Granny, Shorter Top World Key Tourney
A shovel-style bowler from St. Louis and a Grand Rapids grandmother won World Invitational titles at a televised all-star bowling event. Don Carter defeated Tom Hennessey for the title, earning $2,500, while Marion Ladewig routed Phyllis Notaro to claim her sixth all-star crown and $5,000 total prize. Carter, 31, posted a 213-plus average. Ladewig averaged 205 in finals, with a 203 total average for 56 games.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Don Carter
Tom Hennessey
Marion Ladewig
Carter
Phyllis Notaro
Brant
N.Y
Ladewig
Hennessey
Marion
High School Basketball Scores From Hutchinson and Across Kansas
A long list of high school basketball results from Hutchinson to Wichita and towns across Kansas. The scores show Hutchinson 55 over Wellington 45, Pratt 48 over Anthony 73, El Dorado 88 over Lobo 72, and numerous other local matchups with varying margins.
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Hutchinson
Wellington
Mulberry
St. Patrick
Parsons
South Haven
Rose Hill
Dodge City
Pratt
Anthony
Kingmar
Medicine Lodge
Caldwell
Inman
Buhler
Effingham
Hiawatha
Junction City
Manhattan
Larned
Hays
Goodland
Hoxie
Abilene
Chapman
Gkattonie Spalla
Hillaboro
Wakeeney
Ellis
Seaman
Hayden
McCune
Beloit
Garnett
Cherryvale
Dighton
Ness
Russell
Bend
Delphos
Downs
Scranton
Burlingame
Marion
Council’ Grove
Atwood
Colbye
Hofsington
St.John
Clyde
St. Joseph
Mfo
Lafayette
Atchison
E Overbrook
Ighaen
Sédan
Elk City
Winfield
Arkansas City
Garden’ City
Liberal
Wichita
Kapaun
Chilecco
Okla
I Stafford
Ellsworth
Cheney
Sedgwick
Coesanton
Hope Emporia
Clay Center
Renting
Emporis - Roosevelt
Card Handyman Receives Raise With Cardinal Sign
St Louis Cardinal pinch hitter Joe Cunningham, 26, has been given a raise to about 12,000 dollars. The Saddle Brook New Jersey native, heir apparent to Stan Musial at first base, hit 318 last season and was second in NL pinch hitting with 13 hits, including three home runs in 30 at bats for a .433 average. Signed by new GM Bing Devine, Cunningham is viewed as Musial’s successor if he retires.
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ST. Louis
Joe. Cunningham
St. ‘Louis Cardinal
Stan Musial
Musial
Bing Devine
Cunningham
Saddle Township
N. J
Cincinnati
Pete Whisenant
Woody Hayes Named 1957 Football Coach of the Year
New York report notes Woody Hayes of Ohio State wins the 1957 Coach of the Year honor in the Scripps-Howard poll of 597 coaches. He leads Ohio State to the Western Conference title and a Rose Bowl berth, edging Ralph Jordan and others in voting.
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NEW York
Wayne Woodrow
Woody) Hayes
Ohio State
Ard
American Football Coaches Association
Hayes
Ralph (Shug) Jordan
Auburn
Associated Press
Jess Neely
Rice
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Seixas Leads US Into Davis Cup Challenge Round
Vic Seixas delivered a clutch performance for the United States in Brisbane, defeating Belgium’s Jack Brichant in five sets to clinch a 3-2 edge in the interzone final. The win sets up a December Melbourne final against Australia for the Davis Cup trophy.
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Brisbane
Australia
Vic Seixas
United States
Belgium
Jackie Brichant
Philippe Washer
Herbie Flam
Brichant
Melbourne
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Garden City Junior College
Lamar
Colo
Don Tolley
Tom Bergkamp
Larry Hayden
Garden City
Broacbusters
Granny
University of Rhode Island
Baxter Springs
Oswego
City
Brotkton
Edna
Walnut
Budera
Penile
Arma
Cherokes
B .Hepler
Thayer Parsons
Cammabus
Topeka
Thieves
Weldon
Gardenerry
Insurance Board
Len
Ari
Woody Hayes
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Texas A&m
Alabama
Len Casanova
Oregon
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Darrell Royal
Texas
Forrest Evashevski
Iowa
Millton Bruhn
Wisconsin
Henry
Red) Sanders
Ucla
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Texas Christian
Buckeyes
Pasadena
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Denison
Miami
Seixas
Scorpion
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Garden City, Kansas
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Federal Deposit Insurance, Corporation
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