Williamsburg Triumphs Over Lane 64 to 23 in FCS Contest
Williamsburg dominated Lane 64 to 23 last night as they built a 28-19 halftime lead and pulled away in the third period. Don Miskimon led with 28 points, Roger Bush 19, and John Thornbrugh 13 while Lane’s Everett Wheeler topped their scoring with 8. Burg’s B team won 30-20.
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Princeton Upsets Pomona in hard fought win
Princeton High School defeated Pomona 52 to 49 in a close contest. Dick Fiehburn led Princeton with 23 points, Gary Hull added 12, and Dale Whiteford 10. Larry Jones led Pomona with 30 points, and Gary Lindsey had 10 for Pomona. Princeton B team won 35-28 as Atlie Wood scored 11.
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Basilio Eyes Return Bout With Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio, named 1957 Fighter of the Year, plots a Chicago return title bout with Sugar Ray Robinson. Basilio, 30, former Marine from Chittenango N Y, aims for a decisive victory to seal the rematch likely in March no later than March 26. He will be guided by co managers Johnny Nero and Joe Netro with Jim Norris of the International Boxing Club.
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Boxing Writers Assn
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Hirsch Quitting Pro Football
Los Angeles end Elroy Hirsch quits football to become sports director for Union Oil Co. He will host a sports show and run the youth program, hoping to work as an adviser to the Rams, signaling the end of his playing career. Team star Norm Van Brocklin had retired recently.
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Victory For Quenemo As Osage Tourney Opens
The Osage County Basketball Tournament began at Wilson Field House Ottawa University with three bracket games. Quenemo overwhelmed Michigan Valley 48 to 21 as Yorkey led with 12 points, while Rolen added 11 and Niehoff 10 for Quenemo. Overbrook and Lyndon posted decisive wins in the opening night, with Overbrook 60 to 40 over Scranton and Lyndon 36 to Melvern.
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Hector Lopez Returns His Contract Unsigned
Infielder Hector Lopez of the Kansas City Athletics said he had returned his 1958 contract unsigned because of a salary cut. He did not reveal the offer amount but indicated it was substantially lower and that his 1957 performance was as good as in earlier years with no justification for the cut.
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Appanoose Rally Beats Waverly in Nonleague Tilt 74-69
Appanoose erased a ten point halftime deficit to defeat Waverly 74-69 behind a relentless full court press and 33 points from Jim Detwiler. Ron Fowler added 20, while Ed Allie scored 20 for the winners in last night’s non-conference game.
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Richmond Trips Rantoul 41-38 in Franklin County League
Richmond tripped Rantoul 41-38 as Jim Brock and Clarence Green led with 12 and 10 points. Rantoul’s Ken Johnson and Charley Brown each had 14. A polio benefit game followed with girls’ and alumni matchups. Richmond won the B game 42-14.
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Wellsville Tops Greeley in Nonleague Threquel rout
Wellsville surged in the final period to rout Greeley 92 to 43 after trailing 32 29 at three quarters. Tarl Cobb led Wellsville with 16 points followed by Larry Cheney 12 and Larry Sandridge 11 as Wellsville improved to 6 2. Pat Adkinson led Greeley with 13 points as Greeley also lost the B contest 143 41 Wingert paced Wellsville with 14 points and Almond had 12 for Greeley.
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Bowling Scores and High Game Totals by Vendors
Bowling scorecard listing teams Redick Grocery Davis Paints Wassmer's Bundy Insurance Briscoe Drugs Knights of Columbus Wright's Studio Moore Chevrolet Goodyear with high games and series. Player names include B Reddick Cox Meador Bryant Cordle Bettge Briscoe G Briscoe Akers Harkins Jackson Harrison Stine and others, with series totals up to 594 and 549.
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Braves Rally Pushes Ottawa over Friends in ECAC clash
Ottawa University Braves rallied in the second half to beat Friends University Quakers 94 to 63 in ECAC action at West High gym Wichita. Bob McGhee led OU with 25 points amid a sharpe second-half surge and Bob Knight added 16. Vince Driski scored 22, his season high, as OU outscored Friends 60-30 after halftime. Friends top scorer Virgil Puetz finished with 13 as the Quakers dropped to 0-3 in ECAC play and 1-4 overall.
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College Basketball Scores From Kansas and Nearby Teams
Oklahoma State defeated Wichita 65 to 42 and Fort Hays State edged Williams Jewell 74 to 77 in overtime. Other listed results include Washburn 62, Baker 63, and Columbus 3A teams like Garnett 48 and Osawatomie 47, with several small school scores across the state.
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Utah Coach To Stanford Utah Coach To Stanford
Palo Alto California Utah’s Jack Curlice is expected to be named football coach at Stanford on a three year pact worth 15000 dollars annually. University officials told the Tribune that a recommendation was made to the athletic council and would go to President Wallace Sterling and the Board of Trustees in Salt Lake City for final approval. Curlice said he has made neither commitments nor reached agreement with another school.
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Erdelatz quits Texas coaching search in dispute
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz withdrew from the Texas A&M football coaching hunt after a heated clash over visit arrangements. He told reporters he would stay with Navy and criticized the university for improper protocol, leaving no clear replacement in sight.
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