TV boxing week features Olson Jones and Charles Norkus
This week's boxing lineup includes Bobo Olson defending no title against Ralph Jones in Chicago and Ezzard Charles meeting Charley Norkus at Madison Square Garden. Jones seeks a rematch with Olson while Charles returns after five months off hoping for a shot at Rocky Marciano.
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Duck Reports Reveal Mallard Release Returns and Origins
The Commission reports valuable data for outdoorsmen on duck releases and banding costs. In 1954 about 7 091 mallards were released and tagged with 816 bands returned. 51 more came from similarly released birds. Ducks freed in 1959 and earlier yielded 111 band returns, with most recovered in Pennsylvania and Canada, and birds migrating north as expected.
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Sports Shorts from Gorry Area High Hoop Notes
The Gorry area high schools report Meadville leading Sec Lion standings with 184 points by seven games, while Erie Academy sits strong. Wolfe of Corry and Solomon of Beavers vie for scoring spots as news shifts to upcoming bouts and a Cincinnati match on March 15.
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Ajax Iron Works Tops Cry Volleyball League Standings
Ajax Iron Works remains on top in the Cry Volleyball League after a 3 0 victory over Loblaws. Corry Jamestown and Aero Supply each win to stay close, while the Raymonds suffer a setback as Professional Mets HS and Ulty Volleyball League match results are reported.
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Unsigned Stars Spark Major League Spring Signings
AP survey shows 135 major leaguers without contracts as spring training nears on March 1. Names include Ted Williams, Bobby Avila, Sal Maglie, Eddie Mathews, Minnie Miñoso, Richie Ashburn, Mickey Mantle, Larry Doby, Early Wynn, and others. Clubs largely unconcerned. holdouts unlikely before deadline.
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Marquette and Dons Keep Winning Streaks Amid College Action
Marquette, already bound for the NCAA tournament, and San Francisco, set for at large bid, extended winning runs as Wisconsin crushed Detroit 100 8 and the Dons beat Santa Clara 66 52. Bill Russell paced San Francisco late with 21 points as the Big Ten and West Coast teams kept pace in a busy night of college basketball.
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San Francisco Holds Top AP Cage Poll Lead
San Francisco remains No. 1 in the Associated Press college basketball poll. Kentucky, LaSalle, Duquesne, and George Washington follow as Marquette moves from ninth to sixth with an 18-game winning streak.
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Olson Gains Lead in Hockey Scoring Derby
Veteran left winger Eadie Olson of the Cleveland Barons climbs to the top of the American Hockey League scoring race with 68 points after a two-goal three-assist week. Fred Glover, out two weeks with a fractured ankle, contributes 27 goals 24 assists. Springfield rookie Jim Anderson leads with 61 points. Gil Mayer of Pittsburgh tops goaltenders at 2.75 GAA.
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Moore to seek readmission after medical treatment
Reading Pa. Lenny Moore Penn State football star expelled last week for scholastic failures will enter a hospital today for kidney treatment and will apply for readmission after recovery. Andy Stopper Moore's coach said he plans to attend summer classes to make up failed subjects.
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Lenny Moore
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Reading High School
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Corry Highs Travel to Erie to Face Academy Five
The Corry Area High eagers head to Erie for a tough test against the Academy five at Hilltop School. Pete Risso leads scoring with 302 points in 17 games, backed by Lavelli and Purce. Dietsch misses due to infection. Walt Latos and Bill Turner join the starting five with Latos, Turner, Turner, Wolfe, and Miller. Norman Weldner returns after fines. action tonight sets the lineup.
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Norman Weldner
Gets in the Swing George Washington 82 Virginia Tech 1
A sequence of college basketball scores is listed with George Washington defeating Virginia Tech 82 to 1 and multiple other results including Minnesota 80 Indians 10, Ohio State 68 over Town 79, Michigan State 72 over Ulinots 80, Purdue 75 over Wisconsin 63, Michigan 72 over Northwestern 70, Missouri 76 over Nebraska 73, Alabama BY Florida 60, Tennessee U4 Mississippi 78, LSU 66 over Vanderbilt 59.
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Fullmer Cops 28th Straight In Brooklyn Bout
Gene Fullmer 23-year-old middleweight from Utah earned his 28th straight win with a unanimous decision over Paul Pender of Boston at Eastern Parkway Arena Brooklyn. Fullmer dropped Pender in the fourth round and pressured him throughout, improving to 25-0-2 while Pender fell to 25-1-2 and suffered a cut over the left eye.
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Muskegon
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Dallas
St. Nicholas Arena
Corry Rod and Gun Club Holds Open House and Fish Fry
The Corry Rod and Gun Club hosts its annual open house and fish fry this evening on East Washington Street. The program begins at 8 pm with speeches by fish and wildlife officials, film showings, prize drawings, and refreshments. Women club members are invited to attend.
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Teague bowling hosts top scores in Sweeter 200 Club event
Buland Harvey topped the field with a 242 single and 601 series. Other notable scores include Russ Bemis 230 and 205, Jack Castor 224, Theo Burlingame 213, and Dick Gin coma 218. Multiple bowlers posted 200s including Arnold Applebee 210 and 200, Hank Roskowski 209 and 201.
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Dick Gin
Coma
Theo Burlingame
Arnold Applebee
Troy Chase
Russ Bemis
Glenn Holthouse
Bud Becker- Ink
Jack Castor
Ed Barr
Hank Roskowski
Clay Bisbee
Bob Morton
Dick Merkle
Shorty Goon
Gil Hisson
Bob Patterson
Bob Owens Jr
Stanley Bailey
Marciano to Try Out Injured Nose in Four Rounds
Rocky Marciano will box four rounds in a tough session at the Grossinger Country Club to test his injured nose. The five month old injury from his up to eight round KO of Ezzard Charles has reopened, threatening a long layoff or possible career end.
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Rocky Marciano
Rocky
Keene Simmons
Grossinger Country Club
Ezzard Charles
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