O'Malley Proposes Rose Bowl Home for LA AL Club
AP report outlines Walter O'Malley and NL president Warren Giles proposing the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as home stadium for the AL expansion club in 1961. Competing bids include Gene Autry and Bobby Reynolds with four groups bidding.
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Bowling Scores Pagles Merchants League Standings
Handicap results from Mar lanes show Joe s OK Bar 673 610 665 for 1948 total, Boney s Market 669 680 612 for 1961, Coffee Cup Cafe 689 694 680 for 206 percent, Johnnie s B R 652 731 697 for 2050, Nelson s Clothing 655 726 608 for 1989, Ern s Bar 47 659 646 for 1952, Six in League J 598, G Jutea 500 655, J Miehl 509, F Wehrenkamp 536, Spah 492 and high single Jim Jitsa 236.
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AFL Expects To Land Top College Players
Dallas reports the AFL drafts ready with 24 rounds left after six held by phone. Commissioner Joe Foss says the league aims to sign top college talent and increase rookie count, noting 147 rookies already on eight rosters.
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Cage Favorites Face Tough Start To Season
Several top teams stumbled in opening weekend with Utah and Purdue dropping two games each. Ohio State and Bradley remained unshaken, while Kansas State Kansas and Cincinnati posted early wins as Auburn West Virginia and Virginia Tech also opened strong.
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Campion tops Columbus 67 49 in lone win
Prairie du Chien Campion defeated Marshfield Columbus 67 to 49 to secure its first victory after six non conference losses. Jim Brefeld led with 16 points, John Vatterott 14, Tim Garrity 11 while Vic Fischer had 15 for Columbus. Columbus won the B game 68 to 28.
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Michigan official backs Rose Bowl contract in Big Ten talks
Marcus L. Plant, Michigan faculty rep, urged resuming a Rose Bowl pact with the West Coast Big Five before about 300 at the University of Michigan Club in Chicago. He said he is optimistic a contract can be worked out despite Minnesota opposing it as Big Ten winter meetings convene in Chicago next week.
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Wisconsin to meet Iowa State in Ames tonight
Wisconsin Badgers visit Iowa State aiming to rebound after an 80-67 win over Air Force. Iowa State edged Wisconsin 71-53 last season and carried a 15-9 record. tonight marks Wisconsin’s 1960 61 season opener with a 1 1 record.
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Nat Holman Plans Japan Teaching Tour
Nat Holman renowned American basketball coach will visit Japan next month to teach the game under a State Department specialist program as part of a Far East instructional tour. The former CCNY coach travels on an officially sponsored mission to share United States basketball knowledge with Japanese teams and officials.
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McKeever twins wed in double USC campus ceremony
Marlin McKeever and his brother Mike McKeever, famed USC football stars, married their college sweethearts in a double ceremony at St. Vincent's Catholic Church near the USC campus. Marlin wed Susan Blackman. Mike wed Judy Primrose. Father Eric Wisenski officiated.
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High School Basketball Scores Across Wisconsin and Midwest
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Beliveau and Hodge Sparkle for Montreal Canadiens rout Chicago
Jean Beliveau scored a hat trick as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Chicago Black Hawks 7 to 5. Charlie Hodge posted 32 saves as Montreal extended its win streak to five since Jacques Plante's injury. Bobby Hull added two goals for Chicago.
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American Davis Cup players attacked by Australian press
Australian newspapers label the US Davis Cup team as bad losers and bad actors amid tense Melbourne campaign. Captain David Freed defends his players as enthusiastic youngsters, while Barry MacKay and others face boos during a long match with Wayne Reid. Americans prepare for Italy in Perth finals.
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Fullmer Eyes Moore Bout After Draw with Robinson
Gene Fullmer plans a bout with Archie Moore after defeating Sugar Ray Robinson by draw. Moore teased a clash, while promoter George Parnassus aims to stage the Fullmer Moore fight, possibly outdoors at Memorial Coliseum in April, with gate and TV shares highlighted.
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Mt Calvary and First Lutheran win in Lutheran Grade School loop
Mt Calvary La Crosse defeated Caledonia 37 30 with Ronald Rayner scoring 19 and Jack Hauser 13. First Luther an nipped St Johns Barre Mills 29 22. Christ School West Salem beat St Johns Sparta 54 11. St Paul Tomah beat St Paul Bangor 38 20. Rehberg Tomah scored 32, totaling 59 in two games.
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Sheboygan Prep Ace Dies In Auto Mishap
Sheboygan AP reports 18 year old John Prinsen tall 6 5 senior star of Sheboygan South basketball died in an auto accident that killed three youths. Prinsen scored 38 points in Friday night win over Green Bay West to tie the school's single game scoring record.
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Bill Lister Dies at 33 Sports Director in Madison
Madison Wisconsin AP William Lister 33 sports director for WMTV died today after a long illness. Stricken in 1950 with a virus the native of Wauwatosa joined the station in 1956. The National Trotting Association predecessor to the United States Trotting Assn was founded in 1870.
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Royals lose sixth straight as Pistons edge them 116 115
Cincinnati Royals drop their sixth in a row after a 116 115 defeat to Detroit in Indianapolis. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 34 points while Bailey Howell scored 31 for Detroit. Celtics beat Lakers 113 103 as St Louis edged Philadelphia 131 127 with Bob Pettit 37 for the Hawks.
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Newman 54 Campion 44 in Central Wisconsin Catholic clash
Newman defeated Campion 54 to 44 at Wausau as Onopa scored 12 of his 20 points in the third quarter. Hlavachek contributed 10 points, Brefeld 12, Nesler 9, Vatterott 8, Garrity 8 for coach Jim Peterson's Knights. Campion also lost the B game 21 to 2.
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