Albie Pearson Wins Golf Championship in South California Tourney
In Miami on February 1, Albie Pearson, rookie Washington Senators outfielder, defeated John Gray of the Phillies 1 up on the 19th hole to claim the National Baseball Players Golf title. Pearson, the first southpaw winner, also beat Alvin Dark 4 and 2 in the morning, while Gray defeated Al Lopez 3 and 2. Don Bessent made the first hole in one in the event's 18 year history, helping beat Del Rice 2 up in the morning semis.
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Miami
Albie Pearson
Washington Senators
Selv
John Gray
Phillies
Paul Waner
Elica Leates
al Park
Pearson
Alvin Dark
St. Louis Cardinals
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Gray
West Covina
Calif
California
Don Bessent
Los Angeles Dodgers
del Rice
Milwaukee Braves
Rice
Ray Boone
Detroit Tigers
George Vasconis
Dodgers
Steve Chuba
Dublin
Lou Fonseca
Rangers win 3-2 over Bruins in snowstorm clash
New York Rangers defied a snowstorm crowd of 12,15 to beat Boston 3-2 for 55 points, remain in second place in the NHL. Guy Gendron scored the decisive goal at 7:20 of the third period, his eighth of the season, after Andy Bathgate assisted on the rebound. Lary Popein also tallied and Bronco Horvath netted Bruins’ marker, with Boston tying 2-2 in the middle period before Gendron sealed the win.
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New York
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Guy Gendron
New Yorkers
Bruins
Gendron
Andy Bathgate
Lumley
Bill Gadsby
Rangers
Lary Popein
Boston
Fleming Mackell
Bronco Horvath
Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Terry Sawchuk
Toronto Maple Leafs
Tony
Johnston
Leswick
Nick Mickoski
Kelly
Gordie Howe
Wings
Jay
Leafs
Tim Horton
Sawchuk
Edmonton
Leaf
Warren Godfrey
Mickoski
Nora Altman
Marcel Pronovost
Pronovost
Chadwick
Nu-Champs to Play Barletto’s Girls Tonight
Nu-Champs basketball team faces Barletto’s girls at Orcutt gym this evening at 38 o clock.
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Nu-Champs
Nu-Champs Restaurant
Barletto
Orcutt Gym
Hawks Fall Short as Dukes Lifts Pistons 100 98
Walt Dukes tipped in a late rebound to give Detroit a 100 98 victory over St. Louis. Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 27 points as Detroit rallied from a 23 point second half deficit, holding a 65 42 halftime edge and a 77 68 lead entering the final period. Yardley and Shue led Detroit with 20 and 22 points respectively.
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Walt Dukes
Detroit Pistons
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
Dukes
Gene Shue
Detroit
del Itroit
Pettit
Shue
George Yardley
Betroimt
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Petite
Gallant
Tilton
Piddemant
Gallating
Jé'Macauley
Shuegw
Noble
iKenville
SfcMahon
Bolup
Parky
Hoad Beats Gonzales In Straight Sets To Lead Series
Lew Hoad defeated Pancho Gonzales in straight sets 6-4 6-4 at Northwestern University to widen his series lead to 1-7 in the world pro tennis title race. Tony Trabert led Pancho Segura 4-3 as doubles saw Gonzales and Trabert pair to beat Hoag and Segura 8-6.
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Evanston
Lew Hoad
Pancho Gonzales
Tony Trabert
Pancho Segura
Gonzales
Trabert
Hoag-Segura
Hoag
Hoad
Betsy Snite Wins Slalom at Mont La Chaux Trophy
Betsy Snite of Norwich Vermont won the women's slalom in the Mont La chaux trophy ski meet in Switzerland, finishing 10 seconds ahead of Madeleine Chamot-Berthod of Switzerland. Snite posted 64 seconds first run and 6 seconds second run for 2 minutes 5 seconds total. Chamot-Berthod took second with 2:15 after runs of 66 and 69 seconds, her first race in almost two years. Christian Pravda of Austria won the men's slalom with 2:15.9 for two runs. Max Marlot of Aspen, Colorado finished seventh with 2:31.7.
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Crans Sur Sierre
Switzerland
Betsy Snite
Norwich
Madelaine Chamot-Berthod
Miss Snite
Red Wings top Maple Leafs in NHL clash 4 1
Detroit Wings rout Toronto Maple Leafs 4 to 1 to claim third place in the NHL. Terry Sawchuk’s stellar net work and Leswick goal set the tone as Detroit’s offense struck in all three periods.
NBA Standings Mixed With Golf Round Summary
A garbled sports brief covers NBA standings and a golf round. It mentions par scores, players Rosburg and Pet, and teams such as Boston, Syracuse, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Detroit, Minneapolis, and St. Louis. It notes postponed games due to snow and mixed results across cities.
