Bobcats Prep for Marshall After Morehead Defeat
Ohio University faces Marshall on the road after a 119-88 loss to Morehead State. Rene Hamilton scored 51 for Morehead, as Ohio U drops to 6-2 while Marshall sits at 6-3. Coach Snyder may rotate players for the midweek MAC clash.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Defends Title In Big Pay Day
New York reports astonishment at Ray Robinson accepting 474 percent of the gate and 60 000 of the 100 000 radio and TV money while Gene Fullmer receives nothing. Robinson defends his stance saying he seeks Robinson not Fullmer and that Fullmer's manager would take any offer.
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Busso Faces Courchesne In New York Lightweight Bout
Johnny Busso, 22, a 27-3-1 lightweight with 14 KOs, is a 2-1 favorite to extend his win streak against Bobby Courchesne, 22, 46-6-2 with 18 KOs, in a 10 rounder at St Nicholas Arena. DuMont TV airs at 10:30 p.m. EST.
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Pro All-Stars Triumph In Hula Bowl Showdown
Norman Van Brocklin starred for the Pro All-Stars in a 52 to 21 win over top college players at Honolulu. He completed 19 of 20 passes for five touchdowns and 281 yards, booted four of eight extra points, while Paul Hornung led the collegians with 73 yards on 10 of 22 passes. Paul Cothren kicked all three extra points for the collegians. Linebacker Bob Toneff was named outstanding lineman.
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Giammalva to Marry Cecile Abdo in April
Sammy Giammalva a top American amateur tennis player announces wedlock plans with Cecile Abdo of San Antonio set for late April in a high profile sporting community event.
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Moe Norman Turns Pro In Golf From Amateur Note
Moe Norman of Kitchener Ontario, regarded as one of Canada's top amateur golfers, announced on Saturday his decision to turn professional. He joins the ranks of professional players and leaves amateur status behind to pursue a pro career.
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Injuries Hit Celtics as Lead Grows in East Grudge
The Boston Celtics beat Fort Wayne 118 92 to extend their Eastern Division lead to four games but suffer key injuries. Arnie Risen fractured wrist out six weeks, Jack Nichols sprained ankle doubtful for Tuesday, and Dick Hemric already sidelined with a double ankle injury. Philadelphia lost to Syracuse 128 123. Rochester moved to first in the West with 93 86 over St Louis while New York defeated Minneapolis 111 101.
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North Gallia Trims Kyger In Lopsided Victory
North Gallia Pirates crushed Kyger Creek 95 to 38 to climb into a three way tie for second in the Gallia County League. Lowell Cardwell led with 28 points, Glenn Dunn added 23, and Fred Fitch 18 as Kyger Creek's George Kirby topped their scoring with 15. The North Gallia reserves also won 49-22.
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Robinson Retirement Story Sparks Feud With Dodgers Boss
Former Negro baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson, about to retire from the majors, clashes with Dodgers vice president Buzzie Bavasi over the retirement announcement. Robinson says he planned a Look magazine feature and notes the Dec 12 trade and a new restaurant job influenced timing.
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Nation's Two Cage Leaders Seem Set To Lengthen Their Unbeaten Streaks
Kansas and North Carolina, the top college basketball teams, pursue extended unbeatens this week. Kansas aims to 11th win and sole Big Seven lead with Oklahoma visit. North Carolina, 11-0, meets William and Mary after an eight day layoff. Conference races show tight battles across major leagues.
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Racine Extends Winning Streak With 75 47 Victory
Racine Purple Tornadoes beat Murray City 75 to 47 to stretch their unbeaten run to eight games. Jim Adams led Racine with 13 points while Murray City’s Sanborn had 20 points on ten field goals. In the earlier reserve game Racine won 43 to 17.
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Government probes Boxing Guild antitrust case in Cleveland
The government opens its anti trust case against the International Boxing Guild before Judge James C Connell alleging price fixing and illegal boycotts tied to studio boxing shows once aired by a Cleveland station. Named co defendants include the Boxing Guild of Ohio and three officers Charles Johnson William Daly and Albert W Delmonte.
