Norwalk Faces Maumee In Sectional Final Showdown
Norwalk beat Bellevue to advance in the sectional finals where they will meet Maumee at Anderson Arena on the Bowling Green campus. Maumee, 14-5 this season and co champions of the Northern Lakes League, is coached by Paul Muenzer who will end his tenure after this year. Maumee toppled Anthony Wayne and Perrysburg in their tourney run, averaging 70.3 points per game led by Ron Hoag and George Chatman with supporting scorers Ducey, Harrison, and Baldwin as seniors in the starting lineup. The winner advances to face Toledo or Sylvania the next round.
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Bob Baldwin
Pensacola
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Sports Network, Inc
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San Diego
Bob Charles
Billy Casper
Rod Funseth
George Knudson
George Archer
Don January
Podres Eyes Comeback After Elbow Surgery Return
Dodgers lefty Johnny Podres, 32, battles back from elbow surgery while aiming to reclaim his spot with Los Angeles. He describes an injury-filled year, reports feeling no pain after Arizona League work and Los Angeles sessions as he tests his arm for a potential comeback.
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Lakers rally past Celtics on West buzzer shot
In Boston, Jerry West hit a 20-foot jumper at the buzzer to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 104-102 win over the Celtics. West scored 14 of his 30 points in the final quarter as Boston’s Sam Jones led with 28. Larry Siegfried added 12 and John Havlicek 10.
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Russell Wins Davis Award As NBA MVP
New York reports Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics was named the Sam Davis Award winner by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association as pro basketball's most valuable player. Big Ten bans on pro relations follow.
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Jucker Bows Out With Bearcats 102 to 72 Win Over Xavier
University of Cincinnati ends Jucker era with a decisive 102 72 victory over Xavier to stretch its winning streak to three after his resignation announcement. Bearcats end season 14 12 while Xavier finishes 10 15. Ken Cunningham 20 points leads Cincinnati with Roland West 18. In other results Toledo beats Kent State 73 71 and Bowling Green tops Loyola Chicago 88 82.
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Fred Albrecht
Wilson Graham
Golden Flashes
Daley and Paul clash over salary with Indians
Cleveland General Manager Gabe Paul maintains pressure on veteran pitcher Bud Daley who demands his full $21,000 salary. Daley may quit if terms are not met, while Paul hints at obtaining another player from the Yankees if Daley resigns. Ralph Terry and Ralph Houk are also involved in the evolving stake. The Indians hold firm as camp opens with Bell and Azcue/Carteon groups competing.
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Bowling JOLLY EIGHTS LEAGUE Standings and high scores
Collins Elevator 68 leads Faulhaber Co. 63 as Bob Meyer Chevrolet 54 and Dublo Carry Out 55 trail. Home Savings 53 1/2 Kaiser-Wells Drug 49 Lawsons 47 and Price Construction 28 follow with series leaders listed: H Ryle 484 N Carey 469 J Doughty 454 M Frank 451 B Kerkes 442 A Hig gins 441 M Staley 439 B Gregory 437 D Harsh berger 437 K Nickols 435 K Beck 430 C Kluces 422 D Grose 418 W Collier 416 Y Rister 415 S Spaar 412 V Pierce 405 M Benedict 405 R Barman 404 E Schaffer 400.
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Bullets Set New Scoring Record In 151 108 Romp
The Baltimore Bullets exploded for 151 points to beat the Cincinnati Royals 151 108 lifting their season scoring mark a team high. Walt Bellamy 32, Don Ohl 27 and Bailey Howell 20 led the Bullets while Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas had 20 for the Royals. The Pistons beat the Warriors 110 107. Lakers edged Celtics 104 102 and Hawks topped 76ers 124 110.
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Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
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