New Yorkers Win and Gain in Race
The New York Rangers edged the Chicago Black Hawks 3-2 to open a four point gap in the NHL standings. Scorers Larry Popein Harry Howell and Guy Gendron propelled New York to gain ground on Toronto while Boston leads with 40 points and Detroit and Montreal chase.
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New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Larry Popein
Harry Howell
Guy Gendron
Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto
New York
Maple Leafs
Hawks
Boston
Detroit
Montreal
Riceville Girls edge Carpenter in close 38 36 win
Riceville defeated Carpenter 38 to 36 in Iowa on Thursday. Carpenter reserves beat Riceville reserves 43 to 36 as boys teams did not play.
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Carpenter, Iowa
Riceville
Carpenter Girls
Carpenter
Ortega Beats DeMarco and Builds Title Shot Plan
Gaspar Ortega defeats ex-champion Tony DeMarco for the second time by split decision at Madison Square Garden. Ortega seeks a title shot against Basilio or Saxton if he wins, after a gruelling 10 round battle watched by about 2,500 fans.
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Basilio
Saxton
Jimmy Stimson
Ortega
DeMar
Philadelphia Boxer in Fair Condition
Jimmy Fisher of Philadelphia was in St. Clare’s Hospital in fair condition after a six round loss to Rudy Gwin of Cleveland at Madison Square Garden. Fisher floored Gwin in round one but was knocked down in round three and exited the ring for medical care. Dr. Alexander Schiff noted a slight concussion.
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New York
Jimmy Fisher
Philadelphia
St. Clare’s Hospital
Rudy Gwin
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Fisher
Gwin
Alexander Schiff
New York State Athletic Commission
White Sox coach Del Wilber becomes Orioles scout
Del Wilber, who has coached the Chicago White Sox for the past two seasons, was hired Friday as a scout for the Baltimore Orioles. He brings major league experience to the Orioles scouting staff.
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Baltimore
del Wilber
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Russell to debut with Celtics against Hawks today
Bill Russell was expected to make his professional debut with the Boston Celtics in a 1:30 p.m. CST game against the St. Louis Hawks. The game was to be televised nationally on NBC. Russell, a college star at San Francisco and Olympic standout, signed a contract reported at 17000 dollars.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
NBC
Russell
San Francisco
Duck Hunter Fires and Bags Five-Pound Mullet
Charles A. Newton of Meriden Conn. bagged a five-pound roe mullet while duck hunting in Pamlico Sound near Ocracoke N C. Newton and companion Charles Parker hunted as guests of Stanley Wahab of Ocracoke and added five geese and five ducks before warm weather drove mullets from the water.
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N.C
Charles A. Newton
Meriden
Newton
Charles Parker
Stanley Wahab
Ocracoke
Jockey Johnstone Set to Race at Santa Anita This Winter
Arcadia California February note: Australian rider W Rae Johnstone, famed for European wins including three Epson Derbies, will display his talents at Santa Anita Park this winter.
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Calif
W. Rae Johnstone
Europe
England
Santa Anita Park
Secret Drills for East Team in Shrine Game
Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan leads the East squad and will lock gates for secret practices next week. Quarterback Paul Hornung, in talks with a Canadian club rep, says no contract. The West team also plans private sessions to conceal plans from public view.
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San Francisco
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Vancouver
Buck Shaw
Tulsa Signs Five Year Contract With Coach Bobby Dobbs
The University of Tulsa announced a five year contract for Head Coach Bobby Dobbs after a rebuilding season. Tulsa tied for second in the Missouri Valley Conference last year with no salary figures disclosed.
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Tulsa
Okla.a
University of Tulsa
Bobby Dobbs
College Basketball Scores From Across the Nation
A compilation of early season results shows San Francisco defeating Washington 56 to 53 in St. Louis and Indiana State beating Western Michigan 83 to 75. Other notable gaps include UCLA topping Missouri 77 to 34 and Montana State overpowering Utah State 101 to 83.
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Washington
St. Louis
Wyoming
Omaha & Drake
California Poly
Indiana State
Western Michigan
Canoe
Northwest Missouri
Northeas
Harvard
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
South Carolina
Georgia
North Dakota
Fisk
Abilene Christian
Texas
Weeleyan
UCLA
Missouri
Colorado
Arenas
Cal
Los Angeles
Loyola Brigham Young
Bowling Green
Boxers Clash in Double Bouts Across North and South
In New York at Madison Square Garden Gasper Ortega from Tijuana outpointed Tony DeMarco of Boston after ten rounds in a welterweight bout. In Sao Paulo Martinianoc Pereyra of Argentina stopped Paulo de Jesus of Brazil in three rounds for the South American welterweight title.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Gasper Ortega
Tijuana
Mexico
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Martinianoc Pereyra
Argentina
Paulo de Jesus
Jap Premier Faces Cabinet Deadlock
Prime Minister Tanzan Ishibashi faced a tight Liberal Democratic party deadlock over first cabinet selections. With Parliament having elected him 48 hours earlier, factions remained split threatening possible dissolution of Parliament and new general elections. The dispute centers on cabinet post distribution among conservative leaders.
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Tokyo
Tanzan Ishibashi
Liberal-Democratic
Ishibashi
Heart energy powers 150-pound ascent in an hour
A metabolic fact states the heart emits enough energy in an hour to lift a 150 pound person from the street to the roof of a three story building. This illustrates the substantial power of human metabolism and cardiovascular output.
Airliner Finishes Trip on 3 Engines
A four engine transport with 53 passengers and a 5 person crew landed in Los Angeles after completing a flight on three engines. The incident prompted excite repairs and a safety check.
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Los Angeles
United flight declared routine after in-flight engine trouble
A United Air Lines DC6 flying yesterday from Honolulu with three engines reached Santa Barbara area when a fourth engine failed 270 miles west of the coast. The Coast Guard from San Diego sent an amphibian plane to meet and escort the aircraft to safety.
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Coast Guard
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