Pomona Wins Opener In County Tournament Action
Pomona defeated Rantoul 78-55 led by Warera Chambers with 33 points, while Richmond edged Appanoose 46-45 and Princeton beat Lane 67-59 in overtime. Rex Needham of Lane tied the fourth period at 57-57, then Lane lost in overtime. Williamsburg beat Princeton B 23-21 to advance.
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Cincinnati Remains Choice Of Writers
The Associated Press top 10 remained unchanged as Cincinnati held the No. 1 ranking with Bradley close behind. The vote reflects limited action last week with only minor shifts in point totals among the leading teams.
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AFL Eyes Eighth Member as It Opens Three Day Talks
The American Football League starts a three day session in Dallas to select its eighth franchise. Atlanta Oakland and Miami are the contenders with Oakland or Atlanta viewed as likely owners. The AFL will set officers hear legal reports hear from delegations draft plans 1960 schedule and possible cross league agreements.
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Campanella's Son Arrested Again
New York AP report says Roy Campanella’s 16 year old stepson David was arrested Monday midnight on petty larceny and parole violation charges. It is his third arrest in under a year. Police seized him with three other youths as they browsed items from a large cardboard box containing a lobster, sardines, soap, toothpaste, light bulbs and cigarettes.
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Bowling Bits MABEL GILLILAND leads Ottawa league chaos
Tuesday night bowling standings show KOFO Unique and Todd's tied for first with 43 wins, Arnold's close behind at 42. Highs include Vern Ferguson 170 game, Jerry Hird and Helen Wenthe 167, and Eloise Hughes top scores in multiple events. Royal Lanes leads Friday action with Royal T. scoring and Mara caibo close in weekly totals.
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Melvern Wins Osage Tourney Title Over Scranton
Melvern high school captured the Osage County tournament crown by beating Scranton 51 to 44 at Lebo. Overbrook defeated Quenemo 60 to 50 for third place. Melvern led 27 to 14 at halftime as four players reached double figures. Patterson 13, Bitts 17, Schultz 12, Lilly 0. Lester led Scranton with 17. Magnuson 12, Bodine 8, Bogren 7. Overbrook's Rose 28, Rappard 19. Quenemo’s Bolen 29 led scoring.
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Hodges Becomes Dodgers' Highest Paid Player
Los Angeles AP Duke Snider takes a 3000 dollar salary cut and Gil Hodges will be the Dodgers' highest paid this year Hodges earned 38000 last season while Snider made 40000 The club plans a raise for Hodges in 1959 Snider hit .308 in 126 games with 88 runs batted in and 23 homers despite knee issues
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Georgia Tech Tops Kentucky for Second Victory This Season
Georgia Tech defeated Kentucky 65 to 44 at Atlanta in a must win SEC game. The Engineers, building their first champion ship season in the SEC since 1938, handed Kentucky its fourth worst defeat in Adolph Rupp's 30 year era. Tech moved to six straight SEC wins and 15 of 17 overall, with Kentucky dropping to 4-2 in the league and 10-5 overall. Streaking Virginia Tech also won, reaching eight in a row.
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Hot shooting routs shake Big Ten as Iowa falls to Minnesota
Minnesota overwhelmed Iowa 87-72 at Iowa City as part of a Monday college basketball slate. Loyola of New Orleans upset Touring Houston 63-61 after a 15-point halftime lead, with John Flynn scoring 16 and hitting his last six shots to spark the rally. Centenary edged Touring Oklahoma City 65-58 in Louisiana while Stanford beat Washington State 67-58 in overtime. Hardin-Simmons outlasted North Texas State 98-96 in OT in a high scoring night.
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