Newcombe Hurts Arm in Training for Dodgers
The Brooklyn Dodgers at Vero Beach fear the worst as ace Don Newcombe injured his elbow during pickoff practice. He left the mound with the arm bothering him and will rest with treatment to assess severity. Newcombe, NL MVP last year, downplays the setback, saying it felt like a twinge and could be nothing. Meanwhile camps in Bradenton, St. Petersburg, and New York weigh outfield and lineup changes as teams consider left field, center field, and third base options.
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Glover Leads In Hockey Scoring For AHL Race
Cleveland Barons star Glover boosted to 91 points in the American Hockey League by adding six during the week. He passed rivals as teammate Jimmy Moore limited to four points. Willie Marshall and Brannie Horvath sit near fourth with 76, Zeidel faces a possible league minutes record, while last night’s boxing results include Emil Brtko defeating Dave Rett.
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Elchynski's Tips Edge Black Knights In City League
Elchynski's Restaurant kept a firm spot in the City League by defeating the Black Knights 52 to 39. Guy Davis scored Ta points to pace the winners, with Melvin Brynt adding 14. In other games Aero AA won 95 to 50 led by Don Williams with 16 and Joe Vanik 14. Keystone beat Thompson's 50 to 20 behind George Fox 14 and Rick Jones 10. Standings show Keystone and Elchynski's at 8-4, Black Knights 5-4. Tomorrow Elchynski's meets Acro AA at 6:5, Sack Hats vs Thompson's, and Fox Keystone vs Black Knights.
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Keystones
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Arizin Leads In NBA Scoring Race In 1950s Memoir
Paul Arizin tops the NBA scoring race with 1,693 points and a 25.7 average, ahead of injured Bob Pettit who has 1,667 points and a 25.3 average. Bob Cousy and Bill Sharman chase individual accolades for Boston, while Maurice Stokes improves the league rebounding record with 1,192 boards.
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Aniain
Bob Pettit
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Pett
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Worten
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
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Sharman
Net Johnston
Maurice Stokes
Stokes Fins
Clemente Back Trouble Reports Plague Pirates
Fort Myers Florida reports Roberto Clemente again dealing with a back injury sparking concern at the Pirates. Clemente says the problem is more serious than last year and wonders if he can play unless doctors can locate a fix.
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Bowling league scores showcase high games and match results
John Wellenhoffer led with a 255 in the 10 Pin League as 28 players posted marks. Top figures included Angelo Frisina 291 and A Dunnewold 297, with team totals for Bowl-Aire and Hammond’s feet of 4543 and 2857 respectively in recent matches.
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Pitt Cagers Gain NCAA Tournament Bid
Pitt, New York based, earned an at large NCAA bid and will face Morehead State in the opening round in Columbus on March 12. Pitt finished 18 wins and 9 losses. Morehead stands 19-7. This marks Pitt’s second NCAA selection after 1941. Coach Bob Timmons leads the squad.
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Latiner Faces Possible Surgery Back With Steelers
Latiner, a former Notre Dame star now with the Pittsburgh Steelers, weighs quitting football or undergoing knee surgery to resume playing. He hurt his knee in 1955 service game and recently was examined by a team physician who said more surgery is needed due to instability. He plans to consult his mother and friends before deciding.
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Tar Heels Still atop AP Poll as season closes
North Carolina remains No. 1 in the AP poll after finishing a 14 game regular season. Kansas moves to second as Michigan State climbs to eighth and Oklahoma City rises to tenth. Top 10 includes Kentucky SMU Seattle Louisville UCLA Indiana drops out.
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New Hope for Curt Simmons in 1957 comeback season
Water, Fla. Curt Simmons, after two spring training nightmares, carries renewed promise into 1957 with the Phillies. Once plagued by arm trouble from 1954, he fought through a poor 1956 to post a 15-10 record. He recalls pitching limitations and salary disputes, but his early-season form showed he could return to earlier dominance with a three-hitter against St Louis signaling the comeback.
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Duquesne Defeats Temple 68 54 in NIT bid bid bid
Duquesne, a regular in the NIT, beat Temple 68 to 54 in Pittsburgh to push for an at large NCAA or NIT berth. Captain Dave Ricketts scored 21, Little Binder 20 as Duquesne improved to 16 5. Temple finished 17 7 with postseason hopes.
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Hearn Could Be Key To Phillies' Success
In Clearwater Florida Jim Hearn, veteran right hander, is cited as potential catalyst for the Phillies in their pennant pursuit. After a rocky season with a pulled hip muscle limiting his work, Hearn believes a healed arm and last fall's trade to Philadelphia may revive his form as he enters the new campaign.
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Big Ten Results and Paris Fight Night Brief
Ohio State’s Ohio Blaze on probation and ineligible. Purdue beat 1955 and 56 champions Towa 72 to 63. Wisconsin defeated Northwestern 69 to 60, dropping the Wildcats to last. Paris bout: Charles Humes outpointed Germinal Ballarin in Paris.
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