Doby and Harshman Traded to Orioles in White Sox Swap
The Chicago White Sox completed a four player deal with Baltimore sending Lanny Doby and Ed Harshman along with another player to be named later to the Orioles for infielder Bill Goodman pitcher Ray Moore and outfielder Tito Francona. Goodman is a 10 year veteran while Francona shows promise as a slugger. The trade caps a busy night at the national baseball convention as other clubs discuss moves including Phillies bids for Roberts Ashburn and Haddix and Reds talks for Bell and Post.
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
White Sox
Lanny Doby
Jack Marshman
Orioles
Bill Goodman
Ray Moore
Tito Francona
Doby
Harshman
Goodman
Francona
Moore
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
Ashburn
Jett
Harvey Haddix
Phils
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Cincinnati
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Gus Bell
Reds
Wally Post
Washington
Detroit
Ray Boone
Bob Bhaw
Hal Woodeshick
Bob
Keesan
Bubba Phillips
Phillips
Jim Finigan
Jimmy Greencross
J. W. Porter
Lou Berberet
Pete Runnels
Celtics Ride Ramsey 35 Points in 124 113 Win Over Pistons
Boston improved to 16 2 after a 124 113 victory over Detroit as Frank Ramsey scored 35 points to join stars Cousy Sharman and Fussell in pacing the Celtics. Syracuse beat Philadelphia Warri ors 119 96, Knicks topped Cincinnati 110 104, and St Louis defeated Minneapolis 115 108 in other NBA action.
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Boston
Detroit Pistons
Syracuse Nationals
Philadelphia Warriors
Madison Square Garden
New York Knickerbockers
Cincinnati
Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Minnepolis Lakers
Scholastic Cage Results From Area Matchups
Basketball scores from multiple high school games include New Castle 7 over Meadville 43 and Erie East 59 over Albion 49. Other results list Lawrence Park 76 over Conneant Valley 62 and Saegertown 76 over Fairview 39 with several additional close finishes across the region.
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Kime
Warren
New Castle
Meadville
Millcreek
Girard
Tidlontoch
Spartanburg
Sherman
Mayville
North Clarion
West Forest
North East
Mclean
Erie East
Albion
Erie Tech
Watteburg
Lawrence Park
Conneant Valley
Cranberry
Clarion-Limestone
Fredonia
Sharpsville
Falconer
Northern Area
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
A. Saegertown
Fairview
Johnsonburg
East Forest
Jamestown
Erie Academy
Cochranton
Linesville
St. Marys
DuBois
Bowling Scores Ramp Up In Local League Night
Dick Morton opened with 221 and Bill La Mielle added 214 to lead the local bowling league last night. Several others topped 200 including Vern Group 203 Abbie Wotus 209 Bob Proctor 404 Howard Pier 205 George Wurm 209 Tony Kostyal 208 Ed Kulser 202 and Tourin game 202. Katheryn Kirin led the women with 186 Marion Bulard 189 Barbara Wickwire 176.
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Dick Morton
Bill Lamielle
Keeling Acga
Vern Group
Abbie Wotus
Bob Proctor
Howard Pier
George Wurm
Tony Kostyal
Ed Kulser
Touringame
Katheryn Kirin
Marion Bulard
Barbara Wickwire
Sparta Falls to Tidioute in Season Opener
Spartansburg lost 44-38 at Sparta High in a tight second half after trailing 28-16 at halftime. Troy Rasey led Spartansburg with 19 points while Connie Fuellhart paced Tidioute with 24. Spartansburg’s Jayvees won 32-20 in the preliminary game.
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Spartans
Tidioute
Sparta High School
Sparta
Tidioute Inte
Troy Rasey
Rasey
Connie Fuellhart
Tom Morrison
Jayvees
Wattsburg
Erie Tech
Jameson
Bennett's ‘Aero AA
Byler
Aversa
Greer
Bradley and Iowa Brighten Early Basketball Night
Iowa edged SMU 65 60 in overtime as Holden Gentry added six in OT after a 54 54 finish. Bradley opened with an 87 47 win over Illinois Normal with standout shooting and youth players contributing from the prior title run. Bob James led SMU with 23 points while Jack Parr hit 18 for Kansas State in a 76 31 win over Texas Western.
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Mlinois
Braves
Towa
Southern Methodist
Holden Gentry
Hawkeye
SMU
Bob James
Kansas State
Texas Western
Jack Parr
Missouri
South Dakota
Notre Dame
St. Ambrose
Detroit
Assumption
Crow Wins Heisman Trophy in 1957
John Crow of Texas A&M captured the Heisman Trophy as college football’s top player of 1957, announced in New York.
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John Crow
Texas A&m
Franklin Knights Poised as Section II Dark Horse
In the Section II basketball race Franklin shows potential as a dark horse. Coach Jim McCullough leads a balanced lineup with seniors Lary Beightol Leroy Beach among returners and juniors Walt Thomas Bill Fulmer Bob Lynch. The Knights open Friday at Cranberry and visit Corry on January 28 with plans to challenge Corry and Oil City. Franklin’s 1957-58 schedule features a mix of home and away games against Cranberry Lakeview Erie Tech Meadville Warren Oil City Meadeville and Titusville.
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Corry
Ol City
Snell
Lary Beightol
Leroy Beach
Knights
Inow Caset
Jim McCullough
Rich Vidunes
Blaine Kuhn
Pat Fonz
Bo White
Dick Wojtowica
Ray Burke
Walt Thomas
Bill Fulmer
Bob Lynch
Ted Smith
Lou Fogle
Freddy Harris
Cranberry
Beavers
Lakeview
Erie Tech
Rocky Grove
Grove City
Warren
Oil City
Meadville
Lopes Seeks Lightweight Title Upset in Chicago Showdown
The Sacramento challenger Lopes challenges defending champion Joe Brown for the 135 pound crown in a 15 round title bout at Chicago Stadium. Brown enters as favorite after 87 wins in 90 bouts while Lopes is rated No 7 by the NAB and No 6 by Ring Magazine. The bout, televised nationally, follows Brown’s recent string of knockouts and a prior non title draw with Lopes in Chicago four months earlier.
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Chicago
Sativa
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Clare Isae Lopes
Joe Brown
Wallace
Brown
Bud Smith
Sacramento
Calif
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Lopes
International Boxing Club
Xenny Lume
National Association
Rink Magazine
IT Section Games Neatly Set Between Feb Dates
Sparse data shows Feb matchups with Corry away on the 41st, Grove City away on the 25th, and Titusville hosting on the 28th. No further details on teams or results are provided.
Seven Cagers Hurt In Highway Crash
Seven William and Mary basketball players were injured in a weather related highway crash near Restville Maryland on the way to a game with the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Two were in serious condition and Raymond Varga of Homestead was reported in fair condition.
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Hen
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reestyville
Raymond Varga
Homestead
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