Dietzel Named Army Coach To Install Platoon System
Paul Dietzel leaves LSU after a contract release to take over as Army head football coach at West Point. He plans a four to five year stay with a three platoon system and will bring four assistants. Dietzel previously coached LSU to a national title and bowls.
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College Scores Across The Nation From AP
LaSalle 76 Manhattan 69 Memphis St. 101 Seton Hall 84 Williams 74 Amherst 73 Colby 70 Rhode Island 82 Vermont 67 South Houston 68 Loyola La 57 East Carolina 90 Guilford 76 Ky Wesleyan 105 Bellarmine 77 UCLA 72 Washington 57 Stanford 79 Oregon 54 Oregon St 69 Wash State 56 Nevada 77 Alameda State 50
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Top Ten Quints Face Big Night
Top-ranked Ohio State meets Northwestern in a Big Ten game while fifth-ranked Villanova travels to West Virginia and ninth-ranked Mississippi State hosts Auburn in Southeastern Conference play. USC and UCLA also play. UCLA beat Washington. scores from Madison Square Garden feature Memphis State vs Seton Hall and La Salle vs Manhattan. Other top ten matchups include Cincinnati vs Tulsa Kentucky vs Georgia Tech Kansas State vs Colorado Duquesne vs St Bonaventure Duke vs North Carolina State Bowling Green vs Ohio University.
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Pro Basketball Friday Results Recap
NBA scores show Detroit 138 over Syracuse 135, Philadelphia 134 over St. Louis 116, Boston 124 over Cincinnati 103. ABL results list Chicago 06 over Los Angeles 103 and Hawaii 107 over Pittsburgh 105. Two games—New York at Kansas City and San Francisco at Cleveland—were postponed.
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Judges Colonels Eagles Win as Hornets Lose to Canton Tech
Shenandoah Hornets drop 63 47 at NYU Canton Tech after cold shooting on 23 percent from floor. Canton Tech paced by Chauvin Morissette and Vickers, while James Wood Colonels beat Mosby 82 72 and Handley up over Albermarle as district play heats up. Eagles draw Clarke County clash.
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Six Grid Rules Are Changed By Football Rules Committee
The National Alliance Football Rules Committee approves six changes to curb elbow tackling and rough play after a rise in high school football deaths. Changes ban locked hands, require defensive contact to come from ahead of the elbow, limit offensive elbow movement, restrict blocks above the shoulder, liberalize mandatory tooth protectors, and allow states to experiment with a 2 inch kicking tee to encourage field goal attempts.
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Bell Clothes tops Virginia Gentleman in Independent League bowing
Joe Zimmerman and Francis Hudson anchored a 400 and 438 series to lead Bell Clothes Stores over Virginia Gentleman in the Independent League on Health Center Lanes. Hudson added a 400 series in his two appearances, while Zimmerman posted 400 with nine spares and five strikes. Ralph Hansucker and Bill Keyton led the winners with 130 and 128 as Virginia Gentleman’s top scorers were Charles Minghini 142 and Sid Veasey’s crew total 561.
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Greately
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Quick Amusement Co
Ray Malone
Don Pless
Doug Chaney
Johnson-Williams Defeats Douglass in Berryville twinbill
Johnson-Williams defeated Douglass of Leesburg in Berryville last night with the varsity winning 44 to 41 and the girls 29 to 21. Willie Brown scored 14 and Abner Carey 11 for the winners, John Evans led Douglass with 23 points, Barbara Mason led Berryville girls with 13, and in the variety game Berryville led most of the way before Douglas closed the gap.
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Dogs Run Wild On Crowded London Street
Nine large Dobermann Pinschers fled from a barking Corgi on a busy London street causing chaos. They attacked an eight year old girl and two women and killed a pet Corgi before being corralled. The dogs were en route to guard a construction site and were joined by others from a passing coach.
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Only Two Group 1B Quints Remain in Unbeaten Class
Two months remain as Blacksburg defeats Pulaski 53-52 to leave only Blacksburg 7-0 and Handley 6-0 among perfect Group IB teams. Other leaders include James Monroe Fredericksburg 40, Martinsville 3-0, Pennington Norton 6-1, Clintwood 5-1, Handley James Wood 2-0, Waynesboro 3-0. Buena Vista upset Lee Staunton 60-54.
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Ed Diddle Reaches 1000th Western Kentucky Game
Ed Diddle will coach Western Kentucky in the 1 000th game of his career at Bowling Green. Since 1922 he has built a 735 264 record with only six losing seasons, the last in 1945 46, and stake his place as the longtime leader at one school.
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State opens season for all but trout fishing
The State Game and Fish Commission lifted closed seasons on all fish except trout and set fishing dates from April 7 to December 31 with a daily creel limit of eight. Some western counties face restocking closures May 7–11 and May 14–18. privately stocked waters are excluded.
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McCormack Tops Freytag to Retain European Title
In Frankfurt John McCormack of Glasgow outpointed Heini Freytag to defend the European middleweight crown. In Tokyo Hiroyuki Ebihara stopped Somvang Bbung, retaining his status as the light middleweight favorite.
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Mosquito Females Require Blood for Egg Maturation
Female mosquitoes from multiple species must obtain a blood meal to enable the development of eggs and subsequent reproduction. The finding highlights the biological need driving host-seeking behavior across diverse mosquito taxa.
Chess Champ Evans Seeks World Title Bout With Botvinnik
New U S chess champion Larry Evans of New York says he wants a match with world champion Mikhail Botvinnik as he reflects on reclaiming the title. Evans scored 4 wins 7 draws in 11 games for 74 31 4, surpassing Robert Byrne and Raymond Weinstein who finished close behind.
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Mountaineers Can Win Gold Chips Tonight
West Virginia seeks a rebound as it hosts No. 5 Villanova at Morgantown Mountaineer Fieldhouse. Coach George King stresses improved shooting to halt a slide after a string of losses and a fall from the national rankings.
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Actress Sues Pro Golfer For $300,000
Los Angeles AP Frank Stranahan, a pro golfer and 1958 Los Angeles Open winner, is sued by 23 year old actress Joan Marchesani for $300000 alleging he beat her after she resisted his advances in a hotel last February 21. Marchesani works as a Palm Springs hotel restaurant receptionist.
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Goalby leads opening Los Angeles Open with 64
Bob Goalby shot a 64 to hold a three stroke edge over Sanders Rodgers Jacobs and Keller after the first round at Rancho Golf Club in the Los Angeles Open. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer were well back at 73 while Lit tle posted 69 and Barber took 77.
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