Costly Mistake Ties Packets In 68 68 Tie At Hagerstown
Bell opened the independent basketball season with a 68 68 tie against the Packets after a late scoring error left 68 67 on the board. A replay may be scheduled to settle the tie and Bell faces House of David at Winchester Armory Sunday. Grim led Bell with 18 points, Gilliam 17, Omps 12, Gilliam also had a late free shot not counted.
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Transplanted Royals Gain Ground in NBA Standings
The Cincinnati Royals, moved from Rochester, beat the Detroit Pistons 109 to 99 to reach contending position for the Western lead. In Philadelphia, the St Louis Hawks lost to the Warriors 122 to 112, leaving Golden State in a tie for second with Syracuse in the East. Maurice Stokes and Jack Twyman scored 22 and 20 for Cincinnati while George Yardley led Detroit with 22 points.
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College Scores and Results From Regional Play
College W Liberty 97 over California Pa 2. West Virginia Tech 102 over West Virginia State 86. St Johns Brooklyn 86 over Roanoke 62. West Virginia Wesleyan 93 over Bluefield 57. NC State 62 over Wake Forest 51. Georgia Tech 73 over Alabama 62. Richmond 72 over Virginia Tech 62. Wash Lee 78 over Randolph Macon 60. VA Military 77 over Hampden Sydney 73. Mississippi 96 over Union Tennessee 63. Louisville 74 over Georgetown Kentucky 34. Davidson 94 over College of Charleston 50. Richmond Pro Institute 73 over Lynchburg 63. Tenn State 34 over Benedict South Carolina 41. Southwestern Memphis 65 over Millsaps 48. Morgan State 69 over Kentucky State 63.
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James Wood Banquet Honors Goode and Dick for TD Club
At James Wood High School the Touchdown Club awards Dickie Goode and Wendell Dick the Outstanding Player honor for basketball. The event drew over 140 members as the school plans future facilities including an asphalt tennis court, a track, and expanded coaching.
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Minor Leagues Revolt Over Sunday TV Games
Minor league executives led by Frank Shaughnessy call for congressional inquiry into Sunday telecasts by major leagues and demand fair treatment as five clubs sign to air a Sunday game. They warn a Sunday broadcast could ruin minor leagues and reject any money share.
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Logart Favored In Welterweight Elimination Bout
In Cleveland Isaac Logart, a 7-5 favorite, meets Gaspar Ortega in a 12 round welterweight bout. The winner enters an elimination tourney for the 147 pound crown surrendered by Carmen Basilio after defeating Sugar Ray Robinson. The loser awaits a possible title shot only if the division crown is decided among six fighters. Basilio’s pick of Logart boosts his odds.
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Irish Face Mustangs At Dallas For Season Finale
Notre Dame seeks its 8th win after a 7-3 campaign as SMU hopes for a season capper. Don Meredith leads the Mustangs with a high passing completion rate and strong late surge from the comeback trail.
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Japanese Rally Demands Okinawa Return and End U S Interference
In Tokyo about six hundred Japanese rallied to demand Okinawa be returned to Japan and to protest U S interference in Naha. A five point resolution condemned changes in Naha ordinances that could oust leftist Mayor Kamejiro Senaga. Over 1 000 students held a separate rally and 150 marched to the American Embassy. 200 police guarded the embassy with no violence.
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Rival NL managers furious over Braves Cubs five player trade
National League rivals react with disbelief and anger as the Braves acquire Bob Rush Don Kaiser and Eddie Haas from the Cubs in exchange for Taylor Phillips and Sammy Taylor. The deal strengthens Milwaukee’s already deep pitching staff and alarms other contenders.
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Miller's Drug Store Boys Lead Ladies League In 2-Game Margin
Miller's Drug Store tops the Ladies Commercial League standings with a two game lead after sweeping O' Sullivan and edging Sarah Zane Fire Co. Katharine Affleck and Jo McIntyre led Miller's with high sets while Betty McKee and Kitty Affleck contributed strong games. In other matches Patton's Movers, Rhodes Drug, Willow Lawn, and Winchester Motorcycle posted wins as the circuit tightens with three teams bunched near the top.
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Giants Must Win Saturday In Title Race
Pittsburgh battle ahead as the New York Giants must beat the Steelers to stay alive in the Eastern Conference title chase. A loss could end their hopes if Cleveland defeats Detroit. a Giants win and Browns loss sets up a decisive showdown in New York next Sunday.
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