Night Bowling Leads Top Scores and Team Results
Results list for Monday night bowling shows Gibson Sinclair and Porteous among top scorers with a 631 and 458 series respectively. Teams including Shooters Owls Machine Shop Hookers Pioneers tally wins. individual scores feature Coon Merrick Efaw and Kern among high totals.
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Porteous
Sun Ccee
Jenkins
E.ee
Kern
Bill Wolfe
Sorrsor i
Shooters
Owls
Machine Shop
Office
Pioneers
L. McFadden
Paul Burson
Marion Boggs
Doug Hall
Gene Coon
Dan Merrick
Stan Gaylor
Ed Efaw
Night Stars
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Ee Estes Eves
Giants Eye Preseason Trade For Bats Behind Mays
New York Giants vice president and general manager Charles Feeney eyed trades ten days before training camp in Phoenix Arizona. He identified first base left field and a strong right fielder behind Willie Mays as the club's major problems.
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New York
New York Giants
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles
Chub) Feeney
Willie Mays
Highlander Reserves Capture Gallia County Championship
Southwestern defeats Rio Grande 34 to 30 to win the Gallia County reserve title. Halley seals win with two free throws with 43 seconds left after a 13 lead changes and a tied late duel between Rees and Silvers. Owens scores 34th point for Southwestern. final lineups listed.
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Southwestern
Gallia County
Highlanders
Rio Grande
Sonny Halley
Rio
Paul Rees
Lenville Silvers
Silvers
Halley
John Owens
Bostic
Wedemeyer
Owens
Parsons
Bradbury
Spartans Beat Illini For Seventh Straight Win
Michigan State defeated Illinois 89-83 to extend its winning streak to seven in the Big Ten. Indiana led the conference with an 8-2 mark after routing Iowa 90-76 at Bloomington. Wisconsin beat Minnesota 85-53 in Minneapolis while Purdue edged Michigan 66-63 at home. The win pulled MSU into a second-place tie with idle Ohio State at 7-3, one game behind Indiana.
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Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Bloomington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Purdue
Michigan
Ohio State
Mid-Am Titlist To Play In NCAA At Columbus
The NCAA has set Ohio State University’s St. John Arena as the site for a first round doubleheader on March 12 in the university division. Ohio Valley and Mid American Conference champions will face at large teams, with winners advancing to the Midwest regional March 15-16 at the University of Kentucky.
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Honest wrestling labeled unprofitable at the box office
Milwaukee promoter Johnny Heim rejects state plans to regulate the industry saying honest wrestling cannot draw crowds. He argues legitimacy would ruin drawing power and recalls a failed attempt 50 years ago. He predicts no audience for a legitimate match.
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Johnny Heim
Heim
State Athletic Commission
Faulk Breaks LPGA 72 Hole Record in St. Petersburg Open
Mary Lena Faulk, just 25 months on tour, wins the St. Petersburg Open to set a new LPGA 72 hole record with 279 strokes. The Thom asville, Georgia native edges runner up Louise Suggs by three strokes and earns $880 from the $5000 purse.
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Fla
Mary Lena Faulk
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Thomasville
Louise Suggs
Suggs
Bowling Green Tops Notre Dame In College Swimming Meet
Bowling Green defeated Notre Dame 54 to 32 in a college swimming meet. The result highlights BG's dominance in the event and Notre Dame's performance at the meet.
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Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Ind
Giants Hire Ex Brooklyn Dodger as Scout Johnny Hudson
Former Brooklyn Dodger outfielder Johnny Hudson joins the New York Giants as a scout. Hudson brings major league experience to evaluate talent for the Giants’ front office.
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Johnny Hudson
New York Giants
Notable Van Doren Misses On Twenty One Quiz
Television columnist notes Charles Van Doren’s errors on NBC quiz show Twenty-One. He missed questions on boxing champions, dog categories, 1912 election figures, Apache leader Geronimo, and late January items, while recalling several other items correctly.
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New York
Charles van Doren
America
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van Doren
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
James S. Sherman
Nicholas Murray Butler
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Sherman
Geronimo
Thomas R. Marshall
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Charles Curtis
Fight results from multiple cities list boxing outcomes
In New York Stefan Redl outpointed Paddy DeMarco over 10 rounds. Denver saw Gene Fullmer outpoint Ernie Durando in 10. Holyoke featured Walter Cartier outpoint Eddie Andrews in 10. Austin had Mel Barker outpoint Charlie Salas in 10. Paris had Felix Chiocca outpoint Ted Davis over 10. Bologna reported Franco Cavicchi stopping Al Bernard in 2.
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Passaic
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Paddy DeMarco
Brooklyn
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Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Ernie Durando
Bayonne
Holyoke
Mass
Walter Cartier
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Austin
Tex
Mel Barker
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Ariz
Paris
Felix Chiocca
France
Ted
Red Top) Davis
Hartford
Conn
Brooklyn Discovers New Campanella Hopeful Roseboro Emerges as Top Prospect
Brooklyn scouts hail John Roseboro of Ashland Ohio as a potential Campanella replacement. The 23 year old leadoff catcher hit .338 in Caracas Venezuela and starred in the Caribbean series, after earlier seasons in Montreal and Class D to Pueblo. Industry veterans praise his power left handed bat and all around ability.
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Havana
Brooklyn
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Ashland
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Caracas
Venezuela
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Panama
Montreal
Mickey Owen
Mayaguez
Campanella
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Dodger
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Hamilton
Brooks
Cincinnati
Sheboygan
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U. S. Army
Pueblo
Defiance and Youngstown Battle for NAIA Berth
Defiance and Youngstown will meet in a Ohio NAIA playoff to decide the state representative. Drawings matched Steubenville against Wilmington in the opening game, with Defiance facing Youngstown in the later 9 p.m. matchup.
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Defiance
Ohio
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Steubenville
Wilmington
Eight-Ounce Gloves Chosen for Title Fight
Carmen Basilio will wear eight ounce gloves against Johnny Saxon in the welterweight title bout in Cleveland next Friday. Basilio’s managers lost a bid for six-ounce gloves at a Cleveland Boxing Commission hearing. The commission reaffirmed a National Boxing Association rule prescribing eight ounce gloves for fights here.
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Cleveland
Carmen Basilio
Johnny Saxton
Basilio
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Memphis Team Switches From White Sox to Cubs in 1957
Memphis in the Southern Association will change affiliations after years of ownership and working agreements with the Chicago White Sox and will operate with the Chicago Cubs during the 1957 season.
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Memphis
Asin
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Yankees Strike Deal With New Orleans in Minor League System
The New York Yankees reach a working agreement with New Orleans of the AA Southern Asia. New Orleans previously spent a decade in the Pittsburgh system as part of the minor league network.
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New York Yankees
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
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