College Baseball Coaches Open To Talks With Major Leagues
LeRoy Timm and other American Association of Baseball Coaches leaders voiced optimism that a summit with Major League Baseball leaders may occur. They want clear limits on college player signings and to protect education while supporting top prospects. The AABC meeting coincides with NCAA events and plans to address summer league rules and Pan American games representation.
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Cincinnati
LeRoy Timm
Town State College
The
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Timm
Ford Frick
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
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American Football Coaches Assn
Incaa Council
Chicago
Football Coaches Assn
Los Angeles
Maryland
Baylor
NHL Sunday results headline
Toronto defeats New York 4 to 2 while Montreal ties Detroit 2 to 2. Chicago beats Boston 5 to 3 in Sunday action. Montreal rose over New York 5 to 1, Boston routed Detroit 8 to 2, and Chicago defeated Toronto 2 to 1 on Saturday. Monday has no games scheduled.
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New York
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
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Pro Cage Quints Drop Mask in Pro Gridiron Style
The column contrasts pro and college basketball officiating after televised games. It highlights UNC Tar Heels and NC State Wolfpack, praising John Richter and Lou Pacillo. It notes Lee Shaffer and Dick Kepley as standouts and previews ACC clash between North Carolina and Maryland, with HPC facing Western Carolina and Lenoir Rhyne.
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North Carolina
UNC
N. C. State
John Richter
Wolfpack
Lou Pacillo
Everett Case
America
Tar Heels
Lee Shaffer
Carolina
State
Maryland
Terps
Dick Kepley
Virgil Yow
Pla- Mor
Windy Hill Beach
5. C
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Wofford
Panthers
Air Force All-Stars
Quantico Marine Base
Asheboro Aau
McCrary Eagles
HPC
Western Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Fighting Cop Dixon Faces Decisive Garden Bout
Newark patrolman Eddie Dixon, a two year Army veteran, must decide on a boxing future as he fights undefeated Gene Armstrong of Elizabeth at Madison Square Garden. Newark's police director says Dixon cannot pursue both careers. Dixon initially withdrew then planned to honor the contract. Armstrong, 15 0, ranks ninth and recently defeated Rory Calhoun. Dixon's record stands 14 42 with three straight wins in 1958.
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Ace) Armstrong
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Holly Mims
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Saw
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Washington, D. C
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Boyd
Bearcats Face Bradley After Classic Defeats
Cincinnati hopes to rebound after back to back Dixie Classic losses as Oscar Robertson leads a determined Bearcats squad against Bradley. Bradley sits undefeated in the Missouri Valley, aiming to unseat Cincinnati from the top ranks and extend its strong non conference surge.
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Bradley
Bearcats
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Robertson and Company
St. Louis
Braves
Drake
Kentucky
Auburn
National Basketball Association scores and matches listed
NBA results show Minneapolis 111 over Philadelphia 95. Syracuse 118 over Detroit 04. Boston 111 over Cincinnati 108. New York 122 over St. Louis 114. New York 106 over Detroit 102. St. Louis 116 over Boston 110.
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Syracuse
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
NSC 5s Clash as Top Teams Seek Early Advantage
Unbeaten North State Conference squads face key tests this week with eight league games on the slate. Lenoir Rhyne Western Carolina and Appalachian lead, High Point and Elon chase bold conference starts, and East Carolina Guilford and others mix nonconference dates.
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Appalachian
Appalachian Mountaineers
East Carolina
Guilford
WCTC
Atlantic Christian
High Point
Catawba
Elon
ECC
North State
Spindale
Pfeiffer
Wofford
Asheboro Aau
ACC
Norfolk William and Mary
Newberry
Norfolk
William and Mary
Wil
W. Carolina
Carolina Elon
Christian Catawba Guilford
Mountaineers Open 1959 With Conference Tests
West Virginia starts January with Furman at Morgantown as a tough early schedule unfolds. The Mountaineers, 1-2 in the Southern Conference, face William and Mary on Jan 13 in Morgantown and George Washington on the road before hosting Norfolk on Jan 30.
