White Sox Trade Breaks Slump At Baseball Meetings
Chicago White Sox break a trading lull by sending Larry Doby and Jack Harshman to Baltimore for Ray Moore Billy Goodman and Tito Francona. Baltimore gains Doby and Harshman praises the deal while Chicago saves third base with Goodman and Francona. Other trades rumored include Phillies Cardinals Haddix Ashburn Boyer and Cubs Redlegs Bilko Rush as Glenn Lane seeks moves and Gene Stephens draws interest from four clubs.
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Sputnik Opened New View Of Cosmic Rays Beyond Air
Researchers note high energy particles in space differ from those observed in Earth’s atmosphere. Sputnik probes transport cosmic rays beyond the atmosphere, enabling direct study of primary cosmic rays and their origins. Future work aims to test fundamental physics including general relativity.
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John Crow Poised as 1994 Football's Most Honored Player
John Crow of Texas A and M, 22, star of the Gator Bowl bound Aggies, was named winner of the Heisman Memorial Trophy. He previously earned United Press All America and was voted Back of the Year in the UP poll and was the first choice of the Chicago Cardinals in the NFL draft.
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Markets Fort Worth UP USDA Livestock Report
Fort Worth market notes show a small supply with varied activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle include 800 lb yearling steers at 25 and cows 14.50-16.50, with stocker calves 22-24.50 and good slaughter calves 23-24. hogs mostly steady with lighter weights scarce. sheep and goats steady with feeder lambs 20-21.50 and Spanish goats around 7.50.
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Howell Sees Lions Help Giants in Browns Clash
Coach Jim Lee Fowell expects Detroit to beat Cleveland, keeping the Giants alive in the Eastern Division race. New York trails by one game with two left. a Detroit win could crown Cleveland before the rematch in New York.
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Bobkittens Open Season With Double Win Over Carey
Junior High Bobkittens opened 1957-58 with a doubleheader win over Carey. A team 35 31 B team 33 21. Freddie Vaughn led A with 12 and Ray Hamilton led B with 11. Carey’s Foard 14 Bragg 12 paced the visitors, as Carey trailed most of the game. Next on schedule is Paducah on December 12.
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Brown to Defend World Light Title Tonight
Pp Wily Joe Brown defends his world light weight crown for the third time. He meets 27 year old Joey Lopes, a Portuguese born fighter from Sacramento California, described as a dancing bobbing expert.
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Bear Bryant to coach Alabama on $17,500 yearly deal
Bear Bryant will earn 17,500 dollars annually under a 10 year contract as coach and athletic director at the University of Alabama. Dr Frank A Rose announced from Lexington hospital that Bryant may bring his Texas A&M staff and that Jerry Claiborne will also join Alabama. Bryant leaves Texas A&M after securing release from the final seven years of his deal. he succeeds J B Whitworth and takes over the athletic directorship from Hank Crisp.
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Celtics Thrive Without Cousy Win 16th in 18 Starts
Boston led by Ramsey and Sharman erupted for 67 points to beat Detroit 124 113 securing their 16th victory in 18 games. Hawks topple Lakers 115 108. Nationals beat Warriors 119 96. Knicks rally to 110 104 over Royals as Hawks break 96 96 tie with eight minutes left.
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Navy tops American U 70 67 in tight battle
Navy defeats American University 70 to 67 with a late run securing the win. West Virginia crushes VMI 109 to 50. Phillips Oilers beat Richmond 78 to 61. Other scores include Georgia Tech 74 over Davidson 52 and Auburn 89 over Jacksonville State 50.
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SMU Stunned by Krebs Loss Darkens Early Season
Three top programs post strong openers as Bradley, Kansas State and Notre Dame dominate. SMU falls 65-60 in overtime at Iowa, fading hopes Krebs departure ends SMU's Southwest Conference reign. Wichita State wins 66-54. St Bonaventure, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Gonzaga, Stanford also win. Kansas and Kentucky prepare for key games.
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Players Seek Talks With Owners Over Funds Dispute
Cleveland report says the NFL Players Association prefers negotiations with club owners rather than lawsuits. Association attorney Creighton Miller indicated no suit would be filed now, pending talks with NFL Commissioner Bert Bell later this month. Owners affirmed recognition of the association and agreed to most demands, including sharing championship receipts to fund player needs. Miller noted a possible 5 percent set aside to establish a players’ fund.
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TCU declines Cigar Bowl invitation
Texas Christian University, after a report from athletic director Dutch Meyer, refused an invitation to play in the Cigar Bowl in Tampa Florida on December 28. The athletic council declined citing very little enthusiasm among players and coaches for another game this season.
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Houston declines invitation to Cigar Bowl game
University of Houston today turned down an invitation to play in the Cigar Bowl football game to be held in Tampa Florida on December 28.
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Market Update Evening Bid and Change Notes
New York and New Orleans price quotes show Dec and Mar contracts rising. Dec. 36.25 up 15 points in New York, Mar. 36.30 up 6. New Orleans Dec. 35.90 up 15. Market brief reflects ongoing commodity futures activity across major exchanges.
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Commodity futures quotes from New York and New Orleans
Futures prices for March December and Wer contracts in New York and New Orleans show gains. Markets highlight modest increases with December contracts rising by about 12 points and New Orleans postings up around 11 points.
Ike’s Recovery Updates Pause Daily Medical Bulletins
The White House reports President Ike has improved after a possible brain vascular event or clot. Daily bulletins end while progress continues. Hagerty says bulletins resume only if his condition changes.
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