Flying Eagles Entertain Huntington Ponies In Short Schedule
Woodrow Wilson hosts Huntington as eight area games test weather. Mullens meets Shady Spring in Coalfield action while Sophia faces Stoco in ACL play. Be ckl ey’s Buddy Gravely stars after recent wins. Stoco seeks upset.
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Oilers keep Ivy as coach and GM in two year deal
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams signs Frank Pop Ivy to a two year contract as head coach and general manager. Adams faces questions about star halfback Billy Cannon and Don Luman after Ivy gains more authority. Cannon warned he would not play if Ivy stayed. Adams hints Cannon could be traded if attitude fails.
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Bud) Adams
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Pop) Ivy
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Baylor Leads LA To Victory In NBA Action
Elgin Baylor scored 41 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat Detroit 128 111 to extend their Western lead to 11 games. Dick Barnett added 28 for L A while Detroit's Don Ohl led the Pistons with 22. In Syracuse New York the Knicks defeated the Hawks 123 113 keeping Eastern playoff hopes alive. Al Butler had 27 for New York and Bob Pettit 37 for St. Louis. Larry Costello scored 22 in the second half for the Nationals in a 136 117 win over Chicago.
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Dodgers face wave of unsigned players in 1963 signing spree
Dodgers managers tally unsigned players after signing Lee Wails for 21 000 and adding rookies Bill Haas and Mike Brumley while Wally Moon accepts a 4000 cut on a 242 average. Other clubs ink multiple players and prepare for spring training amid roster shakeups.
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NYU Violets Surge as Hairston Stays Hot
New York University defeated Holy Cross 102-71 at Madison Square Garden led by Harold Hairston with 38 points and Barry Kramer 35. NYU, now 13-2, shows high scoring pace and a likely postseason berth as they threaten top teams. Other Thursday results include Wake Forest over Maryland 75-54 and North Texas State 64-62 over St Louis.
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Happy) Hairston
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Bridges Will Begin Training In A Month
Yankee relief pitcher Marshall Bridges wounded in left leg by a woman in a bar. he will start spring training in about a month and may be ready for bullpen duty when the AL season opens. Dr. George Rahilly said the injury is not serious and Bridges can walk.
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Stydahar Returns as Bears Defensive Line Coach
Chicago owner-coach George Halas announced Joe Stydahar, a Bears legend, will return next season as defensive line coach assisting George Allen, who was named defensive coach earlier in the week.
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Openers Post 6 and Post 197 Threaten Seneca District Play
Post 6 routed Post 80 69 to 42 and Post 179 crushed Post 67 73 to 25 as the Seneca District Boy Scouts basketball league opens. Hansbury led Post 6 with 33 points and 29 rebounds, Jackson scored 18 for the losers. Wil led Post 197 with 23 points, Hedrick added 14, Teubert had 13 for the losers.
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Beatty Debuts in 1963 NY Track Meet at Garden
Little Jim Beatty 28, of the Los Angeles Track Club, makes his 1963 debut in the New York Athletic Club meet at Madison Square Garden. Top contenders include Soviet stars Brumel Ter-Ovanesyan Bulishev and Canada's Bruce Kidd.
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Villanova
Ferrier January Take Lead In Tucson Open
Old Jim Ferrier and Don January moved into the second round of the $25,000 Tucson Open posting identical seven under par 65s to grab a two shot lead over Dutch Baird and three over five others.
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