Neoamerican rowing Congress tournament extended in Syracuse
The rowing congress tournament in Syracuse at the Onondaga County War Memorial is extended to June 8, running 72 days from March 29. The event will finish June 8 with last squads on June 7. about 5,200 teams expected from 4618 entries by December 7. Local teams can contact City Bowling Association secretary 8. I. Anderson for info.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County War Memorial
Corry
Anderson
City Bowling Association
330 Game by Bill Rogan Sets Bowling Debut Record
A 1938 league game in Minneapolis produced a rare 330 score by bowler Bill Rogan. After a 300, his team tied the match in the extra frame as three more strikes sealed an impossible 330 under American Bowling Congress rules. His squad won the match.
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Bill Rogan
Minneapolis
American Bowling Congress
Rogan
Titupville Rockets post title and season profit
Titupville's 1957 football team went unbeaten in seven games and posted a net profit of 1587 dollars. Also notes on the Pittsburgh Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh leading hitting in 1950 and Ted Bluzewski among active home run leaders. Pirates history and Dick Stuart's Dominican League chase. Beaver Club seeks a speaker to top Duffy Daugherty after a memorable Spartan dinner.
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Sport Sports
Titupville
Rockets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Murtaugh
Bucs
Ted Bluszewski
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Dick Stuart
Dominican Republic
Beaver Club
Duffy Daugherty
Spartan
Bowling results from Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League
Eyland Harvey bowled a 232 as Frank Bernardi and Harold Coan posted 214 and 21% respectively. Joan Beardsley led the women with 189 and Mildred Hall added 176. League standings show Hornets 85, Busy Bees 31, Pinspotters 27, Pinsmashers 23838, Wondehoppers 731, Wasps 443, and related scores across teams. Pirates sign Pendleton to 158 contract. Pendleton to join as utility infielder and outfielder.
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Eyland Harvey
Frank Bernardi
Harold Coan
Joan Beardsley
Mildred Hall
Hornets
Busy Bees
Ad Rockets
Prema Wasps
Pinemashers
Wasps
THA
WLTA
West Virginia Remains Unbeaten as Others Falter
Top ranked West Virginia sits idle until Wednesday while Georgia Tech upends Mississippi State, leaving WVU as the lone undefeated power. Kansas, sans Wilt Chamberlain, confronts Colorado as they cling to a fringe league standing. North Carolina slips after a loss to Maryland, narrowing its ACC hopes. Tennessee and Kentucky near the top race with key clashes looming.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Mississippi State
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Georgia ‘Tech
Rebels
Mountaineers
Pitt
Wilt Chamberlain
Colorado
Chamberlain
Jayhawks
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Georgia Tech
Reds
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tar Heels
North Carolin State
N.C
Frank McGuire
Maryland
Terps
Worsley Shines as Providence Beats Springfield 4 2
Goalie Lorne Worsley starred for the Providence Reds, boosting his chance with the New York Rangers by delivering strong weekend performances. Providence defeated Springfield 4-2, after an earlier 4 2 overtime tie. Other games saw Buffalo beat Cleveland 4-1 and Rochester 6 Hershey 6 6 in overtime, with Mayer of Hershey stopping 52 shots.
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Lorne
Gump
Worsley
New York Rangers
Providence Reds
Reis
Springfield Tains
Providence
Springfield
Satunday
Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Rochester
Americans
Hershey Bears
Earl Balfour
Hershey
Gil Mayer
Bears
Amerks
New Grid Rule Weighs One Point vs Two Point Conversion
LAUDERDALE Fla. Football coaches face a choice after a touchdown one point kick or a two point run or pass may decide games. The NCAA Football Rules Committee approved the first scoring change in over 40 years along with a liberal substitution rule to aid small colleges. Effective immediately, starters and substitutes may appear twice per quarter, ending a previous limit that kept non-starters from re-entering within the same quarter.
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Ft, Lauderdale
Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
H. ©. (Fritz) Crisler
Michigan
Crisler
Petia
North Triumphs In Senior Bowl
North won Saturdays Senior Bowl game 15 to 13, aided by a stronger line and balanced offense. Rod Hanson of Minnesota was named outstanding North lineman after blocking a punt for a safety. Jim Ninowski of Michigan State, the outstanding North back, went 12 of 23 for 123 yards. The North totaled 124 rushing yards while the South earned 14 rushing and 20 passing yards. Fullback Jimmy Taylor of LSU led rushers with 98 yards on 22 carries. regulars received $500 while losers got $400.
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Lee North
Lme
Yulee
Rod Hanson
Minom
Billy Atkins
Auburn
Jim Ninowski
Michigan State
Ray Brown
Mississippi
Jimmy Phillips
Atkins
Jimmy Taylor
Louisiana State
Jackie Simpson
Missis
Sippi
Nian
US skijump team picks six for world event
ISHPEMING MIDHANDEN Samuelstuen Art Tokle and four others earned places on the U S skiing jump team bound for the world championships in Europe. In St Petersburg Florida Bernard Bartzen of Dallas beat Bill Quilliam of Seville and Strat Rots for the men’s crown in the Florida West Coast tournament. In Miami St Armer second with 37 0 closed with C Vush to win the 6410 Tropical Handicap at Tropical Park.
