Anniversary. Meet Of NCAA Comes To End
The 1958 NCAA convention in Los Angeles closed with plans to appoint new members to key committees. The body supported continuing football television in 1956, and announced a new national small college basketball tournament to challenge NAIA. The basketball season shifts to October 1 start, spring practice ends, and recruiting rules face tightening. Sixty percent of infractions cases involved 14 offenses across 25 schools under review. Miami of Florida’s probation was extended, and coaches and officials will be banned from high school all star events starting Sept 1, 1956.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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NCAA
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Kansas City
NAIA
Frank N. Gardner
Drake
Miami
Florida
Severn
Hockey Scores and College Basketball Results Summary
Hershey defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 in the American League. In college basketball Notre Dame routed Louisville 7 to 0 in overtime, and St. Louis beat Bradley 75 to 67. Penny Litens rolled a 298 in a Gossett alley bowling event. Mier Li struggled in a frame sequence with a 630 three game series.
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Louisville
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Bradley
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Mier Li
Corry Junior High Blue Jays defeat Union City 27 18
Corry Junior High Blue Jays end three loss streak with a 27 to 18 win over Union City. Terry Williams leads with 15 points, Blakeslee adds 11, as Corry builds a 9 2 first quarter lead and holds off Union City through a low scoring game. Next game at Youngsville.
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Union City
Blue Jays
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Ken Harvey
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Blakeslee
Tosers
Youngsville
Union City Junior High
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Mosher
oFan Blakeslee
A Il Bowes
Harrison OY
Litherlano
Ferrell
Corry Junior High
Hillstrom
Perez Retains Flyweight Title in Buenos Aires defense
Pascual Perez, small Argentine champion under five feet tall, retained the world flyweight title with a 15 round decision over Leo Espinosa before a sold out Luna Park crowd of more than 25 000. Perez led 10 rounds to 4 with 2 even on the AP card. Perez dropped Espinosa in the ninth after cutting him under the eye in the third.
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Pascual Perez
Philippines
Leo Espinosa
Luna Park
Espinoma
Cat Dower
Wales
London
Japan
Yoshio Shirai
Tle
Associated Press
Perez
Espinosa
Peres
Espiniosa
Bowling Stars Lane sets pace with 22E game night
Bowling Stars Lane posted a high 22E game to lead the league last evening. Rosario Garuzo added 208, Lafayette Douglas 220, Car Contes 224, and Clair Savko 201 in other notable results. Francs Hurlbit led the ladies division with a 177.
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Ammucrsy
Rosario Garuzo
Laffayette Douglas
Car Contes
Clair Savko
Francs Hurlbit
College Scores Snapshot From Shifting Matches
Columbia defeated Pennsylvania 82 to 74 while Fordham topped Princeton 66 to 4 and Temple routed Villanova 73 to 0. Army beat Colgate 69 to 68. West Virginia edged Syracuse 71 to 64. Penn State fell 0 to 64 against Gannon 78 to 75.
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Columbia
Pennsylvania
Fordham
Princeton
Temple
Villanova
Army
Colgate
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Syracuse
Penn State
Gannon
Waynesburg
Bucknell
Gettysburg
Buffalo University
University of Puerto Rico
Navy
John Hopkins
Dulke
Clemson
Youngstown
Westminster
Fight Managers Start Quitting Boxing Guild
New York box ing managers were quitting the Boxing Guild of New York as the group voted to resign members under NYSAC orders but to press legal contest in the New York Supreme Court. about 95 percent of the 69 members reportedly lack NY licenses, with 8 to 15 or 20 remaining to hold the franchise and guard a treasury over $10,000. Several managers listed would resign while others would not, as legal action looms against the commission order. The broader boxing world faced indictments for boycott violations under the Sherman Act in Cleveland.
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New York
Broken Boxing Guild of
New York State Athletic Commission
New York State Supreme Court
Murray Frank
Guild
Rocky Marciano
Carmen Basilio
Nino Valdes
Jimmy Carter
Joey Giambra
Cas D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
New York Guild
Bill Daly
Vince Martinez
Dalysn
International ‘Boxing Guild
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Kim Crowley
Alfred Klein
Paul Sullivan
John Saunders
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Helland
Crowley
National Boxing Association
Chicago
Texas Cow Girls To Play Here In Benefit Cage Game Jan. 23
Texas Cow Girls to barnstorm in a benefit basketball game at Corry Area High School on January 23. The show features Joe Frisina Silm Arrison and Paul Wirls, with former Niagara star Joe Frisina leading a galaxy of local talents in a no holds barred matchup under professional rules. Proceeds go to Corry High School medical fund and the Beaver Club, with advance tickets heavily promoted.
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Fred Schwab
Niagara University
Joe
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Silm" Arrison
Paul Wirl
Ryan
Union City High School
Corry Area
Ayunasium
Corry High
Corry
State of Texas
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Hogan Returns to Pebble Beach for Charity Tourney
Ben Hogan comes out of retirement to play in the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach California. Hogan shoots 65 in a practice round and partners Crosby in the pro am, with Crosby footing costs and donating receipts to charity. The $15 000 event offers a $2500 first prize for the best pro and $1500 for the winning pro-amateur team.
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Ben Hogan
Bing Crosby
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Cypress Point
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Howan
Texas Homie
Alder
Crosby
Megan
Maryland Center Signed By Eagles In 1956 Draft
Philadelphia Eagles announce the signing of Maryland center Bob Pellegrini the team's top draft pick for 1956. The deal joins two other Eagles signings Frank DAgostino Rubin tackle and Don Schacter Notre Dame fullback all with All-America honors.
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Rubin
Don Schacter
Notre Dame
Johnny Holman Stops Satterfield In TV Bout
Johnny Holman floor wight Bob Satterfield with three rights in Chicago Stadium. Satterfield, 17 pounds lighter, drops in the second round, survives to the third, then Holman’s hard right ends the fight with a technical knockout in the eighth.
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Bob Butterfield
Johnny Holman
Ottoani
Satterfield
Imies Satterfield
Thoughta
Molman
Batterfield
West Virginia Upset by Tech In Narrow College Clash
In Pittsburgh Carmegis Tech edged West Virginia 68 to 56 before 1,600 fans in the Tech gym. Alan Frank led Tech with 17 points, Hot Rod Hundley scored 28 for WVU, while Tech preserved a third win in 10 starts as Mountaineers fell to 9-4. Wilbur Cooper, former Pirates pitcher, was hospitalized after a fall on a slick sidewalk with undetermined injuries.
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Tarfans
Pittsburgh
Carmegis Tech
Tech
Mountaineers
Wilbur Cooper
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cooper
Black Knights Build Lead With 49 37 Win
Black Knights moved ahead in City Basketball League action last night by routing Quality Market 49 to 37. Jim Shaver led the Knights with 17 points while Doug Spaulding paced East End with 20 in a 52 14 win. Hotel Corry’s Mel Brynt scored 30 to earn top scoring honors as Hotel Corry beat Hillbillies 58 23 and East End defeated Barbarians 52 14. Next week Hotel Corry meets Elehynski's Hillbillies face Barbarians and East End takes on Quality Market. In pro action, Minneapolis beat Boston 124 10 and Philadelphia edged Rochester 97 94.
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Black Knights
Doug Spaulding
East End
Mel Brynt
Hotel Corry
Elehynski
Hillbillies
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