Middies Face South In GCL Clash Encounters South Wildcats
Middletown High hosts Springfield South in a Greater Ohio League game as coach Paul Walker seeks a win to extend a 12 game season streak and stay No 1 in the press polls while South boasts a stingy defense and Middies high scoring. Several area games are postponed or rescheduled with check advised.
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Bench Ref Roger Dillman Survives Officiating Jibe
The grocer and official Roger Dillman faced ribbing from peers after a late game call. He contends the bounce rule misread the moment and notes that if the clock had run out the shot would stand. Officials phoned in friendly jests, but Dillman appreciated the quick, good natured response.
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Rettig Praises Van Buren Junior Hoop Team
Rettig High coach Ralph Rettig of Roosevelt Junior High says the Kettering Van Buren squad that beat his Teddies last Friday is the best junior high team he has seen in 15 years. Van Buren has won nine straight and may fuel Fairmont High talent in the future.
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Warren Scholler to lead Bowling Green football program
Warren J. Scholler, a successful Hamilton Big Blue coach, is named head football coach at Bowling Green State University for next year by President Ralph G. Harshman after W. Harold Anderson resigns amid a 21 year tenure as coach and athletic director. Anderson cites health and family time, ending with an 8-5 current season and a 351-182 record at BGU. his career mark stands at 493-223. He mentored players such as Al Bianchi and Charles Share during a long Bowing Green era.
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Ken
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Uelses Cleared For Boston A A Games Return
John Uelses, first to clear 16 feet in pole vault, is reinstated by the AAU and cleared for the Boston A A Games this Saturday. The former Marine, studying at LaSalle College, had been suspended for expense account irregularities and is now eligible for the next three major indoor meets including Millrose and Philadelphia Inquirer events.
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Earl Glass Tops Nation's Scorers
Earl Glass of Mississippi Industrial retained the No 1 ranking among small college basketball players. He scored 48 points in the lone game he played, boosting his season average to 42 and 420 points in 10 games. Willie Shaw of Lane College slipped to third after failing to reach 40 points in a game. Bob Johnson of Fitchburg State moved to runner up with 38.3 points per game.
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Lane College
Tenn
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Bob Johnson
Fitchburg
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Illini vs Cincinnati Tops Opening Night Big Board
Illinois ends San Francisco's historic winning streak and prepares to face Cincinnati, ranked No 1, in a pivotal late show while Loyola Chicago seeks its 18th straight win over Santa Clara. Miami upends Houston 71-70 as Kenny Allen seals victory with seven seconds left.
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K. C. Jones
Kenny Allen
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Houston
Hurricane
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Carl Starrell
Jack Morganthaler
Wittenberg Holds Second in AP Small College Poll
Grambling leads the eight member regional AP panel with 64 points, three ahead of Wittenberg who has 61. Southeast Missouri rises to third after two wins to go 13 0, collecting 52 points and appearing first on three ballots.
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Southeast Missouri
Louisiana J School
Missourians
Middleweight bout canceled after eye injury in training
Worcester, Mass. Johnny Collins of Jersey City New Jersey and Mike Pusateri of Dedham Massachusetts were slated for a middleweight clash. The match was canceled when Collins sustained a cut eye during training.
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Johnny Collins
Jersey City
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Mike Pusateri
Dedham
Collins
Moonlight practice fuels top college scorer Werkman
Nick Werkman of Seton Hall, the nation's leading major college scorer at 32.8 points per game, reveals he practices under moonlight during summers with his brothers in Trenton. The 20-year-old guard stands 6-foot-3 and 190 pounds, a premed student with a solid academic record.
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New York
Nick Werkman
Seton Hall University
South Orange
N.J
Workman
Trenton
Nick
Call the Coach basketball Q&A on WPFB radio
Local radio WPFB 910 hosts Call the Coach with Paul Walker to answer sports questions. Broadcast Monday nights from 6:30 to 7, featuring Warren Johnson and Dan Humphries assisting. Middletown Lincoln-Mercury promotes the program to area sports fans.
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WPFB
Warren Johnson
Dan Humphries
Middletown
Lincoln-Mercury CO
Cassius Blows Own Horn Two In One Night Plan
Cassius Clay after a third round knockout of Charley Powell boasts of fighting two heavyweights in one night and predicts titles for himself. He targets Doug Jones and Billy Daniels, aiming to become the youngest champion by beating Sonny Liston next fall.
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Cassius Clay
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Sonny Liston
Liston
William Cutchins
Louisville Lip
Civic Arena
Wilt and Ferry On Good Behavior After Nba Win
Wilt Chamberlain and Ferry both kept good conduct as the San Francisco Warriors defeated the Detroit Pistons 138 to 114 in Bakersfield California ending a four game skid. Chamberlain scored 58 points on 25 field goals and 8 free throws while Bailey Howell led Detroit with 32 points. Boston beat St Louis 111 to 109 in Providence ending St Louis five game run. crowd set Rhode Island record.
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Cage Results and NBA Scores
Youngstown beat Marietta 88 to 51. Oklahoma City defeated Baylor 78 to 55. Canisius topped Connecticut 74 to 65. Miami beat Houston 71 to 70. Gonzaga won over Montana State 52 to 61. Boston defeated St Louis 111 to 109. San Francisco beat Detroit 138 to 114.
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Toronto defeats Boston in high scoring 6 to 3 game
National Hockey League results show Toronto topping Boston 6 3, with Montreal beating Detroit 1 0 and Detroit down 1. The brief rundown records two game outcomes with Toronto and Montreal securing wins.
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Wall Cupit Set Pace in Frisco Open at Harding Park
A traffic jam of 23 pros led by Art Wall and Jacky Cupit opened the $50,000 San Francisco Open with Wall firing a 66 and Cupit 68 to lead second round action at Harding Park. Notables chasing include Sifforo Rodgers Nichols Mayer Pickinson Barber Cupit Casper Bissegger Nicklaus who battled hip pain for a 76. Latter winner Littler shot 70 as Gary Player arrived tired to card 74.
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Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Dick Mayer
Union of Texas
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Jner Pickinson, Jr
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Crosby
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Jack Bissegger
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Golfers tied early in 72 hole tourney action
In a four round event grouped at 69 for the opening 18 holes were Bud Holscher Wes Ellis Jr George Knudson and Gardie Williams of 2284 Delaware Street Gary Indiana A divorce petition in Butler County Ohio is set for Georgia Williams against defendant filed January 21 1963 in Common Pleas Court case 7444 with answer due March 9 1963. Clerk JOSEPH T KIEP Deputy Charlotte F Herman Finkelman Ross Attorneys notice published January 25 February 18 and March 1.
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