NCAA Delivers Severe Penalty to Oklahoma University
New York AP reports the NCAA imposed heavy sanctions on the University of Oklahoma for recruiting fund disclosure failures. The school received multi year probation and was banned from postseason football and televised appearances, with the action centered on Tulsa and Missouri Valley contexts.
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Hubbard Wins Technical Knockout Over Redl in Chicago
Carl Hubbard retained his undefeated record with a seven round technical knockout of Stefan Redl at Chicago Stadium. The ringside doctor stopped the bout after Redl appeared dazed, prompting protests from Redl’s manager Lou Duva. Redl, a Hungarian refugee now in Passaic, N J, had replaced Rudell Stitch who failed a prefight exam. Hubbard improves to 19-0 with 12 KOs.
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Baltimore writer claims Burk signed Cannon after Sugar Bowl
The Baltimore News-Post reports Adrian Burk helped secure Billy Cannon’s contract with the Houston Oilers after Cannon’s LSU team lost 21-0 to Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl. Burk, an attorney, says he used legal channels to arrange Cannon’s signing once amateur status ended, despite Cannon’s prior NFL contract with the Rams.
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Coaches Meet With Big Job Talk At NCAA Meetings
In New York a gathering of over 2 000 college officials and coaches focused on future coaching openings. George McLaughry will become AFCA executive secretary after retiring from Dartmouth. Billy Hildebrand is favored for Wake Forest head coach as Paul Amen resigns to join banking.
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YMCA Recreational League Opens Sunday at Armory
The YMCA Recreational Basketball League starts this Sunday at the Armory with a four game slate at 1 p m. The new league aims to provide enjoyment of basketball without high pressure and includes 3 tradeable players per team and 5 or 6 tradeable men per roster.
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Rabbits In Mountains Better Game For Hunters
Hunters report rising wild rabbit numbers in upland mountains. Mountain cottontails are larger, faster, and darker with heavier coats. Dogs aid hunters as rabbits hide under debris. mountain rabbits live longer due to fewer enemies and protection. Some diseases appear in valley rabbits, not mountains. National Basketball results include Cincinnati 129 New York 133 and Philadelphia 121 St Louis 101. schedule details follow.
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Ron Waller Signs With Chargers After Knee Injury
Los Angeles AP noted halfback Ron Waller, former Rams star, signed a two year free agent contract with the Los Angeles Chargers of the AFL. Waller missed most of 1958 and all of 1959 due to a severe knee injury and his Ram deal expired. Details of salary were not disclosed.
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Navy Edges Gettysburg 64 61 In Narrow Victory
Navy withstood a Gettysburg surge to win 64 61. Navy sophomore Aven Hushes scored four late shots to seal the comeback as Navy improves to seven wins and Gettysburg drops to 3 6. Jim Bower led Navy with 21 points while Ron Warner topped Gettysburg with 22.
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NCAA TV Committee Pushes Two Year Contract Plan
The Football Television Committee urged a two year deal with a network for 1960 61 to strengthen NCAA TV position. If approved it could total around 2 million dollars to participating colleges over the two seasons.
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National Hockey Scores Mixed for Toronto Chicago New York Boston
Toronto beat Chicago 3 to 2 while New York and Chicago games yielded unclear results in a chaotic league update. Boston also referenced with no final score provided.
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Senior Bowl officials deny truth of all-star claims
Mobile officials rejected statements attributed to founder Jimmy Pearre that all-star bowls are unofficial. J Finley McRae, president of the Mobile Arts and Sports Association, said Pearre’s remarks do not reflect trustees and officers views. Pearre claimed some bowls paid players after events in 1954 and 1955.
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Frederick Slips As South Hagerstown Routs Cadets 72-43
Frederick suffers a 72-43 defeat at South Hagerstown in a game dominated by an all-court press led by Jim Smith. The Cadets struggle to move the ball, turn the ball over, and see their four-game winning streak end ahead of a home game against North Hagerstown.
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Walkersville and St. John's Clash Tonight in West Frederick
Walkersville and St. John's meet in the West Frederick Junior High gym after St. John's big win over St. Joseph's. Lincoln also in the Holiday Tournament with Snowden and Olney leading the Tigers. Dawson Grove and Bob Martin pace St. John's under the boards while Winpigler tops scoring. Meanwhile Walkersville faces Maryland School for the Deaf as MSP contests slip to 0-2 for the Lions. Ron Smith leads Walkersville scorers with Tom Smith, Ron Lintor, and Ron Dorsey close behind.
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College basketball scores recap from AP rundown
The Associated Press lists numerous college games with final scores including Navy 64 over Gettysburg 61 and Army 91 over Colgate 86. Other results feature Virginia Tech 73 over Richmond 65, Dayton 54 over Xavier 51, Syracuse 4 over Fordham 65, Villanova 87 over Duquesne 65, Western Kentucky 86 over DePaul 65, and CCNY 72 over Adelphi 59.
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