State Pitt Dominate All Pa College Team Rich Lucas Headliner
Quarterback Richio Lucas of Penn State tops the 1959 All Pennsylvania college team selected by the Associated Press. The squad heavily features Penn State and Pitt, with Norm Nelf Teek Ady Stynchilla, Mike Ditka, Bill Lindner and Larry Vienali in key roles. Other notables include Fred Dochina, Bill Shockley, Tepester, Tom LaMotta, Walt Meineke, Luc Broadhust and more, highlighting a strong state grid year.
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Spartans Fill Three Open Dates On Schedule
Spartans schedule three open dates including an alumni event at Sparta gym. A home and away series with Kanty Pren of Erie starts with a finale on January 6 at Spartansburg and returns February 18 on Erie soil. Information released by Richard Lenhart, principal at Sparta merged school.
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All-State College Team 1959 football selections
The 1959 All-State College Team honors players from Pitt, Penn State, and several Pennsylvania colleges. First team features Mike Ditka, Norm Neff, Andy Stynchula, Bill Lindner, Walt Meineke, Kary Vignall, Lin Broadhurst, Richie Lucas, Fred Dorling, and Mh Shockley with LaMotta Grove City. Second and third teams include John Sekinsky, Ken Campbell, Charley Janevette, Joe Frisco, Jim Doremus, Fleming Mosely, Jay Huffema, Tuan Toneie, Pat Botula, Her owens, Frank Cignetti, Ken Montanari, Fran Garolfolo, Eusl Kohlhass, Jim Nastasi, Serafino Faxto, Paul Tehres, Fred Cox, Don Nikles, Gary Gilbert and other college standouts.
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Landry Signs Dallas Pact
Dallas based deal links Hall of Fame coach Tom Landry with Bedford Wynne and Clint Murchison Jr. to pursue a NFL franchise in Dallas for the Dallas Rangers. Bud Adams of the Houston Oilers and Jim Lee Howell comment on Landry. Dallas could host two pro teams next season with the Texans AFL entry by Lamar Hunt.
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Week Points To Further Honors For Baltimore Colts
The Baltimore Colts clinched a second straight NFL championship with a 41-16 playoff win over the New York Giants. Coach Weeb Ewbank praised his team as they pursue a five year plan for continued dominance, while players noted the achievement followed last year’s overtime victory and reflected lingering optimism about future success.
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Bowling stars shine in Bowl-Aire and VFW leagues
Harold Coan led Bowl-Aire with three top games 203 225 205 for a 633 series while Dick Englen hit 9 225 to reach a 600 set. VFW Men's B circuit saw J Hajec and Bill Owens post high marks. other top scores included Saxton 291 and Pier 209 in a busy bowling night.
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YMCA Opens 1959 Ping Pong Tourney Tonight
The YMCA table tennis championships begin with the junior high singles at 2 p.m. tonight in the all purpose room. Senior high singles and doubles follow at 7:30 p.m. and the adult division starts tomorrow with singles and doubles. Prizes will be awarded to winners in all three divisions.
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Celtics Streak Overshadows Twyman Chamberlain Scoring Duel
A scoring duel forms between Cincinnati’s Jack Twyman and Philadelphia’s Wilt Chamberlain as Wilt edges ahead in season totals though Boston’s win streak dominates headlines. Twyman 1088 points, Chamberlain 1041, with St Louis’ Pettit third at 781 and Baylor 764.
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McGuire Named Pistons Coach
Dick McGuire of Brooklyn was named head coach of the Detroit Pistons on a night when the team fired Red Rocha. The owner cited a 12 losses in 14 games stretch and urged players to play for the team rather than themselves.
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Top teams beaten as Utah, Ohio State, Illinois stumble
Major college basketball sees Cineinmati top clubs Duke, Kentucky, Cincinnati advance while Utah Ohio State and Illinois falter in early tourneys. West Virginia and California win to push 2a ranked teams to showdown as Duke and North Carolina prepare for semis.
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Cincinnati Holds On To Top Cage Rating
Cincinnati remains the top rated college basketball team in the weekly Associated Press poll after a 96 56 win over St Bonaventure. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 47 points as they held 57 of 103 first place votes, with West Virginia California and Utah following. Ohio State dropped to fifth after losses, while Bradley and Georgia Tech rounded out the top ten.
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Ingemar Johansson Plans Rematch With Patterson
Stockholm AP reports world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson plans a June rematch against Floyd Patterson in New York. Johansson vows to train as hard as before despite joking about being lazier. Promoter Edin Abfuhli and attorney Roy Olin announce details. Johansson weights 198 pounds ahead of the bout.
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Pitt Cagers Drop Third Straight in Queen City Tourney
Pitt lost 75-68 to Boston College in the sixth annual Queen City Invitation consolation game. Canisius defeated Wisconsin 86-68 for the title as Pitt’s road jinx continued with their third straight defeat and fifth loss on the road this season. Mills Mauro and Lavor led Pitt with 18 points each. Foley and Schoppmeyer scored 15 for BC.
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Colts GM Satisfactory After Collapse At Giants Title Luncheon
Colts general manager and vice president Lonnel Bajlimore collapsed in a taxicab on the way to a luncheon celebrating Sunday’s 1 18 victory over the New York Giants for the NFL championship. He was admitted to Union Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition, diagnosed as sheer exhaustion by team physician Dr Brewin Mayer.
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