St Francis Springs Tourney Upset Indians and Dayton Wins
Maurice Stokes leads St Francis in a 68-64 upset of defending champion Holy Cross to reach NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Dayton, powered by Jack Sallee and size advantage, routs St Louis 97-81 to join St Francis in the semifinals as Holy Cross falls earlier to St Francis.
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St. Francis Springs
Indians
Dayton
ED Wilks
NEW York
Maurice Stokes
Maurice
Stokes
Little St.Francis Palast Highlay
Holy ‘Croms
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis
Billikens
Nothet
Francis
Dvuesne
Cincinnati
Holy Crows
Williams
Crusaders
Holy Cross
Frankies
Hughes
Hugh‘Stokes
Jack Sallee
St Louis
Connecticut
Sallee
Woodling and Evers Spark Orioles to Win Over Dodgers
Veterans Gene Woodling and Hoot Evers delivered clutch late hits as Baltimore edged Brooklyn 8-6 in Battle Creek. Evers tied the game with a two run single in the ninth, Woodling followed with a two run double sealing the rally. The Orioles, rebuilt under Paul Richards after finishing seventh last season, relied on new additions after acquiring Woodling from the Yankees and purchasing Evers from Detroit.
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Associated Press
Gene Woodling
Hoot Evers
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Paul Richards
Woodling
Orioles
Bob Turley
New York
Detroit Tigers
Gordon Jones
Bob Tiefenaufe
Joe Presko
Tigers
Ewell Blackwell
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phils
Blackie
Milwaukee Braves
Mel Parnell
Boston Red Sox
Indians Roll Past Giants as Kiner Breaks Slump
Ralph Kiner found his stroke for Cleveland with a double and three singles securing a 13 1 win over the New York Giants in Phoenix. Eddie Joost and Al Smith led the offense with three RBIs each as Don Moss, Art Houtteman and Marian Murawski held New York to limited hits. Leo Durocher praised Murszewski while awaiting Herb Score’s exhibition debut amid a slow start to the Tribe's spring lineup.
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Ana
Ralph Kiner
Indians
Kiner
New York Giants
Phoenix
Tett Feta
Cleveland
Larry Jat Fen
Ruben Gomes
Windy McCall
Eddie Joost
T Hie
Tribe
al Smith
Paul Gick
Minnesota
Giants
Rudy Regalado
Don Moss
Art Houtteman
Marian Murwewak
Fomter Ca Mieman
Ca Tat
Mol
Alvin Dark
Mursewsk
Twv Rune
Houtteman
Leo Durocher
Giant _man
Murszewski
Leo
Herb Score
OU Runners Edge In Indoor Meet At Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University track team scored three firsts in a tuneup meet at Ohio Wesleyan. Frank Nixon led the mile, Rudy Koletic swept high hurdles, and Bobcats runner Kaylee Sawyers contributed a second in the 40 yard dash as Wesleyan dominated the rest of the events.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Frank Nixon
Rudy Koletic Cop
Johnson
Onio
Koletie
Bob
Sawyers
Renate
Wenegan
Nixon OU
Cloud
OW Harris
Boggs
Wesleyan “ Leschinsky
Davis
McCulloh
Merrill
Lundberg
Wolfe
Laughlin
Koletic
Semple
Mallard
Thomasl
Marcy
Sharp
Guinther
Beach
Morrison
Wheeler
Sloan
Hage Locker
Tle
Reinke
Ramlow
Hankison Estate Filed In Probate Court
Logan area probate court records list the Hankison estate of Mary C. Hankison with assets appraised at 2466 by Robert Steward, Charles Steward, and Charles Frasure. Alice Vore estate valued at 433.02 in Logan. Executrix Mrs. Josephine Rieder named. W. Smith, H. Rolsten, and L. Heinlein also listed. Playoffs show Troy leading Grand Rapids 1 0 and Cincinnati leading Toledo 1 0 in best of five.
