Rise of Joe L Brown fuels Pirates' title run
In Florida reports, Pirates general manager Joe L Brown is praised for shrewd trades since 1956. His top moves included Hoak Haddix Burgess for Thomas, Virdon for Del Greco and Littlefield, Mizell for Javier and Bauta, Schofield and cash for O'Brien and Freese, and Smith for Hamlin and Hall. Drafts like Rocky Nelson and signings such as Clem Labine boosted depth as Groat's injury and World Series heroics underscored Brown's impact.
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Detroit Team Rolls 2881 In ABC Tourney
Mold-A Matic team of Detroit posted 2881 to move into second in the regular division of the American Bowling Congress tournament. Luis Likinay led with 631 as Detroit’s squad rolled 991 941 949 while De George's of Philadelphia led at 2910. Other members included Ed Svodoba 607 Vince Chapski 592 Slav Ludwig Herzinga 556 and John Work 495.
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Miteff Scores Bloody Win Over Johnson
Alonzo Johnson of Rankin Pennsylvania lost a 10 round decision to Argentine Alex Miteff at St. Nicholas Arena in New York. Both boxers bled from facial cuts as Miteff prevailed on points on two scorecards and even on one, improving to 23-7-1 while Johnson fell to 12-5-4.
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Tennessee Duke candidates for NIT berth after Bradley turndown
Duquesne and Tennessee State emerge as leading candidates to fill the NIT spot vacated when Bradley declined. Holy Cross accepts, leaving two berths open as Utah and Colorado State battle for the Skyline title playoff. Remaining entrants include Memphis State, Providence, Dayton, DePaul, Army, Miami, Detroit, Temple and Niagara.
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Wilt Chamberlain Aims For 3000 Point Mark
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia needs 83 points in his final three games to become the first NBA player to reach 3,000, after scoring 2,917 through Sunday. Elgin Baylor and Oscar Robertson have gone past 2,000, while Bob Pettit and Jack Twyman sit near 2,000.
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