Coe reshuffles lineup for Penn College tourney opener
Coe College will start a largely new lineup against Penn College in the opening round of the Penn College Holiday tournament in Oskaloosa. Only Al Pursell and Bill Black remain from the Knox matchup as Don Roby, Dick Knowles, and Steve Gustafson join the lineup. Knowles tests his ankle Friday. Schulz notes Coe has not gelled and aims to defend their conference title in a later Midwest Conference game versus Cornell.
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Augustine's Tops Washington Hi Y For First Loss
Augustine's defeated Washington Hi Y 32 to 25 to seize early control of the YMCA junior basketball loop. Washington absorbed its first loss in three starts, leaving Marion YMCA atop the standings at 3-0 while Augustine's and Jefferson Hi Y trailed at 2-1. Robison led Augustine with eight points, and Washington's Jess topped the scoring with 12. Cedar Rapids Electric earned a forfeit win over Interdenominational, moving them off the cellar.
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Kansas Beats Unbeaten Jayhawks Without Wilt In OT
Oklahoma State handed Kansas its first loss 52-50 in overtime as Wilt Chamberlain missed the game with a groin injury. Kansas remains set to face Oklahoma in the Big Eight opener next week. West Virginia rallied past Canisius 86-66 to avenge a prior defeat. The Citadel defeated Spring Hill 67-55 in Mobile in the Senior Bowl final. Harvard limited Amherst 55-49 in the UNH Invitational title game. Tennessee State routed Hamline 106-57 and Western Illinois beat William Jewell 72-58 in the Midwest Tipoff.
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Leahy Discharged, Seeks Texas A and M Athletic Director Post
Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy left Passavant hospital after a checkup. A stomach condition kept him from taking Texas A and M head football coach job but he said he still wants the athletic director post if offered, else he will return to his insurance business.
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NBA Eyes Machen Folley Bout to Crown Patterson Challenger
NBA secretary Fred J. Addy called a Machen vs Folley bout a natural next step to decide a world heavyweight title challenger for Floyd Patterson. Machen and Folley sit No 1 and No 2 in NBA heavyweights, with Basilio named Boxer of the Year across divisions.
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Iowa Matmen Open West Swing With Three Meets
Iowa wrestling launches a three meet western swing led by Simon Roberts Ralph Rieks and Gary Kurdelmeier. The Hawkeyes face Colorado State at Fort Collins Wyoming at Laramie and Colorado State again at Greeley with lineup shifts planned to gain experience before Big Ten duels.
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Cards Sign Pitcher Howard Hughie From Harbor College
Wilmington California Howard Hughie an 18 year old pitcher from Harbor College signed with the St. Louis Cardinals and will report to the Stockton club in the California league for the next season.
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College Coaches Scale Back Stand After Talks
Philadelphia reports that after a decade of negotiations college baseball leaders appear ready to retreat from their aggressive position. The American Association of College Baseball Coaches began a week of meetings with the NBA involved in pro relations, while the NCAA had paused negotiations with the Major Leagues after receiving strong recommendations from coaches.
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Open City Tag Tops Committee’s Baseball Territorial Talk
New York faces questions on open city status as Commissioner Ford Frick and a four man panel study territorial rights for baseball. They seek to understand if a large city can host two teams without infringing current clubs rights amid Giants and Dodgers moves.
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Girls Bout on C R Pro Card at Memorial Coliseum
Princess Dawn Eagle a Santa Fe New Mexico Indian wrestler meets Connie Carroll of St. Louis in the women’s feature on Saturday night’s pro card at Memorial Coliseum. First bout at 8 30. George Long promotes a men’s main feature Jack Wells of Davenport vs Bob McFarland of Des Moines. Wells making pro debut. A tag team bout is the evening’s main event.
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Braves Scout Will Speak at Protivin Banquet
Protivin will host its annual athletic banquet January 19 at 7 p.m. Eddie Dancisak Milwaukee Braves scout will be guest speaker honoring Protivin boys and girls basketball teams, with Protivin athletic staff led by Rev. James Milota also recognized. Dancisak brings ten years of scouting and played in the Northern Three-I, and Mid-Atlantic leagues.
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Taxes May Frighten Rose Away from Pros
Melbourne AP report notes Australian Davis Cup doubles star Mervyn Rose met a tax expert and said he is unlikely to turn professional. He was stunned by the tax he would owe on a five figure sum from Jack Kramer and planned to discuss the matter with Kramer in Sydney.
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