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Basilio Cleared After Health Exam Ahead of Saxon Bout
Welterweight champion Carmen Basilio underwent a full physical at Mount Sinai Hospital in Cleveland to dispel rumors about his health and hands. He is set to defend his title January 18 at Cleveland Arena against Johnny Saxon.
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Dickinson Leads As L A Open Enters Final Round
Gardner Dickinson, 125 pounds, holds a five stroke edge at the Los Angeles Open with a 54 hole total of 208 on the Rancho course. Art Wall Jr trails at 209 while Cary Middlecoff, Jack Burke Jr and Tom Bolt are among leaders at 212.
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Holiday Lull To End For Collegiate Cagers
Ohio State starts Big Ten action with a 72 60 win over Iowa and faces Purdue tonight while Purdue beat Michigan State 72 71. John Carroll and Wayne top the President's Conference at 2 0 as Defiance 4 0 and Ohio Northern 2 0 lead the Mid Ohio League with key Saturday clashes and midweek games shaping the race. Muskingum hosts Akron Tuesday while Mount Union aims for Denison and Ohio Wesleyan this week.
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Kerr seeks changes in PCC athletic code
Berkeley California Chancellor Clark Kerr announces plans to seek changes in the Pacific Coast Conference new financial aid code approved in San Francisco. He warns against turning college athletes into hired gladiators and says subsidizing an athlete during the season when he is not playing his sport is the main objection.
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NHL Sunday and Saturday Scores Summary
Detroit beat Toronto 2 1 and Montreal defeated New York 3 2 in Sunday games. Boston and Chicago tied 4 4. Saturday saw New York 4 over Chicago 1, Montreal 1 vs Detroit 0, and Toronto 3 over Boston 2.
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NBA Scores With Shifting Upsets Across Cities
In a slate of late season games New York defeated Minneapolis 111 to 101, Boston beat Fort Wayne 118 to 92, Rochester edged St. Louis 93 to 86, Syracuse defeated Philadelphia 128 to 123, Fort Wayne beat New York 109 to 96, and Philadelphia toppled Rochester 81 to 78.
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Southwestern Bows to Eastern 98-70 in Meigs County Contest
Southwestern High School fell 98-70 to Eastern High School in Meigs County. Cooke led Southwestern with 25 points, 13 of 14 from the line, while Woode led Eastern with 24. Reserve win for Eastern 45-40 with Wetzer scoring 16.
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Dark Signs Birthdate Ties to 1957 Cardinals Contract
St Louis veteran Al Dark celebrates his 33rd birthday and signs a 1957 baseball contract with the Cardinals. The shortstop, acquired from the Giants in a four-for-four deal, reportedly earns $35,000 again after batting .275 last season.
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Buckeyes Face Purdue Tonight in Big Ten Clash
Purdue and Ohio State, both aiming for the conference title, meet in Columbus as Purdue seeks to extend its strong start behind six wins by under five points. Ohio State, led by a scoring punch and solid rebounding, carries a 7-3 season edge over Purdue.
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Fight Results Hollywood and Havana card summaries
In Hollywood Tombstone Smith of Los Angeles outpoints Tiger Al Williams. In Havana Jim Persey stops Julio Carreras after a 12 round pace. In Osaka Leo Espinosa from The Philippines outpoints Saburo Otaki in a 12 round decision.
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College basketball scores list scattered across Ohio and national games
A dense tally of college and university basketball results across Ohio and national teams. Notable outcomes include Denison 106 over Hiram 75, Western Reserve 89 over Ohio Wesleyan 90, and Indiana 73 over Michigan 68, with many other scores involving Kent State, Toledo, Duquesne, and Navy among numerous colleges listed in a single updated round-up.
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Australian Mervyn Rose Wins Dixie Tennis Championship
In Tampa Florida Mervyn Rose defeated Don Candy 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-4 to win the Dixie aus Championship. Karol Faferos of Miami captured the women's title by beating Rosa Maria Reyes 6-3 6-2. Rose and Candy won the doubles crown over Roger Becker and Sid Schwartz 7-5 2-6 6-1.
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