East Rallies To Stop West Stars In Pro Bowl
In Los Angeles the East defeated the West 30 to 20 as Jim Brown ran for 141 yards and two touchdowns. Y A Tittle connected with Pres Carpenter for a go ahead 19 yard score, while Gene Lipscomb and Jim Katcavage made key defensive plays. Abe Woodson fumbled twice and Johnny Unitas had a late interception and costly drops as West miscues doomed their bid.
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Georgia Tech Entangled in Hectic 11-0 Start
Georgia Tech under John Hyder rides an 11-0 record as No. 7 in the AP poll. The Yellow Jackets have won seven of 11 by 12 points, with recent OT win over Mississippi 73-71. They meet Mississippi State at Starkville tonight.
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Thornton Jumps To Early Lead To Tip Eagles
Thornton Academy overwhelmed St. Louis 70 to 52 at Biddeford Junior High. Bob Aaron led the attack with 22 points aided by Staples 14 and McNabb 12. St. Louis top scorers Caouette 11 and Baillargeon 15 struggled early as Thornton built a 20-8 first quarter lead.
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Tripucka Hurls TD Toss and Quits After Big Lead
Tripucka hurls a touchdown pass and retires after leading the defense as Lane crowns race ahead. Bishop ce uses and raced 20 on hing touch.
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Foley and Lovellette spark Celtics rout of Zephyrs
Celtics veterans Clyde Lovellette and rookie Jack Foley led Boston to a 143 to date victory over the Chicago Zephyrs. Foley scored 16 points in 24 minutes during his bid to earn a Celtics roster spot while Lovellette added 24 as Boston avenged last week’s loss.
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Lakers Rally To Beat Knicks For 10th Straight Win
The Los Angeles Lakers erased a 12 point deficit to defeat the New York Knicks 108-102 for their 10th consecutive victory. Elgin Baylor, sidelined by a knee issue, entered in the third period to spark the comeback as Sam Jones led additional NBA scoring trends with Celtics and Hawks wins highlighted.
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Coaches Back Free Substitution in College Football
NCAA rules committee in Coronado approves liberal substitution with limits. Players may enter freely when the clock stops and on most plays within a series except on fourth down or after a turnover, with at most two new players permitted in restricted cases.
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Musial Conlon Honored At Diamond Dinner in Chicago
In Chicago at the 23rd annual Diamond Dinner about 1,000 MLB men honored Stan Musial veteran umpire Jocko Conlon and four 1962 World Series players. Rogers Hornsby was remembered with a moment of silence before awards two prior Comiskey and Wrigley trophies were presented.
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World Series Hero Tom Tresh Tops Writers Choice
Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees was named World Series Hero by the writers. Pitcher Billy Pierce of the San Francisco Giants received the Will Harridge award for Achievement of the Year for his playoff performance against Los Angeles.
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