Cosmos Top Catamounts 40 57 to 40 for SVL Lead
Springfield defeats visiting Catamounts 57 to 40 to seize sole SVL lead as Cosmos rise to 5-0 in league play. John French 14 points and Bill Hurley 17 for Cosmos. Don Porter adds 14 for Springfield. Catamounts drop to 2-3 in SVL.
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Boxing Results From Louisville and Miami
Louisville was the site where James Ellis 164 fought Rory Calhoun 167 and scored a knockout in Louisville Kentucky. In Miami Tommy Schaefer 138 stopped Willie James 142 in Greenville Florida after five rounds.
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Utah Hit with One-Year NCAA Probation
The NCAA imposed a one-year probation on Utah for illegal financial aid to a basketball player, ending hopes for the Utes title bid. Meanwhile Billy McGill led a 95-70 win over Denver as he raised his season average to 37.5. Other top teams posted wins including Duke over Clemson and Houston over Tulsa.
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Ski Areas Facing Poorest Weekend
Boston AP reports a gloomy New England ski outlook with frozen surfaces and limited snow. Some Maine spots show light powder while Berkshires snowmaking improves hills. Sugarloaf Mt Kingfield Maine sees good conditions with packed powder.
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Montreal Defeats Toronto 4 to 2 in NHL Exh
Montreal beat Toronto 4 to 2 in an exhibition as Chicago shut out Boston 6 to 0. Detroit defeated North Bay 3 to none in another result with Trap pers noted and no games Friday. Saturday schedule lists Boston at Montreal Detroit at Toronto and New York at Chicago.
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NCAA-AAU Feud Colorful At Chicago Convention
At the 56th NCAA convention in Chicago the association pressed its rift with the AAU and unveiled a 16 point anti bribery and gambling program. Wilbur Johns UCLA athletic director outlined past talks while LSU's Jim Corbett discussed NCAA football TV plans as a new AB C contract looms. A special round table featured Henry Hardt's proposed measures and a plan to bar non NCAA basketball competition.
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San Diego Open lead held by Bob Goalby
Bob Goalby built a two stroke edge at the San Diego Open after firing 32 33 65 in the first round and standing atop a field of 159 players at Star Dust Country Club. Notables including Lionel Hebert Bruce Crampton Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Phil Rodgers posted subpar scores as play continued.
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Patriots Sign Syracuse Center Bob Stem
The Boston Patriots signed Syracuse center and co captain Bob Stem, a 5-11 210 pound rookie. Stem started for the Blue team in the Blue-Gray game at Montgomery and will compete for offensive center and guard spots. He is the club’s fourth draft choice signed.
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Bruins Lose 6-0 to Black Hawks in Boston
Boston Bruins were shutout 6-0 by the Chicago Black Hawks at home as Glenn Hall posted his fifth whitewash of the season. Rookie Teddy Green was involved in both bouts with Ron Murphy and Bobby Hull, drawing the only fights of the night. Hull delivered a bloody-nosed rival, Horvath scored twice for Chicago.
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Cage Results High School and College Roundup
SVL Springfield 57 Bennington 40 Rutland 63 Bellows Falls 56 Windsor 70 West Rutland 52 MSJ 45 Brattleboro 38 MSL St. Michael s 58 Arlington 35 East Providence 68 Rhode Island 65 ot Boston Col. 77 Boston U. 70 Conn. 104 New Hampshire 56 Duke 104 Clemson 96 Georgia Tech 68 Georgia 62 Florida 74 Miami Fla. 62 Win Mary 71 The Citadel 58 Wichita 91 Drake 61 Houston 69 Tulsa 61 Miami Ohio 84 Ashland 50 Butler 68 Wabash 49 St. Louis 79 North Texas 60 Montana 91 New Mexico 79 Ariz St U 62 Tex Western 55 N.M. State 68 Arizona 55 Hardin Simmons 70 Eastern N. M. 62 Utah 95 Denver 70
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Plum to call own plays in Pro Bowl switch
Milt Plum will call his own plays for the East in the Pro Bowl against the West. He will share signal duties with Y A Tittle of the Giants while coach Allie Sherman leads the East. Tittle was named offensive captain and end Andy Robustelli defensive captain. Norman Van Brocklin of the Vikings coaches the West.
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NFL Clubs Seek Talent in Draft and Trade Talks
In Miami Beach, NFL clubs list needs for 14 teams after Lombardi’s Packers crushed the Giants 37 0 in the title game. Trades and college draftees are viewed as routes to bolster lines, backs, receivers, and defensive personnel across divisions.
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Saints Defeat Arlington 58 35 in League Play
St. Michael's Saints toppled Arlington 58 to 35 on Arlington boards last night. Brian Deneault led with 20 points while Stan Grover and Curt Albee contributed 15 and 10 respectively. St. Michael's remained undefeated in league play as Arlington fell short in the fourth period.
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Warriors regroup after loss to Royals in Cincinnati
Philadelphia's slumping Warriors, 9 games behind in the Eastern Division, lost 145 to 128 to Oscar Robertson's Royals in Cincinnati. Robertson poured in 38 points, 19 assists and 12 rebounds in a do anything performance as Philadelphia heads into a seven games in nine days stretch.
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Boston goodwill dinner to be held at Fenway Park
The 11th annual junior goodwill dinner of the Massachusetts Committee Cathol ics Protestants and Jews and the Boston Red Sox will be held at Fenway Park Jan 24. Red Sox players will host about 150 students from Boston high schools and parochial schools. Curt Gowdy will be toastmaster.
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Track Stars On Display In Boston
World sprint champ Frank Budd Bruce Kidd and John Thomas headline the 1962 Knights of Columbus meet in Boston Budd is Villanova junior Kidd a Toronto freshman and Thomas a Boston University junior defending 1961 crowns Also returning champs include Charlie Jones Roland Cruz and Bill Johnson with Brummel’s era looming as Thomas chases the seven foot barrier.
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