Redskins Defeat DePue 54 44 in Home Opener
Morris Redskins rally from behind to beat DePue 54 44 at Morris Community High School gym. Mettille and Cornish led with 14 points each as Morris improves to 2-0, while Vandegraft and Bryant led DePue with 12 and 11. Frosh-Soph also won 35-28.
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High School Basketball Scores Roundup
A dense list of boys basketball results from multiple schools across Illinois. Notable outcomes include East Peoria over Sandwich 67 to 35, York defeating Joliet 58 to 54, and DeKalb over West Aurora 43 to 49. Several matches feature tight margins and high scoring efforts across leagues.
Seneca Beats Marseilles For Second Win On Hardwood
Seneca, with height and experience, defeated Marseilles 59-41 on the Panthers home court. Wicks led the Irish with 14 points, Kaufmann added 13, Wheeler scored 11, as Marseilles struggled from the basket and on the boards. The Seneca Frosh-Sophs edged Marseilles 45-43.
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College Scores From Various Matchups
Colorado State University defeated Idaho State 71 to 63 while Colorado beat Arizona 82 to 72. Texas Christian topped Austin 95 to 63 and Oregon State won 65 to 57 over New Mexico State. Pitt edged Purdue 81 to 80 and Oklahoma State defeated UCLA 64 to 58. DePauw beat Centre 107 to 60. Ripon outscored Grinnell 48 to 82 and Knox fell to Carleton 54 to 73. DePaul beat Baldwin Wallace 72 to 56 and Creighton downed South Dakota 49 to 74. Illinois Wesleyan rolled past Dubuque 96 to 75, Wake Forest beat Florida 85 to 79, and Vanderbilt defeated Michigan 43 to 58.
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Coal City romps past Dwight 78 61 in CVC clash
Coal City leads 35-33 at half then to a 78-61 win over Dwight in a Coal Valley Conference game. Roy Love scores 21 while Marc Togliatti limits Dwight star Bill Wilkey to five. Dwight junior varsity wins 54-46. St Paul Saints crush Mazon 70-47 led by Don Schook 25 and Don Verdum 23. Adelphi adds varsity bowling at Garden City NY.
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Minooka Falls 65 43 to Oswego in Valley clash
Oswego defeats Minooka 65 43 in Fox Valley Conference action as Keith Light nets 19 points for Oswego while Don Davidson and Larry Goggins lead Minooka with 10 points each. Minooka junior varsity wins 45 32.
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Gardner Panthers rout Odell 78 48 on Friday
Gardner South Wilmington claimed its third win of the season with a 78 to 48 victory over Odell Community. Alan Boggetto led scorers with 23 points, followed by John Cullick 16 and Bob Pickles 13, while Campbell topped Odell with 12.
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Fullmer Favored in Third Robinson Title Clash at Arena
Gene Fullmer defends the NBA middleweight title against Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round or less bout at the Sports Arena Los Angeles televised by ABC at 9 p.m. CST. Robinson seeks a fifth crown while Fullmer, 29, carries momentum from a previous knockout loss to Robinson on May 1, 1957.
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Bears Must Win To Remain in Contention
Eagles coach Buck Shaw seeks a title game return as Philadelphia aims to beat St. Louis to clinch the Eastern Conference. Eagles sit as 5 point road favorites pursuing a ninth straight win with potential rematch hints against the 49ers or Colts depending on Sunday results.
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Hail to Reason Retired After Leg Injury
Hail to Reason, now retired due to a leg injury, earned 80 925 dollars in winnings from the Sapling at Monmouth Park.
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American League to move into Los Angeles in 1961
The American League seeks an expansion to 10 teams in 1961 with Los Angeles favored by Walter O'Malley after a rule amendment to allow moves into cities with existing clubs. Top MLB officials cite a quick solution and possible joint meeting next week to approve Los Angeles expansion.
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Tigers Part Ways With Bill Hitch After 1960 Season
Third base coach Bill Hitchcock served five managers during a six year tenure with the Detroit Tigers and was released at the close of the 1960 campaign.
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