Steinkraus Leads U S Team in 69th National Horse Show
Bill Steinkraus of Westport captains the U S equestrian squads as the 69th National Horse Show opens November 5 at Madison Square Garden. The Yale alum seeks top jumps honors after global success, including the 1956 King George V Cup in London. Fairfield County riders and favorites from Greenwich, Norwalk, and Darien enter multiple classes, with riders such as George Morris and Joseph Sclafani fielding entries.
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Madison Square Garden
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George Morris
New Canaan
War Bride
Joseph Sclafani
Greenwich
Millerton
Joseph Hale
Allan A. Dale
Joan Draper
Hessie Bulkley
Elizabeth Few
Robert Mele
Vernon K. Roux
Betsy
Marion Kellam
Darien
Edwin Neville
Springdale
Lynn Salinger
Hank Mina
Carla Leet
Yale Colgate ski club meeting and Yale Colgate game preview
The YMCA Ski Club meets tonight at the Y on Park Avenue with a program led by Richard Chantland of Brownville and features Ivy League rushing yardage highlights. Rick Randall of the Red Raiders is noted as a key performer in the Yale Colgate matchup.
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Celtics Dominate Hawks 115 90 In Openers Duel
Boston led St. Louis 54 51 at halftime and pulled away in the final two periods. Bob Cousy scored 24 including a 12 point surge in the fourth. Bill Russell added 20 as the Celtics beat the Hawks 115 90. Pettit led St Louis with 26 points while Macauley had 24.
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Hawks conquer Bruins in Chicago win 2-1
Chicago Hawks beat Boston Bruins 2-1 at home to stay unbeaten on home ice. Rookie Bobby Hall credited with the first goal but Bruins defenseman Jack Bionda carried in the winner. Nesterenko tied and Horvath scored on a power play as Chicago gains in NHL standings.
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Bruins
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Black Hawk
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Boston
New York Rangers
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Hawk
Glenn Hall
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YMCA Table Tennis Trials Tonight For Three YM Teams
The YMCA Boys department will hold table tennis tryouts tonight at 7 pm. Three teams will represent the Y across grammar school grades 4-6 junior high 7-9 and high school 10-12 entering Inter Agency and State YMCA leagues. Last year’s participants include George Hangos Skirman Rastas Anatol Mihailoff Juan Lopez and several others.
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Dusty YMCA Industrial Recreation Dinner Set for Thursday
The 14th annual YMCA Industrial Recreation dinner will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Bridgeport Brass Recreation Centre. Activities include trophy presentations by Kenneth W. Beaudin and Bradford N. Warner with city awards by Fred R. Lucas, and a guest list featuring Mayor McLevoy and community leaders. The Rev. John Filip will deliver the invocation.
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Bridgeport Brass Recreation Centre
Gleen L. Laudenslager
Henry V. Abbot Memorial
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John Filip
St. Joseph's Church
Hockey scores and standings from Chicago league evening
The Chicago National League hockey page lists multiple matches and standings including Dictaphone and Brass teams. General Electric and Singer also appear with notable results, plus YMCA Industrial Bowling results and team totals across several divisions.
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Pastrano Beats Richardson In London Boxing Lesson
Willie Pastrano of New Orleans outboxed Dick Richardson in a ten round heavyweight bout at Harringay Arena. Pastrano weighed 188 1 2 pounds to Richardson 199, earning a decisive points win and extending his knockout-free streak. The victory calms talk of an English rematch and fuels a potential title shot against Patterson.
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Roy Harris
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Tommy Little
Jack Solomons
New York
Igoo States
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Huskies prep for Delaware as injuries ease
UCONN gridiron squad holds intra-squad scrimmage with coach Bob Ingalls reporting satisfaction despite three regulars and a reserve end sidelined from the Maine game. Absent were guard Bill Walken, end Ray Manion, tackle Paul Scagnelli and reserve end Barry OConnell as the Huskies look to Delaware next Saturday.
