Bradley May Need Substitutes for NCAA Tilt
Bradley University faces a potential NCAA game with most regulars barred by a rule limiting varsity years. A spokesman said the NCAA could waive the rule if necessary. North Carolina State and others already use four-year players. Bradley stands 18-2 and hosts Oklahoma A&M in a key Valley showdown.
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Rose Bowl Rift Rumor Traced To Conference Wary of Losses
A San Francisco source, speaking anonymously, says speculation that the Pacific Coast Conference may sever its Rose Bowl ties is pure guesswork. He cites possible but unlikely action, warns smaller schools could lose about $6,000 each in receipts, and notes talks of de-emphasizing football amid rising post season costs. He mentions Riverside discussions and the chance of continuing the pact with the Tournament of Roses. Tom Poholsky of Rochester posted the IL ERA title with 2.17.
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Berryville Loses Both Ends Of Hedgesville Cueo
Berryville American Legion teams fall to Hedgesville on Wednesday night 65-42 for the men and 31-30 for the women. Clarke County lead scorers include Shickle 26, Fink 16, Hess 12. Berryville top for men Herman Lloyd 10. Berryville women Camille Wisecarver 11 and Skippy Armel 10. No game this Saturday. next weekend schedule set by Jack Enders.
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Bowling league scores and standings from regional meet
Multisport bowling scores show individual totals for men and women, with top performances by Mary Hawk Virginia Vance and Betty Ryan. Team and set results feature Corinne Carskaden Jim Fiddler and Hilda Renner Charles Renner with high lines and overall team totals, including Jewel Box Bailey's Market and Nurses competitors.
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Hogan Leads Phoenix Open After First Round
Ben Hogan returns to competition at the Phoenix Open with a 33 32 71 for a one stroke lead over Lawson Little and Chick Harbert. Lawson Little and Chick Harbert follow, with Lloyd Mangrum Julius Boros and Johnny Bulla two shots back. DeMaret and Middlecoff stumble on opening day as Hogan, the betting favorite, eyes a third Phoenix title.
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Kid Gavilan Favored Over Irish Paddy in Madison Square Garden Bout
Kid Gavilan widely expected to beat Irish Paddy Young in a 10 round catchweight match at Madison Square Garden with Gavilan a 7 to 5 favorite. Young 155 pounds exerts strong competition while Gavilan has faced Ike Williams Ray Robinson Dauthuille and Villemain and could move into welterweight title contention if Robinson vacates. The fight tops a strong undercard and is set for 10 pm EST to fit radio and TV commitments.
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Workman Near Top Scorer Pace At West Virginia
West Virginia star Mark Workman, 6 foot 9, has 345 points in 14 games averaging 24.6 per game. He has shot 285 times with 137 field goals and 98 points needed to tie the Morgan Town single-season scoring record. He has 50 of 121 free throws missed and seven ejections for personal fouls. The Mountaineers face Salem College next and Davidson leads the conference race with seven wins.
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Charles Town Beats Douglas In Multi-Team Basketball Night
Douglas Colored High School Bulldogs won two of three games at Winchester Armory. No. 1 team lost to Charles Town 25-15 after leading 4-4 6-6 10-10, while No. 2 defeated Andrew Jackson 26-21. Brardur led Luray with 13 points. Page-Jackson’s Kenneth Cook had 12. Douglas girls beat Luray 26-10 behind Joan Allens 9 and Barbara Turner 6.
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Setbacks at Furman Trip Highlight Weekend
Setbacks accompany travel to Furman as teams seek an elusive win. Furman has yet to secure a victory in seven circuit outings. No games were played last night.
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Two Iowa basketball players suspended over gambling incident
Two University of Iowa guards Fred Ruck and Herald Greene were suspended from intercollegiate competition after delivering parlay cards to Davenport. Athletic Director Brecheler told the Board of Athletics the action rests with Student Affairs. Dean Faunce said a statement would come after further inquiry. The players practiced with the team and defended their innocence.
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Fifteen Enter yachts in Fort Lauderdale Cay race
Fifteen sleek sailing yachts are set to start the fifth annual Fort Lauderdale Cay race at 4 pm today. Defending champs include Fred Temple of Toledo and Raymond Demere of Savannah with threats from Gilbert Verney of New York Nantucket and Kennon Jewett of Miami Beach. Caribbee skippered by Carleton Mitchell of Annapolis leads after winning the Bahai Mar Yacht Race with a 123 to 18 mph offshore breeze favoring light airs.
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Why telephone wires hum and what causes it
Vibration of the wires causes the hum. The intensity depends on wind direction and velocity, wire tension, and pole spacing.
Fights Last Night Reported By The Associated Press
In Brooklyn Chick Boucher 138 of New York outpointed Phil Morizio 134 of New York in eight rounds. In Paris Bobby Dawson 159 1 2 of New York defeated Gilbert Stock 158 1 2 of Paris in ten rounds. In Portland Wilbur Wilson 152 of Boston beat Levis Cote 147 of Montreal in eight rounds. Washington state nickname noted as Ever green State.
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