Elliott Robinson Defies NBA For Middleweight Crown
Elliott Robinson, champion, challenges the NBA over its title rules insisting the middleweight crown remains his. He accuses the association of unfair practices while considering a Moore bout and warns of legal action if the NBA moves to strip him.
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College Basketball Scores From Orgi provided ب
St Louis defeated California 55 to 43 while Bramo y scored 40 and Darmonth 44. Illinois led Stanford 71 to 62. Akron beat Seattle 70 to 63. Rutgers 78 Tulsa 60. New Hampshire State 38. Wagner 66 defeated Wagner 66.
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Bowdoin Names Corey as Football Coach in Brunswick
Corey, longtime Bowdoin assistant since 1955 and hockey coach since 1987, was named head football coach at Bowdoin College in Brunswick. He succeeds Adah Walsh, who resigned during the season after two decades.
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Phillies trade Repulski for young second baseman Anderson
Philadelphia Phillies acquire George Anderson, a 24 year old second baseman from Montreal, in exchange for veteran outfielder Kip Repulski and two rookie pitchers Guin Snyder and Jin Golden. The move part of Hoy Hamney’s 1959 spring training reshaping, with additions of Ruben Amara Gene Freese from St Louis and others in later deals. Anderson, praised as an Eddie Stanky type, posted 260 with 21 stolen bases at Montreal, and brings defense and speed to the infield as the Phillies seek to boost a lagging roster.
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Area bowling scores by top players across leagues
The region’s bowling scene lists leaders: Marg e Decker 175 186 528 in Recreation Wdasy Lassies. Earl alright 202 491. Shirlay Seabury 202 521. Pat Moraba 203 934. Rey Oilman 596. Gong Meahno 591. Bi Sturgess 629. Troy Record Bob Collins A476. Averill Tank 480. Marge hopmaker 46. Maplewood Legion entries include Hill Winglowski 227 213 and Afidy Behunaik 660. Mexican players Kuentzel 549 Pam OBrien 445 John Guskie 536. Frank Melvern 532. Frank Kienhofer 205 585. Jack Danahy 200 54. George Melferich 221 20 -573. Viner Grahker 202 590. Hank Melferteh 202 562. Ed Whinple 200 560. George Kennally 215 544. Len Leonard 538. Bill Helfevich 529. Joe Berkery 526. Jim Acbert 528. Him Collins 202.
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Manary's 264 Top Score In Pistol League
Anthony Mabory of the Mick stars fired 284 tans wight low pace at Lagille Institute range in the Troy Pistol League. Top finishers included Eugene Carson of HVT with 279 and Edward Hurst berg of the Spares 274. Women were led by Marie Sarcelli 248 and Laura IGetoan Notable team standings: Spares 23, Troop G 61, HVT 64, Hawks 04, Rucksters 55, Teachers 54, Palma 4, Eagles 1. Maurice Teh iar named Canada’s outstanding athlete of 1904 yesterday.
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New Assistant Coach Named By Miami in Miami Florida
AP report from Miami Florida states Walter Kochenski offensive line coach at the University of Miami since 1943 was named assistant to head coach Andy Gustafson. President Jay W. Pearson announced a new backfield coach will be employed and there may be other changes in the permanent arrangement.
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Four Sextets Seek Tourney Silver Bowl
RPL eyes the Silver Bowl at the Eighth Annual Luar: Collegiate Invitation Mackay Tournament at TT's Field House. Michigan State Brown and Princeton challenge RPL led by Amo Bessone with 26 skaters. Spartans prep for Boston Invitational after strong early season showings.
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Australian Miler Wins AP Poll In Track Honors
Australian miler Eliott tops the Associated Press year end poll for track and field with a wide margin over Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns. Bob Turley secures third as sportswriters’ vote totals exceed 200 ballots. Eliott’s era defining runs include sub four minute miles and a 3 52 mile. The award honors the top international track athlete of 1957.
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Richardson Flags Critics In Davis Cup Challenge
Richardson fired back at critics after declaring he will aim to play singles and doubles in the upcoming Davis Cup challenge round against Australia. Promoter Perry Jones said Richardson may also join forces with Olmedo in doubles if the decision favors fielding him in both formats.
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Toronto Leafs bench key players after season end
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced benchings and a planned Hershey swap involving goalie Johnny Bower, center Dave Creighton, and Brian Cullen, with Willie Marshall sent to Hershey. Rumors circulate on further trades as Toronto, last in the NHL, reshapes its roster for next season while Akins seeks a rematch in St Pauls Arena.
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Akron Upsets Seattle In Board Heavy Home Win
Akron University’s five starters reached double figures as the Zips defeated Seattle 70 to 68. Coach Ruys Buick praised the team’s rebounding and hustle, with Alex Adama leading Akron with 14 points and supporting scoring from Frog Golding Ray Pryear and Clint Lee. Seattle’s Charley Brown led all scorers with 19 points as Akron improves to 4-1 while Seattle drops to 6-2.
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Foes Drawn In Richmond Invitational Basketball Tournament
Richmond Virginia and Georgetown open the Richmond Invitational with Columbia and Penn State as opponents. Columbia vs Richmond 7 30 p m and Georgetown vs Penn State 1 30 p m lead into a Tuesday elimination and a 5 p m championship clash.
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Auburn Hoopsters Good Too Despite Injuries and Adversity
Auburn, led by coach Jech Eaves, aims to extend its 16 game win streak in collegiate play as No. 2 ranked Tigers face a tough schedule. Despite height limitations, 6-5 Hex Frederick and a swift shuffle offense have kept Auburn dominant, outscoring rivals and beating key Southern Conference contenders.
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Minister to Millions. Norman Peale inspires worldwide faith
Condensed Reader's Digest extract profiles Norman Vincent Peale, famed minister and author, whose message of positive thinking and faith has touched people internationally. The piece advertises accessing the full book and Digest edition for more inspiring articles.
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