Bob Feller Quits Baseball To Pursue Business Career
Bob Feller announces retirement from Cleveland to devote full time to business. The Hall of Fame pitcher, 38, tears in his eyes as Hank Greenberg honors him, notes his 266 wins and three no hitters, and retires No. 18 jersey. He reflects on a career spanning 1935 to 1954 with service in WWII and Navy and a lasting impact on baseball history.
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Howard Babcock
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R Feller
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Feller
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Navy
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van iMeter
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Lorain
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Strick
Tribe
Bob Shakey
Fehler
Chicago
Tigers
Aio Aialter
New York Ya ‘Bob
Cy Young
Mark, Bate
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Robert Fellst
Cleveland Indians
Giammalva's Bright Future Despite Cup Defeat
Adelaide reports Sam Giammalva remains US tennis hope after a 5-0 Davis Cup loss to Australia. Rosewall defeated Giammalva 4-6 6-1 8-6 7-5 as Coach Bill Talbert and Hopman praised his courage and potential for a strong 1957 showing.
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Adelaide
Australia
Texas
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United States
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Ken’ Rosewall
Giammalya
Roséwail
Sin Bles
Vic Seixas
Sam
America
Hoad
Seixas
Bill 'Talbert
Harry Hopman
Giammalga
Rosewall
Hopman
Sammy
United ‘States
Austrralia
Bowl-bound gridiron clashes announced for New Year days
The article lists major post season games and matchups including the East West game in New York, the Rose Bowl in Pasadena with Oregon State and Texas Christian, and the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans featuring Tennessee and Baylor. It also notes the Orange Bowl in Miami with Colorado against Clemson and Georgia Tech’s showdown with Pittsburgh, plus the Shrine and Blue Gray games broadcast details.
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Chicago Bear
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Tennessee
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New Orleans
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Dallas
Colorado
S. Clemson
Miami
Georgia
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Victorie
Bobby Dodd
Panthers
Pittsburgh
Pitt
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NBC
Tatum
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Carolina
The
Rebels
Erners
Don Faurot
Missouri
Russians labeled childish by Hungarian refugee fencer
Bela Berrich a four time Hungarian epee champion now seeking refuge in the United States criticizes Russians as childish and suspects Soviet leadership. He recalls coaching Russian athletes in fencing, saying they failed to learn true methods and hints at future use of American techniques.
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INS
John Foster Dulles
Bela. Retrich
Melbourne
Fencing Asan
Berrich
Issia
Russia
Picious
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