Garcis Big Three Indians pitcher signs for 1956 cut
Mike Garcia, youngest in the Cleveland Indians Big Three, agreed to a pay cut that will leave him around 28000 for the 1956 season. Bob Lemon and Early Wynn are expected to take similar reductions after subpar 1955 campaigns.
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Early Wynn
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Big Bear
Lemon
Wynn
AL Rosen
al Smith
Ray Narleski
Inter-State Ski Club Tourney Heads to Allegheny Park
The annual two day skiing tournament at Allegheny State Park near Salamanca N Y attracts top amateur skiers from Southern New York and parts of Pennsylvania. Events include downhill slalom cross country and jumping for men women and children with a full weekend schedule.
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N.Y
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New York State
Pennsylvania
Illinois Commission Delays Backing Helfand on NBA Rift
The Illinois State Athletic Commission delays action on a resolution backing Julius Helfand of New York against the Boxing Managers Guild. Two members vote to withhold support until the NBA convention in August amid bans and contract approvals.
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Illinois State Athletic Commission
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Lou Ruudenda
John Rehr
National Boxing Association
Julius Helfand
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NBA
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Managers' Guild
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Johnny Saxton
Syracuse
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Ewbank Re-signs as Colts Head Coach in 2-Year Deal
Baltimore The Colts announced a new two year contract for Ewbank extending his leadership after previous seasons under Paul Brown influence. The move solidifies Ewbank’s plan to elevate the franchise, following a rebuild era marked by mixed results and a shift toward stronger talent acquisition in the 1950s draft window.
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Paul Brown
Indon
Cleveland Browns
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Yeaterday
Baltimore Colts
Paye
Brown
Thay
Tait Price
Beavers Beat Warren 56-53 in First Loop Win
Corry Avon High cagers earned their first Section I league win, defeating Warren 56-53 on their new home court. Jeff Homan led Warren with 21 points but the Beavers controlled the game most of the way, with Bill Turner and Oates each scoring 17 for Corry Avon.
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Meadville Bulldogs
Walloping
Titusville
Franklin
Meadville
Vic Cragg
Jeff Homan
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Cragemen
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Mominn
Bill Turner
Oates
Linakt
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Karkosky
Ed Latas
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Nelson
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Molenikern
Mancuso
Lindquist
Danielson
N Dietseh
Lina
Mitchell Lalas
Tomer Turner
Herwich and Lecorwihhtol
Pettit Stars As West Wins NBA Dream Tilt 108 94
Bob Pettit led the West with 20 points and 20 rebounds earning the MVP as the West beat the East 108 94 in the 6th NBA Dream Game. George Yard and Vert Mikkelsen added solid scoring while Neil Johnston led the East with 17 points.
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Rochester
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Pellit
Neil Johnston
Philadelphia
Port Wayne
George Yard
Vert Mikkelsen
Rod And Gun Club Joins Northwestern Federation
The Corry Rod and Gun Club voted to join the Northwestern Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs and the Erie County Council of Sportsmen. Delegates were elected to attend council meetings, with plans for two resolutions on the Columbus project and pheasant hen hunting law change.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Northwestern Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Erie County Council of Sportamen
Ritles
Arthur Cochran
John Best
Erwin MacDonald
Kurt Lindberg
Bernard Shaw
Douglas Rozelle
William Fisck
Richard Lindberg
Merrill Patterson
Arthur Knapp
Lyle Watrous
Craig Parkhurst
Eugene Davis Jr
Harold Patterson
Ginder
Yellowstone National Parks
Bowling Stars Lead Mapless League With Big Scores
Bowler Bob Greider topped the night with a 247 game and 606 series. Other standout results include Pred Thristensen 205 Cliff McCloskey 200 and 216 Nick Carter 221 Chuck Jackman 212 Joe dungfielsch 213 Al Baresol 214 Paull Clark 215 John Desch 211 Jim Loomiss 210 Thelma Paulson led the women with 204 while Ma tion Bulard 191 Emma Weeks 196 Lee Bucks 182 Kippy Caruso 166 Barbara Temple 177 also posted notable scores.
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Bob Greider
Pred Thristensen
Cliff McCloskey
Nick Carter
Chuck Jackman
Joe Dungfielsch
al Baresol
Paull Clark
John Desch
Jim Loomiss
Thelma Paulson
Mation Bulard
Emma Weeks
Lee Bucks
Kippy Caruso
Barbara Temple
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Corry 56 Warren 53 Meadville 90 Titusville 53 Franklin 96 Oil City 67 Farrell 62 Bharon 39 New Castle 63 Ellwood City 57 Brookville 45 St Marys 04 Aliquippa 68 Ambridge 65 Mercer 63 Grove City 1 Greenville 75 Rocky Grove 56 Kane 47 Johnsonburg 25.
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Titusville
Frankline
Oil City
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New Castle
Ellwood City
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Aliquippa
Ambridge
Mercer
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Greenville
Rocky Grove
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Johnsonburg
Winter Olympic Games Begin In Italy Tomorrow
The Winter Olympics open in Cortina d Ampezzo with 1 100 athletes from 82 nations amid snow shortages. Defending champions include Mrs Andrea Meas Lawrence and Norway's Hisimer Anerson. Opening parade precedes Austria vs Italy and Canada vs Germany hockey.
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Associated Pres
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Parshud
Colo
Norway
Hisimer Anerson
Austria
Canada
Germany
Gorge Glucchin
France
Katy Rodolph
Reno
Nev
United States
Giambra Vies for Fast Title Shot in Norfolk Showdown
Joey Giambra meets Al Andrews in a nationally televised 10 round middleweight bout at the Norfolk arena. Both 24, Giambra seeks a quick title crack after a close loss to Bobo Olson last August and hails from Buffalo. Andrews hails from Superior, Wisconsin, and vows to test the challenger's mettle.
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Andrews
Norpolie
Joey Giambra
al Andrews
Norfolk
Glambra
Buffalo
Bobo Olson
Olson
Wis
Bobo
Sugar Ray Robinson
Clambra
Joey
Olon
Giambrati
St Nicholas boxing probe widens with promoter figures named
New York officials questioned Tex Sullivan and other managers as they explored how fighters were secured for St. Nicholas Arena shows. Willie Gilzenberg resigned, then stayed. Dumont executives were pressed about contract terms and fighter names.
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ASOT
New York
Tex Sullivan
St. Nicholas Arena
New York State
Julius Helfand
Sullivan
Willie Gilzenberg
Helfand
Charley Johnston
Bill Daly
Jack Keams
Robert Dreyer
Dumont
Bt. St. Nick
Johnston
Daly
Kearns
International Boxing Guild
Glieqnborg
Newark
N. J
Television Schedule Fragment for WBEN Buffalo Evening Block
Readable items show a 5:00 Children’s Theatre 5:20 Gene Autry Show 6:00 News and Sparta Out Rider 0:45 News 00 Superman 1:80 December Bride 0:Arthur Godfrey and Friends 6:00 The Millenaire 0:40 Live Go Secret 0:00 Four Toné Live Dradna 000 Lazy News Weather List Sports 30 Eleven thirty Theatre. Ends with scattered program times and show names.
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