Jayvees Set For 6 30 Start In Doubleheader
GWHS Card inals face district favorites in a doubleheader with the varsity game to follow at 8. The Hilltoppers led by Bobby Brickhouse and Kenny Pugh clash with Cardinals coached by Jess Curry as GW aims for early-season district tests after a 4 9 loss to Durham High.
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Gwhs Cardinal
Fayenes
Glass
Artinsville
Durham
Jimmy Bryan
Bryan
Hilltoppers
Syear
Bobby Brickhouse
Kenny Pugh
Cardinals
Jess Curry
Larry Clark
Randy
Davis
Tommy Cale
Albert Fowler
Wray Ware
Eddie Neal
Joe Stilwell
Harry Flynn
Pierce Turbiville
Storer
Rusty Dunn
Teddy
Rich
Coy Saul
Aed
Elas
Top Ranked Ohio State Cagers Face Tough Weekend
Ohio State, led by star Jerry Lucas, may be shorthanded this weekend as injuries cloud their schedule. Lucas struggles with a chronic knee problem but could play Friday against Wichita State and possibly Wake Forest Saturday in Winston-Salem. If unable, Gary Bradds or others will step up as coach Fred Taylor eyes a rugged road trip.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lucas
Fred Taylor
Buckeyesi
Big Luke
Dea
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Jerry Lucas
Everroad
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Delaware
Evansville
Ernie Biges
Taylor
Wichita
Umil
Gary Bradds
Jamestown
Bradds
Pitt
Power Eyes 1962 Season With Indians
Gabe Paul, Cleveland general manager, says Vic Power has been signed for the 1962 season and will cooperate with new manager Mel McGahan. Paul doubts Power will be traded, noting Power’s talent and value to the club. He discussed discipline and conduct rules in a New York meeting, with Power insisting he never shamed golfing duty or broke team policy.
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Cleveland
Clevel
Rsland
Gabe Paul
Aeveland
Vic Power
Indians
Mel McGahan
Paul
Viel
Cleveland Indians
New York
de Paul
Farrell
Ane
Miartutz
Rand Farrell
Jimmie Dykes
Dan Sikes
Jack
Sonville
Fla
Gordon Jones
Jupiter
Jack Kersten
Miami
Bob Gadlby
Crystal City
Coral Gables
Flo
Ogen_ Golf
Gordon Jane George Beyer
Dave Marra
Wamal Exinicki
Ed Furgol
fBob
Pratt Tony
Dave Ragan
Gay Brew
Arr
Watt
Ata
Mixed Basketball and Hockey Scores From Various Programs
A chaotic sports brief lists numerous basketball results including Cleveland 107 over Pittsburgh 90 and Long Island 67 over Roanoke 38, plus hockey Chicago 5 over Besinn 2. It also mentions college games such as Randolph-Macon 74 over Norfolk Lynchburg 98 and Florida State 85 over Florida 71, with many inconsistent team names and OCR quirks across dozens of schools and cities.
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Cetceco
Pittsburgh
Los
Kansas City
Sen Francis
Chicago
Besinn
New York
Muskegen
Indianapolis
QUEGE
Randolph-Macon
Norfolk
Lynchburg
MCVA
Howart
Frederick
Long Island
Roanoke
Furman
Erskine
Wofford
Appalachian
Pisifier
Neacerry
Catawba
Florida State
Florida
Stetson
Ga. Southers
Lafayette
Bucknsli
Penn Military
Elizabethis
Akron
Heidelbern
Detroit
Tulsa
Villanova
Buffalo
St Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
Bluefeld
W. Va
Beckley
Salem
W.va
Alderson-Broaddus
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Bradley
Northern Mid
Kuvisiana
Texas Christian
Georgetown
Cumberland
Ky. Wesleyan
St. Francis
Gettysburg
Susquehannan
Conley Out For Weeks With Hand Injury
In Los Angeles a doctor said Gene Conley will be unable to play for the Washington Towers of the American Basketball League for at least several weeks after a spiral fracture of the fifth metacarpal in his left hand. Conley, also a Boston Red Sox pitcher, arrived with the Towers after the injury occurred in Honolulu.
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Los Angeles
Thureday
Gene Conley
Washington Towers
Conley
Honolulu
Robert Kerlan
Kerlan
Boston Red Sox
the Towers
NFL Championship Game at Green Bay on December 31
The NFL title game will start at 1 p.m. Central on Sunday December 31 in Green Bay Wisconsin with the Packers already clinching the Western Division. Tickets cost 10 dollars and about 2300 temporary seats will raise attendance to around 41000. The game will be televised nationally with the Green Bay area not blacked out. A separate note says Boston earned a bye in a three way AFL Eastern Division tie after a coin flip.
