Mosel and Finsterwald Tie For Phoenix Open Lead
In Phoenix Finsterwald and Mosel share the second round lead at the Phoenix Open after both carded five under par 66 at Phoenix Country Club. McMullin Jacobs and Ellis Jr. trail by two strokes, with Barber also in the field. Finsterwald seeks his first Phoenix Open win while Mosel, from Essex Fells, N J, emerges from a late rally to reach the tie.
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Dow Finsterwald
Stan Mosel
Phoenix Country Club
John McMullin
Tom Jacobs
Wesley Ellis Jr
Jerry Barber
Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Moses
North Texas State University Golfing Factory
Essex Fells
N. J
Friday Night Prods Buckeye Meigs Hoops Showdowns
Friday schedule features top standings battles across the SEC Athletic League and Meigs County League. Key matchups include Pomeroy at Gallipolis and Racine at Eastern, with several teams seeking sole or shared first place as late season runs heat up.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Jackson
Panthers
Bulldogs
the Plains
Rutland
McArthur
Indians
Bobcats Face Kent State in MAC Showdown Saturday
Ohio University travels to Kent State for a nocturnal MAC contest as Coach Jim Snyder fields a near-full squad despite ankle and knee injuries to John Tudor and Dave Scott. Kent State aims to pressure with ball control while OU seeks an early lead to force a faster pace.
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Bobcats
Kent State
Jim Snyder
John Tudor
Dave Scott
Snyder
Athens
Cats
Flashes
Lawmakers weigh “reasonably necessary” clause in sports antitrust bill
The House Antitrust Subcommittee considers a bill limiting antitrust exposure to only commercial sports activities while shielding the rest as reasonably necessary. Baseball warns the phrase could invite costly litigation over TV blackouts, while officials seek clearer guidance and a TV agreement. The chairman hopes to delay full committee action to let the dust settle.
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New York
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Celler
Judiciary Committee
Fan Poll Abandoned for 1958 All Star Selections
Major league players managers and coaches will pick starting lineups for the July 8 All Star Game in Baltimore. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the change after conferring with AL president Will Harridge and NL president Warren Giles. The 25-man squads will be chosen with managers selecting the remainder, and mechanics to be decided later.
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New York
Baltimore
Ford Frick
Will Har
Fred Haney
Casey Stengel
Frick
Browns to Play Lions Three Times This Season
The Cleveland Browns will face the Detroit Lions three times this season. Two are exhibition home-and-home games and one is a regular season clash at Municipal Stadium. The Browns also schedule a pre season slate with the Rams, 49ers, Steelers and Bears.
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Detroit Lions
Browns
Detroit
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Los Angeles Stadium
Los Angeles
San Francisco
49Ers
Pittsburgh
Akron
Bears
Chicago
Utah Names Nagel New Grid Coach
Ray Nagel accepted the University of Utah head football coach job after board approval. The 30-year-old UCLA assistant succeeds Jack Curtice, who left to coach Stanford. Nagel’s salary is $12,000 with James R. Jack as athletic director earning $10,000 and Curtice previously $14,000.
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Ray Nagel
Footbball
University of Utah
Nagel
University Board of Regents
UCLA
Jack Curtice
Stanford
Curtice
James R. Jack
ChiSox Trade Involves Orioles For Baseball Players
The Chicago White Sox planned to deliver about 20000 dollars or a ball player to the Baltimore Orioles to complete a multi player deal from last month. Larry Doby Jack Harshman and Jim Marshall were exchanged for Ray Moore Billy Goodman and Tito Francona. Commissioner Ford Frick presided as arbitrator January 18 and ruled the deal could stand if the Sox yielded a player acceptable to the Orioles or cash. Baltimore reportedly seeks Russ Heman from Chattanooga.
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Sox
Larry Doby
Jack Harshman
Jim Marshall
Ray Moore
Billy Goodman
Tito Francona
Orioles
Harshman
Ford Frick
Baltimore
Russ Heman
Chattanooga
Asia
Wisconsin Boot Delivers 70 Yard Big Ten Punt
Franklin Luksik of Wisconsin uncorked a 70 yard punt against Ohio State, marking the longest Big Ten boot of 1957 and boosting Wisconsin’s field position in the game.
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Big Ten
Franklin Luksik
Wisconsin
Ohio State
NBA Scores From Recent Games Reported
Philadelphia defeated Boston 116 to 96. Detroit led 8 percent in a game with Syracuse 83. Minneapolis won 105 to 104 against Cincinnati in a tight finish.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Campy Remains on Critical List After Auto Crash
Glen Cove New York Roy Campanella Dodger catcher remains on the critical list with legs paralyzed but shows improvement. A hospital bulletin notes sensation down to the abdomen and fingertip movement. doctors optimistic about overcoming paralysis though unlikely to return to baseball.
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N.Y
Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodger
Campanella
Dodger
Campy
Baseball Loop Formed In McArthur
A new Acme Amateur Baseball Association unit formed in Wellston will sponsor McArthur and Wellston teams with managers including Harold Montgomery for Wellston and Robert Coman for McArthur. Hamden, Coalton, Jackson, Beaver and Oak Hill also listed. play Sundays and Wednesdays through June and July. A meeting is set for March 9 at 2 p.m. in the Wellston Recreation Office.
