West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference Basketball Tourney Opens
Charleston AP reports the 2nd WVIC tournament kicks with a banquet for coaches players and officials. Opening game West Virginia Wesleyan vs West Virginia State. seedings list Morris Harvey top and several matchups including Glenville State West Liberty and Bluefield State. LeFevre Jenkins and Wallace key for Institute. Wesleyan seeks sixth straight conference win.
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West Virginia High School Basketball Scores Report
W. Va. high school results list Montgomery over Fayetteville 88 71 and multiple game scores for schools including St. Albans Cedar Grove Stonewall Jackson East Bank Clendenin Charleston Hill games and cross state results with Pikeville Kentucky and Ohio teams. The page records numerous scores, opponents, and final tallies across boys basketball schedules.
Far West Scores Roundup from St Marys and rivals
Football slate shows St Marys Calif defeating College of the Pacific 79 to 55 while Jose tops San Francisco 69 to 66 and Sacramento State beats San Francisco State 72 to 58. Three regional games linked in Far West column with scores and brief recaps.
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Burdette Threatens Holdout Over Salary Cut
Milwaukee star Lew Burdette says he will only sign if his pay rises, rejecting a 1960 contract cut to 28 000 after 21 wins in 1959. He argues a 20 win pitcher on a second division club deserves more, recounting a 1-0 win over Pittsburgh and noting his 21-15 season with 20 complete games. He plans talks with GM John McHale in Sarasota next week.
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No Train Rides For Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians will travel by plane for all 1960 trips, with one exception a 404 mile Baltimore to Washington D C bus charter. The team will be insured for three million dollars on trips and each player carries a $50 000 policy naming his own beneficiary.
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Hank Set to Fight Sixto Rodriguez in Chicago Showdown
Hank returns to Chicago Stadium for an ABC televised 10 round light heavyweight bout against Sixto Rodriguez. Rodriguez, 24 win total, defends California title, while Hank seeks his sixth straight victory and improves on a 40 win, 10 loss, 1 draw record with 28 KO.
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Kid) Rodriguez
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Philadelphia
Floyd Patterson
LeBaron Retires From Pro Football
Eddie LeBaron announces retirement from the Washington Redskins after 10 seasons. He will practice law in Texas and scout the Southwest for Redskins prospects while Ralph Guglielmi competes for the quarterback job. LeBaron, 65 foot 7 inches, NFL passer leader in 1958, holds a George Washington University law degree and plans to practice with a Midland firm.
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IRS not pursuing Joe Louis for additional taxes
An IRS aide stated the government does not expect further tax money from Joe Louis as the case remains open but settled. The former heavyweight champion originally owed $545,000 in taxes on his earnings, with interest bringing the total.
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Mile Record Set by Fleet Nasrullah at Santa Anita
Arcadia California AP Fleet Nasrullah set a new American mile and one-eighth grass record at Santa Anita finishing in 1 46 4 5 trimming Poona II's 195A mark by 3 5 seconds. The feature race drew attention as the colt sped to the record time. Latham addressed Congress stating Mr Louis has reached his earning limit and cannot make large sums, though some hope remains.
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Beckley Beats Mount Hope in 87-77 Showdown
Beckley Flying Eagles shook off two injuries to win 87-77 over Mount Hope Mustangs after leading 26- first period and outscoring them in every quarter except the final. Sam Cohn 21 and Scotty Price 20 led Beckley. Sam Warwick 22 tops Mount Hope. The Montgomery Greyhounds routed Fayetteville 88-71 for their 16th straight win. Other victors include Mullens Ansted Princeton Trap Hill Kimball Hinton Baileysville Logan Marsh Fork Conley and Gassaway.
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Navy Coach Helps Triandos
At 29 catcher Gus Triandos of the Baltimore Orioles takes running lessons from Naval Academy track coach Earl Thomson. Triandos jokes about improvement, notes flat feet may limit progress, recalls his memorable inside-the-park homer at Memorial Stadium when Ted Williams chased a ball that stayed in play.
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Hoy Scad of High School Matches and College Games
Today’s basketball slate features Marsh Fork at Sophia, Montgomery at Madison Stoco, Lookout at Glen Rogers, Kingston at Herndon, Matoaka at Beckley Jr., Logan Jr. College West Virginia at George Washington, with multiple ranked records and rivalries across the schedule.
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