American League Expansion Nears Peace in L A Deal
In a late night session Walter O Malley softened his resistance to a Los Angeles franchise. Bob Reynolds and Gene Autry offered to operate the Angels next year with conditions about Whitley Field and revenue sharing. Reynolds expressed confidence a deal would be reached and outlined plans to participate in the December 14 player allotment meeting in Boston. Fred Haney was named player personnel director to assemble the club.
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Union City Edges Sparta 55 51 in late rally
Union City nipped Sparta 55 51 as Harris and Gates sparked a decisive final period rally. Harris scored eight of his 18, Gates added five of his 21, and Sparta’s Dick Greer led with 12 while Linden and Byler had 10 each.
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Boxing results from Philadelphia show points decisions
Kenny Lane of Muskegon out pointed Lahouwri Godih at 141 and Algeria stopped Candy McFarland at 146 while Virgil Akins won a 149 pound bout in St Louis with a close decision.
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Erie Tech Dominates Beavers 84 34 in Home Victory
Erie Tech blasted Corry Beavers 84 34 at Tech Memorial Gym. Centaurs roared to a 22 9 first quarter lead and widened to 48 13 by halftime as Bob Buenikoff Fred Buenikoff and teammates fueled the scoring. Corry managed only 10 of 23 at the line while Erie Tech outscored opponents 156 66 over two games.
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Duquesne Wins as Gannon Falls in College Basketball Night
Duquesne defeated Georgetown 95 81 at Washington with Mike Ries leading scorers for the Dukes. Pitt lost to Michigan 79 66 after a halftime edge, while Mansfield State edged Gannon 105 69 in Erie. Slippery Rock rolled past Clarion 86 64, and Westminster beat Thiel 94 81 in Greenville.
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Beaver JVs Fall To Tech Reserves In Memorial Gym
Tech reserves dominated the game 87 37 at Tech Memorial Gym as Corry's Beaver JVs were held to low scoring and balanced by four double figure scorers. Mike Hanna led with 15 points, while Jerry Kaiserwski added 25 for Corry. Lou Hanna grabbed 12 rebounds and dished seven assists for the Beavers.
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Meadville Beats New Castle In 68 11 Victory
Meadville won at New Castle by 68 to 11 as a 25 point third quarter surge carried the Bulldogs. Bob Agunor led Meadville with 22 points in the convincing win.
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Mountaineers Lose West as Key Player Absents
A jumbled report notes West Virginia missing star West amid a slate of college basketball results. The Associated Press records losses and upsets across the Southern Conference and beyond, including reflections on Archie-era teams and a late surge by San Jose State.
McDowell Opens 1960-61 Season with Narrow Win
McDowell edged Titusville 49 to 48 in the season opener as Al Kline led the Titans with 12 points. John Motes contributed 12 points, while R. Dewey led the Rockets with 19. The fast first quarter set the tone for a tight contest and a hard-fought rally by McDowell.
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Bowling features crowd names in local league scores
The report lists bowlers and scores from a church league match, highlighting players such as Berle Kann, Darby Ware, Wick sity, Helv Pedonsky, Hay Shitucks, Maxine Skin, and Thelma Pauliots among others. Details include series scores and placements within the event held at a city bowling alley.
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Vaillant Upsets Len Matthews in Rio Bout
Cuban lightweight Vaillant, 22, defeated No 1 ranked Len Matthews in a Rio City bout last night, delivering a unanimous decision over four ten-round rounds to deny Matthews a world title shot. The event showcased Vaillant’s decisive technique and disrupted the title plans.
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Minnesota Lineman Tom Brown Wins National Lineman of the Year
Minnesota guard Tom Brown, a key leader on the national champion Gophers, was named The Associated Press Lineman of the Year after a standout season. Brown topped ballots with over 40 percent, while Pittsburgh’s Mike Ditka and Texas Tech’s E. J. Holub trailed.
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Jim Brown Sets All Time Mark in 1000-Yard Seasons
Emmy Brown of Cleveland becomes the first Na tional Football League player in 41 years to reach 1,000 yards in three separate seasons. He gained 135 yards against Washington to reach 1,057 for the year and 1,000-plus for the third time in four years, after previously breaking the single season record with 1,027 yards and amassing 1,329 in his career.
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