Bonner Wins Coatesville Tourney in Overtime Thriller
Bonner's Dave Guerin led with 30 points as Monsignor Bonner defeated Coatesville 69-68 in overtime to claim the Coatesville VFW Tournament title. Sun Valley and Bishop Shanahan posted semifinals and consolation results as several Delaware County teams competed in three non-county events over the weekend.
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A Semis Tonight at Swarthmore Kiwanis Tourney
Interboro faces Haverford at 7 pm in Class A semifinals at Swarthmore College Field House. Chester plays Springfield at 8:30 pm with finals set Tuesday for Class A and B. Sharon Hill meets Nether Providence for the Class B title at 2 pm, followed by the Class A final at 3:30 pm.
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Weekend High School and College Basketball Results
A dense sports calendar reports results from Chester Kiwanis and Valley Forge Kiwanis tournaments, West Chester and Abington invitationals, and multiple college showcases. Notable outcomes include Malvern Prep edging Deshaas, Woodrow Wilson beating Abington, Midland defeating Aliquippa, Beaver Falls top Gerry, and Penn State, UCLA, and Villanova postings strong showings across Thanksgiving and holiday events.
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Provine Sub In Key Role In Title Tilt At Swarthmore
Nether Providence coach Joe Chesney relied on sophomores Danny Pidcock and Herbie Scott to win 68-54 over Swarthmore in a Kiwanis class B semifinal. Pidcock scored four straight early, Scott controlled the boards as NP used a full court press to pull away. Sharon Hill won 48-33 over Collingdale, setting Tuesday 2 p.m. Class B title clash with NP.
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Stadium's Fate Still Up in Air
In Washington AP report Commissioner William L Slayton of the federal Urban Renewal Administration will visit the Pennsylvania Railroad 30th Street Station site after New Year to determine if the area is blighted and eligible for federal redevelopment funds.
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Unclear names clash in stadium project remarks
Stuart T. Saunders of PRR said Thursday the stadium project cannot proceed without assistance. In Tokyo Tsunetomi Miyamo defeated Adique in a reported outpointed bout. References to redevelopment authorities and international figures appear in fragmented text.
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Haverford Favored In Section One Basketball Race
Section One looks strong this year with no easy games. Haverford, Norristown, Abington and Upper Darby lead a competitive field as coaches predict a two horse pennant race, with Dark Horse Abington and Chester also in contention for a title.
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Eddystone Wins 55-43 In Exhibition
Eddystone High beat Clifton Heights 55 43 in a Swarthmore College exhibition. A fast third quarter broke a 24 23 halftime game as Bill Tribbett led with 20 points, including 10 in the third period, while Clifton’s Harvey Burns had 14. Noble added 10 for Clifton.
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Lakers Rally For 140 128 Win Over Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers posted their season best 140 points in a 140 128 victory over Detroit as Jerry West poured in 39 and Elgin Baylor added 32 to stretch their Western lead. The Pistons trailed before a late surge in the third quarter with Bailey Howell leading Detroit at 25 points. Cincinnati held on 105 99 to beat New York. Celtics beat St Louis 107 100, Philadelphia topped Los Angeles 100, and San Francisco edged Baltimore 106 104.
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Pro Basketball Saturday Results Highlights
Pro basketball results show VBA games with Boston routing St. Louis 407 to 100 while Philadelphia and Los Angeles tied 114 to 100. San Reos edged Baltimore 105 to 104. Cincinnati defeated New York 105 to 99 and Los Angeles beat Detroit 140 to 128. Eastern and Western divisions standings appear with Boston and St. Louis leading their groups.
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WANTED Men Women For Civil Service Jobs In Area
Advertises recruitment for men and women ages 18 and over to prepare for United States Civil Service openings in the area over the next year. Claims high starting salaries and strong job security with advancement potential. Indicates many positions require little or no specialized education or experience, but passing a test is necessary due to keen competition.
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Book on Kennedy Assassination From AP Editors
A large 10 by 18 inch hard cover collection gathers unpublished material and AP writers who covered the Kennedy assassination and its aftermath. The paper offers the book at near cost with details in a separate notice.
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