Rigney Will Settled Over White Sox Shares
The Rigney family reaches a final settlement over the White Sox estate. Mrs. Rigney remains executor and 3,975 shares go to her, 3,475 to son Charlies Comiskey, with Dorothy receiving a larger early share and both Chuck and Dorothy to lead management jointly for at least a year.
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Beroy
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Grace
Chicago
Sox
Tigers Beat Alumni 87 85 In Close Princeton High Game
Princeton High School Tigers narrowly defeated a tough Alumni team 87 85. Hot Rod Thorn led scoring with 21 points for the Tigers while Joe Hunnicutt topped the Alumni with 21. Other notable players included Belcher, Walthall, and Ridenour as both squads traded baskets throughout a tight contest.
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Hot Rod’ Thorn
Tigers
Gary Coaldiggers
Joe Hunnicutt
Princeton
Marshall College
Hunnicutt
Ridenour
Samoe Belcher
Foward
Tiger Walthall
Garden Dragons Beat Whitewood In 62 .
The Garden Dragons defeated Whitewood 62 to something as star Don McNulty led with 14 points and Bill Coxton added 13. Gene Hinkle contributed 13 while Frank scored 14 to fuel a 23 10 first quarter surge and keep the team’s playoff push alive with win number four in seven starts.
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Garden Dragons
Tewood Cage
Don McNulty
Bill Coxton
Gene Hinkle
Sellen
Frank
Dragons
Ood Garden
Landy
Sadare
Lester
Virginia Tech Cagers Ready for Sugar Bowl Tourney
Virginia Tech enters the Sugar Bowl basketball event at New Orleans with a 2–1 record led by Dave Kuhn 74 points and 40 in a game, Abe Coates 19 per game, Terry Penn Lewis Mills and John Quillen also contributing. The Gobblers beat Richmond 79–71 and lost to Furman, with a dramatic overtime loss at Citadel. Coach Chuck Noe emphasizes tough prep ahead of facing Kentucky.
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Virginia Tech
New Orleans
Tech
Gobblers
Kenwicky
Dave Kuhn
Onch Md
Furman
Clayton
Abe) Coates
Terry Penn
Lewis
Mills
Penn
John Quillen
Louisville
Techmen
Richmond
Citadel
Gobbliers
Chuck Noe
Lo le
Kentucky
Seton Hall
Ortega Wins Split Decision Over DeMarco in MSG Rematch
Gaspar Ortega defeats Tony DeMarco in a 10 round rematch at Madison Square Garden by split decision. DeMarco weighed 146 1/2 pounds, Ortega 148 pounds, with a fiercely fought bout that saw DeMarco stumble through the ropes early in the first round and both fighters exchange heavy punches throughout.
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New York
Gaspar Ortega
Tony DeMarco
Madison Square Garden
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Ortega
Bos
Tony
Mark Conn
No Wrestling Here Tonight But Dancers Cut A Rug
There will be no wrestling at Bluefield Auditorium tonight due to holidays. Matches resume Saturday night January 5 with matchmaker Toots Mondt promising a real fine card. Bud Kurtz and the Fiddling Buddies will provide square dancing starting at 10 p.m.
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Bluefield Auditorium
Toots Mondt
Bud Kurtz
Bud
Ace Parker Declines Citadel Head Coaching Post
Gen Mark W Clark reports Ace Parker will remain at Duke and not take the Citadel football job. No successor to John Sauer will be chosen until Clark returns after the holidays. Parker had earlier indicated interest, with several candidates including Eddie Teague Jim Tatum and Perry Moss among possibles.
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Mark W. Clark
Citadel
Clarence
Ace) Parker
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South Carolina Military College
John Sauer
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Parker
Durham
Eddie Teague
Camel
Jim Tatum
North Arenes
Perry Moss
Miami
Fila. University
Teague
Guilford College
Tawwm
Maryland
North Carolina
Brodie Dazes Car In Picayune West Shrine Prep
In Alto California at 4 30 a m Brodie's 1956 car veered off the road striking a road sign minor injuries none reported The West Shrine prep team trains at Stanford under publicity handler Liebendorfer Brodie the leading passer escaped unhurt and is set to duel Notre Dame's Paul Hornung on December 29 in the annual Shine game
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Calif
Lord’s
Sohn Brodie
Southern California
Jon Arnett
Brodie
California Highway Patrol
Paul Hornung
Notre Dame
ACC Will Hear N C State Case in Greensboro
The Atlantic Coast Conference will hear NC State officials about the Jackie Moreland recruiting case in Greensboro tomorrow. State faces a $5,000 fine and four years of NCAA probation. Chancellor Dr. Carey H. Bostian requested the hearing and offered to bring the coaching staff to testify.
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North Carolina State College
Jackie Moreland
N.C. State
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N. C. State
Jim Weaver
Bostian
Friday
NCAA
Aull
Penn State basketball star killed in turnpike crash
Carmen M Palmiero 19 and Stanley I Goldstein 19 both Penn State students and basketball players died when their car rear collided with a stopped tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Lebanon. The Erie truck driver Donald Bick 21 was not reported injured.