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Acme Amateur Baseball Association
McArthur
Oak Hill
Beaver
Jackson
Coalton
Hamden
Dodrill Ford Sales
Wellston City Recreation Commission
Harold Montgomery
Robert Coman
Gene Murdock
Gerald Wagner
Coral Bierly
Clarence Mounts
Jim Kark
C. H. Berkhimer
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Nelsonville
Chauncey
Glouster
New Straitsville
Athens
Buchtel
Gallipolis
Middleport
Pomeroy
Racine
Syracuse
Kyger Creek
Berkhimer
Ohio U Eleven Plays At Dayton October Ll
Dayton reveals 1958 football schedule featuring Bowling Green and Villanova as new opponents. Homecoming set for October 11 versus Ohio University with a 6-5 in Ohio favor series. Road games at Cincinnati and Holy Cross, and night Homecoming game vs Detroit.
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Dayton
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Villanova
University of Dayton
Harry C. Baujan
Ohio
Cincinnati
Richmond
Louisville
Xavier
Holy Cross
Miami
Detroit
Boxing results from Revere and various venues
In Revere Massachusetts Chico Vejar won on points over Jackson Brown with a 10 round bout. The card also featured Brad from Los Angeles stopping Santiago Gutierrez in the third round. Babe McCaren stopped Butsy Gallant in 10 rounds at Fort Fairfield Maine.
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Revere
Mass
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Jackson Brown
Boston
Los Angeles
Cal Brad
Santiago Gutierrez
Juarez
Mexico
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Babe McCaren
Brownsville
Butsy Gallant
Rumford
Spahn and Dark Sign Major League Contracts
Old timers Warren Spahn and Alvin Dark inked contracts Thursday totaling about 105000 for 1958 sign ing sweepstakes of baseball. Spahn 36 and Dark 35 remain top earners in the so called young man's game as they secure new deals.
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Warren Spahn
Alvin Dark
Sprawling Omling League results and star signings noted
The week's Omling Ladies League results show Robinson Bros and East End Carry Out among winners and Notre names like Sigma Phi Gamma and Foster's in the standings. Baseball news lists Spahn near $65,000 with Milwaukee Braves, Dark to Cardinals for about $40,000, Nieman Gorman and others signing as free agents.
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Jeffrey’s Jewelry
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S. Janeen Toeski Exccacs
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Neat Fietek
Logans
Vane
East End
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Sweeringen's
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Cy Young
Dark
Cardinals
Bob Nieman
Baltimore Powerhitter
Tom Gorman
Kansas City
Bob Trowbridge
Tom Brewer
Boston Red Sox
Gus Skandos
Orioles
Danny Kravitz
Emil Panko
Canadiens Shutout Rangers 7-0 in Montreal
Montreal Canadiens defeated the New York Rangers 7-0 as Jacques Plante earned his eighth shutout. Bernie Geoffrion and Maurice Richard were out, and 30 penalties totaled 75 dollars to players. Dickie Moore scored twice with goals also by Harvey, St. Laurent, Beliveau, Bonin, and Marshall.
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Bernie Geoffrion
Maurice Richard
New York Rangers
Jacques Plante
Red Storey
Montreal
Toronto
Dickie Moore
Doug Harvey
Dollard St. Laurent
Jean Beliveau
Marcel Bonin
Don Marshall
Mudcat Grant Emerges as Indians Prospect in Sight
A 22-year-old pitcher known as Mudcat Grant draws heavy notice from Cleveland. His blazing fastball and comet ball have impressed Hank Greenberg, who watched Grant excel in San Diego with a 18-7 record and 178 strikeouts in 218 innings. Cleveland supplier Frank Lane reportedly has rejected a large offer, while teammates from San Diego like Dick Brodowski and Dick Mesa compete for spots alongside rookie outfielders Mann Cafie Averill Jr Geiger.
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Jim Grant
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Grant
San Diego
Indians
Frank Lane
Dick Brodowski
Bragan
Dick Mesa
Vera Cruz
Dave Mann
Reading
Joe Caffie
Buffalo
Earl Averill Jr
Gary Geiger
Omaha
Rochester
Bearcats Top Miami in Ohio Conference Action
Cincinnati Bearcats, ranked third nationally, beat Miami Redskins 79 to 59. Oscar Robertson scored 23 in the second half after a 7 point first half, helping Cincinnati improve to 14 wins in 16 games. Capital University routed Kenyon 71-64 in the Ohio Conference. Wilmington stayed undefeated in state play with a 73-55 win over Centre College, while Wooster defeated Ashland 74-58. Steubenville beat Lawrence Tech 85-55 in Detroit. Youngstown beat Westminster 79-55. Baldwin Wallace edged by Geneva 88-81 at Beaver Falls.
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John Powell
Robertson
Wayne Embry
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Kenyon
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Paul Snyder
Dave Barr
Wilmington
Centre College of Kentucky
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Ashland
Steubenville
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Barons
Youngstown
Westminster
Baldwin
Baylor Nets 60, Average is 31.7
Elgin Baylor of Seattle silenced major college rivals Oscar Robertson and Wilt Chamberlain with a 60 point spree. Baylor raised his season average to 31.7 as Seattle beat Portland 94 91 while Robertson's 30 points dropped his pace to 32.7 in Cincinnati's win over Miami of Ohio. Chamberlain idle, Don Hennon led Pitt past St Johns 86 73 keeping his 26.5 average.
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Don Stuchell
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
Cincinnati beat Miami Ohio 79 59 St Louis edged Wichita 75 Evansville defeated Butler in OT 89 85 Detroit defeated Western Ontario 76 47 Steubenville beat Lawrence Tech 85 55 Kenyon 64 Wilmingon over Centre 55 Wooster 74 Ashland 658 Pitt 86 St Johns Brooklyn 72 Boston College 65 Harvard 66 Rutgers 86 Rhode Island 68 Connecticut 84 Maine 62 Duke 88 Virginia 71 Furman 89 South Carolina 77 Rollins 72 Miami Florida 6 Georgetown 106 Berea 63 Appalachian 57 Seattle 94 Portland 91.
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