Rams Colts clash in Los Angeles Coliseum finale
The Colts seek division clinch as they visit the Rams in Memorial Coliseum for the regular season finale. Baltimore star units led by Unitas and Berry face a Rams squad hampered by injuries and a poor home showing. A CBS telecast sets kickoff around 1:35 PM PST with playoff implications on the line.
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Yankees Trade Larsen Bauer for Roger Maris
The New York Yankees announce a trade sending Larsen and Bauer to acquire Roger Maris from Kansas City. The deal aims to bolster the Yankees lineup as Kansas City ships include players with proven power and RBI totals.
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Buck Shaw Returns to Eagles for 1960 Season
Philadelphia rehired Buck Shaw, 60, for a third year as coach with plans to retire after the 1960 season. The Eagles, mired in a late-season slump, rose from cellar to second in the NFL East with a 7-4 record as they prepared for their final game.
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Hedgesville Falls in Varsity Basketball Showdown with St John’s
In a competitive night at McSherry, Hedgesville and St John’s traded leads as the Eagles pulled away late to win 53-49, with Langdon, Hammond, and Baumgarccer among top scorers. St John’s, hampered by fouls, remained in reach through the third, but Hedgesville surged in the final period to seal the victory.
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Valley Team Falters After Weak First Period
Middletown opens with a four point first quarter, allowing Gaithersburg to build momentum for a 52 to 38 victory. Tae Montgomery led Gaithersburg with seven points in the second half while Hays and Ken King each scored 12 for Town.
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Spy In Tree Gets Big Boot By His College
AP report details a Purdue staff member being fired for illegal scouting before a Purdue Town football game. The incident involved a cloak and dagger operation. Purdue denied coach Mollenkopf knew of the act while the FBI-backed probe traced links to an Iowa session.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to fight Bob Young Monday in Boston
Sugar Ray Robinson, then recognized as middleweight champion in New York and Massachusetts, is scheduled for a Monday night 11 round non title bout against Bob Young of Providence at Boston Garden. The bout serves as a tune up for his Jan 22 title defense against Paul Pender of Brookline at the same venue. Gene Fullmer is named middleweight champion by the National Boxing Association after Robinson was stripped for inactivity. Landry offered Houston Oilers head coaching job. K S Adams Jr., Oilers owner, confirms.
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North Carroll Tops Owls 57 to 47 in Upset
North Carroll defeats Westminster Owls 57 47 on Panther court led by Stan Hamilton 14 points and Lerda 4, with Wasne Bentzoot Lippy adding 7 total. Wildcats edge in final minutes as Haines and Marn contribute. Forest area note appears as stray line.
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Cadets Hit Fast Break Tonight At Africany Gym
A fragmented report shows the Cadets slated for a fast shooting game at Africany tonight with Tess G and Tie rT featured. venue listed as Ye e Boo Gat Vi ports in the avenue paper.
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
NC State defeated Kansas State 68 to 39 while Cincinnati crushed St Josephs 125 to 1. Temple beat Lehian 92 to 60 and Hamyder-Sydnex won 81 to 0. Pittspuithe fell to St Johns Manmonth 74 to 49 as Lawrence 62 North Carolina 60. The Citadel beat George Washington 75 to 58 and Mt St Marys CMD topped Adelphi 82 to 66. Maryland State won 71 to 30 over Bowie State, Wheeling WVU 77 Shepherd WVU 74, Lebanon Valley 65 over Washington MD 62.
Comets Run Unbeaten Streak Despite Messy Build Up
The Comets aim to extend their undefeated run as they face a Tuesday 8 p.m. national interscene game. Key players from Bethesda and long time standouts lead the scoring as defense holds and the crowd enjoys the mid game intermission.
Smith Collects 15 Markers As Lions Win 64-44
Smith scored 15 points to lead Walkeraville past Poolesville 64-44 at Pooleside. The game featured strong inside play and steady defense as Smith paced the Lions in a decisive victory.
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