Eaglets Edge Logan in Close Junior High Showdown
Beckley Eaglets, sparked by Buddy Gravely, beat Logan Juniors 50 to 49 at Logan. Kingston outpaced Mount Hope 40 to 37, and Herndon fought off Oceana 39 to 37 as local junior high teams posted wins. Gravely scored nine of Beckley’s 20 points in the fourth period to seal the victory.
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Tenn
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Collins
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Sumpter
New COLONAID laxative promises three way relief
Aging colon weakens propulsion causing dry, stiff waste. Old laxatives cause gas cramps and delays relief. COLONAID moistens, rebulks, and gently stimulates mass movement in the lower colon, relieving constipation overnight with hospital safety for expectant mothers. introductory size 43 cents.
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CoLonar
Grayson's Reds Scoreboard Show How Fast They Fall Apart
Sports editor Harry Grayson reviews the Cincinnati Reds collapse from 1956 to 1958. He notes GM Gabe Paul trades that weakened the club, the shedding of power at first base, and roster moves that left the infield thin. He cites Roy McMillan Johnny Temple Cal McLish and changes at shortstop with Chico Cardenas Eddie Kasko and Elio Chacon.
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Cincinnati Baseball Writers
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Gene Freese
WVU Remains In 2nd Ten Duke In 3rd Despite Loss To N. C. State
Ohio State holds No. 1 with 18-0 record after two wins. St. Bonaventure stays No. 2, Duke remains No. 3 after a setback to North Carolina State. St. John’s moves into the top 10 as Iowa slips to 11th. Southern Cal rises to No. 4, Bradley down to No. 5. Other shifts include Cincinnati up to No. 6 and North Carolina dropping to No. 7.
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Palmer Wins Sth Playoff and Takes Vacation
Arnold Palmer sealed the Phoenix Open after beating Doug Sanders in a playoff. Palmer, after a 67 in the playoff, earned $4,300 and moved to $12,724 in this year’s money list. He flies to personal appearances for a week and must return to Baton Rouge to defend a crown or face a $550 fine. Sanders settled for $3,000.
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al Balding
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Top Golfers Open 54-Hole Par 3 Tourney
Palm Beach Florida hosts a 54 hole par three event with 24 men and women pros racing for 10 000 in prize money. Notables Snead Wright Rawls Suggs Hagge Berg and Ware headline a field aiming to compare short games across genders.
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Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
Henry Picard
Bobby
Fight Results By United Press International
Paol o Rosi outpointed Tom Tibbs in New York while Jesse Smith stopped Jimmy Remson in Chicago. Ronnie Perez out pointed Jimmy Abeyta in Oakland California as boxing results are reported by United Press International.
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Paolo Rosi
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Chicago
Jesse Smith
Jimmy Remson
Detroit
Oakland
Calif
Ronnie Perez
Hayward
Jimmy Abeyta
Shady Spring aims for undefeated season and regional title
Shady Spring High School matmen seek an 11-0 finish with a win over DuPont before the regional wrestling tournament at Shady Spring High School. Coach Dix Manning, praised for turning the program into a top region contender, has built a seven-year wrestling legacy since 1955.
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Shady
Marvin Wetzel
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Wetzel
New Highlands University
Beckley College prep and tourney plans announced
Joe Cook athletic director of Beckley College will attend the Charleston Chamber of Commerce Banquet with D. K. Shroyer Hulett Smith and Jack Van Dyke. The event honors WVIAC tournament teams in Charleston this week. Cook will take ten players and a manager to the tournament with the squad quartered at the Holly Hotel. Wayne Anderson of Shady Spring High named to 1960 Junior High All American team through America's Gold Medal Program. Good luck Wayne. JERRY WEST averages 17.6 PPG HAL GREER 19.9. HOT ROD HANDLEY in fourth NBA season through Feb has no disqualifications by personal fouls.
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NBA
Royals Upend Lakers in Dayton as Robertson scores 40
Oscar Robertson leads the Cincinnati Royals to a 104-100 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers at the University of Dayton Field House in Dayton Ohio. Big O nets 40 points on 15 of 30 shooting to keep third place within reach while Elgin Baylor scores 31 for the Lakers. Arlen Bockhorn and Mike Farmer help seal the win as Beckhorn earns a Dayton welcome with gifts and a modest eight points.
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