New York Notes on a Wintry Garden Meet at Madison Square
In bitter cold Gotham the crowds pack Broadway and Madison Square Garden for a track meet. Event delays push back schedules as 17 000 plus attend with SRO signs. Gurner dominates shot put while Budd wins the mile and Jones the hurdles, Johnson placing in the finals.
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Auto racing bodies strike FIA sanctioned crossovers
AMTA comes to open competition as USAC NASCAR and SCCA agree to allow drivers to race in each other’s FIA sanctioned events. The pact excludes events not sanctioned by a driver’s home body, aiming to end cross group disputes and expand participation in major races.
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Piersall Binds Record Senators Salary in $72 000 Pact
Jimmy Piersall signed with the Washington Senators for a one year deal worth 45000 dollars, making him the club’s highest paid player in history. The deal, reached after extended talks with GM Ed Doherty Jr, tops 1958 Roy Sievers pay and boosts Piersall’s last year earnings by over 10000 dollars. He will report midweek for workouts, while Dale Long remains unsigned and asked to accept a pay cut after a weak season.
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Home Run King Maris Signs 72 000 Contract for 1962
Roger Maris agreed to a one year 72000 dollar deal nearly doubling last year’s pay. The Yankee slugger aims for a repeat of 1961 numbers 61 homers 269 average. He led the AL with 142 RBIs and 132 runs 366 total bases and won MVP for the second straight year.
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Lamar Hunt on Stand Four Hours in Grid Case
Lamar Hunt testified for over four hours as the AFL sues the NFL for antitrust, contending the NFL announced expansion plans only after he founded the AFL. He said the AFL organized in Dallas on August 22, 1959, with six $25,000 checks for franchises.
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ACC Tourney Opens With Big Four Powerhouse Lineup
The Atlantic Coast Conference opening round features North Carolina State facing Clemson at 2 pm, Duke vs Maryland at 4 pm, Wake Forest vs Virginia at 7:30 pm, and North Carolina vs South Carolina at 9:30 pm. The Big Four lead the league with strong records, and projected semifinal matchups would pit Wake Forest against North Carolina and NC State against Duke if all top seeds win. Also noted is New York Racing Association deadline news for three-year-old fillies and an Iraq harvest claim.
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Buckeyes top Iowa to tie for third Big Ten title
Ohio State, ranked number one, erased a halftime hole to beat Iowa 72 to 62 in Iowa City. All-American Jerry Lucas scored 27 and John Havlicek added 24 as the 22-0 Buckeyes moved to 12-0 in the conference and extended their Big Ten unbeaten streak to 27 games. Iowa’s Don Nelson had 18.
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Buckeyes Top AP Poll for 11th Week as Cincinnati Rises
Ohio State remains No 1 for the 11th straight week in the AP college basketball poll with 47 first place votes. Cincinnati moves to No 2, Kansas State climbs to No 3, Kentucky drops to No 4 with Utah edging Oregon State for No 10. top ten unchanged otherwise amid last week’s results.
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Results Across College Basketball And Boxing Verdicts
College basketball results from AP show Michigan 110 over Indiana 89, Ohio State 72 over Iowa 62, Kentucky 63 over Auburn 60, CCNY 62 over Fordham 61, Northwestern 71 over Michigan State 4, Kansas State 69 over Iowa State 54, Minnesota 2 over Wisconsin 90, Bradley 111 over Seton Hall 81, Morehead 85 over Marshall West Virginia 69, Western Kentucky 77 over East Tennessee 66, Florida 82 over Georgia Tech 75. In Maryland Anne Arundel playoff action Annapolis 49 over Glen Burnie 47 for Class AA crown. South Hagerstown 80 over North Hagerstown 52. St. James 62 over York County Pennsylvania Day School 38. Greencastle Pennsylvania 82 over Bermudian Springs 69. Martinsburg West Virginia 98 over Charles Town 3%. Manchester England boxing: Henry Cooper defeats Wayne Bethea and Brian London defeats Jack Johnson in dull 10 round bouts. no knockdowns, Cooper 189 pounds, Bethea 217 1/2, London 213 4 pounds and Johnson 245 pounds.
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Frederick Cadets open class AA tourney at Annapolis
Frederick High School Cadets travel to Annapolis tonight to face Wicomico High of Salisbury in the opening round. Coach Homer Brooks brings a 13 man squad including three JV players as he plans full court pressure and heavy player rotation to wear down the 13-6 WiComico Indians.
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Saints Finish With Victory In Final St Johns Game
Ken Tregoning scored 23 in his last game at St Johns as the Saints beat St Francis Prep 60 to 44. Stull added 12 and Gant 11 in a farewell showing for the seniors, while John Carmody led the visitors with 23. Also noted: Lincoln Downs racetrack canceled races due to frozen track and a rabies death toll reached six in 1958.
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