18 rebounds, McCullum 28 points for Bliss. Ohio drops to 1 3 and hosts Lockbourne Air Force Base next.
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Corning Defeats Trimble 64 53 on Saturday Night
Corning rallies in the second half to beat Trimble 64 53. Bury leads Corning with 23 points while Morrison tops the Cardinals with 20.
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Curtice Tops Line Of Possible Texas A M Stanford Coaches
Report from Philadelphia cites coach rumors at the annual football coaching convention. Cactus Jack Curtice of Utah reportedly can choose between Texas A M and Stanford and seeks a dual role as coach and athletic director. Other names include Jim Myers Murray War math Andy Pilney and Lloyd Jordan.
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Cactus Jack Curtice
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Iowa State
Myers
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Curtice
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
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Murray Warmath
Andy Pilney
Tulane
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Lloyd Jordan
Veterans Involved in St Louis Scuffle Ejected
The NBA faces possible penalties after a Sunday flareup in St Louis. Detroit's Joe Holup and St Louis's Charley Share were ejected along with other players as referee Mendy Rudolph ruled they came off the bench and fought. The Hawks won 95-93.
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St. Louis
Joe Holup
Detroit
Charley Share
Hawks
Mendy Rudolph
Rudolph
Holup
Share
Indians Rout Chauncey Blue Devils 53 35
The Plains Indians surged past the Chauncey Blue Devils 53 to 35 on Saturday night. Bill Charney led The Plains with 19 points while Carl Dickens top-scored for Chauncey with 12. The Plains built a nine point lead through three quarters and closed strong in the fourth.
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Carl Dickens
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