Yale Hopeful Glynn Sets Sights On Ivy Title
Yale coach Joe Vancisin pins hopes on six ten freshman Jerry Glynn who may debut tonight against Fordham after missing opening games with a cold. Captain Lee and Larry Downs led Yale to a 73 74 win over Springfield and Connecticut as Glynn’s arrival could reinforce the Blue in the Ivy race. Meanwhile NFL race heats up as Baltimore, Detroit and San Francisco vie for top with possible triple ties and playoff plans ironed out in Philadelphia.
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Yale University
Joe van Cisin
Eli
Glynn
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Connecticut
Range Center
Fordham
Payne Whitney
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Downs
Ed Hoffman
Milford
Post-Telegram
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Yale
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Bridgeport
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York Giants
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Baltimore
Detroit
San Francisco
Colts
NFL
Philadelphia
Gorman to Visit Bridgeport AmidUmpire Tour
Tom Gorman a veteran National League umpire from Miami will visit Bridgeport on Wednesday. He plans lunch at the 19th Hole restaurant and will meet friends including Skippy during the day. Mickey Walker may join them during his stay.
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Miami
Fla
Bridgeport Wedne
Gorman
Y. Tighe
Skippy
Mickey Walker
Stags Face Hunter College In Tri State League Opener
Connecticut smashes New Hampshire 50 43 at halftime led by Jim O Connor 18 points and Ed Martin 17 Al Cooper 16 as Huskies run to Yankee Conference win Fairfield prepares for Tri State league opener vs Hunter College at Brass Recreation Center Stags seek first wins after a 1 3 start with Hyra leading scorers while Hanrahan coordinates lineup and sophs prep for Sikorsky Flyers clash in preliminary.
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Durham
N. H
Dee
Jim O'Connor
Connecticut
New Hampshire
O'Connor
Ed Martin
al Cooper
Martin
Cooper
Huskies
Bob
Harris Russell
Fairfield University
Stags
Hunter College
New York City
Brass Recreation Center
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New Britain Teachers’ College
Providence
New York Athletic Club
Assumption College of Worcester
CCNY
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Jim Hanrahan
Harry Hyra
Roger Ludlowe
Hyra
Fairfield
Mike Fliescher
Hawks
Dave Alpert
George Farlekas
Assumption
Pat Kelly
Ed Diskowski
Joe Flannigan
Joel Cherrytree
Diskowski
Tom Czarnota
Fran
Hot Rod) Hanley
Frank McGowan
Mike Mullen
Dick Ripke
Fairfield A
Sikorsky Flyers
Ymca Industrial League
Maryland Tops Kentucky 71 to 62 in Thrilling Upset
Maryland stunned top ranked Kentucky 71 to 62 at College Park as captain John Nacinik scored 20 and Al Bunge added 16 to rally the Terrapins after a close game. Charlie McNeil delivered 13 as Kentucky, led by Vernon Hatton and Bill Smith with 15 and 14, suffered a rare loss after three straight wins.
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Wildcats
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al Bunge
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Terps
Vernon Hatton
Bill Smith
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Piant
John Cox
Duke
Ohio State
Temple
United Press
George Washington
Fordham
Park City Skaters Shine in 2nd Webster Meet
Seven dance teams from the Park City Skating Club earned trophies at Webster Massachusetts Sunday, the season’s second meet. Bridgeport leads divisions with juvenile first place William W LeClare and Roberta Burrill. sub-novice first Sandra Black and Robert King. third Linda Black and Bruce Gordon. novice-ith place Joseph Wasco and Shirley Barnes. intermediate first Ronald Cryoski and Diana Lynch. intra A fourth Tony Disco and Patty Bush. junior third Robert Saurer and Barbara Dedard.
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Webster
Mass
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William W LeClare
Roberta
Burrill
Sandra Black
Robert King
Linda Black
Bruce Gordon
Ith Place
Joseph Wasco
Shirley Barnes
Ronald Cryoski
Diana Lynch
Tony Disco
Long Beach Club
Patty Bush
Park City
Junior
Robert Saurer
Barbara Ded
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Caswell Adams Dies New York boxing writer 50
Caswell Adams a boxing writer for The New York Journal American died at 50 in Manhasset after a cerebral stroke suffered Feb 10 He lived in Port Washington and conceived the Ivy League nickname for eastern colleges He worked at the Journal American from 1953 and earlier wrote for the Herald Tribune He is survived by wife Mary and two sons Michael and Mark
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New York Herald Tribune
Fordham University
King Features Syndicate
Screen Gems
Adams
Mary
Michael
New York
Mark
St Johns tops Bridgeport as Hellerman nets 26
St John s University of Brooklyn defeats University of Bridgeport 78 66 before about 1500 fans. Alan Seiden leads with 19 points, Jack Durkin 17, Hugh Kirwin 14, Gus Alfieri 11. Hal Hellerman scores 26 for Bridgeport but UB falls short, Kirwin sparks Redmen in second half. UB freshmen beat Naugatuck 72 34 in earlier action. Wysocki injures ankle.
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St. John's University
Brooklyn
University of Bridgeport
Purple Knights
Alan Seiden
Redmen
St.John’s
Jack Durkin
Hugh Kirwin
Gus Alfieri
Hal Hellerman
St. John’s
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Pascal
Charley Milot
Ed Wysocki
Alfieri
Kirwin Sparks
Joe Lapchick
Kirwin
Seiden
Ed Wysccki
Wysocki
Tom Lipkowitz
Joe Dunn
Ed Doyle
Rider College
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1959 Women Amateur and Girls Junior Golf Dates
The 1959 Women’s National Amateur Golf Championship will be played in Washington DC. The 1959 Girls Junior Championship will take place at Norbeck Maryland from August 17 to 21. The women’s event follows the junior championship at Congressional Country Club in Washington.
