Villanova Dominates Seton Hall in Strong Road Win
Villanova impressed by routing Seton Hall 94-65 after praise from West Virginia coach Fred Schaus. The day saw several upsets as Penn beat Temple, Maryland edged Navy, Memphis State topped Tennessee Tech, and Xavier defeated Western Kentucky.
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Night Ladies Bowling Scores And Highs From Wednesday
Readable scores show multiple lanes and players with top games and series. Notable highs include Pogue 454, McAuliffe 315, Brown 663, and Tomlin 590 across different teams such as First Nat s Bank, Princeton, and Mid-Continent.
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Mertes Considers Job At Nebraska
Lincoln AP reports Bus Mertes former Kansas State football coach was interviewed for an Nebraska assistant coaching post. Bill Jennings said Mertes is interested in remaining in coaching and might take an assistant role after visiting Jennings on Monday. The vacancy arose when Warren Schmakel resigned to become Rutgers line coach.
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Bus Mertes
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Nebraska
Bill Jennings
Mertes
Jennings Monlay
Warren Schmakel
Rutgers
A Coach Gives East An Edge
Philadelphia AP reports Villa Nova coach Al Severance favors the East in the 10th annual All Star classic. He notes Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell give the East a defensive edge, contending rebounding will decide the game if all else is equal.
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al Severance
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National Basketball Assm
Severance
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Handicapped Men On Wrestling Team INDIANA Pa
Arnie Bowser who is blind and Paul Kuntz who has one arm are varsity wrestlers at Indiana State College. Coach Lew Shaffer says their handicaps do not limit them and they compete with determination. Bowser lost sight after an arrow injury and Kuntz lost his left arm in a railroad car accident. Bowser eyes the mat by feel and Kuntz uses his legs as well as others use arms.
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Paul Kuntz
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State College
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Kuntz
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Shaffer
Confusing County League Tightens Before Tournament
Franklin County basketball standings show Williamsburg tumbling from a 7-0 start as Princeton Oriole ties Williamsburg for first while Pomona Appanoose and Richmond chase leaders. Appanoose and Richmond clash as Lane visits Pomona and Williamsburg visits Rantoul with Little Seven final bracket looming.
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Pomona
Lane
Williamburg
Rantoul
Gardner
Pis
Princeton Ee
Pomona Ee
Richmond
Mee
Appanoose
Challenger Pender regrets deciding to become a boxer
Boston AP reports middleweight contender Paul Pender, 29, Brookline, Massachusetts, who faces Sugar Ray Robinson in a nationally televised title bout, says he would not advise others to pursue boxing and laments the career's impact on family life and risk of permanent injury.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Pender
Brookline
Mass
Robinson
Massachusetts
New York
Mantle criticizes Yankees pay cut after return to club
Mickey Mantle said he was surprised by a larger than expected pay reduction after returning to the New York Yankees without signing a new contract. Reports from New York quoted him as being cut from 75,000 to 60,000, though he acknowledged some merit in a reduction. Mantle added his on field performance last year was not very solid.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
New York
Mantle
West Coast May Have Two Teams
The NBA asked for proposals for a Los Angeles Jets franchise which could yield two West Coast teams if Minneapolis Lakers owner Bob Short moves his club out of the red. League owners meet to discuss Chicago admission, playoffs, draft date, and officiating amid Royals protest of officiating quality after a 119-108 St Louis win over Cincinnati.
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National Basketball Assn
Los Angeles Jets
NBA
West Coast
Bob Short
Minneapolis Lakers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis Hawks
Cincinnati
Royals
Pep Wilson
Tham
Two Giants Sign 1960 Contracts for Davenport and Kirkland
San Francisco AP reports Jim Davenport and Willie Kirkland, top Giants players, each signed 1960 contracts. Davenport reportedly earns about 17,500 dollars and Kirkland about 13,500 dollars, reflecting pay increases.
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Jimmy Davenport
Willie Kirkland
San Francisco Giants
Davenport
Kirkland
Pastrano Ups His Position In Title Contention
Willie Pastrano moved closer to a light heavyweight title shot by defeating Jerry Luedee by a unanimous 10 round decision in Miami Beach. On national TV he displayed speed and elusiveness that supporters say could beat Archie Moore, with trainer Angelo Dundee insisting Pastrano can win now.
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Fla
Willie Pastrano
Archie Moore
Jerry Luedee
Pastrano
Angelo Dundee
Willie
Moore
Pastrana
Pastrano Beats Luedee In Middling Heavyweight Bout
Pastrano showcased speed and power as he boxed the fight against Luedee, cutting the opponent with his jab in the fourth round and blooding his nose by the eighth. No knockdowns occurred. Referee Jim Peerless scored the bout 98-94 for Pastrano under the 10 point system, with judges Thal and Winston at 98-93.
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Pastrano
Luedee
Jim Peerless
Eddie. Thal
Stu Winston
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