Seven Salukis Named To All IIAC Grid Team
Seven Salukis earned 1960 Interstate Conference all star honors as the team dominated with seven players on the 33 man squad chosen by league coaches. Illinois Universities Southern Western and Northern led the selections with multiple players on offense and defense.
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Western
Northern
Houston Antwine
LIU
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al Eck
Bob Soltis
Wayne Lunak
Leonard Ruycki
Ilinois State
Salukis
Nanbers
Ron Wincer
Carmi
Tom Bruna
Thayer
Amos Bullocks
Chicago
Leroy Jackson
Central
Eastern Michigan
Tlinais State
Eastern Illinois
Ai Eek
Bill Yanis
Yacklas
Johnston City vs Litton and Dowell matches score report
Johnston City beat Litton 58 to 46 as Dobraski 14 and Hertin Stampini 14 led. Dowell defeated NAG 38 to 19 with Aimer 24 and Dahmer 19. Creal Springs edged Carterville 45 to 37 with Upchurch 20 and Dahmer 19. preliminary Creal Springs 33 Carterville 23.
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Band Hervin
Litton
Thomas
Dobraski
Milligan
Shadownes
Hertin — Stampini
Marlow
Commeans
Doughty
Creal Springs
Carterville
Scott
Zilinskas
Dahmer
Shadowens
Hampton
Byassee
Edwards
Tanner
Upchurch
Travelstead
Badgers Top Air Force in Intersectional Battle Wis.
Wisconsin beat Air Force Academy 67 to 20. Dave Vandermeulen scored 19 points and grabbed 17 rebounds, fueling a 44 24 second half surge. Kim Ulm led Air Force with 16 first half points while the game remained tight early. Attendance reached 4,735 at Camp Randall.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Air Force Academy
Dave Vandermaulen
Badgers
Vandermeulen
John Erickson
Sunnyside
Jack Alwelling
Kim Ulm
Buller
Air Force
Buffalo
Camp Randall
Sunnyside and Pittsburg Meet in Low-Scoring Prep Action
Sunnyside and Pittsburg, both with 80 records, clash Tuesday night at Sunnyside in a prep basketball slate. The night features multiple players including Damron and Bran don, with Du Quoin and Carbondale-Phillips squads also in the mix, while historical note recalls Detroit Tigers coach Bill Hitchcock’s six-year tenure ending in 1960.
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Sunnyside
Odom
R. Brandon
Damron
J. Brandon
Ansinelli
Lentz
Energy
Cravens
Hunter
Cannon
Pittsburg
Bill Hitchcock
Detroit Tigers
Los Are'ts Eyes AL Expansion to Los Angeles
Los Angeles is eyed for a 1961 American League entry after meetings on a long running turf clash over territory. Ford Frick and league presidents mull amendments to Rule 1 with a possible nine or ten club setup and a required park lease before players are stockpiled from a 120 player pool at $75 000 each, the Dec 13 tentative stocking date.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Ford Frick
New York
Frick
Joe Cronin
American League
Warren Giles
National League
Houston
Washington
Walter O’ Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
American
National
Nin
Prick
O' Prick
O'Malley
Regulars lineup features Thompson Punbar and Auten
Winfred Thompson a 6-2 forward Lyle Punbar a 6-5 forward and Gary Auten a 5 star guard and playmaker appear in the regulars lineup for the team.
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Winfred Thompson
Lyle Punbar
Gary Auten
Giants Trade Antonelli and Kirkland for Harvey Kuenn
The San Francisco Giants traded pitcher Antonelli and outfielder Kirkland to the Cleveland Indians for outfielder Harvey Kuenn. The deal, announced at the MLB meetings, could influence 1961 pennant races. Kuenn is unaware of the transaction and attends AL meetings as a pension committee member and player representative.
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Johnny Antonelli
Willie Kirkland
Cleveland Indians
Harvey Kuenn
Associated Press
Kuenn
Yeano J
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Rocky Colvallo
Harvey
Tronie Biruhda
Road House Wins Baton Rouge Handicap at Baton Rouge
Road House, a three year old colt, led from the start to defeat Rose's Gem in the Baton Rouge Handicap worth 10600 dollars at Now Oreans.
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Oreans
Road House
Rose
Baton Rouge
Virginia techs 28th straight loss in tough ACC clash
Virginia was blanked 25-0 by South Carolina in an Atlantic Coast Conference game highlighted by Buddy Bennett passing and running plays and a standout 59 yard dash. The game marked Virginia’s 28th straight defeat tying a record set by Rocky Colavito in 1950 for consecutive losses by a sports program.
