Pirates beat Savannah 87 16 in independent high school action
Black River High led by Waltz and Benford with 54 points, defeating Savannah 87 to 76. Troxel led Savannah with 38 points as Black River improves to 10-3 on the season.
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Warren Waltz
Bill Benford
Black River High
Pirates
Benford
Waltz
Steve Troxel
Black River
Savannar—76 .F. TI
Nagy
Troxel
Reinhardt
Eleven Seek Two Golf Spots At Crosby Qualifiers
Eleven pros tee off in sudden death for the two remaining berths in the Bing Crosby golf tournament at Pebble Beach California. Fifty celebrities will play in the $50 000 clambake starting Thursday on the Del Monte Forest courses as three 72s lead 23 hopefuls. George Schneiter Joe Kiminez and Jimmy Powell shot 72 to pace the field while Mike Fetchick missed the mark at 78.
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Calif
UPI
Bing Crosby
Worlds of
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George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Joe Kiminez
Manhattan
Kan
Jimmy Powell
Cleveland
Ohio
Mike Fetchick
Home Loop Sked Tarry's Home League Bowls Two Shifts
Two bowling shifts start at 6 45 PM with teams Gentsee Beer Playtex Pitdles Carling Black Label Wagon eer Tavern Stroh's Beer Bob Sad adler Insurance Angelina's Pizza Bo lero Club in first shift. Second shift features Salyi Ceram ics Ray's Place Pepsi Cola and Lake Ave Variety.
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Gentsee Beer
Playtex Pitdles
Carling Black Label
Wagoneer Tavern
Stroh’s Beer
Bob Sadadler Insurance
Angelina's Pizza
Bolero Club
Salyi Ceramics
Ray's Place
Pepsi Cola
Lake Ave
Variety
NFL Expansion Clash Over Commissioner Bid
George Preston Marshall and George Halas lead a pivotal NFL owners meeting at the Kenilworth Hotel to elect Austin Gunsel as commissioner and decide expansion to Dallas and Minneapolis–St Paul. Marshall opposes 1960 expansions while Halas pushes ahead with support from Leahy and others. nine votes unresolved.
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Norman Miller
Miami Beach
UPI
George Preston Marshall
George Halas
National Football League
Austin Gunsel
NFL
Kenilworth
Gunsel
FBI
Bert Bell
Marshall
Washington Redskins
Dallas
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Marshall Leahy
San Francisco
Bell
Halas
Minneapolis -St. Paul
Walter Wolfner
Chicago Cardinals
Vermilion Dominates Berlin Heights In 82 38 Victory
Vermilion Sailors rout Berlin Heights 82 to 38 as three players reach double figures led by Cliff Bartlome with 22 points Bruce Eldridge 16 and Tom Williams 10 The Sailors hit 50 percent from the field out rebounded 58 25 while Berlin Heights struggles with 39 percent shooting Burnham led Berlin Heights with 18 points Linden added 11 in a lopsided independent game
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Vermilion
Berlin Heights
Sailors
Cliff Bartlome
Bruce Eldridge
Tom Williams
Bruce Burnham
Harold Linden
Burnham
Tigers
Veratlion
Berlin Bis
F. T. Dickerhoff
Linden
Eldridge
Otto
Smith
Bartlome
Weaver
Williams
Grant
Moes
Esper
Mroski
Darley
Bermn Hts
Pastrano Faces Luedee Tonight in Tv Bout
Willie Pastrano a flashy light heavyweight prospect meets Jerry Luedee of New Raven Conn in a nationally televised 10 round fight at Miami Beach ABC telecast. Pastrano, 24, has hovered in heavyweight ranks for three years and was once ranked No 3 contender.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Willie Pastrano
Jerry Luedee
New Raven
Fight Results in Las Vegas Irish Eddie Andrews Wins
In Las Vegas California fighter Irish Eddie Andrews knocked out Cal Houston in the 4th round. Houston faced a 162%a weight class mismatch as the bout concluded with Andrews securing the victory by knockout.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Andrews
Las Vegas
Nev
Cal Houston
Bowling Green Rallies Past Kent State 76 74 In MAC Action
Bowling Green Falcons stay in the MAC race with a 76 74 come from behind win over Kent State to reach 32 conference wins and tie for third with Marshall. Jimmy Darrow led BG with 20 points as Kent State’s late rally fell short. Oberlin Denison Otterbein and others won or lost in Ohio college play as Western Kentucky Xavier Akron Capital clashed and Mid-Ohio League games continued.
