AL Team Expected To Be Placed In LA Today
In St Louis AP reports the American League aims to place a new Los Angeles franchise next year to be known as the Angels with owners Reynolds and Gene Autry. O Malley and others negotiate on Wrigley Field and Chavez Ravine terms amid a heated territorial dispute and TV radio income splits. Autry discussed Casey Stengel as possible manager while Reynolds seeks a smooth agreement. Meanwhile The Citadel defeats West Virginia 83 72 as Citadel uses zone defense and hot outside shooting.
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Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Citadel
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King
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Mel Thompson
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Tri-County hooped wins as Shady Stratton Mount Hope triumph
Shady Spring Tigers edged Sophia 46 45 in Beaver with Pete McKinney scoring 22 for Shady. Mount Hope Mustangs defeated Ansted 78 55 in Fayette County. Glen Rogers beat Baileysville 83 76 and Herndon topped Athens 49 40. Conley of Mullens fell 59 57 to Park Central in Bluefield.
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Robert Stanton
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Bailey
Cochran
Adkins
Lilly
Blue Hawks Open Home State Tenue
Beckley College Blue Hawks usher in the 60 61 home basketball season at Recreation Building tonight at eight against Bluefield State. Coach Joe Cook rotates his lineup, starting a new group for the third time this season as the team seeks a 2 1 conference victory in their first WVU contest against a 1 2 record. Vernon Hurt leads the league in scoring and aims to lift Beckley with 22 point average, while Ron Stennett and Terry Wiseman vie for forward spots as centers battle for the pivot.
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Beckley College
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Roanoke
Virginia
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Nets
Virginians
Coshocton
Ohio
Ron Stennett
Terry Wiseman
Fox
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John Chambers
Mason A
Arnold Palmer pockets 80000 in golf winnings this year
Arnold Palmer, the Ligonier professional, has pocketed about 80000 in prize money this year, an all time record. Official PGA records show Palmer played in 26 tournaments, won eight, and finished in the top five 17 times. Ken Venturi trails with about 46000.
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Fla
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Ligonier
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Palmer
Ken Venturi
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Calif
Brown Selected Lineman of Year
Minnesota guard Tom Brown, a 235-pound All American and 24-year-old ex sailor, was named the Associated Press Lineman of the Year for 196x. He led the Gophers to a national championship season, earning over 40 percent of ballots, with Mike Ditka and E J Holub far behind. Browns future lies with NFL or Canadian league prospects.
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Tom Brown
Minnesota
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Associated Press
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Sandy Stephens
Baltimore Colts
New York Titans
Vancouver
Mike Ditka
Pittsburgh All America
E. J. Holub
Texas Tech
Tech Registers Fifth Hoop Win In State Conference
West Virginia Tech beat Concord 73-70 to extend its win streak to five. Fairmont State beat West Liberty 77-65 as Ron Everhart scored 28. Bethany topped Shepherd 76-61, Salem edged Davis and Elkins 99-87, and Potomac State won 71-58 over Frostburg State. Carl Buckley led Tech with a late go-ahead field goal. endgame scuffle noted.
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Associated Press
West Virginia Tech
Concord
Fairmont State
West Liberty
Bethany
Shepherd
Salem
Davis and Elkins
Potomac State
Frostburg
State
Carl Buckley
Ron Everhart
Coach Keeps Word About Dyeing Hair
A coach promised to dye his hair school colors if both boys and girls basketball teams each won 10 straight games this season. Both teams achieved the feat on Saturday night. On Tuesday a professional beautician dyed Russell's hair blue with a white stripe as 700 students and visitors cheered at an assembly.
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Russell
Southpaw Golfers Tee Off In Fla. Tourney
Bradenton Florida. AP. One hundred thirty three southpaw players tee off in the first annual Open Left-handed Championship at DeSoto Lakes Golf and Country Club. Amateur Robert Johnson of Charleston West Virginia shot 36 37 73 to lead after the opening round as the 72 hole event runs through Saturday.
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Bradenton
Fla
DeSoto Lakes Golf and Country Club
Robert Johnson
Charleston
W. Va
Basilio Faces Senate Inquiry On Boxing Ties
Washington AP Carmen Basilio shifts from ring to hearing room to answer Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee questions about ties to James D. Norris and Frankie Carbo. The probe seeks underworld taint in boxing with potential testimony from Jack Kearns and others linked to the International Boxing Club, Wallman, and IBC operations at Madison Square Garden.
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Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
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Og Dempsey
Kearns
Sania
Norris Enterprises
Hymie the Mink
Wallman
Billy Brown
IBC
Bonomi
New York
Madison Square Garden
Hawks Crush Detroit 146-110 in St Louis Showdown
Hawks stay within reach of the Celtics and Warriors as Detroit falls 146-110 in St Louis. Celtics, Hawks dominate playoff race while Cincinnati tops New York 117-112 in the Garden doubleheader. New York sits bottom of Eastern Division. Cincinnati also last in the West. Boston and St. Louis face frequent playoff clashes in recent seasons.
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New York
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Los Angeles
Lakers
Mullens City Basketball League Seeks Players
Mullens High School principal Lewis D Antoni says the City Basketball League of Mullens invites interested residents to register at the City Esso Mullens High School Shell Service Station Amar Department Store and the Ford Garage before week’s end. A meeting for prospective members is set for Monday at 6 p.m. at the Moose Lodge in Mullens.
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D’ Antoni
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Mullens High School
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Moose
Slip Madigan Suffers Critical Heart Attack in Oakland
E P Slip Madigan, 65, famed Notre Dame football star under Knute Rockne and later a colorful college coach, was hospitalized Tuesday after a heart attack. His condition was listed critical. He coached St Marys Gaels to national prominence and in recent years built homes in the San Francisco area with his son Ed.
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Oakland
Calif
E.P
Madigan
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
St. Mary's Gaels
San Francisco
World Bowling Tourney Opens in Chicago
Champions Don Carter and Olga Gloor headline a 30 player field in the World's Invitational Tournament finals in Chicago. Men will bowl four games daily over five days, women two games daily. Dick Weber led qualifying with 7,756 over 36 games. Marion Ladewig topped the women at 4,831 over 24 games. Carter finished 7,316 in 36 games and Gloor totaled 4,425 for 24 games.
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Chicago
Don Carter
Olga Gloor
Ugh
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Gloor
1400 Persons Honor Hoover At Football Hall of Fame
In New York 1400 attendees honored Herbert Hoover who received the National Football Foundation award for contributions to football. The Hall of Fame welcomed nine electees including two posthumous inductees and noted Hoover's ties to Stanford 64 years ago as a football manager. Electees include Gelbert of Pennsylvania Snow of Michigan Aldrich Navy Locke Iowa Luckman Columbia Lu Jack Notre Dame Turner Hardin-Simmons Tur ner Little of Columbia.
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Herbert Hoover
National Football Foundation
Foundation
Hoover
Stanford University
Charles G. Gelbert
Pennsylvania
Neil Worthington Snows
Michigan
Ki Aldrich
Texas Christian
Buzz Berries
Navy
Gordon Locke
Iowa
Sid Luckman
Columbia
John Lujack
Notre Dame
Bulldog Turner
Hardin-Simmons
Lou Little
Hill's 141 yards spark Wyoming spring game
Jerry Hill, Wyoming's crack left halfback, gained 141 yards in eight carries in the spring football game.
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Jerry Hill
Wyoming
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