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Rosburg
Boston
Tylutki and DePalma Win Bowling Events
Helen Tylutki of Hartford and Lou DePalma of Hamden led Connecticut bowling wins over the weekend. Tylutki claimed the New Haven Crown women’s event with a five game total, while DePalma posted a six game 308 to lead 148 entrants at the New Haven Candee B event. Other top scorers included Ann Prude Avon and Kay Sullo New Haven with high scores, and a slate of 700s across the national tournament site. The Eastern Duckpin Classic ran over due to heavy snow, with Roy Lipp of Wethersfield holding a strong lead from 1954, as 17 bowlers rolled remaining games to finish the series.
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Helen Tylutki
Hartford
Lou de Palma
Hamden
Connecticut
Nancy Santoro
Woodbridge
DePalma
New Haven
Pete Slomxinsky
Ferri
Johall
Jim Posten
New Britain
Sentanelli
Ange de Matteis
New Hay
Bob Kopnicky
Stratford
Arties
Amty Desalvo
Bridgeport
Andyford
Rotko
Derby
Jim McGreg
West Haven
Lou Raplis
Mano
Mike Per
List
Roy Lipp
Wethersfield
Lipp
Bob Wikier
West Hartford
Stan Pawlak
Fairfield
Harry Burdette
Washingttom
Nats
Royals
Syracuse
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Norm Drucker
New York City
Ed Conlin
Hopkins
Jim Paxson
Mage Ase
Comelins
Siattelerd
Boal
Fat Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Dolph Schayes
Rover
Paradise
Fisagesos Earle
Caent Pmee
Zrasragi
Betty Dod
Antonia
Mary Ann Reynolds
Cincinnì
Patarzit
Gee
Setelor
Siyeerere
Atbee
Risa
Paxson
Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Golfers Tie For Seventh In Pulled Masked Scorecard
A scrambled golf result lists Bill Parker Tulsa and Jerry Magee Toronto among players tying for seventh at 230. Billy Bove Bridgeport carded 286 total and won $55. Notable names include Rot Rosburg Napa and Dave Marr Cedarhurst with various scores and purses.
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Bill Parker
Tulsa
Jerry Magee
Toronto
Canada
Ed Griffiths
Youngstown
Bob Goalby
Darien
Conn
Billy Bove
Bridgeport
BI Johammon
Prom
Uta
Rot Rosburg
Napa
Calif
Bo Wisinger
Odessa
Tex
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
Dave Marr
Cedarhurst
Billy Maxwell Cot
BD Parker
Oroasingers
Mike Stranahen
Mike Kart
Mecaantows
Sy Pat
Smekey Maxfield
Westport
Bul Naty
Wayne
Mich
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
Claude Hermon Memaroneck
N.Y
Welker Taman Jr
Bolton
Black Hawks blank Canadiens as Cushenan nets first goal
Rookie Ian Cushenan scores his first goal of the season while Ed Lilzenberger adds his 24th and 21st to lift the Chicago Black Hawks to a 4 9 victory over the Montreal Canadiens. Glen Hall earns his seventh shutout of the season, stopping 31 shots as Chicago ties Toronto for fifth place.
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Ian Cushenan
Ed Lilzenberger
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Glen Hall
National Hockey League
Hawks
Toronto
Hall
Jacques Plante
The
Casadiens
Ward and Davis Bout Postponed to Feb 25 in Hartford
Promoter Manny Liebert announced a 12 round bout between Steve Ward and Red Top Davis at Foot Guard Hall in Hartford has been moved to February 25 due to a heavy snow storm and travel disruptions expected to last several days.
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Hartford
Manny Liebert
Steve Ward
Red Top Davis
Foot Guard Hall
Portugal Whips United States 13 to 1 in Euro military clash
Lisbon report states Portugal led 9 to 1 at halftime and dominated the European military basketball game, defeating the United States 13 to 1 in a lopsided affair.
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Lisbon
Portugal
United
Portugal Tech
Betsy Rawls wins St Petersburg Women's Open by four
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg won the St Petersburg Women's Open by four strokes with 291 total after a final hole birdie, beating Jackie Pung and Beverly Hanson. Helen Hanson tied for second as Patty Berg and Louise Suggs finished near the top. The event, part of the Florida tour, saw raw wind and a strong finish by Rawls on the final round.
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Fla. Fed
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Miss Rawls
Jackie Pung
Beverly Hanson
Palr
Mrs. Pung
San Francisco
Miss Hanson
Indio
Calif
Pee
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Kan
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Bay
Marlene Hagge
Bonnie Randolph
Columbus
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Tokle Finishes Fourth In Sweden United States Meet
Art Tokle of Lake Telemark New Jersey placed fourth at a ski jumping meet in Sweden. Bror Gestman of Sweden won with 226.5 points from jumps of 236 feet 7 inches and 24 feet 4 inches. Tokle totals were 214 points with jumps of 224 feet 5 inches and 227 feet 8 inches. Aston Samuelstuen of Steamboat Springs Colorado was seventh with two jumps of 225 feet 6 inches.