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Raybestos Lycoming Win in Dusty Openers
The Kentucky State Racing Commission handed lifetime suspensions to four jockeys George Steineman James C Ring Alfred Applebee and Daniel Brice and trainer Thomas Kenwood after investigating race fixing irregularities from the past season. It also denied Kentucky track privileges to Breck Lutes Ricard Asher and Kenny Bright, barring them from attending races in the state.
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Kentucky
George Steineman
James C. Ring
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Daniel Brice
Thomas Kenwood
Breck Lutes
Newport
Ricard Asher
Louisville
Kenny Bright
South Fort Mitchell
Chamberlain nets 40 as Kansas U routs Marquette
Wilt Chamberlain scores 40 points to set a Milwaukee Arena record, guiding Kansas to an 82-42 victory over Marquette. Don Dibelius adds 20 as Kansas pulls away after a tight start, while the Jealous Brake Liners win their season opener 57-44 in YMCA Industrial league play.
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Bassick to Oppose Hillhouse Tonight in New Haven
Four Bridgeport area basketball teams begin play this afternoon and tonight with Bassick Lions facing Hillhouse in New Haven. Bassick brings four starters back, while Hillhouse loses most of last season’s stars after graduation and a suspension.其他 nearby openers include Ludlowe hosting Darien, Fairfield Prep vs Notre Dame West Haven, Bullard-Havens at Staples, and Milford challenging Hamden as Stratford, Central, and Andrew Warde also prepare for Friday games.
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Greater Bridgeport
Bob Hustek
Bassick Lions
Hillhouse
New Haven
Bassick
Hartford Weaver
March
Ludlowe
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Roger Ludlowe
Fairfield
Fairfield Prep
Ed Bear
Darien
Mill Plain School
George Bisacca
Notre Dame
Green Knights
West Haven
Bullard-Havens Tech Tigers
Frank Piascik
Staples
Westport
Milford
Indians
Stratford
Lou Horner
Pete Greenswood
Ted Robinson
Dick Ross
Larry Lazaro
Jerry Nolan
North Paraders
Central
Hilltoppers
Joe” Yasinski
Andrew Warde
Lyon Terrace
Lions’ den
Bullard-Havens Tech
Stamford
Black Knights
Lock City
Len Kleinman
Archie Helms
Ed Romatzick
Dan Morello
Paul Bergman
Lions
Harold Reid
Roger Ludiowe
Ryff Tops Ippolito In Bloody NY Ring Comeback
Frankie Ryff a former lightweight contender from New York beat Bronx rival Frankie Ippolito in a ten round decision at St. Nicholas Arena. Ryff, 25, returned after surgery to remove scar tissue and avoided eye cuts, improving to 2-5 with Ippolito at 20-8-1.
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Frankie Ryff
Frankie Ippolito
Bronx
St. Nicholas Arena
Ryff
Bill Recht
Frank Fullam
Barney Felix
Kenny Lane
Gene Butler
Ippolito
Ryf
Ruff
Frankie
Ippy
Arthur King Wins Toronto Boxing Thriller At Maple Leaf Gardens
Arthur King of Toronto defeats Yama Bahama of Bimini in a 10 round middleweight feature by split decision at Maple Leaf Gardens. Bahama, ranked ninth, rallied in the final four rounds after King built early points with a strong left jab and hook to the head. Bahama weighed 152 3 4 pounds, King 150 3 4.
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Toronto
Arthur King
Yama Bahama
Bimini
British West Indies
Maple Leaf Gardens
Bahama
King
Hornsby Under Knife For Eye Operation
Rogers Hornsby a Baseball Hall of Fame member aged 61 underwent cataract surgery on his right eye at Wesley Memorial Hospital. Doctors reported the operation was satisfactory and that The Rajah was in good spirits.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Hall of Fame
Hornsby
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Hartford U Upsets New Haven Teachers 72 70
Ed Turkington hit a last second shot at the gun to lift Hartford University to a 72 70 upset win over New Haven Teachers College tonight. Hartford rallied from behind as Turkington led with the decisive bucket and end of game heroics.
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Hartford
Dec
Ed Turkington
Hartford University
New Haven Teachers College
Williams College Elects Co Captains For 1958 Team
Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts named co captains for 1958 All-New England tackle Bill Hedeman and quarterback Gary Higgins. Hedeman 6 3 220 from Darien Connecticut praised as top tackle in the east by coach Len Watters and praised for returning kicks. Higgins started after an early season injury and completed 41 of 74 passes for 664 yards and seven touchdowns.
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Williamstown
Mass
New England
Bill Hedeman
Gary Higgins
Williams
Hedeman
Darien
Conn
Len. Watters
Big Bill
Associated Press
Higgins
Marv Weinstein
Cornell Captains 1958 Football Team Elected
Yonkers fullback Robert Hazzard chosen as captain for 1958 Cornell football. Senior halfback Bob McAniff of Newburyport Mass. receives the Glenn Warner trophy as the 1957 team’s most valuable player.
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N.Y
Robert Hazzard
Yonkers
Cornell
Bob McAniff
Newburyport
Mass
Glenn
Pop) Warner
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