Cincinnati Leads Poll As Ohio State Replaces West Virginia
Cincinnati tops the AP poll for a second week with 264-43 votes over William and Mary and a strong showing from Ohio State. Bradley and California hold second and third as West Virginia slips after a 93-86 loss to William and Mary. Ohio State routed Michigan State 111-79, Georgia Tech upsets Kentucky, and Texas A&M remains a top ten contender amid SEC contending teams. A separate note mentions a Frederick County fishing film event at Camp Kanawha featuring William Walters of Emmitsburg and Bahamas footage.
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Oscar Robertson
Ohio State
Bearcats
Big O
Cincinnati
Bradley
California
Cc. Forniz
West Virginia
William and Mary
Mountaineers
Ohio St. Wing
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Alabama
Villanova
Miami
Florida
Oklahoma City
Texas A&m
Wes
Utah
Utah State
Frederick County Fish and Protective Association, Inc
Camp Kanawha
William Walters
Emmitsburg
Bahamas
Carral
Florida Keys
Walters
Sword Dancer Fourth in Year-Opener at Hialeah
Sword Dancer the top weight and early favorite for Hialeah's 100000 Handicpap, carried 129 pounds, failed to deliver a late kick finishing fourth in the winter debut at Hialeah. Eddie Arcaro rode the colt for Coquita Stud, with Big Effort and Fair among rivals.
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Miami
Hialeah
Wenner
Eddie Arcaro
Calfornia
Sword Dancer
A Rainbow Trout's 200 Mile Journey From Picton
A rainbow trout traveled over 200 miles in eight months ending near Picton Ontario, including a plunge over Niagara Falls. The fish, one of 2,000 planted last April in 20 Mile Creek near Lake Erie, had its lower jaw tag returned to the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. Also notes Norway names Oddvar Roennestad as sole alpine entrant for the Winter Olympics. College basketball results listed for Ohio State, Michigan, Indiana, and others.
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Niagara Falls
George Cooper
Quintetown
Lake Ontario
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
20 Mile Creek
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
New York
Norway
Oslo
Norwegian Ski Federation
Oddvar Roennestad
Sauan Valley
Calif
Roennestad
Reno
Xev
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Michigan Citadel
Richmond
Colorado
Town State
Cincinnati
Drake
Indiana
Northwestern
Warne
Washa
St. Louis
West Virginia
Mili
Batson College
Colby
Tennessee
Florida
Salem
W. Va
Shepherd
Frostburg
Ourl
Louisiana St. Service Basketball
Meade Md
Fi Lee
Georgia Tech Coach Returns as Defensive Backfield Aide
Informal report states Lewis Woodruff, who moved from Georgia Tech to Florida, is returning to coach the defensive backfield at Griffin, Georgia, with football plans near.
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Atlanta
Lewis Woodruff
Georgia Tech
Florida
Griffin
Dobbek Aims To Pair With Killebrew Sievers And Allison
Washington's farm system produced stars like Killebrew and Allison in 1959. Dan Dobbek, a powerful rookie from Chattanooga, shows potential with two triples and a long homer in a stint with the Senators. Coach Lavagetto calls him an extraordinary rookie and top fielding outfielder. Jimmie Hall also shines in Chattanooga, batting .245 with 11 homers and 57 RBIs.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Washington
Senators
Harmon Killebres
Bob Ailson
Wonder Boys
Dan Dover
Coaner
Chattacebrew
Allison
Dobbex
Chattanooza
Feres
Wash Ncton
Vagetto
Maine
Lavagetto
Chattanooga
Bears, AFL and CANADA BIG 0 Agree to Honor Contracts
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss and WIFU Big Four head Halter announced a pact to honor each other’s contracts, easing bid spiraling with three leagues competing for American players. Oscar Robertson set a major college scoring record with 36 points as Cincinnati beat Drake 96 to 61.
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AFL
Canada
Bearcats
Sidex Falls
Joe Foss
G. Sydney Hakter
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Big Four
Foss
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Pete
Wii Halter
Cincinnati
Drake
Allo America
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Frank Servy
Furman
Gus Gordon
Corose
Dickie Hemric
Wake Forest
Oscar
Houston
Thave
Bulldogs
Pauli Hogue
Yen
Bradley
Fort Detrick Tops Aberdeen 63 to 53 in Fast Game
Fort Detrick defeated Aberdeen Proving Ground 63 to 53 at the Comets' gym. Ken Knapp scored 29 points with rebounding by George Christoffersen as the Comets built a comfortable lead and remained undefeated in their recent stretch. Aberdeen rallied briefly but fell short as Fort Detrick controlled the game from early on.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Tasiight
George Christoffersen
Ken Knapp
Comets
Aberdeen
Fort
Knapp Ah
West Virginia-WVU Mountaineers Rout Bluefield 101-71
West Virginia improved to 17-2 overall and 7-1 in the conference after a dominant 101-71 win over Bluefield. Jerry West starred with 39 points and 23 rebounds, while teammates contributed as the mountaineers built a 40-18 halftime lead and never looked back.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Isey
West Virginia
Ema
New Southern Conreak
Military
Bu AllAmerica
Jerry West
Onis
West
Mountaineers
VM Showls
Hillsdale's racing future hinges on vets decision
In Arcadia California AP reports Kentucky veterinarian Dr Alex Harthill will study Hillsdale's sore left front ankle after X-rays to determine if the Indiana bred horse can continue racing or should retire to stud. Owner CW Smith waits on Harthill's recommendation before any money decisions.
