Cadets Clobber Fee By 64To0 16 West Virginia Remains No.1
West Virginia unchanged at No 1 in The Associated Press poll as they crush George Washington to extend a 23 game win streak. Kansas State and Kansas trail, with Notre Dame, Cincinnati and Oklahoma State among others in the top 10 amid conference results and league standings.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Dodgers Weigh Wrigley Field as Home Yard Possibility
Dodgers chief Walter O Malley contends to choose Wrigley Field for 1958 Dodgers home games after talks for Pasadena Rose Bowl failed. He notes he remains in contact with Los Angeles officials on using the Coliseum if feasible, amid a tense pursuit of a 100,000 seat park.
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O'Malley
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Igley Field
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Ec Deen
Kell Hopes To Team Work Ung As Manager
Baltimore sports writer reports Kell’s plan to retire after 18 years in baseball. The lifetime .308 hitter with seven fielding Gold Gloves weighs minor league managing offers and 12 months out in insurance and farming before deciding if he can stay away from the game.
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Mack
Allestae
Hawe
Hig Farm
Toi
Ark
Shedl Uccidle
Minor League Help From Congress Over Sunday Telecasts
International League president Frank Shaughnessey said Congress should aid the minors in their feud with major league clubs seeking to telecast Sunday games nationally. He and Commissioner Mord Frick traveled to Washington to press a bill allowing majors to control TV rights within their own domains, avoiding antitrust issues and protecting minor league territories.
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Frank
Shag) Shaudinessey
Congress
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Mord Frick
Washington
Branuel Celler
Bklyn
Tren
Kenneth B. Keating
Department of Justice
Shaughnessey
Shaughessey
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Brick
CBS
Mount St Marys Clinches Conference Lead With 90 89 Win
Mount St Marys moves to sole first in the Mason-Dixon Conference by edging American University 90 89 at Fh. Mt St Marys built a nine point cushion after a late second half run highlighted by Bert Sheing fast breaks and jump shots. American guard Frank Weiss poured 16 of his 28 points in the first half as the game stayed tight throughout.
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Setnad Cacets
Wighard Man Xonery Fle School
Fmmtitsburg
Mount St. Marys
Mason-Dixon
American University
Mounts
Mampden-Sydney
Frank Weiss
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Bert Sheing
College Scores in a Miscellaneous 1960s Basketball Roundup
A dense stand of college basketball results lists numerous teams and scores from various leagues and matches. Notable showings include Washington's teams and several state universities, with player names and high-game notes interwoven amid the season's scattered results.
Irish Victory Thsted As Upset Q2'The Year
Notre Dame's 1957 upset over Oklahoma is hailed as the upset of the year in the annual AP poll. The Irish, once 40-0 losers to Oklahoma two years earlier, rallied to a 7 point win on Nov 1, earning comeback team honors and influencing other year end votes. Oklahoma’s 47 game win streak is noted beside the Notre Dame triumph.
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Oklahoma
Assoai
Notre Dame
Olher
New York Yankees
Purdue
Michigan State
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Gene Fullmee
Chicago
North Carolina
Kansas
Lew Burdette
Jong
Terry Brennan
Norman
Okla
Tournament Must Be Complete He Says in Boxing Row
New York. Boxing officials clash over welterweight tournament changes. Helfand, head of the New York State Athletic Commission, says the original six-man lineup will stand and no champion will be named until the tournament concludes. Names involved include Lagart Ortega Turner Akins Martinez and Barnes. Barnes yet to respond to travel calls from Australia. The NBA endorsed a Heat between Lagart and Martinez Turner winner as the new champion. Cumberland award honors Rodney Breedlove for his Maryland football exposure and publicizing Cumberland. The annual dinner is January 28. Breedlove is the Maryland tackle from Allegany High School. Previous winners included John Alderton and Lynn Beighlel. The house fly beat rate noted at 20 000 wing beats per minute.
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No Offer Made by Erdelatz for A M Post
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz denied Texas A and M offered him the athletic director and football coach role. He said no offer had been made and dismissed reports of talks about a signed contract. He noted he could accept if offered during his visit but aimed to visit without publicity.
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Ernie Jorge
Chris Groneman
Paul Bryant
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Fights and Basketball Night Sparks at Multiple Venues
The night featured boxing results with several knockouts and points across New Orleans New York Nicaragua and Texas venues. In college basketball Will Chamberlain returned for Kansas at Lawrence scoring 82 points as the Jayhawks beat Colorado 67 to 48 in a Big Eight game.
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