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NEW York
Green Bay
Wis
Cometlees
Pete Rozelle
Packers
Rozelle
Alllwatkee
Rival Grid Rights Clash Heads Toward Court Fight
New York AP reports a looming legal dispute between the NFL and AFL over player signings. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle seeks AFL clarification on Joe Foss ruling that Houston Oilers signed tackle Ray Jacobs of Howard Payne College was valid. Jacobs also signed by the Dallas Cowboys. The other case concerns Charley Binion of North Carolina College who signed with both the Oilers and the Cleveland Browns. Rozelle notes Foss told him contracts signed before the AFL draft would not be approved and calls for clear guidance amid AFL ambiguity.
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New York
Tfeams
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Joe Foss
AFL
Foss
Ray Jacobs
Howard Payne ‘College
Jacobs
Dallas Cowboys
Charleyi Binion
North Carolina
Oilersik
Cleveland Browns
Je Rozelle
Rogers Hornsby Sues Soft Drink Firm For $1 Million
Chicago AP report says Rogers Hornsby, 68, former National League star, sues Seven-Up Bottlers Inc and two Chicago distributors for 1 million dollars. He alleges copyright infringement over seven of his books published in 1936 and used in a book titled Seven Baseball Positions. Hornsby, famed for a 338 lifetime batting average, aims to protect his works and seek damages.
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Rogers Horns
Hursday
Opyright
U.S
Lecomposite
Joyce
Bottiers, Inc
Battling Co
Hornsby
Bim
Baseball Hall of Fame
New Yorks Venopolitans
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bowling Results From Danville Lanes League Night
Scattered scores show Danville lanes hosting multiple leagues with winners like Mock Three 3 and Alleycats 0. Notable scores include D. Rice 127 and M4 Gropp 333, with several teams posting partial results across a busy session at Riverside Lanes.
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Little Henry's
DL Rice
Gropp
Nebraska Upsets SMU 63 to 60 in Lincoln
Nebraska's sophomore hopes shocked Southern Methodist as a late field goal by Daryl Petsch and two free throws by Tom Russell sealed a 63 to 60 win. The Mustangs led 37-34 late but Nebraska surged in the final minutes, turning a 21-80 halftime deficit into victory.
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Lincoln
Neb
API
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Daryl Petsch
Tom Russell
Mustangs
Joe Roediger Wins Fishburne Award for Football
Danville boy Cadet Joe Roediger was named Fishburne Military School’s outstanding football player after the season. Captain Milnes Austin praised him as a top quarterback and dangerous on run or pass options, noting his late rise as a defensive back. Roediger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roediger of 315 Westhampton Ave., received the honor at a postseason dinner.
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Danville
Fishburne Military School
Tre Warnesboro
Joe Roediger
Fishburne
Milnes Austin
Roediger
Joz
Cadet Roediger
Herman Roediger
Westhampton Ave
Griffith and Logart Set For TV Bout December 23
New York AP Emile Griffith, former world welterweight champion, will face Isaac Logart in a 10 round national telecast at St Nicholas Arena on Saturday December 23 Irving Cohen announced. Both fighters are New York residents Griffith hails from the Virgin Islands and Logart from Cuba. Cohen also lined up two nontelevised undercard features for St Nick's including Billy Daniels vs Don Warner and a welterweight bout between Cecil Shoris and Billy Collins for December 30.
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Emile Griff
Isaac Logart
St. Nicholas Arena
Irving Cohen
Griffith
Benny
Kid) Paret
Lagart
Virgin Islands
Logart
Cuba
Cohen
St. Nick's
Billy Daniels
Don!Warner
Philadelphia
Dec
Cecil
Shoris
Cleveland
Billy Collins
Nashville
Tenn
Golf Ball Fallout More Dangerous Than Nuclear, 1961 Study Says
Wakefield AP report summarizes a nationwide study by the Instkwe for Safer Living alleging golf ball injuries exceed 15,000 this year. It cites speeds over 350 mph, with players and caddies most affected, and warns of heat, sun exposure, and collisions on and near courses. It offers safety tips urging courtesy, alertness, and avoiding practice shots when others are present.
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Wakefield
Mass
Torkmen
Institute
Pierre
Motorigis
March
Charles Hinton signs with the Cleveland Browns
Charles Jincos a 240 pound North Carolina College tackle from Raleigh announced he signed with the Cleveland Browns of the NFL. He said he signed only one contract with Cleveland after being drafted in Chicago. In four NCC years he was named most outstanding freshman in 1958 and MVP of the A-CIAA in 1960.
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N.C
Charles Jincos
North Carolina
Raleigh
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Browns
Hinton
Chicago
Dallas Texans
American Football League
Sagie
Cleveland
NCC
Kansas State Beats St Louis 71 to 60
Kansas State rallied in the final nine minutes to defeat St Louis University 71 to 60. Wroblewski sparked the comeback with late plays, while Gottfried and Peithman each contributed decisive layups. St Louis, a Valley Conference contender, had its two-game win run snapped as Garrison led with 18 points.
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Kansas State
Louis
ST. Louie
Wildcats
St. Louis Universe
Billikens
Wroblewski
Wildcat
Joe Gottfried
al Peithman
St Louis
K-State
St. Louis
Pat McKenzie
Perthman
A-State
Garry Garrison
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Chico) Miartuz
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