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Arcadia
Calif
Sie
Kentucky
Alex Harthill
Hillsdale
CW. Smith
Detroit Sportsman and Industralist
Harthill
Smith
Mason-Dixon Writers Winter Meet Held in Berkeley Springs
The Mason-Dixon Outdoor Weivers Association met in Berkeley Springs West Virginia for a winter gathering. Thirty-two writers attended with guests as the Berkeley Springs Chamber of Commerce hosted events including tours, archery demonstrations, ballistics talks by Remington and Winchester engineers, and a discussion on lead shot safety and fishing holes on the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers.
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Lefty Kreh
Mason-Dixon Outdoor Weivers Association
Berkeley West Virginia
Berkeley Springs
Remington
Winchestver Arms Companies
Sherkeley Springs
A. Wallace
Martinsburg
Izaak Walton Club of America
Wallace
Shenandoah
Potomac
Edward Kozicki
Olin Industries
Aubrey Graves
Washington Post
Joe Lynduska
Remington Arms Company
Tom Cotleild
Baltimore News-Post
Joan Schilling
Hagerstown Herald Mail
Bob Carr
Bill Burton
Baltimore Sun
Lett Kreh
Freder News & Post
Bill Clede
Winchester Arms Company
St John’s comeback fuels a midseason rise in hoops
The St John’s basketball squad overturns early losses, rising to wins after a string of tough games. Coach Larry, a lanky 6 5 figure from New York, cobbles together a winning lineup from several key players like Sob Mar, Bob Cums, and Adrian Winpigier. Poolesville stands out as the toughest foe, testing the team’s resolve.
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Cerick Hi
Needless Town
Florida
New York City
St. Jo
Sob Mar
Ber
Bob Cums
Adrian Winpigier
St. John’s
Larry
Lincoln
St. Maria Goretti
Hagerstown
Poolesville
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's
Martinsburg
Dennis
W. Je
Derceniage
Jay) Lipps
Win Pigler
Martin
Frank Grove
Dawson Grove
Basilio's Mgr Barred for Life in New York State
The State Athletic Commission barred Basilio's managers DeJohn and Netro for life and fined promoter Norman Rothschild 32,000 for payments to an undercover licensed manager. Basilio defended his longtime team and praised DeJohn and Netro as honest. Genovese, linked to the case, faced a two year sentence for acting as an undercover manager.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Omana- DeJonn
Joe Neiro
New York
Tings
Syracuse
Norman Rothschild
Gabe Genovese
Opinson
Iegal
Basilio
DeJohn
Netronuli
Net
National Boxing Assn
Canastota
N.Y
Joe
Johnny
Netro
Rothschild
Nme
Two County Cage Games Tonight
Two basketball games are on the schedule tonight Thurmont visits Bruns Rathersville hosts Taney He and the Lions had won second ed the wording is unclear in the source so the main actions are two games and listed matchups Thurmont at Bruns and Rathersville at Taney.
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Brunsrathersville
Taney
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Lions
Four-H Basketball Results Highlight Local Wins and Schedule
Jefferson defeats Ballenger 36 to 27 while Creagerstown tops Petersville 53 to 6. New Market meets Unionville on Friday at Fredenck High School with Creagerstown facing Mt. Pleasant and Petersville versus Liberty. Mt. Airy St John’s game moved to Mt. Airy from McSherry Gym.
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Ballenger
Iddi Douned Mone
Creazerstown
Petersville
Fredenck High School
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Unionville
Creagerstown
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
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Laver Defeats Fraser In Australian Tennis Duel
In Brisbane Rod Laver, 22, saved a match point to beat Neale Fraser in a 3-7 3-6 6-3 5-6 8-6 five set Davis Cup clash played in the heat. Margaret Smith then won the women’s final 7-5 6-2 over Janette Jane. Fraser had earlier driven through Wimbledon form but faded late in the day.
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Australia
Rod Laver
Neale Fraser
Fraser
Laver
Margaret Smith
Jansehane
Miss Smith
Maria Bueno
Brazil
USA
U.S
Forest Hills
Washington club shows profit in 1959
The Washington Senators reported a net profit of 7099 dollars for 1959 operations after taxes, up from a 1958 loss. Attendance rose to 615,372, while farm-system teams in Chattanooga and Charlotte contributed to overall results. Calvin R. Griffith was re elected president along with other officers.
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Washington Senators
Eugene Vv. Young
Chattanooga
Charlotte
Calvin R. Griffith
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