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United Press International
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Pesky Flashes
Darrow
Bee Gees
Kent
Jimmy Darrow
Kent State
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Oberlin
Denison
Otterbein
Kenyon
Marietta
Morris Harvey
West Virginia
Washington and
Jefferson
Fenn
Ashland
Bluffton
Carl Wolfe
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Itheir
Washington
Generals
Ohio College
Western Kentucky
Xavier
Akron
Capital
Findlay
Ohio Northern
Cedarville
Defiance
Heidelberg
West Liberty State
Pennsylvania
Mount Union
Central State
Wilmington
Continental League plans clarified by Rickey telegram
Branch Rickey stated by telegram that the Continental League has never intended to operate in 1960. He told George M. Trautman the league will cooperate with minor leagues where appropriate and will abide by territorial rights indemnification requirements set by the majors. Trautman had complained that talk of expansion hurt preseason ticket sales and media rights efforts.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Branch Rickey
George M. Trautman
Rickey
Trautman
Tennis officials denounce French plan on amateur players
Victor Denny of Seattle and USTA officers oppose a French proposal to create authorized players who would be paid openly. They argue any paid players are professionals and the amateur status would be hypocritical. The piece references history and current NBA notes as well.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Victor Denny
Seattle
Denny
Jack Kramer
U.S.S.T.A
Ea Pa
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Bowling Standings and Highs From Local Leagues
Local bowling results show C A Olsen and Rothgery Motors sharing first place at 8-4 in the Center All Star League. High series and individuals include Bill Wickleman 592 and Pat Gusky 447 with teams Buckeye Motors and Olsenettes posting notable scores across divisions.
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C. A
Brown Lip e Chapin League Scores and Highs
In the Back Room league Al Woodruff tops with 550 while Virgil Limpach leads top series at 556 as Brown Lip e Chapin and United Polish Club share wins. Les Drage Realty dominates the standings at 9 0 and George Scrivens posts a 496 top series for the UPC action.
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Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Jerry Finnegan
Virgil Limpach
United Polish Club
U. P. C. Sports
Jack Traxler
Thomasson's Chips
Harry Murawski
Midway Drive
the Toggery
Pete Waczyniak
Duquesne Beer
Dobrowski
Chuck
Duquesne Tops B League in Tight Series
Top team Duquesne finishes 4-1 as John Kras posts top series of 366. Walt Hanes leads high individual with 513. Yonkers Homes and Kenn’s Cafe show strong effort amid a banner B league night featuring players from Kopp Builders and Pireland Appliance.
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Kopp Builders
Ryan
Walt Hanes
Pireland
Yonkers Homes
Eddingtorn
Dugursne
Carlings IS
John Krag
Atwell
Kenn's Cafe
Bul Groves
Duquesne
John Kras
Moon Faucet Beats Financial in 3-3 Upset
Moon Faucet 3 3 edged Paul Ewry’s 501 high in a 2-1 win over Financial as Rushers 7-5 fell to Automatics 7-5 0. Joe Baracskai led with 582 in a 2-1 Buy. Baracskai also topped top series 5-2.
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Moon
Financial
Paul Ewry
John Warady
Ted Mehonep
Joe Baracskai
Grinders
Mike Gismonds
Joe Baracskal
Swingsters Take First With Top Series By Kiinect
Swingsters finish first with 259 to 10 in a high scoring meet. Florence Kiinect earns top series 499 and high individual 480 while Helen Long leads Hookers with 439 and Esther Carmelio posts 393 for the Putters.
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Florence Kiinect
Spooners
Helen Long
Chippers
Esther Carmelio
Elyria Country Club Women League Scores and Leaders
The Elyria Country Club Women League results list team records such as Spoons 117-19 with top line Jane Piraino 414 and Digging teams like Re trievers 120-16, Divers 110-261 led by Helen Novatney 466. Individual honors include Vivienne Lance 503 in Brassies and Top series 50% for Lance, with Marilyn Persons 415 and Edna Hume 482 among notable performances.
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Elyria Country Club
Dubbers
Jane Piraino
Retrievers
Helen Novatney
Chippers
Brassies
Vivienne Lance
Cleeks
Marilyn Persons
Niblicks
Marge Murray
Edna Hume
Mashies
Gen Heidrich
Buick Dominates Chevrolet in Women’s League Action
Buick def. Chevrolet 6-3 with Ivy Kane top scoring and 517 high series while Corvair also wins 6-3. Paula Rakovan posts 491 high single. other results include St. Torn Lutheran League’s Nehi 1 over Elderread 2 and G. Schroeder 487 top for the Elderread squad.
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Buick
Chevrolet
Ivy Kane
Corvair
Cadillar
Paula Rakovan
ST. Torn Lutheran League Nehi
G. Schroeder
OSU Faculty Appeals to Save Big Ten Athletic Control
Ohio State University faculty council appealed to Big Ten presidents to overturn recent conference rule changes viewed as diminishing faculty control of athletics. A unanimous motion urged President Fawcett to convene a constitutional convention to govern athletics, amid fears of potential withdrawal.
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UPI
Ohio State University
Big Ten
Ohio State
Novice G. Fawcett
N Convention
Frank Strong
College of Law
Strong
Northwestern
Richard Larkkins
Avon Frosh Dominate Columbia Frosh 46 14
Avon High freshmen beat Columbia Frosh 46 to 14 at Columbia Station. John Dessoffy scored 10 points and Dave Kuluter added nine as Avon extended its unbeaten streak to eight wins.
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Avon High
Columbia
Frosh
John Dessoffy
Dave Kuluter
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