NFL Owners OK Players Demands and Draft Opened
NFL owners unanimously approved all players association demands including exhibition pay minimum salary injury protection and formal recognition. The event followed a four round start to a 30 round draft with top picks King Hill Rice and John Crow Texas A&M being selected by Chicago Cardinals.
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Congressional
Washington
Local college basketball hosts three-game week card
Anderson College opens a 20-game season tonight hosting Central State of Wilberforce in Raven court action. Villa Madonna comes Thursday from Covington and Eastern Illinois visits Saturday for a tough triple bill at AC Gym with a 7:30 p.m. start. Central State features Bill Fox and a height edge, while Raven guards and forwards J Conyers and Gary Rusbin figure prominently. North Dakota season hockey attendance tops 68,000 in 1956-57.
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Gordon Taylor
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Bud Moore
Madison Heights Over Markleville In Freshman Clash
Madison Heights freshmen defeated Markleville 43 to 38 on the MH court. The junior high score was 24 7 at halftime with Casey as referee Crull as umpire.
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Armstrong Rally Defeats Stubbs in Close 10 Round Decision
New York reports Armstong of Elizabeth New Jersey won a unanimous 10 round decision over Reubon Stubbs of Pittsburgh at St Nicholas Arena. Armstrong improved to 13 victories in a bout where the 25 year old faced the 23 year old Stubbs. Armstrong weighed 158 pounds, Stubbs 156.42
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Ace) Armstrong
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Pacific Coast League Accepts $900000 In Damages From Majors
The Pacific Coast League agreed to accept $900000 as damages from the Giants and Dodgers and added three new cities Spokane Phoenix Salt Lake City to replace the departed Los Angeles, San Francisco and Hollywood clubs. Indemnity will be paid from gate receipts over the next three years to six clubs including Portland Seattle Vancouver San Diego Sacramento and Hollywood. The Giants will run San Francisco in Phoenix while the Dodgers move to Spokane.
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Globe Trotters Benefit Sees Stars Shine In Philadelphia
Exchange Club sponsored a Globe Trotters benefit at the Wigwam with Goose Tatum and Meadowlark Lemon drawing praise for Lemon’s versatility. Indianapolis All-Stars led by Johnny Wilson entertained as local celebs and athletes attended. Tennessee A and I and Youngstown U among eight seeds for NAIA tourney starting Dec 26 in Youngstown, with Tennessee State defending provable title and Youngstown U. Ohio champs advancing.
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College Cage Scores From AP Quick Recap
College basketball results feature Miami Florida 89 over Jacksonville 87 and Florida Southern 83 over Rollins 68. Other notable scores include Texas Tech 93 over Abilene Christian 59 and Wake Forest 68 beating Davidson 61. Also listed are Ohio University 76 over Indiana 68 and Syracuse 118 over Boston 109 in NBA action.
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Logansport Five Tops St. Mary's Quintet
Logansport High School defeated St. Marys 37 to 26 in a junior high basketball game on the St. Marys court. The loss marked the Gaels fifth straight.
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Grid Scores Pro NFL Standings Update
Pro football scores show Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 27 New York 17 Cleveland 31 Chicago Cards 19 Washington 14 Chicago Bears 3. Standings reflect recent results and team positions heading into next fixtures.
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Anderson area high school basketball schedule week
This week's Anderson area basketball schedule lists Lapel at Fortville Pendleton at Morristown Tuesday night. Fishers at Frankton Markleville at Walnut Grove Madison Heights at Daleville Wednesday. Marion at Anderson NCC Huntington at Alexandria Elwood at Tipton CIC Frankton at Fortville Madison Heights at Zionsville Middletown at Pendleton Summitville at Fairmount Noblesville at Northwestern Thursday. Also Hancock Central at Highland Daleville Tourney includes Aleville Cowan and DeSoto. plus 1956 Saratoga sale Mary Elizabeth Lunn sells Rise n Shine colt by Hyperion Deodora for 87000.
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Stevie Brown Fires Brilliant 722 In 3-Game Set
Little Stevie Brown, 17, of Madison Heights Junior, rolled a 722 three-game series at Brown's Recreation Lanes in North Anderson to lift Forkner-Manger to a 3-0 win over Lawrence Krehe Studio. He opened with 255, then 213, then 244, including five straight strikes and a 9 on the final ball. The Forkner-Manger lineup included Wilson Manger Broderick and McCullough. Lawrence Krehe Studio's lineup featured Manship Lawrence Vorndran Scott and Burge. Brown is the son of Thomas R. Brown and grandson of Roland Brown, owners of Brown's Recreation.
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Louisville Drops Opener To Aces At Evansville College
Evansville Indiana match opened the season with Louisville, once rated among the nation’s top ten, losing 92 to 82. Missing Charlie Tyra and other stars, Louisville trailed 41-38 at halftime and failed to close the gap. Don Goldstein scored 24, while Hugh Ahlering led Evansville with 25. Harold Andrews, from Terre Haute, posted 19 for Louisville.
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