Panthers In Four Overtimes- Jeff, Jeff Davis Set Two State Cage Marks
In Austin, Jeff Davis won the longest Texas schoolboy basketball tourney game with four overtimes, beating Monterey 46-43. Thomas Jefferson defeated Bryan 75-34, breaking the tourney margin record. Jefferson and Jeff Davis clash for the Class AAAA title after two strong performances.
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Strong Infield- New Manager Leads Improved Indians
In Tucson AP reports the Indians built a stronger infield and improved lineup after winter trades. Key additions Dick Donovan Gene Green Jerry Kindall and Harry Chiti bolster pitching catching and infield with Vic Power at first Woodie Held at short Bubba Phillips at third and Willie Kirkland Tito Francona in the outfield. The team sacrificed Jimmy Piersall and Johnny Temple to acquire the new core as they anticipate a better season under new leadership.
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College Musket! Southern Conference Basketball Scores
Friday results show Dartmouth 35 Penn 93 Cornell 90 defeat, Western Kentucky 57 over Harvard 62, Princeton 62 over Columbia 47, Akron MA, New York 1 St. Louis 128 Boston 120 Cincinnati 12a Detroit 12, plus other listed scores and standings from the day.
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State Officers Probe Cage Fix
Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating reports that officials may have rigged basketball games in the Southwest Conference. FBI declined to comment. Dallas Times Herald cites an unnamed federal agent. Col. Homer Garrison Jr. says the matter has been brought to attention and is under investigation. state agents reportedly pursued the case for weeks amid rumors of involvement by officials, not players.
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Stewart Ends Deadlock In ABL Opener
Baytown Ganders beat Houston Lamar 2 1 in 8 innings on Bill Stewart’s game winning double after two Lamar errors and an intentional pass loaded the bases. Everett Nix pitched well for Baytown as they begin a hurried schedule leading to the conference opener.
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Sports Car Club To Sponsor Jym Khana
The Goose Creek Sports Car Club met at Bayshore Motors and planned a Jym Khana for April 1 in the Super Valu parking lot. A gimmick rally followed a business meeting, starting with a LaMann's start. First place went to Zeke McLaren and navigator L. S. Wiedeman. Jack Thomas and Rosemary Thomas took second. Bonky prizes were awarded to Billie Nelson and Chuck Kirkpatrick.
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Patterson Liston Bout Planned For Summer In New York
New York AP reports heavy weight champion Floyd Patterson confirmed a summer defense against Sonny Liston. Negotiations list New York City as likely site with Yankee Stadium favored, while Liston agrees to gate and rights percentages. NBA cautions on ruling. contracts hoped by March 13.
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Williams and Hughson on Williams and football prospects
San Marcos meat man Cecil Hughson recounts Ted Williams as a complex baseball legend and praises his eye and work ethic. The feature shifts to UT and Aggies football talent, noting Darrell Royal and Hank Foldberg exchanges, plus Bill Stockton, Bill Ward, and Baytown’s Wayne Bell as rising stars.
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Joey Jay Makes Bid to Buy Contract in Runaway Negotiations
In Tampa AP reports Joey Tay offered Cincinnati Reds at least 125000 to buy his contract as the right-hander presses for a raise. Reds GM Bill DeWitt says no increase to the latest offer, despite Tay earning 14000 last season and posting 21 wins and 16 losses.
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Chamberlain scores 100 as Warriors crush Knicks 163 147
Wilt Chamberlain sets NBA single game scoring record with 100 points for the Philadelphia Warriors against the New York Knickerbockers in Hershey. The 7 foot 1 star hit 36 field goals and 28 of 32 foul shots, part of a 326 point team total.
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Burke Leads Five Tie After Open First Round
Jack Burke Jr. and four others held a slender one stroke edge over a tightly bunched field entering the second round of the Baton Rouge Open. Thirty-one players shot sub par at the 6,700 yard Baton Rouge Country Club as nine others tied for second, with Burke at 33-35 for a 68.
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