Pro Football Antitrust Case Reaches Supreme Court
William Radovich, ex USC lineman and Detroit Lions player, sues the NFL for antitrust violations. He claims blacklist and reserve clause harmed his career after 1946. Lower courts blocked his $105,500 damages claim, citing antitrust exemption for football. The case tests if football can be exempt like baseball under federal law.
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Washington
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ACC Coaches Split On Tournament Plan In Poll
Coachees debate ACC championship method with seven of eight preferring regular season crowning, while NC State’s Everett Case supports the current tournament system. Rod Millikan of Maryland backs regular-season determine the NCAA rep and suggests reshaping the ACC tournament schedule around exams and a Christmas timing.
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North Carolina State
Charlotte News
Everett Case
Rod Afillikan
Maryland
State
College Park
Atlantic Coast Conference
Millikan
Dixie Chassie
Hawks Move Into Thick of Scrap
The St Louis Hawks climb in the Western Division standings after back to back wins, beating Fort Wayne 106 82 to narrow the gap on the Pistons. Slater Martin totals 22 as the Hawks stay hot, while Dolph Schayes leads the Nationals with 30 points. The Celtics and Warriors also stumble in other scores.
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Boonsboro Quint Defeats Smithsburg For First Victory
Boonsboro High School varsity basketball edged Smithsburg 60 to 59 to earn its first win. Jayvees won 45 to 23. Boonsboro trailed early but led in the final quarter after a late 8 point run. Herman Miller Wyand led Boonsboro while Fishack led Smithsburg. Smithsburg led 22 14 after one and 32 28 at halftime.
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Fishack Jas Taps
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Crosby Sees Bucs Finishing Fourth
Crosby, owner of 15 percent of the Pittsburgh Pirates stock, predicts the club will place fourth in the National League this season. He cites needs for a left handed pitcher and outfielder, and notes Robby Bragao as manager. He also has stakes in Hollywood Stars, the Fillings, Mont., club, and a token in Detroit Tigers.
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Bradley Presses Past Houston in Stalled Midseason
Bradley used a full court press to counter Houston’s slow tempo, building a 45-28 at halftime and widening to 74-52 after Houston lost two starters on fouls. Joe Billy McDade scored 17 and Gene Morse 14 for Bradley, who improved to 12-2. Creighton beat Drake 74-69 as Bob Gibson sparked the comeback.
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Lions defeat Caseys 38 17 in Hin Junior League play
The Lions shut out the Caseys for two full periods and built a 23 0 halftime lead on a tight defense. Hawkins led with 15 points while Boward scored most of the Caseys’ points as the Lions won 38 17. In the other game the Police crushed the Jaycees 56 18, Cowden scoring 25. Tonight at Woodland Way Alsatia meets Civitan and CIO faces Kaf C in a twin bill. Additionally, Sam Foxx’s father Samuel Dell Foxx was to be buried today in Sudsfasville Md at Calvary Asbury Methodist Church.
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Ewbank Remains Colts Coach Amid Palm Beach Conference
Baltimore owner Carroll Rosenbloom confirms Weeb Ewbank will stay as head coach for one more year under a three year contract. The decision follows a six hour Palm Beach meeting with Ewbank and Colts president Don Kellett, aiming to finish the job started in Baltimore and improve 1957 prospects. Ewbank, 49, praised his team’s progress while noting injuries hindered goal to emulate the Browns regime.
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Don Kellett
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