Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported by AP
AP dispatches summarize results from bouts in Tampa Miami Nottingham Sydney New Orleans New York with winners Pastrano Swift Barnes Hank Rollins and others. Notable scores include Pastrano outpointing Parkis and Hank stopping Bowdry.
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Australia
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Henry Hank
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Major Leagues Hold Off On Expansion Plan
Branch Rickey criticized the major leagues for delaying expansion while the American and National Leagues said no immediate expansion is feasible. Commissioner Ford Frick welcomed the stance as allowing the Continental League to pursue status, with talks focusing on a future path to three majors. Joe Cronin called expansion inevitable and discussed nine or ten clubs only with league cooperation.
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First 12 Teams Slated To Play In Bowl Games
Syracuse University wins the national championship with 16 of 201 first place votes in the final AP poll. The Orangemen top the rankings and will face Texas in the Cotton Bowl after a season highlighted by 10 straight wins and dominant offensive and defensive stats. Major bowl pairings include Sugar Mississippi vs LSU, Orange Georgia vs Missouri, Rose Wisconsin vs Washington, Bluebonnet Texas Christian vs Clemson, Gators Arkansas vs Georgia Tech, Liberty Alabama vs Penn State.
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Detroit at Chicago NHL clash on Monday schedule
The Associated Press reports National Hockey League results show no games Tuesday or Wednesday. Detroit meets Chicago on the Monday slate with no other schedule entries noted.
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15 Games On Tap Tonight In ACL Battle
In the ACL season start week 59 60 teams prepare for 15 games. Shady Spring visits Sophia while Marsh Fork travels to Mark Twain as Pearson authors aim to rebound from a 43 41 loss.
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American Loop Retires Rommel
Baltimore AP recalls Eddie Rommel a 13 year AL pitcher and 22 year umpire who the league retired Monday. The holder of knuckleball fame reflects on a long career with Athletics Bears of the International League and umpiring, recalling key games and life in baseball.
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Big Ten Faces Million Dollar TV Offer
A national ad agency offered the Big Ten a one million dollar per year television package for three years with renewal option to televise football basketball swimming and track events. NCAA rules prevent acceptance without sanction, and breaking from the NCAA would be required if accepted. Conference officials declined to comment.
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Wilt Chamberlain Tops NBA Scorers With 715 Points
NEW YORK AP Wilt Chamberlain leads the NBA scoring race with 715 points at an average of 35.7 through the season for the Philadelphia Warriors. He missed recent games due to a swollen left foot after a Saturday stomp, paving way for Paul Arizin to lead Warriors with 109 points in four games and drop to fourth in the league with 531 points. Other leaders include Elgin Baylor with 601 points, Cliff Hagan leading field goal accuracy, Dolph Schayes at 0.890 foul shooting, and Bob Cousy with 216 assists.
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Coggin Wins Senior Golf Championship in Playoff
Willie Goggin, 53, the San Jose pro, defended the U S national senior title by winning a three way playoff at El Dorado Country Club Palm Springs. He shot 37 33 70 two under par to edge Smiley Quick of Los Angeles and Olin Dutra of Rialto as Quick and Dutra posted 74 and 76. Goggin collected 2000 dollars for first place.
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Horvath Holds Hockey Lead Despite Toe Injury
Broncos Horvath, center for the Boston Bruins, retained the NHL scoring lead with 35 points from 21 goals and 14 assists after missing one game last week with a toe injury. Andy Bathgate and Gordie Howe remained tied for second, Hull moved to fourth with 29 points, and Jacques Plante continued leading the league with 2.04 goals allowed per game.
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
Scores from numerous college matchups list teams and final results across regions including St John’s, Fairleigh Dickinson, Boston College, Northeastern, Villanova, Gettysburg, Florida Southern, Centenary, Tulane, Mississippi State, Union Tennessee, East Tennessee State, Mississippi, Chattanooga, Union Kentucky, Bellarmine, Tennessee Tech, Northwestern Louisiana, Catholic University, Western Maryland, Vanderbilt, Arkansas State, Auburn, Howard Alabama, Louisville, Furman, Tennessee, Clemson, Kentucky State, Knoxville, The Citadel, Alabama, Cincinnati, Miami Ohio, Ohio State, Butler, Purdue, Pittsburgh, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Missouri, Indiana, Wichita, Arizona State Tempe, Loyola Chicago, Creighton, Kansas, Texas Tech, era Texas, Houston, Arkansas, Tulsa, Utah, New Mexico State, Colorado, New Mexico.
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