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Sweden
Art Tokle
Lake Telemark
N.J
Bror Gestman
Tokle
United States
Lahti
Finland
Aston Samuelstuen
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Ski event postponed at Pine Mountain in icy winds
In Iron Mountain Michigan the national ski jumping championships were postponed due to 23 mph winds and five below temperatures. Only one day in two weeks had allowed jumps down Pine Mountain. Yesterday's Kiwanis Invitational was cancelled for the same reason. Officials expected about 10 jumpers to compete once winds drop, with nearly 100 still in the field.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Pine Mountain
Meet
Schedete for Tontet Borters Inc vx A and P Fond Stores
A civil action involving Tontet Borters Inc and A and P Fond Stores seeks resolution of a dispute over elektrik services and related liabilities. The case lists presiding court and dates for filings, with both parties named and the matter categorized as a corporate contract dispute.
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Tontet Borters Inc
A & P Fond
Cincinnati Climbs In College Rankings News
Cincinnati rises in college rankings as analysts debate methods to judge a No. 1 team. West Virginia leads after beating North Carolina, NCAA champion, while Kansas State defeats West Virginia. Pittsfield skater Alex Goguen wins the North American outdoor speed skating title amid a snowstorm with 108 participants.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Alex Goguen
Pittsfield
Mass
Gogues
Dick Ring
Boston
Niles Albright
Tenley Albright
Jean Ashworth
Lakers Triumph Over Warriors in Minneapolis Victory
Veteran forward Vera Mikkelsen led the Minneapolis Lakers to a 166-99 win over Philadelphia as he scored 31 points and sparked a late surge. Philadelphia’s Paul Arian (26) and Willie Sauldsberry (25) led the Warriors, who face a tough battle for the Eastern division playoff race.
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Mian
Vera’ Mikkelsen
Minneapolis Lakers
Phiadelphia
Mikkelsen
Warriors
Philadelphia
Paul Arizin
Willie Sauldsberry
Hlayoff
Snot
Bearcats roll past Oklahoma State 71 59 as Robertson shines
Cincinnati remains undefeated at 18 2 after a 71 59 victory over Oklahoma State. Oscar Robertson scored 38 points as the Bearcats solidified No 3 ranking while OSU fell to 16 3 despite a late push. Connecticut clinched the Yankee Conference title with a 102 57 rout of Rhode Island to claim an automatic NCAA berth. Kansas State and West Virginia also posted wins, while the Lakers and Kansas combined for strong showings in their respective games.
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Oscar Robertson
Oklahoma State
Cincinnati
Bradley
Cowboys
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Huskies
Kansas State
Colorado
West Vir- Bay Np Eee
Bina
Lakers
Penn
Philadelphia
Kansas
Mikkelsen
berJain
Iowa State
San
Jim Krebs
Francisco
Minneapolis
Prilabelyena Grraref Mikketen
Arizint
Ingram
Feorge
Deviins
Fleming
el Dempes
Amoros Sold to Montreal Team by Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers announce the sale of Cuban outfielder Sandy Amoros to their Montreal farm club in the International League. Amoros, known as a chronic holdout, had five major league seasons with a .262 average and strong fielding. Also unsigned were Jim Gentle and Jackie Collum.
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Los Angeles
Amores
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Dodgers
Jim Gentle
Jackie Collum
Dodger
Walter O'Maljley
Cubs
Amoros
College hoops wild as top teams pile up wins
No. 7 Temple moved to 18 2 after a 62 55 victory over George Washington, while No. 8 Duke climbed to 14 5 with a 71 59 win over Wake Forest. No. 10 NC State (15 4) beat Maryland 69 64 in triple overtime. Connie Dierking scored 15 of Cincinnati’s first half points as Oklahoma State edged them earlier. Elgin Baylor led Seattle with a final score gap, Robertson surged for Kansas tabloids, and Jayhawks center Chamberlain grabbed a Kansas record 36 rebounds. Temple, West Virginia, Kansas State, and Baylor posted notable efforts amid a crowded weekend slate including Loyola’s upset of Kentucky 57 56 and Notre Dame’s 88 76 win over North Carolina.
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Loyola
Temple
George Washington
Duke
Wake Forrest
North Carolina State
Maryland
Connie Dierking
Cincinnati
Oklahoma State
Bearcats
Robertson
Baylor
Cowboys
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Chamberlain
Kansas
Jayhawk
Kansas State
West Virginia
State
Cyclones
Seph Jerry West
Owls
Jay Norman
Kentucky
Art McZier
Wildcats
Tom Hawkins
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Chicago Stadium
Michigan
Illinois
Tech
Arkansas
Baytor
Rice
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Utah
Sears
California
Pacific Coast
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