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Furman
West Virginia
Lylesee
Cahdit
William and Mary
Davidson
Mountaineers
Morgantown
Norfolk
George Washington
Collegiate Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Lasalle led Manhattan 78 71 St Bonaventure topped Boston College 82 70 Conn beat Fordham 74 63 St John s NY defeated Temple 81 76 Brown bested Providence 64 Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 83 66 Bowling Green beat Canisius 86 76 Villanova defeated Penn 93 63 Siena beat St Francis NY 72 65 in 3 OT Tenn edged Vanderbilt 65 60 Wake Forest lost to Clemson 57 47 North Carolina beat Notre Dame 08 Kentucky defeated Georgia Tech 72 Auburn topped Miss State 66 Furman beat William & Mary 78 70 George Washington 56 Washington Lee 37 LSU beat Georgia 79 Illinois 81 Ohio State 80 Indiana 77 Northwestern 80 Iowa 77 Bradley 91 Drake 57 Xavier OH 98 Louisville 66 Marquette 75 Detroit 66 Brigham Young beat Dayton 70 63 Toledo 69 Utah State 61 New Mexico A&M 96 New Mexico Idaho 36 Stanford 31 Southern Cal 49 Oregon State 41 Santa Clara 79 Arizona 38 Oregon 59 California 57 Washington State 71 UCLA 54 Utah 95 Miami OH 78 Air Force 63 Valparaiso 49 San Francisco Fresno State 63 Nevada 60
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Valparaiso
San Francisco
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Neveda
Appalachian Nips Wofford In Late Free Throw Drama
Tom Muse scored the decisive field goal and free throw in the final seconds as Appalachian edged Wofford 77-76 in a late tight game. Don King of Appalachian earned MVP honors after a 37 point semifinal performance. Marshall Perkins led Wofford with 23 in the final, while Pfeiffer beat Guilford 76-59 for the consolation title.
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Spindale
N.C
Tom Muse
Appalachian
Wofford
Pfeiffer
Guilford
Don King
Marshall Perkins
Richard Biddy
James Wentworth
Ted Tilghman
Demon Deacs Entertain Blue Devils Tonight
The Atlantic Coast Conference features top-ranked North Carolina and NC State leading the standings as Duke travels to Wake Forest and South Carolina visits Clemson. Wake Forest beat Clemson 57-47 while North Carolina defeated Notre Dame 69-54 in weekend action. Upcoming games include Virginia at NC State and Duke at Maryland with several ACC matchups on Thursday through Saturday.
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North Carolina State
Tar Heels
State
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Maryland
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California
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Southern
Methodist
Virginia
Mountaineers
Furman
Idaho State
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Clemson
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Charlotte
Art Wall Jr Leads Los Angeles Open Final Round
Tournament-tested ArtWall Jr led the final 18 holes of the $35,000 Los Angeles Open with 71 68 68 for 207, six under. One stroke back was 25star, who faced travel and family strain after nearly skipping the event. Sanders faded to 73 as Maxwell Bolt Souchak and McMullin at 210 stayed within reach.
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Doug Sanders
Sami Beach
Fla
Art Wall, Jr
Pocono Manor
Art
Sanders
Doug
Los Angeles
ArtWall Jr
Gregory
Pennsylvania
Billy Maxwell
Tommy Bolt
Mike Souchak
John McMullin
Weekend Fight Results Across Cities
In Hollywood Neal Rivers of Niagara Falls defeated Willie Vaughn in a 162 lb bout by close points. In Tokyo Kenji Yonekura outpointed Atsushi Fukumoto at 112, Hachiro Tatsumi beat Teruo Muraoka at 155, and Hisao Kobayashi defeated et Brally at 126 in a series of 10 round bouts held in Japan and the Philippines.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Neal Rivers
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Kenji Yonekura
Japan
Atsushi Fukumoto
Hachiro Tatsumi
Teruo Muraoka
Hisao Kobayashi
Et Brally
Philippines
Bulldogs and Jaybirds clash in Thomasville showdown
Allen Jay's boys invade Hauss Gym to avenge a 58-51 overtime loss to the Thomasville Bulldogs. Jayettes seek revenge after a 48-40 setback to the Lassies, led by Green and Leonard. Coach Shealy hunts a starting five as Asheboro looms.
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Jaybirds
Hauss
Jim Swiggett
Thomasville Bulldogs
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Jay Birds
Thomasville Lassies
Darr Shealy
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