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Oscar Leads All-Americans West Boozer Howell Cox On First Squad
Oscar Robertson headlined the 1959 college basketball All-America selections by AP with Bob Boozer Bailey Howell Johnny Cox on the first team. Robertson, top scorer at over 33 ppg, West Virginia’s West, Kansas State’s Boozer, Mississippi State’s Howell, and Kentucky’s Cox are cited for all around play, scoring, and leadership.
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Haney Denies Friction Rumors About Braves
In Bradenton Florida Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney rejects rumors of friction with Birdie Tebbetts and says he and Tebbetts are on the same team. He notes recent words with Tebbetts occurred years ago when Tebbetts managed Cincinnati and asserts off field relations are cordial.
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Jamestown YMCA Announces Annual Cage Tournament
Jamestown YMCA announced the annual cage tournament for independent teams across the state, to be held in March. Organizers urged interested squads to contact the Jamestown YMCA tournament committee in Jamestown, NY, before March 4.
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Randolph Rockets capture District 10 Class C title in 60-49 win
Randolph defeats East Forest 60 to 49 at Corry Area High School to claim a second consecutive District 10 Class C basketball championship. Dave Boyd led Randolph with 17 points while Tom Hemne and Larry Gilbert added 15 each, as the Rockets built a double digit lead by halftime and maintained it through the final buzzer. East Forest was led by Dave Cet Nig with 16 points and Bob Seybert and Don McClelland adding 11 each.
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Bowling notes highlight high scores and leaders
Ernie Rachel rolled 269 for a 623 series and added 209 in the American division of the circuit. Other B League entries include Wetmore 200 Migliacolo 210 Johnson 203 Piceirillo 207 Ottaway 204 and 211 Eckman 925 McEl download 212 Giacoma 201 Paver 21 and Bauer 209. Ed Berry 288 led Corry Jamestown league action while D-1 leaders were Deyoe 205 Deutschlander 219 Shaffer 205 and Morton 216 Marion Bulard led VFW Ladies A with 208 with Hnatyszyn and Morton at 181 and 178.
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Redl Faces Jordan Tonight In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York telecast features welterweight Stefan Redl, born in Hungary and based in New Jersey, meeting Brooklyn’s Eddie Jordan in a 10 round bout. Redl, 22-3 with 13 KOs, eyes a move into the top ten if he beats the unbeaten Jordan, who holds 16-0-2. NBC will air the fight at 10 p.m. EST.
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NBA Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results include Syracuse 142 over Boston 118 and Philadelphia 106 over St. Louis 101. Tonight Syracuse faces Philadelphia in Hershey Pennsylvania. Tomorrow Detroit plays St. Louis while Cincinnati meets Philadelphia.
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Mal Ande Upsets Lew Hand In Pro Tennis Tour
Mal Ande celebrated his 24th birthday by upsetting Lew Hand 6-3 8-6 in their pro tennis tour match. In Brno Czechoslovakia the United States beat Norway 10-3 and defending champion Canada routed Poland 10-0 at the World Amateur Championships. Hale Acre ($18 0) edged to a head win in Bowie’s final sprint feature.
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Pettit Sets NBA Single Season Scoring Mark
Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks scored 24 points to reach a 2,008 season total, breaking George Yardley’s prior mark of 2,001. The Hawks lost to Philadelphia 106-101 as Pettit joined Yardley as the only players over 2,000 in a season.
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AP tally lists yesterday Montreal 2 Montreal 2 and Detroit 0 Boston 0 with Boston facing Taranto and Detroit meeting Montreal tomorrow. Last night plights note Tommy Garrow stopping Lou Carmona in Claremont New Hampshire while Hhirin Mor ales knocked out Javallana Tad in Mexico with Philippines noted.
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ACC Upset Sparks Virginia Maryland Tilt in Raleigh
Widespread college hoops action includes North Carolina’s win over Clemson while Duke defeats Wake Forest in overtime. Maryland shocks Virginia as NC State faces UNC in an ACC showdown to decide the conference’s NCAA berth prospects. Denver eyed for NIT while Manhattan and St. John’s win in the NIT preparations. Leo Byrd key in Miami’s MAC bid playoff at Dayton.
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Mothers Honor CAHS SwimmerS At First Annual Banquet
The 1958-59 Corry Aten High School swimming team was feted at the Weir Hikl annual banquet hosted by mothers of the team. Guests included Y Secretary Gerald Lane and Coach Cochran. Foreign exchange student Volker Gempt spoke on athletic programs, and seniors honored included Gempt and six teammates.
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Comeback Confidence From Ennis Dark in Spring Talks
Ennis and Dark express confidence in comebacks as they begin spring training with renewed chances. Ennis, a seven time 100 RBI contributor, aims to earn a regular role after a late season struggle. Dark, Cubs veteran in his 30s, says he plans to prove himself despite reservations about his form.
Oklahoma Beats Nebraska in Conference Meet
The Sooners defeated Nebraska 55 to 4 in a conference contest. Hershell Turner set a scoring mark of 41 points this game, adding another strong performance for Oklahoma.
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Pros Again at New Orleans Open Postponed by Rain
The New Orleans Open golf tourney faced delays as heavy rain drenched the city park course on Thursday. Flooded greens and puddles halted play, forcing a schedule revision with rounds moved and finals planned for later. In boxing, Eddie Mac hen defeated Young Jack Johnson by decision in Portland.
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