Minnesota Edges Iowa State 67 66 InThriller
Minnesota held off Iowa State 67-66 as Whitey Johnson drove in a late field goal sealing the win. Lyle Frahm led Iowa State with 21 points while Bob MacGillivray scored 20 for Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Maryland
Duke
Wolfpack
Wake Forest
Bob MacGillvray
State
Minnesota
Gophers
Southern Methodist
Iowa State
Whitey Johnson
Lyle Frahm
Georgia Tech
Bud Blemker
Terry Randall
Randall
Bowling Ladies Thursday Night League Standings
League results list teams with losses and points at Echo Lanes. Notable entries include Morris Paper Mill, Carpenter Trucking, Watson's Market, Morris Cabinet Shop, Allan Furniture Co, Phipps Dept. Store, Beatrice Lee Shoppe, Home Liquor Store, Hi Series by Allan's with 2314 total. team names and scores appear amid partial OCR.
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L. Morris Paper Mill
Carpenter Trucking
Watson's Market
Morris Cabinet Shop
Allan Furniture Co
Echo Lanes
Phipps Dept
If Lee O11
Beatrice Lee Shoppe
Eames
Brodeick
Hifson
Allans
High School Basketball Scores And Notable Career Move
The scoreboard lists Schurz 57 Kelly 54, South Shore 70 Farragut 51, Englewood 52 DuSable 51, Dunbar 60 Hirsch 39, Marshall 81 Tilden 63, Wells 75 Sullivan 48, Alleman 60 E Moline 57. Hogan Bassey, once World featherweight champion, has lived in England since 1951 after a stint as an Army clerk in Nigeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
England
Nigeria
Minors Demand Congressional Probe Over TV Invasion
Colorado Springs report says minor leagues revolt against Sunday major league TV exposure. Frank Shaughnessy leads appeals to Representatives Celler and Keany to reopen last June’s probe into baseball and other pro sports. Managers cite two million dollars weekly from the Saturday telecast and fear a Sunday game could ruin the minors. Commissioner Fordyick backs the minors and hopes Congress can limit TV rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Frank Keany
R-N.y
New York
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Shaughnessy
Ford
Yick
Congress
Fight Results From Regional Boxing Card
Boxers fought across multiple locales with several outcomes. Joe Devin stopped Rodky Ford in Boston while George Jarosch outpointed Joe Lehmolze in Billings. Paulie Armstead defeated Jimmy Lasister in Los Angeles. Pat McAteer beat Marcel Pigou in Liverpool. Middleweight bouts showcased varied results.
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Revere
Mass
Joe Devin
Boston
Rodky Ford
Brooklyn
Billings
Mont
George Jarosch
Milwaukee
Joe Lehmolze
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Paulie Armstead
Jimmy Lasister
Liverpool
England
Pat McAteer
Marcel Pigou
France
IrishSMU Set To Close Season In Dallas Clash
Notre Dame seeks its first winning season in three years as it faces SMU led by Don Meredith. The Irish boast a 7-3 record and strong offensives while SMU relies on Meredith in a spread attack. Notre Dame scouts SMU after Texas Christian neutralized Meredith by rushing him.
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Dallas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Irish
SMU
Don Meredith
Terry Brennan
Meredith
Methodists
Texas Christian
Bob Williams
Friday and Saturday high school games listed
Friday schedule shows Fairbury at Pontiac, oal City at Dwight, Braidwood at Seneca, Odell Com at Gardner, Mazon at St Paul Odell, Newark at Minooka FW at Wilmington at St Anne. Saturday features Morris at Naperville for conference action.
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Fairbury
Pontiacoal City
Dwight Braidwood
Seneca
Odell
Gardner Mazon
St. Paul
Newark
Minooka
Wilmington
St. Anne
Morris
Naperville
Milwaukee Braves Trade With Cubs Shocks NL Rivals
National League rivals reacted with disbelief and anger as Milwaukee acquired Bob Rush Don Kaiser and Eddie Fan in a five player deal with Chicago. The moves bolster a pitching staff led by Warren Spahn Lew Burdette and Bob Buhl.
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Joe Reichler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Roy Hamey
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Rush
Don Kaiser
Eddie Fans
Chicago
Taylor Phillips
Otcher
Sammy Taylor
Mayo Smith
Phillies
Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Cubs
Rush
St. Louis Cardinals
Willard Schmidt
Marty Kutyna
Ted Wieand
Cincinnati Redlegs
Joe Taylor
Curtis Flood
Kaiser
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Juan Pi
College basketball scores from Midwest and East regions
Summary of multiple games with numerous college teams across Midwest and East. Notable results include Minnesota 67 Iowa State 66 and Ohio University 92 Marietta 71. Other matches feature Tulsa, Nebraska, Stout, N C State, Wake Forest, and Virginia Tech among various conferences.
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Wolfpack
Wake Forest
Minnesota
Iowa State
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Tulsa
New Mexico A&m
Nebraska
Wyoming
Princeton
Lafayette
St. John's
Brooklyn
Roanoke
Louisville
George
New Mexico
Wheaton
Ill Wesleyan
Itl Normal
McKendree
Ohio Univ
Marietta
Wayne
N. C. State
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Wash-Lee
Randolph-Macon
VMI
Hampden-Sydney
Miss State
Howard
Ala
Miami
Fla
Tampa
Mississippi
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Frank McGuire
North Carolina Tar Heels
Eddie Chada
His Orchestra
Ginger
American Legion
Morris Post
Paramount Roller Rink
John Edmunds
Sinclair TV
Korn
Pete's Tavern
Benny's Tavern
Lily Trotter's
Marroco
Buttry'’s
Morris Dry Cleaners
James Cand
Rittal
We Devin
Baker
Cam
Trotters
Morroco
Kindelspires
Ace Hardware
Ees
Ketlys
Picketts Eae
Phipps Vervick
Ries
Pees
Wil Wilkinson
Kindelspres
Schlitzframe
Schlitzfreshment
Floors Lopes
Joey Lopes
Joe Brown
Chicago Stadium
National Basketball Assn
Detroit
St. Louis
Syracuse
Hockey League
Montreal
Toronto
Zarro, Gene Conley and
Bob Trowbridge
Midwest
Mayville
Bemidji
McPherson
Tabor
Jamestown
Manitoba
Chicago Univ
Aurora
Ferris
Aquinas
Mich
Chicago Twins
St. Procopius
Providence
Rhode Island
W. Liberty
California
W. Va
Studebakers
Studebaker- Packard
Morris Motor Company
Thompson
Wilson
Loin
Veal
Bki
SUCED
Abi
Good Housekeeping
Ben Schlitzer
Ilinois
Iowa
Streator, Ill
Sereno
Buchanan
the Liberty Bell Cafe
Pines
Lumpp
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