Grid Coaches Push For Rule Changes At NCAA Meeting
New York AP report on the NCAA convention as coaches and the rules committee weigh enforcement actions, potential adoption of unlimited substitution, and ongoing infractions investigations. Memphis State’s nine-game probation ended, restoring eligibility for postseason play. AFCA and rules committee consider returning to unrestricted substitution for the first time since 1952.
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Wilt Dunks 52 Points in Knicks Victory
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot 1 inch Philadelphia rookie, scored 52 points and grabbed 29 rebounds to lead his team's 126-111 win over the Minneapolis Lakers at Madison Square Garden. He dunked 20 field goals amid heavy double teams and also deflected 10 Lakers shots. The performance marked his second 50 plus game, following a 55 point game against Cincinnati. The night also saw Carl Braun's Knicks beat the Pistons 121-110, while Syracuse Nationals edged Boston Celtics 145-143 in overtime in Providence.
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Bowling Scores in Royal and Night Owl Leagues
League bowling results list high scores and top shooters for Royal and Night Owl divisions. Notable marks include McFadden 193 810 for 1st in Royal and Wolgast 202 573 for 3 High, with other 10-30 series leaders across teams such as Goodyear, Beeta, National Guard entries, Sunrise, Bundy, Hermreck, and Cain.
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College Basketball Scores From Multiple Games Across Regions
Summary of college and high school basketball results across several schools and cities. Notable scores include Washington University St Louis 77 over Kansas City University 70, Texas A&M 68 over Baylor 51, Arkansas 74 over Texas Christian 60, and Texas 58 over SMU 56. Multiple regional matches follow with varied outcomes.
Main Issues Facing Congress in 1960 Session
Washington AP reports the 86th Congress opens a new session with civil rights school aid and minimum wage battles likely to dominate. Key fights include voting rights and integration, school construction funding, wage coverage, and housing while budget and defense spending debates loom amid Senate refusals and presidential plans.
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