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Logan
Mary C. Hankison
Hocking County
Robert Steward
Charles Steward
Charles Frasure
Alice Vore
Court W. Smith
Howard Rolsten
Lloyd Heinlein
Josephine Rieder
Ben Wilson Resigns Post as Wellston Coach
WELLSTON Ben Wilson resigns as head football coach at Wellston High School to become head coach at Mt. Vernon High School. In four years at Wellston his teams won 31 games and lost, with two seasons finishing second in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. The 1964 squad was noted for strong defense.
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Wellston
Ben Wilson
Wellston High School
Mt. Vernon High School
Wilson
Boxing Results Report From Fragmented DC Area Card
Irregular OCR fragment lists boxers and locations including Washington and Chicago. It mentions knockouts and stoppages such as Saucer and Mad dow, with partial weights and cities like San Jose and New York. The text is incomplete but indicates a boxing event with multiple bouts and outcomes.
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Washington
Jackson
New York
Chuck
Saucer
San Jose
Calif
Kheteran
Chcago
Virgil Adkins
St Louis
Tommy Maddow
Chicago
St Francis Pleas City Open Ohio Regional Play In Athens
St Francis faces Pleasant City in Class B regional opener at Athens gym tomorrow night. Rio Grande seeded color bearer, with star 6-5 Dick Kovalchik, meets McDermott Friday, with winners meeting Saturday for the title. Rio Grande coaches and players prep at Athens gym Thursday morning.
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Newark
St. Francis
Ional
Athens
Rio Grande
Southeastern
Ohio
Tangle J
McDermott
Ohio University
Guernsey County
Pleasant City
Dick Kovalchik
John Wickline
Rio
Granders
Thornville
Blue Men
Big Don Cofer
Clyde Evans
Mickey Morgan
Bil Hackney
Beavert
Mursday
Newark St. Francis
Pan
Fupay
McDermote
Pam
Garver Hopes Ted Williams Will Return
Garver, 29, aims to rebound with Boston against Ted Williams and the Red Sox. He predicts 20 wins if healthy, reflecting on 1954 and 1952 Detroit tenure. Williams, a frequent adversary, remains a tough foe as Garver eyes a strong season.
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Garver
Ted Williams
Lakeland
Fla
Ned
Detroit Tiger
Boston Red Sox
Ted
Williams
Gavilan Dykes TV bout in Miami Stadium showdown
Cuban former welterweight champion Gavilan faces veteran Bobby Dykes in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Miami Stadium. About 600 fans expected as the rematch follows their February 1982 encounter won by Gavilan on a split decision.
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Miami
P—id Gavilan
Cuba
Bobby Dykes
Columbia
Gavilan
Iouian
Beagle Hound Tops National Dog Popularity List
American Kennel Club figures crown the beagle as America's most popular dog, with 52,262 registered last year and the Boxer second at 40,500. The piece notes beagle practicality, small size, good with children, and self-training, reflecting postwar American dog trends and a 300 year canine cycle.
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American Kennel Club
America
AKC
United States
United States Athletes Grab Unofficial Pan Am Crown
United States athletes claim unofficial Pan American crown as track and field events unfold in Mexico City. Dave Shepard and Tommy Kono win golds in weightlifting while Arnie Sowell sets a Pan Am meet record in the 800 meters. Oswald Suarez of Argentina upends Horace Ashenfelter in the 5000, and vaulting yields a three-man sweep led by Bob Richards.
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United States
Bob Myers
jDon Laz
Mexico City
Sam
Jose
Teller Conceicao
Brazil
Mel Patton
USA
Dave Shepard
New York City
Argentina
Tommy Kono
Sacrade
Mento
Mexico
Cuba
Crown
Canada
Colombia
Trinidad
Uruguay
Par
Arnie Sowell
Pittsburgh
Mal Whitfield
California
Lon Spurrier
Ramon Sandoval
Chile
Oswald Suarez
Horace Ashenfelter
New Jersey
Fortune Gordien
Parry O'Brien
Gordien
Bob Richards
Bob Smith
Browns Sign Pittsburg End Glen Dillon In 1955 Draft
Pittsburgh Browns announce signing of Glen Dillon a 1955 draft pick. Dillon a 21 16 old end at 61 195 pounds played two seasons for the Pittsburgh Panthers and will graduate in June. Browns also sign linebacker Pat Cannamella formerly of USC from Dallas Texas and Fort Ord service team. Cannamella discharged from Army Feb 3 had previously signed but missed discharge window to report.
