ABL Selections Highlight ACC Cagers Drafted by New Pro Loop
The American Basketball League drafted 131 seniors from college at a two day meeting in Chicago. Abe Saperstein will run the Chicago franchise as the league plans to begin operations next fall with teams in Washington Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Honolulu and Cleveland.
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Chicago
American Basketball League
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Washington
D.C
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Honolulu
Cleveland
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Henry Whitney
Iowa State
Bellamy
Larry Siegfried
Ohio State
Tom Stith
York Larese
North Carolina
Jim Ritchie
West Virginia
Jeff Cohen
William and Mary
Doug Kistler
Duke
Chris Smith
Virginia Tech
Dick Kepley
Whitey Martin
St. Bonaventure
Bob McDonald
Maryland
Tony Jackson
St. John's
Lee Patrone
Bob DiStefano
North Carolina State
Bob Ayersman
Tom Booker
Richmond
Cleo
Bowling Results Highlights From Last Night
High game top score by Gray Kaney and Garrett Cohen 240 for season highs. Rex Skidmore leads high series. Cohen posts 063. Allied Rooting 0 and Pickett Cotton Mill top team games with 1032 and 2886 as team marks.
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Gray Kaney
Rex Skidmore
Allied Rooting
Pickett Cotton Mill
Sos
Garrett
Cohen
Jacobs
Mossi Narleski Reforming Deadly Tigers Bullpen Duo
Injury plagued Don Mossi and Ray Narleski reform the relief pair for Detroit as they win two exhibitions. Mossi pitched five strong innings in a 14 to 1 rout of Washington while Narleski mixed relief in a 10 to 8 victory over Philadelphia. Other spring results include St. Louis over Pittsburgh 8 to 0, Kansas City 2 to 0 vs Chicago, and the Twins 10 to 2 vs the Dodgers. Maxwell hit two homers for Detroit.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Don Mossi
Ray Narleski
Cleveland
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Messi
Paul Foytack
Washington
Narleski
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Los Angeles’ Dodgers
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Boston
Charley Maxwell
Senators
Larry Osborne
Bubba Morton
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Tony Curry
Cards
Harvey Haddix
Julian Javier
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Daryl Spencer
Bob Gibson
Ron Kline
Lindy McDaniel
Bill Mazeroski
Norm Bass
White Sox
Dick Wickersham
Dick Hall
Andy Carey
Frank Cipriani
Wally Post
Reds
Braves
Weiss Yank Feud Expands Over New NL Team
The Yankees and George Weiss clash as New York’s coming National League club faces Yankee Stadium access issues. Weiss, former Yankees GM, earns about 75 000 dollars a year plus pension and deferred salary. Polo Grounds lease questions surface as Flushing stadium aims for 1962 opening.
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New York Yankees
George Weiss
New York
Yankee Stadium
Weiss
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Dan Topping
del Webb
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Topping
Webb
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Queens
Flushing Stadium
Cage Scores From NCAA and NIT Tournaments
Associated Press cage scores recap multiple postseason games. Ohio State outscored Kentucky 87 to 74 in NCAA quarters while Cincinnati beat Kansas State 69 to 64 and St Josephs Pa topped Wake Forest 96 to 86. Utah defeated Arizona State 88 to 80. Regional Consolations saw St Bonaventure 85 over Princeton 67, Texas Tech 69 over Houston 67, Louisville 83 over Morehead 61, and Loyola Los Angeles 69 over Southern California 67. NIT results had Holy Cross 81 over Memphis State 69 and St Louis 59 over Colorado State 53. First Round winners included Providence 73 over DePaul 67 and Temple 79 over Army 66. Small College Championship saw Wittenberg 42 over Southeast Missouri 38 with South Dakota State 77 over Mt St Marys 76. NAIA winners Grambling 95 over Georgetown Ky and Northern Michigan 101 over Westminster Pa.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Kansas State
St. Josephs
Wake Forest
Utah
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St. Bonaventure
Princeton
Texas Tech
Houston
Louisville
Morehead
Los Angeles
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Southern California
Providence
DePaul
Temple
Army
Wittenberg
Southeast Missouri
High School Basketball Class A Championship Results
Beaufort defeats Boonville 62 to 59 to win the Class A title while Red Oak beats Colfax 61 to 58 in the consolation game. In the Negro 3-A tournament Dudley of Greensboro tops Williston of Wilmington 63 to 56 for the championship. Frink of Lagrange beats Dunbar of Spencer 69 to 48 to take the Negro 2-A championship.
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Beaufort
Boonville
Red Oak
Colfax
Dudley
Greensboro
Williston
Wilmington
Frink
Lagrange
Dunbar
Spencer
Officials in college basketball fix probe clash over names
District Attorney Frank Hogan backs naming schools and players in a widening inquiry into college game fixing, while John Nucatola argues for releasing all involved schools and geographic targets. He suggests eliminating point spreads to curb gambling influence and criticizes publicizing refereeing disputes.
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Frank Hogan
Hogan
John Nucatola
Nucatola
Madison Square Garden
Goalby wins St. Petersburg Open with record 261
Bob Goalby of Crystal River Florida shoots 65 in the final round to win the St. Petersburg Open by three strokes. He cards eight straight birdies on the back nine setting a course record 162 in the second round and a PGA co sanctioned four round record 261. Ted Kroll finishes second with 264 Gary Player third with 266.
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Fla
Bob Goaiby
Crystal River
Ted Kroll
Goalby
Pasadena
Kroll
Gary Player
Warren Smith
San Antonio
Tommy Bolt
San Diego
Don Bisplinghoff
Pensacola
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