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Ishpeming Midh
Anden Samuelstuen
Art Tokle
U. S
Jumpineam
Europe
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Berhard Bartzen
Dallas
Bill Quilliam
Seville
Miami
St. Armer
C Vush
Tropical Park
Martinez and Turner Set for Top Welterweight Bout Wednesday
Philadelphia rises in boxing with a 12 round welterweight elimination clash between Vince Martinez of Paterson New Jersey and Gi Turner of Philadelphia The winner will face Tage Logart within six days for the title set by Carmen Basilio. Also on the card Logart's earlier win over Gaspar Ortega is noted and other fights include Virgil Akins versus Tony DeMarco re matchup in Boston. The card airs on ABC TV at 10 pm with Harold Johnson versus Wayne Bethea in Syracuse and Frank Ruiz versus Kid Centella in New York on DuMont TV noted.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Gi Turner
National Boxing Association
Turner
Virgil Akins
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Massachusetts
DeMarco
Abc-Tv
Schayes Reaches Scoring Milestone in Pro Basketball
Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals became the all time leading scorer in professional basketball, totaling 12 770 points after a 195 109 win over the Detroit Pistons. The 29 year old former NYU product surpassed George Mikan and extended his decade long pro career spans from 1948 49 when Syracuse played in the NBL. Other results included Cincinnati Royals 115 97 over the Boston Celtics Philadelphia Warriors 115 110 in overtime over the New York Knicks and St Louis Hawks 111 105 over the Minneapolis Lakers.
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Ay Dolph Schayes
Syracuse National
New York University
George Mikan
Syracuse
de Wt Pistons
Schayes
Mikan
Cincinnati Royals
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
Neil Johnston
New York Knicks
St. Louis Hawks
Minneapolis Lakers
Drowns While Ice Skating at Shawnee Park Lake
Bedford Pennsylvania reports Ivan W. Way aged 19 of Fishertown drowned yesterday while ice skating on Shawnee State Park lake. He seemingly skated into an uncovered channel and disappeared beneath the ice.
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Bedford
Ivan W. Way
Fishertown
Shawnee State Park Lake
Ico
Tee
Reigning Cage Champions Pace In Early 1958 Action
Reigning schoolboy basketball champions press to stay atop state standings as districts report opening wins across regions. West districts note Altoona and Sharon strong, Clearfield and Vincent squad showings mirror title hopes. East shows Reading, Nanticoke, Swoyersville regional wins while Allentown drops opener to Hazleton. Meadville and Vincent vie for northwest crown.
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Meadville Strong
Pace
Harrisburg
Acion
Allentown
Reading
Clearfield
Altoona
Johmstown
Westmont
Sharon
Aliquippa
Brookfield
DuBois
Philipsburg
Eric Strong Vincents
Downing East
ESV
Meadville
Corry
Chester
Upper Darby
Nanticoke
Wilkes-Barre Coughan
Swoyers
City League State Opens in Wright School gym
The City League Basketman program starts tonight at Wright School gym with four of six teams in action. The 7 p.m. opening game pairs Elecynski's and Aero Supply, followed by an 8:30 p.m. collision where the Varsity Club five faces Slagle's. Wednesday features the remaining two teams, the Sputniks and Klinkers Phologs, meeting first, then Elchynski's vs Slagle's in the nightcap.
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Wright School
D’elock
Elecynski's
Aero Supply
Slagle
Sputiniks
Klinkers Phologs
Bill Casper Wins $5,500 In Crosby Golf Tourney
Bill Casper claimed the $4,000 Crosby top prize in Pebble Beach finishing 72 holes at 277 to win by four strokes. He and his amateur partner Bob Reynolds took second with a 201 bestball total earning $1,500, while pro Jay Herbert and Roger Kelly led the elite group with 260. Dave Mur from Rumson earned second and split $2,400. several players tied at 283 split $1,053.33.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Casper
Los Angeles
Apple Valley
Crosby
Stanford
Bob Reynolds
Dave Mur
Rumson
N. J
Don Firster Ward
Tequesta
Fla
Jack Burkee
Kiamesha
Lake
N.Y
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Eagles Fire Head Coach Hugh Vevere in Philadelphia
Buddy Werner of Steamboat Springs Colorado won Switzerland’s Sauberhorn Trophy becoming the first American to take the top prize in the event. The vacancy followed the coach’s dismissal as the National League's Philadelphia Eagles head coach.
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Philadelphia
Hugh Vevere
Philadelphia Eagles
Wengen
Switzerland
Buddy Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
West Stars Dominate East In Pro Bowl Clash
West romped 26-7 over the East in the annual Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum as defensive backfield of George Wilson’s squad, led by Bobby Ditton Yale Lary and Joe Schmidt, snagged four passes. Alan Ameche sparked scoring with a 66 yard run and Bert Rechichar added a crucial field goal as West claimed a 5-3 series lead. Mugh McElhenny was named player of the game as 66,634 watched the high attendance record.
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Angeles
George Wilson
Bobby Ditton
Green Bay
Wilson
Lions
Yale Lary
Joe Schmidt
Memorial Coliseum
Alan
Ameche
Baltimore Colts
Earl Morrall
Pittsburgh
Ray Renfro
Cleveland
Bert Rechichar
Colts
Mugh McElhenny
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles
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Wayne Bethea
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Palmerton
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Sunoco
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