Seixas Mulloy Upset by Brichant and Washer in Davis Cup
Belgium pair Brichant and Washer stunned the U S duo of Seixas and Mulloy 7 5 6 3 4 6 6 3 in an Interzone Final match. The U S leads 2 1 and faces decision on Saturday with Flam set to play Washer and Seixas to meet Brichant. Mulloy blamed for errors. Brichant emerged as the day’s star with elite serving and explosive net play.
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Brisbane
Australia
Belgium
Jackie Brichant
Philippe Washer
America
Sam
Vic Seixas
Gardnar Mulloy
Brussels
United States
Herbie Flam
Brichant
Washer
Seixas
Sanford Open leads with 62 as Moses fires 69
Pro Stan Moses carded a 69 in the Sanford Open at Mayfair Course to sit four strokes ahead after the opening round of the $15 000 event. Jay Hebert posted 66 to hold second while seven players tied for fourth with 69. The course par is 70 and scores reflect a high level of competition in Sanford Florida.
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Sanford
Mike Fetchick
Yonkers
N. Y
Don Fairfield
Casey, Ill
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Tequesta
Fla
Thursday's Results Highlight Fight Night Outcomes
Philadelphias Jim Robinson won a points decision against Milo Savage in a 164 pound bout in Philadelphia. Savage, from Salt Lake City, faced Robinson who competed at 163 pounds. Detroit and Boston results noted with scores 101 96 and 94.
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Jim Robinson
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
Don Carter Leads World Championship Final Round
Chicago telecast shows Don Carter, a shovel-style bowler from St Louis, leading the World’s Individual Championship final at the Coliseum. Carter holds a 6.17 Petersen point edge over teammate Tom Hennessey with Eddie Lubanski third. Marion Ladewig enjoys a strong lead over Marge Merrick as the women’s field progresses.
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Chicago
Don Carter
St. Louis
Carter
Tom Hennessey
Eddie Lubanski
Detroit
Australian Davis Cup Team Named for Challenge Round
Melbourne reports the Australian selectors announced the Davis Cup team to defend the trophy in the Challenge Round December 26 to 28. Named players are Mal Anderson Ashley Cooper Neale Fraser and Mervyn Rose with Harry Hopman as non playing captain. Australia meets the winner of the United States Belgium interzone final.
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Melbourne
Mal Anderson
Ashley Cooper
Neale Fraser
Mervyn Rose
Harry Hopman
Australia
Big Ten Reinstates Indiana's Phil Dickens
Indiana University football coach Phil Dickens is reinstated after a Big Ten inquiry into recruiting violations. The decision ends his suspension from Aug 5 and confirms a four year contract at $15 000 annually. The conference vote was reportedly unanimous and covers related player eligibility rulings.
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Big Ten
Indiana
Phil Dickens
Chicago—M
Indiana University
Dickens
Wyoming
K. L. Tug Wilson
Bill Pyle
Michigan State
Eugene Selawski
Purdue
Willie Jones
Deacon Jones
Iowa
Jack Nora
Ted Reissing
Michigan
Trimble and The Plains Lead ACL With Unbeaten Records
Trimble and The Plains share the top ACL spot with perfect records ahead of Friday games. Buchtel can join unbeaten clubs, but has played only one league match. Ames Bern sits bottom after three straight losses. Greenies may spoil titles as they travel to The Plains while other Friday tilts include Trimble at Shade, Waterloo at Buchtel, and Coolville at Rome Canaan.
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Trimble
The
Plains
Cardinals
Indians
Buchtel
Bruins
Ames Bern
Greenies
Paul Casto
Shade
Waterloo
Coolville
Rome-Canaan
Pis. Opp
Trimble Aenee
Plains Steeee
Tte Ewee
Albany
Rome
Ames-Bern
Eastern Conference standings and upcoming game
National Football League standings show the x clinched conference championship in the East with teams Pittsburgh New York Washington Philadelphia and Chicago Cards. This Week's Schedule lists Saturday Chicago Cards at Philadelphia and other matchups across the league.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
I.s
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Dei Odin
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Green Bay
New York
Detroit
Bobcats Open MAC Play By Hosting Bowling Green Five
Bowling Green visits Ohio University for a MAC opener as BG, 4-1 after a 70-64 loss to Miami, seeks progress behind guard Jim Darrow who totals over 20 points per game. OU counters with guard trio Snyder Williams Peters and forward Scott amid returning Falcons from last season.
