Dons Top Iowa in NCAA Classic Featuring Russell's Dominance
The San Francisco Dons defeated Iowa 71 to 65 as Bill Russell overwhelmed with 40 points and 27 rebounds, leading a balanced attack by Perry Boldt and Gene Brown. Iowa, led by Logan and Cain, kept pressure but shot poorly, while coach Woolpert lamented late missed layups and Russell's swatted shots.
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Carl Cain
Hawkeyes
San Francisco
Dens
Russell
Boldt
Perry
Browh
Russel
Warren
Baxter
Bucky O'Connor
Hal Lear
Temple
Philadelphia
Brown
Cain
Bill Serberg
Ows
Mike Farmer
Dons
Towa
Bill Logan
Yowa
Seaberg
Logan
University of San Francisco
Phil Woolpert
Iowa
K. C. Jones
Gene Brown
Carl Boldt
Bill Russell
Woolgert
Warren Baxter
Babe McCoy Silent Under Testimony in Hearing
The governor's committee chief counsel says matchmaker Babe McCoy still has most questions to answer about ordering fights and sharing purses. Testimony resumes next Monday as McCoy, ill, may require more than two days to finish. Witnesses recount threats and financial disputes involving Primo Camera and boxing figures.
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James Cox
McCoy
San Francisco
Atorney Jaxe
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Ehrlich
Harry Harris
Primo Camera
Harris
Camera
United States
Penses
Tods Mundt
Carera
Cubs try to shape lineup as spring talks begin
Stanley Camfield Hack, entering a third season with the Chicago Cubs, spoke at Recreation Park about the aims for 3 long season. He said predictions are risky and emphasized finding a center fielder and solid infield while evaluating Dee Fondy, Gene Baker, Ernie Banks, and Don Hank. He noted Don Eaddy and Bob Thorpe showed potential as the Cubs seek stronger pitching and outfield play.
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Sally
Dee Fondy
Gene Baker
Ernie Banks
Don Hank
Que
Don Eaddy
Des Moines
Chicago
Bob Thorpe
Thorpe
O'Connor Named Iowa Olympic Basketball Coach
Evanston reports O'Connor, coach of Iowa's runners up, will lead the 14 man college Olympic basketball squad at Kansas City trials next week. He accepted Friday after Phil Woolpert ofSan Francisco declined citing November December Olympics. O'Connor, 42, has coached at Town five years, Hawkeyes repeat Big Ten champions. last year Iowa finished fourth in NCAA playoffs.
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Evanston, Jr
Dons
Francisca Dons
Phil Woolvert
Cali
Holy Cross
Towa
Jead
Towns
Bill Russell
Gene Brown
Hal Perry
Das- Selekers
Yowa
Carl Beldt
Endern
McGaw Hall
Evanston
Tlpi
O'Connor
Iowa
Kansas City
Phil Woolpert
San Francisco
Woolpert
Outlasts Cubs In Eleventh Exhibition Comeback
Chicago Cubs fall to the Los Angeles Angels 27-20 in an exhibition at Recreation Park as 1,267 fans witness five homers, five triples and five doubles. Don Eaddy homered for Chicago, Jim Bolger, Gene Mauch and Steve Bioko also went deep for LA. Moryn overran second, Hank Sauer and Ed Die Haas contributed, and Ed Lopat’s relievers struggled in the late innings.
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Gene Mauch
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Moryn
Trvin
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Haas
Bob Scheffing
Jim Bolger
Steve Biko
Wise
Angels
Don Eaddy
Ore
Stan Hack
Mayer
Holger
Mauch
Bilko
George Freese
Sam Brown
Bob Anderson
L.A
Angel
Steve Bilko
Los Angeles
Tiger Jones Wins Split Decision Over Humez in MSG Duel
Tiger Jones defeated Euro pean middleweight champion Charles Humez by a split decision at Madison Square Garden, earning a world title shot against Ray Robinson. Humez led early, but Jones' late power and a brutal finish carried the fight, though one judge had Humez ahead after nine rounds.
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Alound
Pean
Champanj
Charles Homez
France
Madison Square I Garden
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Frank Forbes
Bert Grant
Humez
Reby Goldstein
Pollo
Jtones
Pai Mppe Filipii
Ja “Homer
Oilers and Bakers Reach AAU Final in Denver
Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville Oklahoma and Seattle's Buchan Bakers reach the national AAU basketball finale after steady playoff showings. Seattle routed Milwaukee, Bruno Boin scoring 15 of 37, securing a berth with Phillips for the Olympic tryouts in Kansas City April 2-4.
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Oklo
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Bakers
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Bruno
Boin
University of Washington
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Mowe
Warlleavilleke
St Fk Mes Hope
Drilnge
Osha
Walsh
Gusnss
Boing
Corinon
Koong
Nats Dress for Spring in 3-D Uniforms and Big Gear
Bill Flesher outlines Washington's spring outfitting for 42 man roster under Chuck Dressen. Extras include three white suits and three blue road suits, with T shirts, belts, shoes, and gloves costing players. Each glove and bat carry high prices. stars buy tailor made bats and catchers need sturdy gear.
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Wilson
Sporting Goods
Orlando
Fla. J
Nats
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Chuck Dressen
Ieagulor
Exhibition Baseball Results Across Cities Prompt Broad Scores
Reported exhibition games show varied outcomes with multiple teams including New York Philadelphia Detroit Miami and St Louis scoring runs. Pitchers such as Hamner Drysdale and Pischer faced lineups featuring Ramos Maley and Thomas with notable efforts by West and Averworthy in a series of spring training style matchups.
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Maley
Hamner
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Garber- St Hererabut Cay
Maxwell Opens With Three Stroke Lead in Miami Beach Open
Bill Maxwell posted the best golf of his career and held a three stroke edge over Pete Cooper at the start of the third round of the Miami Beach Open. Maxwell stood at 129 which is 15 under par, with Casper Jr. also in the field.
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Bill Maxwell
Pete Cooper
Maxwell
Bi Casper Jr
Fouer Derby and Olympic Stadium clash in Aixley showdown
The report notes a sports event at Fouer Derby-Olympic auditorium with teams from Sandess and E230, plus Valley Garden Agenas. Details are partly garbled but indicate a key match at Tah scarier its met and Noor with Mevnny Derby-Gardens in a 2 score context.
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Sandess
Werentilix
Sestaide
Valley Garden Agenas
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Noor
Derby—Gardens
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