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Carmen M
Palmiero
Pennsylvania State University
Leonard Jarzenkowicz
Lebanon-Lancaster
Stanley I. Goldstein
Philadelphia
Penn State
Donald Bick
Erie
John Egli
Herndon High Cagers Dominate Pax 78 to 54
Herndon High School basketball team routed Pax 78 to 54 in a last night game. Key players and scoring details appear scattered in the report with incomplete stats and referee names listed as Lowe and Williams.
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Herndon High
Shellack Pax
Herndon High School
Pax
Herndon
Hrison
Lowe
Wiicos
Cardinals Pan Pro Czar Bell over TV film ban
Cardinals accuse Commissioner Bert Bell of unequal rules after Bell prohibits public airing of game films with reruns or stills. Wolfner says Bells allowed Bears to show footage with comments but imposes fines and suspensions on the Cardinals for similar broadcasts. Ed Meadows and Lamar McHan plays cited amid disputed infractions calls.
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Bell
Cardinals
Wolfner
Ed Meadows
Lamar McHan
McHan
Bears
Ollie Matson
Chuck Drulis
Halas
Spanishburg Five Triumphs In Double OT At Home
Spanishburg edged McComas 70 68 after two overtimes in a round robin. Billy Burton scored the final two points for Spanishburg while his brother Robert led all scorers with 22 points. Eugene Sigman paced McComas with 19 points.
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McComas
Billy Burton
Billy
Robert
Eugene Sigman
Russell Makes Pro Debut With Boston Celtics
Boston headlines the debut of 6-10 University of San Francisco star Bill Russell with the Celtics. He signs for about $17,000 and is slated for limited early action against St. Louis as Red Auerbach eases him into the NBA after workouts ahead of NBC TV telecast.
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NBC
Red Auerbach
College Cage Results Spark Holiday Scores
A compact list of scholastic basketball results includes Hampton over Warwick 40 35 and North Carolina 89 Dartmouth 1 Illinois 82 Dayton 65 with several other matchups across Virginia and neighboring states. Notable blowouts include West Union 64 over 170 64 and Huntington Vinson 14 over Milton 58 plus Clarksburg Notre Dame 170 over West Union 64.
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Lenore
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Clarksburg
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Buckhannon
Sutton
Walkersville
Grafton
Philippi
Notre Dame
West Unon
Wheeling Central
Wellsburg
East Fairmont
Weston
Inventory Clearance at Alfred Land Jewelry
Alfred Land Jeweler offers big reductions on many items with charge it no money down. Sale promotes easy terms and wide selection for shoppers seeking value on jewelry and gifts.
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Alfred Land
Ridiculous Rule Fights Not Recorded on TV Says NBC Aide
NBC-TV's Lindsey Nelson explains that NFL game footage is restricted by a Bert Bell directive to avoid showing on field fights and injuries to keep pro football from seeming brutal. He notes college and other sports lack such limits and cameras capture the action, while fans still read about incidents the next day.
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Nbc-Tv
Bert Bell
Bell
Nationals
Nelson
Wockey
Ted Williams
Hoad Struggles as Australian Davis Cup Hopefuls Train
In Adelaide on December 21, Lew Hoad showed edgy nerves and erratic form while Australia braces for next week's Davis Cup challenge. In contrast the U S squad enjoyed its best practice session, with Seixas and Flam progressing well. Hoad and Rosewall face singles and doubles duties, with Giammaiva may join doubles.
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Adelaide
Australia
Lew Hoad
Talbert
Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Malcolm Anderson
Rosewall
Seixas
Flam
Sam Giammaiva
Bramwell Cagers Edge Jaeger 90-68
Bramwell Millionaires under Coach Bob Hedrick led by Pred dy Pharr defeated Jaeger 68 to 70 on Bramwell court. Pharr scored 29 points in a game noted as Bramwell’s fourth win in seven starts. Referees Crotty and Lewis Miles officiated.
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Preddy Pharr
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Mares
Ft Burns
Yost
Orvilie
Goins F
Ciighty
Mvij'bos'ng
R'chel
Willmsg
Morgan.c
Taeger
Bramwell
Crotty
Lewis Miles
Bristol Bearcats Throttle Grundy Gang 77 48
Bristol Bearcats continued their winning streak with a 77 to 48 victory over Grundy Gang on Grundy hardwoods. Bill Carter led Bristol with 22 points while Cal Dowerty contributed additional scoring in the brief readable text.
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Grundy Gang
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Mighty Bearcats
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Cal Dowerty
Rivalry At Stake With Pros
Baltimore Colts face the Washington Redskins in a Sunday afternoon showdown in Baltimore the final NFL game before the divisional playoffs. The game airs nationally on CBS from 2 p.m. EST and marks the league’s largest network broadcast to date. The Colts beat the Redskins 21 13 earlier this year though many Redskins players have changed since.
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Redskins
Marshall Wins Overtime Game
Marshall College outlasted Austin Peay 61 40 in double overtime to open the Watauga Invitational. Hal Greer led with 20 points and Debe Price added 25 as Marshall clawed back from a 15 point deficit with Underwood scoring the winning free throw in the second OT. Garrett led Austin Peay with 18.
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Tenn
Paul Underwood
Marshall College
Austin Peay College
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Marshall
Hal Greer
Debe Price
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Rwood
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Seer Allen
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