Easton defeats Los Angeles and others in college basketball chaos
Pro basketball results show Easton 139 Los Angeles 115 and Philadelphia 133 Cincinnati 109. In college action St Bonaventure beat Seton Hall 100 ,'Massachusetts 75 over St Peters 75 as Nick Werkman scored 46 optional. The piece details scores and upcoming matchups with GWHS and Lynchburg cagers preparing for key games.
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Randolph-Macon Cagers Claim 9th Straight Conference Win
In Washington Randolph-Macon's basketball team extended its Mason-Dixon Conference winning streak to nine with a facile 1956 victory over Gallaudet College. Alex Roberts scored 22 points and Frank Kaminski added 19 while Buddy Allen limited Al Van Nevel and also scored 12.
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Czechs Protest East German Discrimination Over World Hockey
Czech officials filed a formal protest against East Germany and offered to host the 1962 World Ice Hockey Championships in Czechoslovakia. Telegrams to IIHF leaders from Prague urged support for bypassing the Berlin ban and moving or hosting the event in Colorado Springs or another location.
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Broad Powers Sought To Curb Unnecessary Roughness In SEC
SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore urged broad authority to curb unnecessary roughness. He proposed a review board to assess violations, with penalties including ineligibility, suspension, or private warnings, subject to executive committee approval. The plan aims to standardize enforcement amid quotes and rivalries in the conference.
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Spiders Fall as Furman Tops Paladins in Richmond
Furman defeated Richmond 63 in a Southern Conference game led by Jerry Smith with 26 points and Gerald Glur grabbing 19 rebounds and 16 points. Glur's late jumper sealed the win as Furman improved to 3-2 in league play while Richmond dropped to 4-5.
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Bowling results across leagues at Danville and recreation centers
League results list multiple teams and scores from Danville Bowling Center and Recreation Center venues. Records show winners in Ladies and Boys divisions, with detailed team names, player initials, and pin totals across various leagues and establishments including Riverside Lanes and local sponsors.
VPI Cagers Eye 31st Home Win Bid
VPI hosts Tech tonight aiming for a 31st straight home win in a season marked by strong Virginia programs. The league card includes Maryland, Boston Celtics action, and regional college matchups with Richmond and Norfolk W&M also in play. The Virginia clubs seek momentum as notable players and teams clash across the schedule.
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1962 National League schedule released by AP
The 1962 schedule adds two new teams the New York Mets and Houston Colt .45s and increases games to 162 while extending travel. Most teams will play every other team three times with more night games. Philadelphia visits Cincinnati only four times. Houston leads in night games with 62. New York 23.
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GW Freshmen Cagers Triumph 60-36 Over Halifax County
George Washington High School freshmen basketball team routed Halifax County High freshmen 60 to 36 in South Boston. Miller Jones led GW with 20 points, followed by Jimmy Hall with 9 and Lee Stilwell and Mike Giles with 7 each. Halifax scoring featured Anderson with 9 and Portilla with 7.
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Triple Main Events Please Pro Mat Fans At City Auditorium
Angelo Marinelli and Danny Dale teamed to win two of three falls in a tag match against Erervere Baxter and Gene Murphy. Murphy pinned Dale for the first fall, Dale pinned Baxter for the second, and Marinelli defeated Baxter for the third with a victory roll. Larose topped Don McClarity by disqualification in the second main event. The Angel defeated Abe Jacobs in the first and third falls, Jacobs taking the middle fall.
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Charlie Conerly Plans To Retire
Veteran pro quarterback Charlie Conerly announces retirement. Birmingham News sports editor Ben Day Marshall notes in a Jackson Mississippi column that Conerly told Jim Lee Howell of the New York Giants he plans to quit and that the team will be informed when ready.
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