Pomona Appanoose Princeton Win Openers In County Tourney
Pomona Appanoose and Princeton opened Franklin County basketball tourney play with wins. Princeton edged Lane 52 50 on Gary Hulls late free throws. Pomona defeated Rantoul 64 45. Appanoose rolled past Richmond 56 38 while Richmond beat Lane 25 in a B game. Cletus Weiderholt and Rex Needham led Princeton with 14 and 13 points respectively.
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Williamsburg
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Neetham i Froggatte
Gravel
Holmes
White & Winters
Reeve
Ohio State Remains Unbeaten Atop Cage Poll
Ohio State holds every first place vote in the weekly AP men’s basketball poll as unbeaten leaders. The Buckeyes eye a tough test against Purdue while boasting a 43 straight Saturday win margin. St Bonaventure and Bradley follow in the rankings with key upcoming clashes noted.
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Bradley
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New York
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Uptime Note
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in state and out of state circulation with monthly and yearly options. Rates include one month at 86 cents, three months at 2.10, six months at 3.78, and one year at 15.08, plus Kansas sales tax where applicable. The notice mentions Associated Press republication rights.
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Ottewe
Kansas
Robert B. Wellingtom
Guy Buedaker
Associated Proseee
Mater
Split Over Stocking New Pro Team
The NFL meeting opened with owners divided over Vikings draft options. One faction seeks a limited 14 man proposed pool while another urges the full 14 man list as used by the Cowboys last season. A schedule expansion to 14 games was viewed as necessary, with exhibition games trimmed to five. Rozelle noted weather and ballpark issues complicate late season games.
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Norm van Brock- Yin
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Pete Rozellescuri
Navy
Rozelle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dallas
Hadl and LaRose Named Big Eight Honorees
John Hadl Kansas quarterback and Danny LaRose Missouri end were chosen as outstanding back and lineman in the Big Eight by the Midwest Football Writers Association. Hadl, a 61 190 pound junior from Lawrence, captured 56 votes while LaRose, 64 201 pound senior from Crystal City Missouri, received 45 votes. Hadl led the conference in punting average and ranked high in scoring and passing.
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John Hadl
Kansas
Danny LaRose
Missouri
Midwest
Football Writers Association of America
Don Pierce
University of Kansas
Hadl
LaRose
Crystal City
Mike Magac
All-Big Eight honors list with vote totals and ineligible note
The voting results show Tom Watkins of Iowa State with 10 votes, Jerry Keeling of Tulsa with 4, Bert Coan of Kansas 3 after ineligibility in December, and Curtis McClinton of Kansas with 2. Linemen named include Joe Romig of Colorado 20, Fred Hageman of Kansas 5, Roland Lakes of Wichita 3, Harold Beaty of Oklahoma State 3. Hadi and LaRose receive engraved wristwatches for recognition.
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Towa State
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Tulsa
Bert Coan
Kansas
Curtis McClinton
Joe Romig
Colorado
Fred Hageman
Roland Lakes
Wichita
Harold Beaty
Oklahoma State
Hadi
LaRose
Wilt Is Well Out In Front Of Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain of the Warriors leads the NBA scoring race with 1,787 points, 98.0 per game, after a 171-point four-game week, while Elgin Baylor trails by 93 points at 1,694. Baylor sits second, Oscar Robertson third with 1,495 points as league stats show.
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Unforgettable Games Lee Floyd Giebell Wins Tigers Pennant
A late September 1940 clincher in Cleveland saw 25 year old Floyd Giebell, from Pennsboro West Virginia, defeat Bob Feller and spark Detroit to the American League title in a hostile park before 45553, ending a tight pennant race. His unlikely start became a historic one day sensation.
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Tilden Red Grange
Floyd Giebell
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W. Va
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Ray Mack
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Baker
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Cage Bears
Palmer wins Pro Athlete of the Year in Rochester
Arnie Palmer dominates the Masters and U S Open season to top the Pro Athlete of the Year balloting. Floyd Patterson Norm Van Brocklin Bill Mazeroski Vernon Law also honored as Palmer receives 10 000 jewel belt at Rochester charity dinner.
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Rochester
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E Ames
Palmer
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Latrobe
Fagolfer
Floyd Patterson
Norm van Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Bill Mazeroski
Vernon Law
Patterson
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Mazeroski
Law
Rochester Press and Radio Club
Three Athletes Are Honored at Philadelphia banquet
At the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association 57th anniversary banquet, swimmer Jeff Farrell and football stars Norm Van Brocklin and Mike Ditka were celebrated. Farrell, flown in from France where he studies for a U.S. Foreign Service post, received the award as the most courageous athlete of 1960 after a standout career at Oklahoma and Yale with two golds.
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Jeff Farrell
Norm van Brocklin
Mike Ditka
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Farrell
France
U.S. Foreign Service
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University of Oklahoma
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