Aero Turns Back Blinkers 82 51 In City League
Aero Supply extended its City Basketball League dominance with an 82-51 win over Blinkers Photogs. John Burkhart led with 28 points, John Stockton 21, Frank Lloyd and Jim Shayer 14 each for Aero. Bob Mack paced the Photogs with 14 as Allan Long added 11. The Wascaki brothers scored 10 each for Blinkers. The second game ended in a forfeit win for Southliss, their first season victory.
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John Burkhart
John Stockton
Aero
Frank Lloyd
Jim Shayer
Bob Mack
Allan Long
Wascaki Brothers
Gil
Carl
Leff
Klinkers
Southliss
Corry Billiards
Elehynski
Kimkers Photogs
Ilyelreuit
Georgia Tech Halfback Volkert Signs With Steelers
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker hopes Georgia Tech halfback George Volkert strengthens the Steelers running game. Volkert, a No. 7 pick in the 1957 draft, delayed entering pro football until completing studies. Parker called him a smart runner who uses his blockers well.
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Georgia Tech
Steelers Pittsburgh
Buddy Parker
Puente ‘Steelers
George Volkert
Volkert
NEL Bleelers
Parker
Beavers Erie East Contest Postponed To Tomorrow
Beavers and Erie East postponed their high school basketball game to tomorrow evening after a telephone conference between Corry Area High School athletic director Low Hanna and Beavers coach, mutual agreement due to weather concerns. If conditions prohibit play tomorrow, the game will be moved to March with Beavers visiting the East High School squad. teams prepare for tonight’s rugged tie and standings implications.
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Ele Mane Suave
Sriletathony
Corry
Beavers
Evie
East High School
Dowex
Thei Skeln
Hitee
Vic Cragg
Giants On Way Up New Giants lineup for 195? optimism grows
San Francisco Giants manager Bill Rigney says the club will improve from last season and emphasizes young sluggers Willie Kirkland and Orlando Cepeda. Willie Mays remains in the No 8 spot as Kirkland is planned for cleanup and Cepeda could bat fifth. Rigney predicts more runs and long balls to challenge left handed pitchers.
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Phoenix
Art
Bill Rigney
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San Francisco
Willie Kirkland
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Willie
Armstrong Triumphs Over Ex-Sergeant In 10-Round Bout
Gene Ace Armstrong, 26, from Elizabeth New Jersey, outpointed Charley Joseph, 24, of New Orleans, in a telecast 10 round fight at St Nicholas Arena. Armstrong weighed 158½ pounds to Joseph's 156. The No 9 middleweight contender by Ring Magazine, Joseph, suffered his eighth loss while Armstrong extended his unbeaten streak. The bout carried even money betting.
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Spider Webb
Willis Vaughn
Armstrong
Joseph
Giants star Frank Gifford signs long term movie contract
Hollywood report states Frank Gifford, backfield star for the New York Giants, has signed a long term movie deal. In Michigan, national ski jumping championships were postponed due to high winds, delaying the planned events.
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Hollywood
Calif
Franki ‘Gifford
Uw New York Giants
National Football League
Hoad Defeats Gonzales Fifth Straight Time
Australian stars its Hoad defeats Pancho Gonzales for the fifth straight time in a 10-8 6-1 win at the Garden. He leads 14-7 in matches and dominates amid snowstorms with 4,704 fans present. Francisco Segura defeats Tony Thubert 8-6 in the opening match.
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Veri — Sincuce Hoad
Pancho Gonzales
the Garden
Hoad
Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Goth
United States
Los Angeles
New York
Francsco Pancho Segura
Tony Thubert
Cincinnati
Indians Trade Hegan Aguirre for Porter Woodeschick
Cleveland General Manager Frank Tue announced a trade sending catcher Hank Hegan and pitcher Aguirre to Detroit in exchange for catcher J W Porter and pitcher Harold Woodeschick. From Cleve June's view the deal aimed to bolster the Tribe with baseball talent. no money changed hands.
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Indians
Jiny Fegan
Hank Apwatre
Detroit
J. W. Porter
Harold Woodeschick
Lsde
Cold Weather Hurdles Start Of Houston Classic Golf Tourney
Cold weather grips Houston as qualifying begins for the $30 l0 Houston Glassic Tayita Aion golf tournament at Memorial Park. Temperatures in the 30s yesterday. 190 players expected to vie for 45 qualifying spots, while 89 exempt pros compete for $5,000 in pro amateur events at Golfcrest and Pine Forest. Houston businessmen back the event with $100 sponsorships, and top contenders include Ken Venturi, David Mare, and Bill Johnston.
