College All-Stars Triumph Over Oilers In Pan-American Trials
In Louisville, the College All-Stars edged Bartlesville Oilers 89 to 83 in round one of Pan-American trials. All-Americas Robertson and West led with 23 and 22 points. Green grabbed 27 rebounds and scored 20. Wichita beat Armed Forces 89-73 in the other opener. 20 players advance to August trials near Chicago.
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Seth To Open Baseball Season Vs Van Today
The Sherman High School baseball team begins its 1959 season with a home game against rival Van High on Friday April 3 at 1 p.m. Coach Jack Banks returns five lettermen Harold White Gene Monk Doug Caruthers Bob Hubbard and Bob Thompson. Additional promising players include Bob King Jack Hubbard Joe Tagliente David Woods Teddy Bowles Atholl Halstead Jimmy Hubbard Leslie Cameron Roger Hensley Danny Sutphin Malcolm Sheppard David Styers Doug Collier Boyd Johnson Archie Elkins Claude McCormick Joe Purdue Charles Styers Steve Hager and Billy Kinder.
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Lakers Set to Slow Celtics in NBA Finals Showdown
Minneapolis faces Boston in the NBA finals at Boston Garden on NBC TV at 3 p.m. EST as the Lakers seek to end 18 straight losses to the Celtics. Coach Johnny Kundla aims to cut about 10 to 12 points from Boston’s 119 average.
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Justice of the Peace F L Welch Fines Self on River Bank
Game Warden Jack Reavis found four fishermen in a restricted area. One of the four, Justice of the Peace F L Welch, fined himself and the other three ten dollars each on the river bank and suspended the fine on good behavior. The incident took place on site.
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Canadian Teams Take 3-2 Edge In NHL Playoff
The Associated Press reports a Canadian tilt in the NHL semifinals as Montreal Canadiens edge Chicago 4-2 while Toronto Maple Leafs stun the Bruins 4-1 to take a 3-2 series lead. Montreal hosts Chicago in game six. Toronto hosts Boston. Ted Lindsay ties Maurice Richard with his 121st playoff appearance.
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Leonard Takes Two-Stroke Lead In Masters Round Two
Stan Leonard, a balding Canadian, shot 69 to lead the Masters by two strokes in blustery conditions at Augusta. Four overseas players, including Peter Thomson and Angel Miguel, were within four shots, while Arnold Palmer and Jackie Burke Jr. trailed by two. Gary Player and Dave Thomas were among a large group at 73 as the field battled wind and rain.
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Logart and Scott TV Fight Tonight
Washington AP reports Isaac Logart seeks the world welterweight title as he meets Charley Scott in a 10 round rematch at Capitol Arena NBC telecasts at 10 p.m. EST Scott, 22, Philadelphia, upset Logart in a 10 round bout three weeks earlier by split decision. Logart still favored but by only 8 to 5. Scott improved to 21 wins against nine defeats after the prior loss. Logart, 25, Cuban, now 55 wins 11 draws 12 losses, hurting his ranking.
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Eagles and Devils Enter Teams In SJ Relays
Beckley Flying Eagles and Oak Hill Red Devils travel to Charleston to compete in the Stonewall Jackson Invitational at Laidley Field. Weather and injuries dampen prep for the meet with key athletes sidelined or limited. Oak Hill boasts a solid relay core and field talent as coach Duda aims for improvement after last year’s fourth place state showing.
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Four Fight Lineup for Heavyweight Champion Patterson
New York AP report states heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson has a four fight program planned over 19 months potentially earning over a million dollars before November 1, 1960. Planned defenses include England's Brian London on May 1 in Las Vegas and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson on June 25 at Yankee Stadium with NBC television involvement.
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Vazquez and Rawlings win tight points decisions
In Boise and Chicago bouts, Mauro Vazquez 134 of Mexico outpointed Baby Vasquez 13442 of Mexico in Boise, while Luther Rawlings 150 of Chicago outpointed Glenn Burgess 150 of Meridian Idaho in Chicago.
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30 Second Clock Adopted For AAU Tourney In Denver
The National AAU basketball tournament in Denver will use a 30 second shot clock. Teams must shoot within 30 seconds or lose possession. The event runs March 16 through 21 to avoid Holy Week, shifting from the previous final week in March.
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Wade 56 ABC Singles Champion Set For Tourney
George Wade, the 1956 singles champion from Steubenville Ohio, headlines the 56th American Bowling Congress Tour today in St Louis. Wade, a southpaw who won the Ro chester crown with a 744 series, posted a 566 in Thursday action as his Teramana Brothers Coal Co. team opened slowly. He competes in doubles and singles today.
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