Boxing Telecast Touts Castlan i Contenders
Friday's Madison Square Garden card features Rocky Castellani versus Ernie Durando as the main event with Castellani expected to win by decision. Clarence Henry faces Jimmy Slade in Washington as the heavyweight showcase. Hal Newhouser seeks a spring comeback with the Cleveland Indians, aiming for a relief or starter role, while Rambling notes add basketball plans, hockey merger talk, Betty Skelton NASCAR bid, Bobby Avila terms, and local playoff hopes in districts 10.
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Olson
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Washington
Clarence Henry
Jimmy Slade
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Slade
Harold Johnson
Hal Newhouser
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Cleveland Indians
Paw
Tribe
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Ying
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Cleveland
Corry High
PIAA
Hershey
Betty Skelton
Daytona Beach
Fla
Aviatrix
Bobby Avila
Meadville
Erie
Farrell
Sharpsville
Pension wrangle over majors plan continues in conference
Five figures including Allie Reynolds and Ralph Kiner met with owners’ committee to settle how much World Series TV and radio money goes to the pension fund. Players seek greater future influence and a share in contracts. owners hope for a practical path forward as talks proceed amid college basketball and boxing results across the day.
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Associated Press
New York
Ohair
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Ralph Kin—er
Chicago Cubs
J. Norman Lewis
Cleveland
Mant Greenberg
Pittsburgh
John Galbreath
Dirmer
Baseball Councils
Greenberg
Lewis
Reynolds
Kiner
Local Bowling Standings and Results Across Leagues
Corry Novelty moved to first in the Men's A League by a narrow margin after a four point win over Thompson Maple Products as Niederriter’s slipped. Final pins list Corry Novelty 867 915 860 and Thompson 785 740 817 with other team scores and standings recorded for VFW Men’s B and Clymer leagues.
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Forst
Thompson Maple Products
Niederniter's
Corry den
Niederriter’s
Blue Bonnet Pas
Corny den ii
Mineo Builders
Jensen's
Thompson Products
Benis Service
Thompson
Cory den
Niederiter's
Blue Bonnet
Jensen
Remiss Service
Duquesne Captures Lead in College Basketball Ranking
In the weekly AP poll Duquesne overtakes Kentucky for first as Indiana and Oklahoma A M drop. Indiana holds third with 650 points while Oklahoma A M falls to fifth behind Western Kentucky Town. Northwestern slips, LaSalle drops from third to twelfth after a defending streak ends. Ohio State setback and other results impact the final tallies.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Oklahoma
Western Kentucky
Associated Press
New York
Duquesne
Oklahoma Axgies
Pew
Bbc
Duguesne
Oklahoma A&m
Town
SANTEE RUNS SECOND FASTEST INDOOR MILE
Jess Santee of Kansas, Michigan State, and Texas fame runs a sub four minute indoor mile on a dirt track at Michigan State College, posting the second fastest indoor mile on record while expressing confidence he can break four minutes. The feat trails Glenn Cunningham’s 1938 board-track time.
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Jess
East Lansing
Mich
Wes Santee
Farasis
Michuma State College
Kansas
Tinos
Michigan State
Kansan
Glenn Cunninehan
Sunlee
Indar
Santer
Tirack
Gil Dodds
Uek
Ajax Tops City Volleyball Loop in tense finish
Ajax remains atop the City Volleyball League after a tight feature win over the Thagers, as Aero Supply beat the Merchants and Corry-Jemestown defeated Raymonds. Next week sees Aero Supply vs Ajax Tron Works and Corry-Jamestown vs Rogers Steel.
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Aero Supply
Merchants
Corry-Jemestown
Raymondsam
Ajax Tron Works
Rogers Steel
Corry-Jamestown
Aero Supply Va
Gormy- Jamestown
Rogers Steel and Merchants
Raymond's
Scores and standings from last night’s VFW league bowling
In a packed B League night Chris 200 Scores 4 Max posted 214 and 295 to lead. Rival scores included Merle Ottaway 226 and Pete Russell Jr 213. College results show Notre Dame 6, DePaul 71 and Kentucky 81 in a mixed card of scores and outcomes.
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Max Chris
Sealon
Bul Lamielie
Ralph White
John Logtors
Scott Powell
Sud
Paull Shields
Phil Sample
Lou Jensen
John Qesch
Pete Russell Jr
Merle Ottaway
Chuck Harden
Bill Allen
Joe Hajec
Paul V. Clark
Art Shamburg
Notre Dame
DePaul
Louteville
Bradley
Kentucky
Mississippi Stake
Weater
Wesleyan
LSU
Vanderbilt
Colleges Plan Fight To Finish Against Raiding
Hamilton N Y college baseball faces a new round of major league raiding battles in July as officials pursue a no raiding pledge. The National League voted 6-3 against the resolution to forbid signing college players after their sophomore year, while the American League tabled the matter. Eppy Barnes of Colgate praised leaders Ford Frick Warren G. and Will Harridge for backing action to protect college baseball.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Collegians
National League
Eppy Barnes
Colgate
National Collegiate A. A. Baseball Committee
Warren Gites
Will Harridge
College
Invel
Bob Friend Signs 1954 Pirate Contract
Pirates ink 23 year old right hander Bob Friend as the 36th 1954 signee. He posted an 8-11 record last season and is the oldest member by service, joining the club in 1951. Also infielder George Freese, from the Ralph Kiner deal, signed yesterday after Springfield IL International League play, hitting .256 last year. The Pirates’ Fort Pierce spring camp welcomed 34 rookies as training continued through March 2.
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Camuics
Svt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Friends
Pirates
George Freese
Chicago Cubs
Ralph Keiner
Springfield
Mass
Fort Pierce
Fis
Berrie
Velar Injured In Plane Forced Landing At Ft. Benning
Chico Velar, Army private at Ft. Benning, was injured in a forced plane landing near Columbus Georgia. The former welterweight contender suffered a fractured jaw loss of teeth and multiple lacerations. Post hospital reports his condition as good.
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Columbus
Chico Velar
Ft. Benning
The
Post Hospital
Johnson Stops Williams in Newark Duel
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia stops Doc Williams, aged 186, in Newark New Jersey after a confrontation that began in 1744 Philadelphia and progressed to 186.
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Miami
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Doc Williams
Newark
N. J
Patterson Wins Narrow Decision Over Dare in Eight
Patterson, the 19 year old Olympic champion, edged Yvon Dare of Canada in a hard fought eight round bout at Eastern Partway Arena. Patterson showed flashes but missed often and was hurt by Dare, taking a very close decision that left him with seven career knockouts.
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Patterson
Custer
Cus
Joey Maxim
Durelle
Rusty
Pat
Putterson
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