Cincinnati Bearcats Stun Bradley as Oscar Robertson Dominates
Oscar Robertson scored 40 points and sparked Cincinnati to a 94-77 victory over Bradley to open a Missouri Valley Conference lead. He poured in 64 of his points in the second half, including 18 in a five minute stretch after Bradley closed to 58-55.
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New Indians Will Feature Herb and Minnie Minoso
WORTEL Tex says he becomes Cleveland manager with a strong lineup led by Herb Score and Minnie Minoso. He expects to build around promising young starters, rework the infield, and contend for the pennant by beating the Yankees next season.
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Sooners and Irish to renew home and home series
Oklahoma and Notre Dame announced a two year football series for 1961 and 1962. Oklahoma will visit South Bend on Sept 30, 1961, the season opener. Notre Dame will return to Norman on Sept 29, 1962. Notre Dame leads the series three to one with close scores in those games.
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Cameron Aggies top juco basketball rankings and Arlington game preview
Lew Johnson highlights Cameron Aggies lifting to No 1 in weekly junior college basketball poll, after strong wins including over Tyler and San Angelo. Arlington Rebels visit for a Pioneer Conference showdown. Aggies expect tough defense and a close contest. Also notes on Frank Stranahan, Dick Musial, Dodgers Coliseum, and coach McKinney quotes.
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Lane Denies Feud With Woodling Amid Contract Talks
Frank Lane, Cleveland Indians general manager, denies a feud with Gene Woodling over contract offers. Lane says a dispute surfaced only during private negotiations and notes Woodling’s strong season warrants a substantial raise. Several other unsigned veterans remain, with clubs like the Braves and Yankees reportedly seeking deals before spring training.
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Cobb Sees Long Future for Ted Williams
Ty Cobb says Ted Williams can play at least as long as he did and backs the Boston Red Sox star to extend his career. Cobb notes Williams, who hit .385 last season, will be 39 in August, and Cobb believes Williams has several more years left.
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Williams and DiMaggio Reflect on Baseball Careers
Cobb notes Williams in peak shape despite an ankle injury from Labrador fishing. DiMaggio recalls turning down large Yankee offers after 1941 and choosing to retire amid declining play and infections, arguing athletes today have longer careers than in his era.
Golden Gloves Tourney Opens in Tulsa District
Oklahoma Golden Gloves action begins in Tulsa with novice and open division eliminations tonight and tomorrow. About 100 boxers enter from Uklahomians and Arkansas hopefuls as districts pick finalists for the national in Chicago later this month. Fort Smith and Tulsa clubs contend for team trophy with Fort Smith favored to win. champions depart Feb 23 for national eliminations February 24 to 26 in Chicago.
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Cameron Aggies Capture No 1 NJCAA Ranking
Cameron's Aggies rise from No 8 to No 1 in the NJCAA poll after 17 straight wins. Moberly falls to No 2, while North Greenville No 3 and Lon Morris No 4 amid a top ten fueled by Kilgore Coffeyville Pueblo and North Park. Cameron, unbeaten in league play, next faces Arlington State Rebels at home after a 69-53 win over Arlington.
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Cameron Maintains No 1 Ranking With 17th Straight Win
The Top Ten game features Cameron ahead by six minutes left in a hard fought win streak to 17. Aggie lineup includes Bud Lahmaunt, Jackie Martin, Homer Martin, Gerald Hert zler, and Gene Miller. The Aggies boast top national defense, holding 17 opponents to 832 points for 48.9. Coach Owens leads the Aggies as Cameron holds the No 1 rating and prepares for more strong play this season.
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Gonzales Cuts Head's Lead In Pro Series
Pancho Gonzales overwhelms Lew Hoad 7-3 6-0 6-4 at Madison Square Garden to trim the Australian's 190-match series lead to 9-7. The California star, two victories from leveling, blasted every shot as crowds of 15,227 watched the American surge in a record pro tennis night.
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Smith Enters National AAU Indoor Track Meet
Floyd Smith of the Chicago Track Club, the top U.S. high jumper in 193%, will compete at the National AAU Indoor Track Championships at Madison Square Garden on Feb 22. Smith’s top indoor mark is a leap of 6 feet 11 inches.
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