Beavers Host Warren in Final Section 7 Clash
Corry Atessami nibblers seek to end a tough season as they welcome Warren in a Section 7 battle. Beavers sit winless in league play with three victories, while Warren owns two league wins including a 62 51 win over Corry. Jeff Homan leads Warren with 30 points in the first meeting. Corry must limit him to win the finale.
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ABC Bowling Tournament Heads to Fort Wayne in March
Keglers nationwide anticipate the American Bowling Congress event set for Fort Wayne Indiana from March 26 to June 4 with nearly 6000 teams. The ABC will install 38 alleys at the Allen County Memorial Coliseum starting March 7 as preparations begin for the blue ribbon tournament.
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Promoter Abe Cohen to Spotlight Prince Malaya on Thursday Card
Local wrestling scene buzz as promoter Abe Cohen announces Prince Malaya of Thailand will headline at Cafe Auditorium this Thursday night. The prince recently appeared on TV, defeating Benito Gordini in his first televised outing, while the card also features a top battle for Friday night between Old City and Franklin, with Knights cited as the improved team fading as favorites.
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Minnesota Five Moves Nearer To Crown In Big 10
Gophers ride 9-2 league mark as they visit Wisconsin in final road game. Town, Illinois chase behind. Idaho State leads NCAA bids from the West. Also notes have conference races, NIT and tournament prospects with several independents in play. Hockey scores include Detroit 6 New York 0.
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Recreation leagues schedule and weekend results summary
Weekly schedule lists City Volleyball and Basketball leagues with matchups from Aero Supply to Ray monds, plus Grade School and High School intramurals. Sunday and Saturday scores include Eagles, Globetrotters, Shooting Stars, Hypo Blasts, and Rip Cords, with top scorers and upset notes. notable 7th straight win for Hypo Blasts and Eagles first loss after seven wins.
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US selects 33 man track squad for Pan American Games
United States names a 33 member track team led by Wes Santee and world record holders for the Pan American Games in Mexico City next month. One third are service members including Parry O'Brien Fred Dwyer Herm Wyatt Rod Richards and Jack Davis. Other champions include Mal Whitfield Fortune Gordien Bud Held Rev Robert Richards Horace Ashenfelter. NBA scores show Boston 114 Philadelphia 96 Fort Wayne 96 Milwaukee 87 Syracuse 104 New York 8 Minneapolis 105 Rochester 92.
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Souchak Sets Scoring Record In Texas Open
Mike Souchak won the Texas Open with a 257 for 72 holes, 2 under the record, at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio. The 27 year old from Durham dominated with a final round 69, six strokes ahead of Freddie Haas and others, earning $2,200 and moving toward the Houston Open.
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Pirates still have five unsigned players for spring training
The Pittsburgh Pirates begin spring training next week with five players unsigned: outfielder Frank Thomas, pitchers Vernon Law and Cal Hogue, infielder Dick Cole, and first baseman Bob Skinner. Pitchers Bob Purkey and Al Grunwald returned their signed contracts over the weekend. In football, “Mighty Mo” Modzelewski signed his 1955 contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, after starring at the University of Maryland and being their No. 1 draft pick in 1952. He played one season before a two-year Air Force hitch and expects discharge in June.
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Polish boxing cards in Milan and Hollywood results
In Milan Duillo Lal born 1854 defeated Ray Famechon of France by points after ten rounds. In Hollywood Sou Filippo Rivera of California outpointed Art Ramponi of Ostland after ten rounds.
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Indoor Track Racing Meet Records Targeted in Boston
Indoor bicycle track action in Boston features Alan Maver INCORP aboard and Gunnar Beta meet record F079 noted two days after arrival. Copenhagen practice mentioned with a required helper.
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Springfield reclaiming top spot in tough AHL race
Springfield regained the lead in the AHL after a weekend that saw them deadlock with Pittsburgh. Providence Reds lost 4-3 as Gordie Tuttle scored a 40-foot goal with 38 seconds left. Buffalo beat Cleveland 3-1 to close a tie for fourth while Buffalo captain Ed Slowinski and teammate Ken Wharram found the net multiple times. Kentucky routed DePaul and Navy beat Georgetown in college play.
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