Suspended For Bets On Games By Pistons Star
Jack Molinas former Columbia standout and Fort Wayne Pistons rookie is suspended indefinitely by the NBA after admitting he bet on games involving the team He says the wagers were small and aimed at the Pistons to win The league president Maurice Podoloff confirms the suspension for violating the rule against betting on games in which a player participates Molinas earned 9600 per season plus a 500 signing bonus and was reported to be out of plans for the near term The team notes the investigation began in December and no shaving or throwing accusations are tied to the betting He is 6-6 forward and recently served in the armed forces.
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Clair Bee Takes Ownership of Baltimore Bullets
Clair Bee became owner of the Baltimore Bullets yesterday after buying out Lou Rosebush. The team won 95-90 over Philadelphia for their eighth win of the season. Bee plans to stay in Baltimore and build a tougher club with the young roster.
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Industrial Bowling The Health Center Latest Results
Harold's leads 2 to 1 over Tinners with &C. at 3 and Gladmir blanked. Marlow and Riddiemoser split wins with Morgan's and Warren's posting 2 and Plumbers 1. Schiltz and Groff's record single wins as weekly stats show high team game 640 high team set 1734 high individual game 148 and high individual set 392.
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Orioles Postpone Good Friday Game Amid Religious Concerns
Baltimore officials postponed the April 11 Good Friday game against the Chicago White Sox as season plans moved forward. President Clarence Miles noted the opener on April 15 remained on, despite a Gov. Theodore McKeldin letter urging rescheduling for religious reasons. League President Will Harridge said host clubs would decide, with New York, Cleveland and Boston also opening on Holy Thursday.
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Five Unbeaten Teams Pace Nation in January Action
New York Jan 10 Five top college basketball squads remained undefeated as the rugged weekend slate tested ranks nationwide. Kentucky led the charge with a 105-83 win over Georgia Tech as top teams like Duke Indiana Minnesota and North Carolina State posted noted results while Holy Cross Rice George Washington and Oklahoma A&M also prevailed in strong showings. Western Kentucky extended its winning streak to 14 by beating Murray State 57-42.
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Newsom Named Baltimore Orioles TV Host For 26 Games
Loui N Bobo Newsom, the veteran pitcher, will host sports programs before and after 26 Orioles home games in Baltimore. The shows are sponsored by a bakery and a meat packing firm. Newsom predicts the Browns move from St Louis will boost Baltimore's attendance and performance. He cites his long 26-year career with five Senators stints and three Browns seasons.
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Health Center Mixed Doubles League Standings
Health Center League mixed doubles standings list teams and results. Notable pairings include J Hahn and R Stevens and Engelbrecht and Shankle. Individual high scores include M May 189 high game and C Cramer 383 high set. The note ends with a historical line about the first daily newspaper in America.
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Red Blaik Is Honored in Walter Camp Awards Ceremony
Washington January 10 27 Earl Blair accepted an award as coach of the year saying football should rally fans against detractors. The Walter Camp Memorial Award went to a mythical all star backfield. Lou Groza and Paul Brown were named pro player and pro coach of the year. Stan Jones and Lt John Amberg received other honors for college and service football.
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Line Play Helps North Team Win in Senior Bowl
North defeats South 20 14 as Don Dohoney and a stout line pave the way. South muster 51 rushing yards and 203 passing yards via Zeke Bratkowski as the North defense limits South and Tommy Lewis leads ground gain. Gene Filpski and John Ryan help set up two scores with rushing and a 63 yard pass. Northwestern Dick Thomas connects to end John Ryan for the third TD. The North Carolina Gazette was founded at New Bern in 1751.
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Wampler Leads In Los Angeles Open
Wampler sprinted to the front in the Los Angeles Open with a 5 under par 66 in the third round, posting 206 after 54 holes. He holds a five stroke edge with six birdies on Fox Hills Country Club’s 7000 yard layout, led by Bull Nary and Fred Tri Th Pastail Sune Clair in pursuit.
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Snead wins by one stroke at Fort Lauderdale event
Snead beats Jock Hutchinson Jr by one stroke in Fort Lauderdale Florida after a dramatic finish on the par five 18th. He birdied to secure the win with a second shot hitting a spectator before chipping to within five feet and sinking the putt for a four and $300 prize for low professional. In the two ball best ball pro-am, Snead and Dave Yeomans of Miami captured $3,500 first prize and Snead with Francis Hogan of Miami Shores took $300 for second. handicaps were 31-30-61 and 30-32-62.
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Obtrusive Word Study and Historic Connecticut Courant
A lesson on misused words and pronunciation from WW L Gordon urges careful speech and vocabulary expansion. It notes terms like alumnus alumna alumni and exuberance while urging daily word study and defines obtrusive as thrusting oneself upon others. It also mentions the Connecticut Courant, Hartford 1764, as one of the oldest US newspapers.
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Questions and Answers On Whistler Libel Suit and Trivia
A quiz discusses Whistler suing John Ruskin for libel with Whistler winning damages of one farthing. Other Qs cover a whippoorwill nest, jumping beans, snaker earst, and Evacuation Day in Boston. Doug Ford named Golf Digest’s most improved player of 1933 at the Los Angeles Open. Ford won three Open events and earned near $27,000 in 1953.
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