Ohio State Faces St John’s In Floriday Festival Semis
Ohio State and St John’s, top 10 teams, meet Thursday in the Florida Basketball Festival semifinal at Madison Square Garden. Other: St Bonaventure, Kansas, Iowa State lead late-night action. Purdue beats Notre Dame. Denver shocks Los Angeles State. Rocky Marciano to be honored as a history maker.
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Draft Drawn Out As NFL Teams Trade For Picks
The NFL draft stretched into a lengthy session as 14 clubs made 9 of 20 rounds with trades and delays delaying decisions. Cowboys won Bob Lilly, Vikings claimed Mason, and several trades reshaped first round with Giants Ravens 49ers, and others swapping picks amid a tense opening day.
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AFL Top Squad Led By Haynes Of Dallas In All Star Pick
United Press International selected the AFL All Star team with Haynes of Dallas earning a standout pick as a first year pro star. The 22 man squad includes Houston Oilers with five players and Los Angeles Chargers with four, chosen by 24 writers from AFL and NFL markets.
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Sears Ted Williams Sign Five Year Sports Pact
Ted Williams, retired from baseball after the 1950 season, signed a more than five year contract with Sears Roebuck and Co. to develop test and promote outdoor sporting goods. Williams, 42, will help design field test and travel to shows in the United States and Canada while coaching Red Sox spring training in 1951. He aims to boost his own Ted Williams Inc. fishing tackle business with Sears as his largest customer.
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Holiday Bowling Semifinals Set Tonight
Holiday Bowling at Southtond Lanes reaches semifinals in both championship and consolation divisions with ten teams each. Top four scores advance to Friday finals. tonight features sixteen semifinal matches across eight lanes with pairings listed and entry scores required to reach the next stage.
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NAIA All American Teams Feature Heavy Offensive Unit
The 1960 NAIA All-America football selections name a 215 pound backfield with 158 pound averages for the offense and a 223 pound defensive line. Notables include Drew Roberts Humboldt State and Tamisses, Ken Gregory Whittier, Tara Black Whitworth, and Raymond Hayes Central Oklahoma. Bo Miller of Austin College totaled 1500+ yards in four seasons. Hayes set an NAIA rushing record with 1.43 yards per attempt.
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Lee County scoring leaders warm up after holiday layoff
Noah leads in Lee County as Thomas Walker forward Roger Nash posts 122 points in six games for a 20.3 scoring pace. Sid Varner of Jonesville sits close with 18.4, Dan Roop at St. Charles holds third with 38.9, and Johnny Pennington of Jonesville follows. St. Charles and Charles teams resume Friday with a doubleheader, girls first, then boys, before next Tuesday slate with multiple matchups.
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Davis Edges Hose In Claiborne County Scoring Race
Larry Davis of Powell Valley Leads Claiborne County players with 17.9 points per game over nine games for the Indians. Rose of Forge Ridge is close at 17.8 in six games, followed by Lace Parrott of Pruden with 16.8 in nine and Lawrence Keck of Powell Valley at 16.7 in nine. Some games are unreported or missing from Forge Ridge and Wirce Tazewell.
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Louisville rankings drive Lone Jack into top twenty five
In the fifth week of the United Progs International Kentucky high school basketball ratings Lone Jack sits at number 25 amid a crowded list of top teams. The rankings feature multiple ties and regional powerhouses like Ashland, Maysville, Newport Public, Daviess County, Paducah Tilghman, and Henderson County.
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Pietrangeli Defeats Fraser in Davis Cup Challenge
Nicola Pietrangeli beat a hobbling Hurt Fraser of Australia 1 1 9 6 4 1 8 6 2 in the final Davis Cup challenge round in Sydney. Rod Laver earlier beat Orlando Sirola as Australia led 41 in the overall score.
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Cogdill Named NFL Rookie of the Year in 1950
Gail Cogdill, 6 feet 2, 190 pounds end for the Detroit Lions, was chosen as the NFL Rookie of the Year by United Press International. He caught 43 passes for 515 yards after stepping in during the Lions’ second game versus the Packers, earning 47 votes from 39 writers. Other vote-getters included Ton Moore, Ted Dean, Maxie Baughan, Mike McGee, and Don Colchio.
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Pro Football Talk and Foundation Notes In One Column
Odds and scores from college games mixed with pro football chatter and a long aside on disease research. Mentions Ted Dean scoring for the Eagles, Charley Conerly and Chuck Bednarik, plus Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin vaccine history and the Foundation’s expanding work into birth defects and arthritis.
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Celtics Lose To Warriors In Tight Eastern Fight
The Philadelphia Warriors edged the Boston Celtics 106 to 101 Tuesday night, narrowing the gap in the Eastern Division race. Wilt Chamberlain scored 39 and Paul Arizin 34 for the Warriors, who outscored Boston in every period until a late push. Tom Heinsohn led the Celtics with 34, while Sam Jones added 20 as Boston slipped to within one game of first place.
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Tenn A I Tops in Poll
United Press Informational small college basketball ratings place Tenn A I first through Dec. 17 with several schools receiving votes. The ranking lists Hofstra Wittenberg Southern Miss Evansville and Prairie View among others, noting ties and varying point totals.
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