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Bowling Green
Jim Darrow
Ohio University
Bobcats
Miami
Falcons
Harold Anderson
Findlay
Hillsdale
Depaul
Canisius
Darrow
Jim McDonald
Anderson
al Reinke
Frank Wade
Chuck McCampbell
Snyder
Bob Anderson
Larry Williams
Dave Scott
Bob Peters
Jerry Wolf
Dick Norman
Dale Bandy
Williams
John Tudor
Scott
Peters
Bobkittens Suffer 84 70 Loss to Bliss College
Ohio University's freshman basketball team fell 84 to 70 to Bliss College unbeaten quintet. Bil McCullum scored 31 points on 12 field goals and 7 free throws. Bank Adams and Dean Scurry led OU Frosh with 14 points each. Bob Mattscheck 11. Thurman Taylor 12.
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Ohio University
Bil McCullum
Bliss College
Bobkittens
Kermit Blosser
Bliss
McCullum
Bank Adams
Dean Scurry
OU Frosh
Bob Mattscheck
Thurman Taylor
Top college games heat up tournaments across Birmingham and Cincinnati
Oregon State defeated Seattle 63 55 while North Carolina stretched its win streak to 35 with a 91 74 win over Furman. Birmingham Classic and Cincinnati tournies feature 12 teams including Texas Christian Auburn Mississippi State and St Bonaventure among others with Pitt George Washington Duquesne and Miami of Ohio in action. Pete Brennan led UNC with 31 points Joph Lee Shaffer added 28.
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University of Cincinnati
Texas Christian
Auburn
Birmingham
Mississippi State
Miami
Florida
Cincinnati
Bearcats
St. Bonaventure
Xavier
Ohio
Marshall
Pitt
George Washington
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Tar Heels
Furman
Pete Brennan
Joph Lee Shaffer
Oregon State
Wayne Moss
Gary Goble
Elgin Baylor
Seattle Star
Dave Gambee
Baylor
Louisville
Iowa
Roger Tiemann
Ohio teams sweep out of state with four wins
Bowling Green defeated Canisius 78-65 as Ohio Northern beat Hillsdale 93-64. Wooster opened with a 91-68 win over Grove City, Marietta beat California Pennsylvania 78-66, and Findlay toppled Baldwin Wallace 100-90. Joe Hamauer led Findlay with 29 points.
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Ohio Northern
Hillsdale
Michigan
Polar Bears
Wooster
Grove City
Don Dixon
Scots
Marietta College
California
Teachers College
Pioneers
Findlay
Baldwin-Wallace
Joe Hamauer
Yellow Jackets
Bowling Scores and Results Brief
Logans 2, Jeffrey's Jewelry 1. Fiscus Radio 1, Robinson Bros. Swearingen's 2, Jones Buick 1. Figg Shop 0, Kasler's Dairy 3. Sigma Phi Gamma 2, Neal Floral 1.
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Kasler’s Dairy
Foster’s
Jeffrey’s Jewelry
Logans
Swearingen's
Fiscus Radio
Robinson Bros
Jones Buick 1914
E. End
Sigma Phi Gamma
Igg Shopre
Neal Floral Ll
East End
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Mulloy and Seixas
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Platt's Motor Sales
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X Chemical
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
Marion
Petersen
Marge Merrick
Mrs. Ladewig
the Plains
Ranger
Pacer
H.P
Dick Blosser
National Football League
Emerson
Wayne Jones
Texas Western
Wichita
Ev Wessel
Jon Sanders
Mac
Slere
Commonwealth
Athens Appliance & T. V. Co
W. Washington St
Marshall, Xavier
Seattle
North Carolina
Marietta
Associated Press
Buffalo
Golden Griffins
Kansas
Bartlett
Wagner
Chadwick
Ramseth
Widdoes
Gagle
M. Strawn
Duncan
Tinkham
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Stace
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East Washington St
Athens, Ohio
Federal Home Loan Bank
Jones Buick
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