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Szuzina Boyd Rematch Televized Title Bout Set
TV boxing fans await a national rematch between Frank Szuzina and Bobby Boyd at War Memorial Auditorium Syracuse on Wednesday night. Boyd seeks a comeback after a 1960s career high and recent wins while Szuzina, with 41 wins and 28 KOs, aims to extend his success against a poised challenger. The bout uses a round scoring system with two judges and a referee, plus an augmented point format to avoid a draw.
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Soo” Zena
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Germany
Bobby Boyd
Chicago
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Cleveland
Tony Anthony
Gene Fullmer
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Eddie Demars
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Willie Vaughn
Szuzina
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Suzy
Local Ohio League Lineup Sets Tonight’s Boxing Card
Fairfield County 535 League features teams like Madison Motors Apex Top Sears Roebuck and Lupe’s Drug in standings. Notable boxing notes mention plans to sign for a Spieser versus Watnes title bout in Detroit in January with Michigan boxing commission officials arranging the contract.
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Moore
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Jack
Deadwoods Waters
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Tqe Mogte
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Sears Roebuck
Amana
Benn Leer
Nosle & Martin
King Cole
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Singke
Vargo
DiMatteo
Madizon Motor
Golden Music Wins at Suffolk Downs
Golden Music, the 21 to 10 favorite, nosed out Blue Jim to win the featured Boston Town and Country Club purse at Suffolk Downs. Blue Jim led midrace but faded in the stretch as Golden Music surged clear, with Fleeting Cloud close for show. Final six furlongs in 1:13-15. payoffs: Golden Music 6.20 4.40 3.20. Blue Jim 17.20 8.60. Fleeting Cloud 6.80.
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LeBaron Proves Critics Wrong In NFL Pitching Parade
Washington notes Eddie LeBaron the Redskins quarterback has a standout season despite critics who doubted his size. He completed 38 of 59 passes for 627 yards with six TDs and only three interceptions, while Washington's offense and defense push toward strong totals. Coach Joe Kuharich praises LeBaron as highly intelligent and capable of dismantling defenses, citing plays against the Giants and Cardinals that showcase his improved passing and strategic vision.
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Meilinger
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Joe
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Maryland Terrapins Practice Focusing on Tennessee Single Wing
Maryland coach Tommy Mont led a 90 minute scrimmage in College Park with emphasis on stopping Tennessee unfamiliar single wing attack. Mont warned the Volunteers are a sound team and noted that defending the single wing requires time. He also flagged flu concerns with Fullback Jim Boyce out sick and quarterback John Fritsch down with a cold.
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Offensive leaders surge as Iowa, Colorado, Utah lead college stats
Iowa, Colorado and Utah pace major college offense with Colorado boasting top rushing and total offense figures. Oklahoma climbs into top ten after a 47-0 win as Iowa and Michigan State see mixed results. Mississippi and Duke ranked near Colorado in rushing.
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Mariles Victor In Horse Show Victory
Mexico's Humberto Mariles and Mount Chihuahua won the third international jumping event at the 12th Pennsylvania national horse show in Harrisburg, earning 10 points toward the American Horse Show Association trophy and giving Mexico the lead with 25 team points. Jorge Lucardi of Argentina took second, and Capt. Leopoldo Rojas of Chile finished third as England and the United States trailed. The event featured 10 jumps with two points per clear round and timed finals.
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Trinity Cagers Open 1957-58 Schedule With MIT Dec 7
Trinity College announces a 16 game 1957-58 basketball schedule under interim coach Jay McWilliams, replacing sabbatical-absent Ray Odsting. The lineup includes Worcester Tech, Williams, Coast Guard, Wesleyan, Tufts, Clark, Union, Bowdoin, Amherst, Stevens Tech, Middlebury, and more with several away games.
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Karl Kurth Jr
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Ray Odsting
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Trinity
Alfred University
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Ip Polito to Meet Tibbs in 10 Round Welter Bout
New York October 22 The York state athletic commission approved a 10 round welterweight bout between Frankie Ip Polito of New York and Tommy Tibbs of Boston. The fight is set for next Monday night at St. Nicholas Arena.
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