Hebert Brothers Rise in Winter Golf Standings
Lionel Hebert of the Ere Ahkwa Club sits seventh with 5186 dollars and 25 cents on the winter money list. At 28 he has not yet won a major but his strong showing earned him an invitation to the Masters Open at Augusta this week, where the field includes many stars. Hebert, Jay’s younger brother, shows talent and growing professional promise.
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Derby Candidates Open New York Thoroughbred Season at Jamaica
Derby candidates for the New York racing season gather at Jamaica for the Experimental Handicap a $20 000 race with 10 starters seven Derby eligible Head Man owned by C V Whit ney with Eddie Arenyo aboard leads the field Null andPolly s Set are other strong contenders If any of the trio win they push toward Needles in the Derby Pintor Lea Calumet Farms entry trained by Ben Jones recently rose to prominence winning the $10 000 feature at Gulfstream Park just off the track record pace
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Opening Day Anglers Draw Near Record Turnout
Sport Shorts notes officials expect near record turnout for opening trout season on April 16 with a Sibbath-like season influx. Also reports Meadville High track opener April 27 at Corry, Greenville High seeks new football coach due to Melvin Berry transfer, Allegheny College schedule trimmed to 18 games, Pirates close exhibition slate at Forbes Field April 13–15 with Yankees and Tigers, Gens Woodling slated as leadoff for Indians, Erie Open golf scheduled June 10 at Kahkwa, Willie Mays leads spring sluggers with 11 homers and batting average .468 in exhibition play.
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Palmer Collects 410.66 In Wilmington Open Golf
In Wilmington North Carolina Panu sylvablus Jones led the field at the 72,500 Axwrion Open. Arnold Hilinty from Latrobe shot a 610% Te bo vollect 410.00 art Will from Pocony Manor won 160. Taub and Mockey scores show Cleveland B led with 42 over times.
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Four Cage Teams Vie For Olympic Berths In Round Robin
Four top amateur basketball groups begin a three night round robin to pick the U S team for Melbourne 12 men will be chosen from Phillips 66ers, Seattle Buchan Bakers, College All Stars and the Armed Forces squad. Buchan Bakers coached by Frank Fidler and Phillips 66ers led by Gerald Tucker are favored by experience though no clear favorite emerges. College All Stars led by Bill Russell and Hal Lear brings depth under coach Bucky O Connor. Bruce Drake guides the Armed Forces team with height and versatility.
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Dudley Named Steelers Backfield Coach
Pittsburgh selects Bullet Bill Dudley to coach the Steelers backfield replacing Bob Snyder who left for West Virginia University. In hockey, Buffalo defeats Providence 4 to 1 in an American League semifinal, tying the series at two games each.
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Souchak wins Azalea Open by one stroke over Mayer
Mike Souchak captured the Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club with a 273 total, 15 under par, aided by a 68 final round and a 50-foot eagle on the 11th. Dick Mayer finished second at 274, earning $1,500. Irene Litton led early but slipped to third at 276, winning $1,170. Doug Ford, George Bayer, and Art Doering followed at 277–278, sharing $790 each.
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Ortega To Clash With Smallwood In 10 Round TV Bout
Mexican middleweight prospect Gaspar Ortega a 6-5 favorite over 20 year old Hardy Smallwood of Brooklyn meets in a 10-round televised bout at St Nicholas Arena New York. Ortega 32-7 with 14 knockouts and Smallwood 17-4-2 with 4 KOs meet after rapid rise from seminfimal ranks as promoter Du Mont telecasts.
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Fort Wayne and Warriors in tense NBA title race
Fort Wayne and Philadelphia renewed their best of seven series with a 84-83 Fort Wayne loss after Corky Devlin’s steal. Erle Beck led Philadelphia with 23 points in the rematch while George Yardley topped the series with 80 points for Fort Wayne.
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Dodgers hit by injuries threaten pennant defense
Brooklyn Dodgers suffer a rising injury toll with Billy Loes and Randy Amaro missing time and Don Bessent sidelined by a blood clot. Pee Wee Reese Duke Snider Karl Spooner and Carl Erskine also troubled as spring play continues and rivals gain momentum.
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Kramer May Become Back for Michigan Wolverines
Michigan coach Bennie Oosterbaan says Ron Kramer, a top end and leading scorer, will likely switch to wingback in the 1958 season with defense at end. The move aims to fix a thin backfield while leveraging Kramer’s athletic versatility and pass-catching ability as he adapts to a new position.
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