Douglas Dominates Perryville in 81-44 Victory
Douglas High rolled over Perryville Johnson Williams 81 to 44 as Ronnie Moten sparked a quick lead and Tommy Washington finished with 19 points to pace the Bulldogs. Benny Paige added 19, while Jomun Carter contributed 15 and the hosts built a double digit halftime advantage en route to an unbeaten start into the New Year.
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Tar Heels Hold Top Spin In Early AP College Poll
North Carolina leads the second weekly AP ranking with 62 first place votes as Cincinnati climbs to fourth after beating Temple and winning its invitational. Maryland, San Francisco, West Virginia, Michigan State and Minnesota round out the top ten while teams like Bradley and Temple fall out.
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Sunday TV Opens Rift In Baseball
CBS plans to telecast a Sunday major league game provoking strong opposition from baseball officials led by Commissioner Ford Frick who seeks legislative relief to regulate telecasts. Minor league leaders Shaughnessy and Trautman condemn the move as a threat to the minors with blackout limits. Five teams Cleveland Chicago New York Philadephia and Cincinnati expected to participate in the Sunday broadcasts.
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Verbal Contract Fails to Raise Pancho Gonzales Salary
Richard Pancho Gonzales, the top tennis star, lost a court battle over pay. Superior Judge Leon David ruled that Jack Kramer’s written contract remains in force, despite Gonzales claiming a verbal offer to increase the share from 20 to 30 percent.
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League game night schedule fragment
Musselman at Handler 8pm Wood at Charlies Town 7pm Luray at Clarke County 7pm confirming league game timings with readable venue notes.
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Body-Punching Russo Notches Split Decision
Brooklyns Danny Russo, a 19 month pro, wins a split decision over Tony DeCola at St. Nicholas Arena in 10 rounds. Russo, a body puncher, wears down his rival with a two fisted attack from the third round, boosting his record to four wins.
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Cleveland's Brown Wins Rushing Title In NFL Chase
Jimmy Brown, rookie fullback for Cleveland, led the league with 942 rushing yards on 202 attempts for a 4.7 average and set a single game record with 237 rushing yards. Rick Casares of Chicago was second with 700 yards on 204 carries. Don Bosseler of Washington followed with 673 yards. Tommy OConnell led in passing with 11.17 yards per play, while John Unitas of Baltimore threw the most TD passes and attempts, contributing to the league’s top passing totals.
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College results roundup in early season games
Georgetown TM Catholic U Memphis State 70 The Citadel 63 Georgia Tech 61 Baylor Winnbilt 94 South of Memphis 48 Miami Fla 94 Ky Westeyan 7 East Kentucky 61 East Tenn State 5 West Kentucky 92 Hardin-Simmons Middle Tenn 81 84 West Texas? Star Miss 84 Freed-Hardeman Tenn 55 Beckley 4 Salem 72 Towson Tehrs 79 Wan Md8 Davis-Elk 56 Alderson-Broaddus 3 West Virginia Weston 92 West Liberty 58 Mt St Marys 70 Baltimore U 55 Wichita 1 Iowa 78 Wisconsin 67 Rice 62 Illinois 64 Colorado 46 Kansas St 63 Arkansas 48 Amen U 73 Mount Union Ohio % Bouth'n Methodist 65 Kentucky %4 San Francisco 70 South'n Calif 56
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Top NFL receivers and scorers from league season
Billy Wilson of San Francisco led receivers with a S247 edge over Ray Berry of Baltimore. Lou Groza of Cleveland and Sam Baker of Washington tied for scoring honors with 77 points. Milt Davis of Baltimore and Jack Christiansen of Detroit tied for third in interceptions with 19 each.
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Six Redskins Named On Pro Stars Squad for All Star Game
Eastern squad for the All Star Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on Sunday January 12 was announced by Paul Schissier. Jim Brown leads the Browns with seven selections, while the Redskins place six on the roster alongside the Giants and Steelers. The list includes Redskins players such as Johnny Carson Lou Groza and Dick Stanfel among others with alternates and unnamed players also noted.
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Ten Win Prizes At Round Hill Shooting Match
Ten men won prizes at the Round Hill weekly shooting match a fund raising event at Harry Patterson s farm Clifton Arnold won three prizes John DeHaven two prizes Beverly McDonald Harley Swisher Emil Albricht T T Ethridge Billy Boyce Melvin Renner and Beverly Hewitt each won one prize The Commerce Department reports the nation uses 262 billion gallons of water daily.
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Bowling Colts, Rams, Eagles claim multiple wins in league action
In James Wood Boys League action Colts took two of three against Lions with 483, 910 and high scorers Gomard 144 McDonald 108 Hepler 103. Rams swept Steelers led by Brandel Locke 105 while Eagles defeated Cardinals as Jamet Nuri top scored 193. War Hawks, Judges and Blue Devils posted wins in other matchups with Turkey Handicap qualifiers noted.
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