Big Three set for college football action this week
UCLA leads a trio of top teams into conference play as Oklahoma, Ohio State and Arkansas join the fray. OSU eyes a Rose Bowl bid and should beat Purdue by two touchdowns, while Arkansas relies on strong line play against SMU. Oklahoma expected to defeat Missouri, and other key games include Michigan State over Michigan and Wake Forest over Duke. Baseball notes discuss Philadelphia Athletics moving to Kansas City, with talk of a West Coast future and a new park. Football telecasts feature Alabama versus Georgia Tech, and pro basketball wrap also noted.
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200 Club scores light up Teague bowling night
George Haenel and Phil Amoroso led Teague bowling with Haenel posting 207 then 224 and Amoroso’s 286 as the high game. Others topping 200 included Harry Schiemer 200, Ed Berry 222, Bob Owens Jr 201, Jim Consol 20, Chuck Witlett 912, Pete Russell Jr 201 and Chuck Mann 213.
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Arkansas and Ohio State Eye Conference Titles on Week Ahead
The AP notes Arkansas can clinch the Southwest Conference crown by tying SMU as UCLA leads the Rose Bowl picture and Ohio State pursues the Big Ten title with a target on Purdue. It also outlines bowl assignments and notable clashes including Georgia Auburn and Notre Dame vs North Carolina.
Boudreau and Johnson Confer Amid Managerial Talks
Pat Arnold Johnson, owner of the Philadelphia Athletics move to Kansas City, says he will name a field and general manager next week in Pittsburgh. Lou Boudreau confirms contact with Johnson from Chicago while Cronin contract questions hover. Johnson cites multiple applicants for the field job and notes lingering contract ambiguities into 1958.
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Close Race Continues In American Hockey Loop
A four way tie for second emerges in the American Hockey League after last night's results. The Bison beat the Barons 6-1, Providence Reds lose 5-2 to Springfield, leaving Hershey at 15 points, Providence at 13, and Cleveland, Springfield, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh all tied at 14 for second. Scholastic scores list Ridgway 6 Johnsonburg 0 and other matches.
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Tiger Jones Defends Title Against Constance at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing card features Tiger Jones defending against Constance in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Trinidad's Jones is a heavy underdog to the heavier, more experienced challenger and the bout is set for 207 PM EST with NBC radio and TV coverage. The winner could improve in the No 10 welterweight rankings, while Constance pursues a breakout victory.
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Russia Athletes Seen as Strong Contenders for 1956 Olympics
In New York a veteran officer predicts a tough 1956 Olympic contest against the Russians. He notes Soviet claims of seven million registered athletes and says the United States will need a determined effort and high level competition to match them. Dan Fortis commented on recent Soviet performances.
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Russians rising in track and field reach in every event
The gray-haired executive secretary of the AAU praised the Russians for their 1952 Helsinki and recent Switzerland performances. He said they are building up in every sport and are better in most events, especially sprinting, with other Iron Curtain nations developing stars. He urged persistent digging in and hard work.
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