Bradds' 30-point games spark Buckeyes upset and frenzy
Ohio State tops St. Louis 84-59 as Gary Bradds scores 30-plus, lifting the Buckeyes amid early season upsets. Cincinnati rolls past Virginia and Loyola Chicago reaches a century mark, while Arizona shocks Wisconsin and many other top teams post key wins or near misses.
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East West Shrine picks feature Lamonica and Mrukowski
The East squad for the 28th East-West Shrine game includes Daryle Lamonica of Notre Dame and Bill Mrukowski of Ohio State at backs, with a strong Midwest presence from Michigan State Purdue Ohio State and Minnesota. End Tom Hutchinson Kentucky and Art Graham Boston College anchor the line with tackles Bob Vogel and Don Brumm and guards Ed Budde and Dave Meggyesy among others.
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Pacific Coast League May Face Renaming and Expansion
PCL may get a new name with Dallas Fort Worth Denver and Oklahoma City added. President Dewey Soriano said a potential game change could be on the Salt Lake City meeting agenda set for December 16. He noted the league could dissolve an eight team lineup and reconstitute as a six team league after Rochester convention decisions.
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Drake Bulldogs Upset Indiana On Hoosier Floor
Drake Bulldogs deliver a 8-76 upset over Indiana on their home court, bolstered by 23 points from Billy Hatin and 16 from Larry Prins. Indiana, ranked among the Big Ten leaders, falls after a late rally as Drake uses strong shooting and rebounding to seize control. Jimmy Rayl led Indiana with 27 points, while Drake outshoots 46 to 37 percent.
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Ex-Drake Coach Hung in Effigy At St. Louis
In St. Louis on Monday night a group of students hanged in effigy ex-Drake coach Benington of St. Louis University as the team trailed Ohio State by a wide margin. A sign read Old Dan Benington Our Wonderful Coach while the crowd chanted Benington, Benington, Burn Him. Ed Macauley and Ed Hickey were among observers.
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Branding Sparks Boys Prep League At Pearl Lanes
The article notes SBC WLNGe involvement at Pearl Lanes in a boys prep league branding effort. It highlights local youth teams, sponsors, and community support as the page emphasizes organized bowling activities and school participation.
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Moody Heating tops That Cher Glass 67 to 59 in Hayes League
Moody Heating defeated That Cher Glass 67 to 59 in the Hayes Independent Basketball League Monday night. Moody led 31-22 at halftime with Gary Longstreth 2, Tom Dillon 48, Dave Church Y, Denny Schroeder 8, Larry Xissel 6, Bob Dean 4. Bill Stickrod scored 20 for That Cher Glass, Bob Steele 16, Larry Kuhlenbeek 12, Taye Ales 8, Ron Merit 2, Melvin Snyder 2.
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Mays Named Sultan of Swat in 1962 Banquet
Willie Mays, star outfielder for the San Francisco Giants, was named Sultan of Swat by the Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association at its Tops in Sports banquet in Baltimore. The sixth recipient of the Babe Ruth Memorial Award, Mays hit .304 with 49 home runs and 141 RBIs for the NL champion Giants.
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West Ninth Loses Opening Basketball Game
West Junior High suffered a 48 38 loss to Washington in its opening game Monday evening. Washington led 25 19 at halftime. Logan scored 23 for Washington. West coach Dick Petersen faced West Muscatine high freshmen Dee. Other scattered box score snippets and various college scores follow in the Associated Press roundup.
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Girls 4-H Meet At Gerst Home Oakville
The Oakville 4-H group gathered at Mrs Verlee Gerst home for a Christmas party and business meeting. Twenty one girls and three leaders attended including Mrs Lorraine Kuntz Mrs Verlee Gerst and Mrs Jamee Boyer. Demonstrations by Beverly Gerst Sally Christiansen and Julia Siverly highlighted the program. Games and gift exchanges closed the afternoon with the next meeting set for Julia Siverly's home on the first Saturday in January.
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