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West Virginia Meets Washington & Lee in Southern Conference Clash
West Virginia University faces Washington & Lee tonight as the Mountaineers protect a 3-0 conference mark and an overall unbeaten string. Key matchups center on W&L guard Dom Flora who scored 27 against St Johns, with WVU relying on Vincent West and Retton to press and pull away from William & Mary in a 64 45 finish.
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West Virginia Cagers Face Key Week With Richmond Clash
Mountaineers, ranked eighth, brace for an undefeated Richmond visit to Morgantown before traveling to Kentucky Invitational. Kentucky, North Carolina, and Minnesota top the national poll, with WVU aiming to impress as Petrovic era stars West and Hundley shift to a deeper lineup. Gardner and Smith spark the backcourt and frontcourt, while Vincent orchestrates the guard play.
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St Augustine Plays Tonight Rally For Battle On Greyhounds
St Augustine basketball hosts Flemington High School tonight at 8 on the Washington Street gym floor for their fourth game of the young season. The Augies face a favored foe but promise a hard fight after showing steady improvement to date.
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Beauchamp Signs with Cardinals Farm Team
18-year-old Oklahoma freshman Jimmy Beauchamp signed a St. Louis Cardinals contract as a farmhand for the Omaha Cardinals. Officials would not confirm a reported $50 000 signing bonus.
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Aggie star Crow questions coaching career viability
In New York interview, John Crow, Texas A&M Heisman winner, doubts coaching after playing. He notes high salaries in college and pro ranks, cites Duffy Daugherty at Michigan State and Paul Brown of the Browns as examples of lucrative coaching, but questions the profession's appeal.
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Maryland Five Coaches Attract Big-Name Salaries
The piece notes top college coaches earning $15,000 to $20,000 annually with long tenures and media ventures. It then shifts to college basketball highlights from a holiday tourney season, detailing Maryland’s rise, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh in early rounds, and notable performances by Bailey Howell, Oscar Robertson, Fritz Binder, and others as they chase tournament success.
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Major League Players Association Meeting Dates
The Major League Players Association will hold a meeting from February 7 to February 9. Officials plan discussions on contracts and league matters with player representatives in attendance.
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Hayes Selected Coach of Year
Hayes of Ohio State was named college football's Coach of the Year for 1957 by the American Football Coaches Association in a World-Telegram and Sun and Scripps-Howard poll. He led Ohio State to a Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl bid, surpassing Ralph Shug Jordan of Auburn by 38 votes.
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Presidents as Early American Book Collectors
A historical note highlights George Washington John Adams and Thomas Jefferson as notable early American book collectors, emphasizing their influence on preserving writings and rare volumes for future study.
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Forty-Niners Favored To Win Western Division Title
United Press reports the San Francisco Forty-Niners, tied with Detroit and Baltimore, are 14-point favorites at home against a crippled Green Bay Packers as Western Division contenders finish their regular season. Detroit, Baltimore, and Chicago face tough road tests while the Rams seek a bold road upset of the Colts.
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East Steel Powl Tournament First Round Results
Tournament results from Pittsburgh Birmingham and Cincinnati venues show Duquesne defeating Miami Ohio 77 68 and Georgetown defeating Baltimore U 101 65. Cincinnati St Bonaventure and Xavier compete while Arkansas edged Mississippi 68 61 and Tulsa down Montana State 61 75.
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