Unitas and Hornung Spark West to Pro Bowl Win
In Los Angeles the West All-Stars defeated the East 38-21 in the 10th Pro Bowl. Johnny Unitas and Paul Hornung led scoring and set records, with Arnett shining for the Rams and Lipscomb named outstanding lineman.
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College Basketball Scores From AP East and Midwest Action
A roundup of NCAA men’s games from the Associated Press covers numerous results across the East Midwest and West. Notable scores include Seton Hall 85 St Francis N Y 3 and Connecticut 79 Providence 71 with many other pairings such as Georgetown 56 Dartmouth 71 and Kentucky 78 Tennessee 68.
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Lewis Retained as WVU Football Coach by Narrow Margin
West Virginia University trustees kept Art Pappy Lewis as head football coach for 1960 by a slim vote. President Elvis Stehr announced the nine member board approved the recommendation after the Athletic Council had urged dismissal. Lewis, turning 49 next month, has led the Mountaineers a decade with a 58 38 2 record.
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Thomas Aims To Break His Own High Jump Mark
Boston track coach says Thomas has 6 7 feet inches and waves days of intensive work behind him.
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Bob Green
Boston
Aps
Dog Show Attracts 68 Entries In Breed Classes
The Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club held a Sunday match at the National Guard Armory attracting 68 breed entries, 13 obedience trials, and 10 junior showmanship entrants. Nearby owners traveled up to 100 miles to Frederick as registration moved earlier to 11:15 AM. Winners include Choco, Czar, Wolt and Aleda among breed class winners with best puppy dog going to Wol, and obedience top scorer Prince.
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Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club
National Guard Armory
Frederick
Italy Leads 22 Teams in Bobsled Practice at Cortina
Twenty two teams from eleven nations begin official practice in Cortina d Ampezzo for the world two man bobsled championships scheduled January 23 24. Over five days teams will sprint down the one mile Olympic track to set starting positions for the event.
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Unbeaten Streak Shattered as Bradley Tops Cincinnati
Bradley Cavaliers upset top ranked Cincinnati 91 90 on a late Chet Walker jumper and Mike Owens free throws. West Virginia and Villanova also suffered losses as Bradley and West Virginia crashed the unbeaten ranks. Cal and Georgia Tech maintained strong leads in their conferences.
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St John’s Girls Rout St Stephens in Baltimore Contest
St John’s coasted to a 355-22 victory over St Stephens of Baltimore at McSherry Gym. The Johnnies led 20-6 at halftime and pulled away with 12 more baskets in the third period, while St Stephens’ top burst came in the final quarter. Lesle James led the Johnniets with 18 points as St John’s won the preliminary 63-16.
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Orioles ink three players for 1960 season
Baltimore Orioles announce contract agreements with three young players for 1960. Infielders Jerry Adair and Dave Nicholson along with first baseman John Powell signed terms, with Adair noted for a 314 average in limited at bats and Nicholson previously earning a large bonus as a teenager. Powell posted a .351 mark in his rookie season with Bluefield. Also reported, Oren E. Sterling, 70, prominent in minor league circles, died in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, after helping found several teams that fed into the Interstate and Sunbury leagues.
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Lewisburg Evangelical Community Hospital
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Sunbury Indians
Hagerstown, Md
Owis
Girls and Boys Split Points in YMCA Swim Meet
In the fifth annual YMCA inter squad meet the girls won Cadets and Prep divisions while the boys claimed the older title. David Eyster set butterfly and breaststroke records. Bob Evans lowered the backstroke mark from 1948. Next meet is Jan 25 at Cumberland YMCA then Cham bersburg on Jan 30.
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Hickey Credits Offensive Line For West Win In Pro Bowl
Red Hickey praised the West line led by Gene Lipscomb Gina Marchetti Fred Williams and Doug Atkins after a 10th annual Pro Bowl victory. He said front five created a dominating trench and allowed passing to carry the game. injuries to Norm Van Brocklin and East players also affected pace.
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Big Daddy
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Fred) Williams
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Jim Ray Smith
Jim Patton
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Weekend Fights Roundup From AP With Knockouts
AP notes a noisy boxing weekend with Senong of Thailand scoring a KO over Renji Inagaki in Tokyo, Detroit’s Gene Gresham stopping Charlie Smith, and Little Cezar in Manila outpointing Bobby Gray. Also Havana’s Reynerio Lopez KO'd Tommy Sims in a Dallas event.
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Renji Inagaki
Japan
Detroit
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Charlie Smith
Manila
Little Cezar
Bobby Gray
Stockton
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Reynerio Lopez
Tommy Sims
Dallas
Pitou Meyers Boost US Olympic Hopes In Austria
Penny Pitou and Linda Meyers tied for the women s slalom title at the International Hehnenkammer Races in Ritzbuehel Austria. Pitou placed second in the combined standings after a first run fall while Adrien Duvillard of France won the men s slalom to complete the downhill and claim the men s combined trophy, the first non Austrian to do so in 26 years, boosting US Olympic hopes ahead of Squaw Valley.
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