Cage Powers Of Last Year Open Tonight
The article previews tonight's college basketball openers featuring Wilt Chamberlain leading Kansas against Oklahoma State. Kentucky faces Duke while SMU meets Minnesota and other ranked teams test early strength. Gonzaga debuts French 7-3 Lefebvre against College of Idaho.
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Brown Set To Defend Lightweight Title In TV Bout
Lightweight champion Joe Brown, 3-1 favorite, ends drills for Wednesday night title bout at Chicago Stadium. Brown, making his third defense, meets challenger Joey Lopes in a 135 pound fight televised on WTVP at 9 p.m. Lopes drew Brown in August and has 13 losses against 24 wins with 17 knockouts. Brown carries 66-14-9 with 28 knockouts.
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Boxing results from multiple venues list knockouts and decisions
In Hollywood Alfredo Escobar from Redondo Beach knocked out Larry Vasquez from San Francisco. In Stuttgart Guston Scholz defeated Alex Buxton by decision. In Johannesburg Willie Towell from South Africa defeated Al Nevares from Mexico by decision.
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Big Ten Opens Tonight With Openers From Illinois to Indiana
Illinois hosts Marquette as seven Big Ten teams kick off the season in early action. Minnesota meets Southern Methodist while Indiana Michigan State welcome Ohio University and Butler. Michigan State, Indiana, and Michigan State loom as title contenders with strong veteran lineups.
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Royals Gain In NBA Play
The Royals, moving their NBA operations from Rochester to Cincinnati, surge near the Western Division lead behind Clyde Lovellette. He scored 13 points in the final six minutes to power Cincinnati past the Minneapolis Lakers 90 89. In other games Syracuse beat Boston 118 109 with Dolph Schayes at 37 points while New York topped Detroit 109 102 led by Willie Naulls 25.
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Falstaffs Win Team Match at National Bowling Championship
In St Louis the Falstaffs defeated the Chicago Reserves 24 801 to 23 941 to claim the team match honors at the National Match Game Bowling Championship. St Louis rallied after a poor start, overturning a 522-pin deficit, led by Billy Welu with 5 119 and Harry Smith. Stan Thaden led the Losses with 4 999.
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Marshall Bowlers Hold League Lead
Marshall Bowlers stay atop the Wednesday Night National League at Speedway Alleys Murphysboro after a 2-2 split with J W Ward Transfer Co. Gualdoni Electric takes second with a 3-1 win over Grob Motors. Martin Oil blanks Morgan Motors 4-0 and Modern Drive-In defeats Huffman Furniture 3-1.
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McKinley, Castillo Shine in Junior Indoor Tennis
Chuck McKinley of St. Louis won the junior title while Francis Castillo of Hamtramck Mich captured the boys championship in the U S Indoor event. Both led in doubles with McKinley partnering Earl Buchholz and Castillo teaming with Herb Fitzgibbons as final rounds were played Sunday.
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Rice Hill Wins NFL Bonus Choice for Cardinals
Philadelphia report says King Hill, Rice quarterback, was selected as the NFL bonus choice by the Chicago Cardinals in the preliminary draft. Hill led Rice to the Southwestern Conference title and a Cotton Bowl bid, and is noted as a strong passer and punter with a key touchdown pass in the title game against Baylor.
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Prep Schedule Highlights Area High School Basketball
A dense Dec schedule lists boys basketball games for December 3 4 6 7 across Carbondale Zeigler Vienna Rosiclare and more. Key matchups include Mount Vernon at Alton Harrisburg at Marion and Carterville at Zeigler with numerous cross town rivals.
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Trico
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Eldorado
Johnston City
Goreville
Brookport
Gorham
Steeleville
Columbia
Shawnee
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Alton
Sunday TV poses risk to minor league baseball at meeting
Major and minor league executives met to clash over a planned Sunday television game by a major league club. The International League urged legal action to protect minor league attendance, while the Pacific Coast League discussed a $600,000 NL damage offer and realignment changes. The Major League draft also loomed with Washington’s pick Bob Malkmus.
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