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Aion Golf Ouernanent
Memorial
Golfcrest
Pine Forest
Houston Businessmien
Einanell
Houston
Ken Venturi
David Mare
Bill Johnston
Miami horse Adare II wins Cape Canaveral purse at Hialeah
Adare II swon the $6,000 Cape Canaveral purse at Hialeah defeating 7-5 favorite Toque by a length. Replacement chalked up his third straight victory in the feature at Sunshine Park in Oldsmar. A boxing bout in Buffalo was postponed until February 24.
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Miami
Oscar Sparks Cincinnati Drive Up AP Poll Ladder
Cincinnati’s Oscar Robertson fuels a late surge in the AP college basketball poll, trailing Kansas State’s Elgin Baylor by under a point in scoring. Cincinnati crushes Drake 98-64 to reach 18-2, moving into third behind Kansas State as West Virginia climbs to third after a win, while Kansas State leads with 88 first place votes.
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Elgin Baylor
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Mississippi State
Dartmouth
Tennessee
Temple may join NIT over NCAA racial dispute
New York report on Temple University’s threat to withdraw from the NCAA Tournament. NIT chair Walter McLaughlin denied that Temple pressure originated from the NIT. Temple’s Cody pushed for assurances about housing Black players during Charlotte preliminaries. NCAA official Chet Welch denied segregation plans and urged focus on performance.
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New York
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Owls
Walter McLaughlin
St. John’s University
Josh Cody
Charlotte
N. C
Philadelphia
Chet Welch
Cody
Mae Temple
VehAriocter
McLaughlin
NIT
South
East
Fnck
Moore Moves to Second in AHL Scoring Race
New York reports Jimmy Moore of the Iveland club has moved into second in the American Hockey League scoring race behind Hershey’s Marshall. Moore tallied six points in two games last week to overtake Dane Fisher of Hershey. Marshall has 80 points, nine more than Moore, while Fisher sits at 69. Cleveland’s Johnny Bower leads goalkeeping with a 2.28 average on 123 goals allowed in 40 games and seven shutouts.
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Jimmy Moore
Unclear boxing card results surface from OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR note lists scattered boxing results with names and places including Providence Stamford Chicago Las Vegas Youngstown and boxers Ve far Dalton Feather Mor. Lacks dates or clear outcomes. no full event context or reliable structure available for a proper summary.
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Providence
R. I—Chien Vefar
Stamford
Conn
Bobby Dalton
Chicago
Las Vegas
Nev
L. A. Morran
Youngstown
Ohio
Jimmy Feather
Area Cage Schedule of regional matchups
Area Cage reveals a dense schedule listing Titusville against Miller Rex Franklin versus Rocky Grove Meadville facing Hickory Cranberry at Off City and many more pairs including Lawrence Park versus Wattsbury Wesleyville versus Waterford Union City against North Enat Girard versus Fairview McKean versus West Springfield Edinboro versus Albion Shegertown versus Linesville Spartansburg against Conneaut Valley Cambridge Sprifies against Conneaut Lake Randolph versus Townville Pleasantville versus Tidioute East Forest versus Northern Area Youngsville against West Forest Gabranton versus Grove City Jamestown against Southwestern Mercer against Sharpsville Bradford against Kane.
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Miller
Rex Franklin
Rocky Grove
Meadville
Hickory
Cranberry
Off City
Lawrence Park
Wattsbury
Wesleyville
Waterford
Union City
North Enat
Girard
Fairview
McKean
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Edinboro
Albion
Shegertown
Linesville
Spartansburg
Conneaut Valley
Cambridge Sprifies
Conneaut Lake
Randolph
Townville
Pleasantville
Tidioute
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Youngsville
West Forest
Gabranton
Grove City
Jamestown
Southwestern
Mercer
Sharpsville
Bradford
Kane
Nations Trvation Basketball Tournament Invites Issued
New York Dayton University and SL Bonaventure accepted invitations to the 21st Nations Trivation Basketball Tournament. New Orleans Battle Camp (925.60) edged rivals to win the top event at the Fair Grounds in a stretch run.
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Associated Press
New York
Dayton University
SL Bonaventure
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
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