Wilma Rudolph Named Female Athlete Of Year
Wilma Rudolph, the 1960 Olympic triple gold medalist from Clarksville Tennessee, is named the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year for 1960. She captured 365 points on 120 ballots, ahead of swimmer Chris Von Saltza and others, with coach Ed Temple praising her as one of the world's greatest athletes.
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Celtics Clinch Fifth Straight East Title With Domination
Boston, led by Bob Cousy and a 23 point first quarter burst, routed Philadelphia 128-115 to seal a fifth consecutive NBA Eastern Division crown. Wilt Chamberlain’s 46 points could not halt the collapse. St Louis Hawks also built a Western lead with weekend wins as Detroit slipped.
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Kane's Ed Moran Continues Torrid Indoor Running
Kane's Ed Moran posts another fast indoor mile performance as the State Games night meets feature Lawrence from Houston University and Penn State bound Moray. Brown and Hayes Jones lead in sprint events while Oloaple and Jones notch notable marks.
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Banquet Speaker Rip Engle to Address Beaver Club Dinner
Charles A Rip Engle head coach at Penn State will keynote the Beaver Club Banquet at Corry Area High School Engle a Salisbury native began college coaching at Brown in 1944 posting 28 20 4 over six seasons He moved to Penn State in 1950 compiling 69 31 4 with no losing seasons His teams backed the Liberty Bowl early appearances in Philadelphia defeating Alabama and Oregon with AFLAC honorary past president of the American Football Coaches Association officials said they are fortunate to have a coach of Engle's renown on the banquet dais Saturday night.
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Mixed Doubles Highlighters lead bowling league weekend action
Lale Dovighis delivered the big punch for the Highlighters in Mixed Doubles. Striker units dominated with a 248 single and a 613 series by Polity 10, boosting team pace. Women’s score highlights include Barb Wickwire’s solid 24 game while Lenny Miglineco and others posted 200 plus. Junior action at Avalon Center saw Tom Morton top the boys with 178-125, and Terry Casler runner up 127-142. Mary Houser and Wanda Henry led girls with top counts. high scores list includes Houser 147-137 and Henry 143-100. Avalon Girls standings show Mey Kalae, Tom Morton, and other listed players.
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Two Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
New York announces Max Carey and the late Billy Hamilton as the latest Baseball Hall of Fame inductees. Carey, 70, holds the modern NL stolenBase record with 738 in a 20 year career for Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Hamilton, who died in 1940, steered the field in the 1890s and 1900s with a .334 lifetime average and 77 stolen bases in a single season, earning the nickname Sliding Billy.
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Hawks and Lakers Lead Intramural Standings at Corry High
The Hawks and Lakers top two divisions of the intramural basketball league at Corry Area High School Gym with 8 0 records after Saturday action. The ninth grade Hawks beat the Celtics and Warriors to stay spotless while the seventh and eighth grade Lakers hold a similar edge over the Trotters and Nats.
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Brumel and Thomas Vie With 7 Foot 3 Jump Feat
Valery Brumel clears 7 ft 4 1 2 in indoors as Thomas answers with 7 ft 3 in at the Boston AAU Games. The two climbs toward outdoor world records, which AAU rules restrict to outdoor performances. Thomas trails Brumel by a fraction in a tense indoor showcase.
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Buckeyes Face Road Test Amid Title Contenders
The Buckeyes chase a road win as top teams Duke North Carolina and Southern California pursue ACC and Big Five leads. National contenders fuel a pivotal week with Purdue Cincinnati UCLA and Notre Dame on the slate plus looming NCAA NIT bids. Buckeyes beat Purdue 92-92 in Holiday Festival. Siegfried 21 Lit yens 17 rebounds.
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Player triumphs in San Francisco golf Open
Gary Player, the 25-year-old South African star, won the San Francisco International Open in a windy finish, carding a 12-under total 272 to edge Ted Roll by two strokes. Gene Bayer and Arnold Palmer trailed, with Bayer shooting 68 to lead after four rounds.
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Edinboro Stumbles as Slippery Rock Defeats Them
Slippery Rock beat Edinboro College 87 to 79 on Saturday night after Edinboro trailed 45 to 30 at halftime. The game featured a strong second half effort from Slippery Rock to secure the win.
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Meadville Junior Cadets Sweep Meadville Prep Meet
In a Meadville hosted meet, the Meadville Cadets beat Meadville Prep 40 to 7. Highlights include multiple first place finishes across events in freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, and diving, with Corry Wickwire and Alynn leading relay wins. The meet featured divisions for cadets and juniors, with strong showings by Corry and Meadville swimmers in 20 yard and 40 yard races.
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Undefeated Teams Lead Rec League Action at Wright School
In morning games at Wright School gym, Cyasgern yung cavellitap and another undefeated squad posted wins. Cliff Clark scored 20 as the Bulldogs beat the Jaguars 38 to 20, while Darmen Picfklin led the Chargers past the Troubleshooters 17 to 10. Carl Reed hit 26 points for the Sput wks in a 28 point victory over the Globetrotters, and Ed Weldner scored 23 as the Satellites beat the Untouchables 29 to 28. Next Saturday’s schedule lists Satellites versus Chargers, Globetrotters versus Jaguars, Untouchables versus Troubleshooters, and Bulldogs versus Sputniks.
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Teen Skater Tops Veteran for Outdoor Title at Lake Como
Eddie Rudolph, 19, Glenbrook High senior and 1960 Olympian, outskated veteran Bartholomew to win the senior men's outdoor championship at Lake Como yesterday. Bartholomew, who once won a national title, faltered on the bell lap as younger skaters pressed, leaving Rudolph with 15 points to clinch the title and force a fourth place tie among rivals.
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