Salukis Tighten Grip On Small College Lead
Southern Illinois holds No 1 in the small college basketball poll with 234 points and 12 first place votes after a 52-51 win over Kentucky Wesleyan and a 77-55 victory over Wichita. Kentucky Wesleyan slips to second, followed by Cheyney State, Tennessee State, Akron, Grambling, Indiana State, San Diego State, Pan American, and Trinity Tex.
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Lima Falls St Joseph's Blue Jays reach two-and-oh
Lima Falls St Joseph's Blue Jays improved to two wins and no losses with victories over Christ the King and St Rose of Lima. Lee Beauchamp scored 26 in Friday's 49 32 win, Allen Beauchamp added 14, while Sunday Allen had 22 to Lee's 17 and Charles Reilly added 12. Christ the King's sixth graders defeated St Joseph's sixth graders 32 26. The Jays host Barbers Hill at 5 30 pm Monday.
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Clemente Joins Pirates as 100000 Salary Club Grows
Roberto Clemente signs with Pittsburgh for about 100000 a year, joining a group of baseball’s top earners. Eddie Mathews also signs with Houston for 50000, aiming to 500 homers and surpassing former Astro high. DiMaggio Williams Koufax Musial are listed among past members now retired. Babe Ruth’s peak salary cited for context.
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Ruffing Narrowly Misses Hall of Fame Induction
New York AP reports Red Ruffing came up seven votes short of election to the Baseball Hall of Fame after tying with Joe Medwick at 212 of 292 votes. Roy Campanella placed third with 204 votes as voting by writers continued toward a February runoff that could elect one player.
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Toledo Rockets UCLA Only Perfect Teams
The Rockets and the UCLA Bruins stood as undefeated major teams, with Toledo extending its win streak to 12 after a 470 road victory over Kent State, led by Steve Mix. Coach Bobby Nichols aims for Toledo’s first Mid-American title in 12 years as the team holds a 12 game unbeaten run and maintains parity with UCLA in perfect records.
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Old SWC Cage Marks Are Hardest To Break
Dallas AP SWC historical notes recount enduring records set by early coaches. Schmidt holds top overall and conference win rates among those with at least five seasons. Glen Rose boasts most victories and conference wins, while Buster Brannon coached the most games. Hayes leads in titles. Schmidt owns most outright championships.
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Doc Hayes
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Hayes
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