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Columbia
D.C
Bee
Buddy Bennett
University of South Carol Yankee
Don Ina
Virginia
Binghamton
N. C
Rocky Colaid
North All-Star Team Includes Gophers Stars
The Minnesota Gophers place two players on the Senior Bowl North squad announced for January 7 in Mobile. 210 pound fullback Roger Hagberg and 215 pound guard Ken Larson from New York Giants coach Jim Lee Howell’s organization will join guard Joe Wendryhoski and guard Joe Dean from Ohio University on the North roster.
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Mobile
Ala
Dea
Mimicsota Gophers
Patie Obie
Ome
New York Giant
Jim Lee
Howell
Yankees
Roger Hagberg
Greg Larson
Joe Dean
Ohio University
Joe Wendryhosski
Florida State Upsets Kentucky In Lexington Thriller
Florida State pulled a sharp offensive showing to upset Kentucky 63 to 58 in Lexington. The Seminoles overcame a slow start to take control late, led by strong guard play and decisive defense, while Kentucky struggled from the floor and failed to close the gap.
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Lexington
Florida State
Kentucky
Gaiters Named NCAA Rushing And Scoring Champion
New Mexico State's Bob Gaiters tops major college rushing with 1,338 yards and 143 points on 23 touchdowns and 7 PATs. Utah State's Tom Larseheid close in rushing with 1,044 yards. Navy's Joe Bellina leads in scoring with 110 points. Arizona's Art Luppina previously set the single season touchdowns record.
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Bob Gaiters
New Mexico State
All America
Pervis Atkins
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Gaiters
Zanesville
Ohio
Utah State
Tom Larseheid
Joe Bellina
Navy
Arizona
Art Luppina
New Mexico
All-America Team Honors Brown With Outland Award
Tom Brown of Minnesota leads the 22-man Football Writers Association All-Star team for Look magazine. The Outland Award, given to the top guard or tackle, goes to Brown. The squad includes seven Big Ten, three Big Eight, and six Southern players with two quarterbacks. Ends include Mike Ditka and others. guards feature Brown and Lilly among noted selections from Michigan, Texas, Auburn, Iowa, and North Carolina State.
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Tom Brown
Minnesota
Football Writers’ Assny of America
Look Magazine
Brown
Outland Laward
Towa
Auburn
Mike Ditka
Pitt
Dan LaRose
Missouri
Bill Milles
Miami
Claude Teel Moorman
Duke Teckles
Jerry Belbout
Purdua
Robert Lilly
Texas
Christian
Merlin Olsen
Utahi Hstate
Ken Rice
Wayne Harris
Arkansas
Mark Manders
Iowa
Joe Romig
Colorado
Terger
J. Holub
Tesas Tech
Roy McKasson
Washington
Braves Buy Billy Martin For $40,000
The Milwaukee Braves purchased Billy Martin, veteran second baseman, from the Cincinnati Reds for $40,000 in cash. Frank Torre was assigned to Louisville to make room. Martin, 32, hit .241 in 103 games last season and has a history of on field and off field clashes including a punch incident with Jim Brewer of the Cubs.
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Billy Martin
Cincinnati Reds
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Braves
Frank Torre
Louisville
Marti
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Reds
Cleveland
Gordon Coleman
Cal McLish
Johnny Temple
Jim Brewer
Chicago Cubs
Brewer
Cubs
Snead Leads West Palm Beach Open Golf Tourney
Sam Snead stretched his lead in the West Palm Beach Open to three strokes after a three under par 69 round giving him a three round total of 207. Johnny Pott shot 67 for 210, Art Wall Jr. slipped to four way tie for third with 212 after a 70.
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Fin
Sam Snead
Jommie Pott
Art Wall Jr
Snead
Sangamo tops International Staple 82 to 61 in league game
Sangamo defeated International Staple 82 to 61 Wednesday night at Johnston City. Hudson Sangamo scored 25 and Grode added 18 for International Staple, while McKnight contributed 25 for Sangamo in theIndustrial League matchup.
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Indee Basketball
Sangamo
International Staple
Johnston City
Hudson
Jed Sangamo
McKnight
Grode
Cavaliers stumble as streak ties college record
A fragment notes day Tk was healthy and Cavaliers suffered a straight loss, tying the major college consecutive toss record once held by the 1945 48 Kansas Slai team.
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KansasSlai
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