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Glen Dillon
University of Pittsburgh
Dillon
Red
Pttsburgh Panthers
Browns
Pat Cannamella
University of Southern California
Dallas Texas
Fort Ord
Calif
Cannamell
Army Fed. 3
Danish People To Get Higher Excise Taxes
Copenhagen Denmark WPA government austerity plan to curb inflation is approved by parliament with 89 votes to 86 It imposes higher excise taxes on consumer goods and aims to raise millions of dollars as a minority Socialist government battles an economic cabinet crisis
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Copenhagen
Denmark
WPA
Parlament
Cris
Ohio pays tribute to winter sports honorees
Unio University saluted its 118th leading winter programs in basketball swimming and wrestling. Captains were chosen: Sid Snyder led the basketball squad with Weinbrecht, Tad Potter and Steve Rude named team captains. Weinbrecht, a Springfield junior, foresees a MAC title bid next season while Snyder warns rivals will pursue the goal too. Garrison earned a free throw champion watch, Schleicher received a picnic case, and the event honored coaches Bartels Schleicher and Schleich er with remarks from President Baker and athletic officials.
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Unio University
University Center
Weinbrecht
Strawser
Snyder
Dick Garrison
Tad Potter
Steve Rude
Bob Bartels
Fred Schleicher
Schleicher
2. la Follette
Gaige Paulsen
Fred Picard
Bowling results for Strawn and Athens teams this week
Gifford leads with 3 and 1 scores as teams like Air Force Concrete Gasco and Union Printing compete. Top bowlers include Sprague Phillips Snider Abdella Blind Wickham with series 516 and high game 190. Strong performances from Athens Insurance and Athens Building Materials noted.
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Strawn
Plumbing Union
T. Air Force
Athens Concrete
Athens
I. Gasco
Gifford
Air Force
Gasco
Lawhead
Pipliners
Messenger
Swearingen
Union Printing
Athens Insurance
Sinclair
Sprague
Phillips
Snider Abdella Blind — Wickham
Ankles Trouble Jim Greengrass Retires From Exhibition Game
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Jim Greengrass left yesterday's exhibition in the fourth inning due to ankle pain, swelling nearly doubled its size. The Reds travel to Jacksonville for a series with the Washington Senators after beating the Pirates 7-5 at Fort Myers as George Freese muffed two DP chances and Pat Scantlebury earned the win over Domingos Rosello.
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Jim Greengrass
Cincinnati Redleg
Greengrass
Reds
Redlegs
Jacksonville
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fort Meyers
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Art Fowster
George Freese
Pirates
Bobby Adams
Maurice Fisher
Wo Pune
Pat Scantlebury
Glen Gorbous
Ted Klusczewsk
Scantlebury
Freese
Ene
Gorbous
Domingo Rosello
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Troy
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Cincinati
la Salle
Tom Gola
Fordham
Ronnie Kuehn
Gola
NEA
St. Francis, Pleas
Opener
St Francis
Holy Cros
Gavilan, Dykes
New York (A
Philadelphia
SECAL
Art Hunley
Nelsonville
Roger Long
Middleport
Tom Potts
Joe ‘South
Gary Pridenmaker
Gallipolis
Jim ‘Thomas
Dick Shrider
Oliver L. Wood
Thomas
Shrider
Messenger Sportsphoto
Jack Crsnenens
Spares Baiter
Uay
Gumemma
Rosslyn Inge
U.S Army
Pittsbury
Clegk
Swearingenstons
Messenger Suttons
Kasters
National Guard
Tee-Nee Trailers
Glouster
Rudo
Potter
D. Strawney
Wigal
N. Engh
Ion
Engleskind
Sams
Sitaler
Donkey
Ashcraft
Murphy
Henry
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
F. Carpenter St
Redlex
Lee
Belk-Simpson Company
Home of Better Values
N. Court
Butler Bros
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