Case Against Maryland Now Picked Apart
Maryland officials defend their athletics staff in a recruitment dispute involving tackle Tom Stefl. Dean Geary Eppley says no rule violation occurred under NCAA and ACC standards. He cites signed statements from Stefl, family, and coaches, detailing introductions and scholarship qualifications without monetary inducement. Eppley says no confidences leaked to NCAA or conference officials.
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Bolt Sets Pace In San Diego Open
Bolt leads the San Diego Open after a 20-35-64 round at Mission Valley Country Club as Pat McGuire and Don Ford chase while Ant Wall and others trail. Gene Littles earlier fired 36-26-00 amid a field including Ed Furgol Johnny Palmer and Stan Leonard.
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Wichita
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Gene Littles
Ed Furgol
Johnny Palmer
Canada
Stan Lonard
Union City Nips Blue Jay Cagers In 2 Overtimes
Union City Frosh edged Corry Junior High 98 to 36 in a two overtime win at Wright School. Dick Phanco led visitors with 15 points including a sudden death layup to seal the victory. Ted Francisco scored 13 for Corry and Blue Jays missed 8 of 14 foul attempts.
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George Washington end 10 upset streak with win over Virginia Tech
George Washington ninth ranked Colonials topple Virginia Tech 95-60 to halt a recent run of top ten upsets. Joe Holup and Cork Devlin score 26 each as Colgate downs Cornell 63-57 and Tulsa defeats Oklahoma City 48-42. Kansas State upset Missouri earlier in the week.
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Texas A & M
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Cork Devlin
Cherice Thi
Hank
Oklahoma A & M
Bob Patterson
Floyd tops college scoring for Furman in tight race
Furman junior Darrell Floyd leads NCAA scoring at 36.1 points per game through January 16, boosting Furman to the top offensive average. Ohio State’s Robin Freeman drops to 34.9 as Penn State’s Arnelle sits sixth with 27.4. Also reports a Vancouver bout result for Johnny Arthur.
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Darrell Floyd
Furman
Floyd
Frank Selvy
Ohio State
Robin Freeman
Ncaa Service Bureau
Arnelle
Penn State
Basilio Favored In Fight Tonight At War Memorial
Carmen Basilio enters a 10 round bout against Peter Mueller at War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse with 8700 expected in attendance and a $40,000 gross. Basilio, a 14 to 6 favorite, faces a risky 155 pound contract over the welter limit as he seeks a potential return to title contention after a prior loss to Kid Gavilan.
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Hie
Peter Mueller
War Memorial Auditorium
NBC
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Kid Gavilan
Husilloisl
Ueferce
Fights Result From Topeka And Philadelphia Card
In Topeka Bill Sidduth weighing 134 outpointed Jimmy Welch 18815 Columbus Ohio. In Philadelphia Jesse Smith 160 stopped Rocky Tomaseltd 160 Newark 8 rounds.
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Jimmy Welch
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Hotel Corry Tops City Cage Loop Four Straight
The Hotel Corry stayed unbeaten in the City Basketball League by defeating McCray's Barber Shop 45 25. Ed Hatch led the Conspirators with 20 in defeat while John Liebegott paced Hotel Corry with 10 and Tony Radecki led the Whiz Kids with 16. Don Sturdevant had 11 for East End. In Aero Supply League Engineering beat Inspection 35 21, 650 Department topped Tool and Die 39 22, and Chuck Jackson scored 20 for 150 in that contest. Hockey scores note Montreal 6 Toronto 2 and Boston 3 Detroit 2 in the National League.
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Walt Darnofall
Tate
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Joe Smolek
Ool and Die
Beau Jack Wins First In Comeback Campaign
Beau Jack, a 33 year old former world light weight champion, opened his comeback with a 10 round unanimous decision over Eddie Green in Columbia. Referee Ray Moore had it 97-95, Judge Harper 99-95, and Jive Com voted 98-93. Jack weighed 159 to Green’s 147, marking his strongest showing since a 1951 loss to Gil Turner.
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Gil Turner
Santee to Run in Philadelphia Indoor Mile Test
Wes Santee debuts this season on the Philadelphia boards at Convention Hall in a likely high calibre indoor mile. He faces Gunnar Neilsen of Denmark and Vic Milligan of Belfast while aiming to top the world indoor mark set by Gil Dodds. Neilsen recently won Boston games mile in 4 07.9 and anticipates a new record before season ends.
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Coach Cragg’s Proteges Face Oil City Tonight
Corry Area High cagers travel to Oil City to meet the Wellsmen in a tough league tilt. Oil City features height with Ernie Smith and Boyd Enos, while Cragg’s lineup shifts include Jim Tomer at center and Bob Miller replacing Bil Mitchell. Starting forwards Jim Burkhart and Paul Dietsch, with guards Walt Wolfe and Walt Latos, are slated for action alongside Hartz Pardee and Rose.
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Last evening’s league bowling features high games and 603 series
Curt McCloskey anchored area games of 212 202 and a 603 series to headline the night. Lou Hurl bert 233 Tony Amoroso 216 Theo Burlingame 215 Jack Stahl 202 Alwan Hasbrouck 208 Frank Messina 208 and Larry Eckman 204 posted strong scores. Erma Chase led Indies with 201 as Alta Berry 175 Dorothy Morton 181 and Mary Bnatyszyn 181 followed with notable scores.
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