15 Year Old Clyde Wood Captures State Duckpins Handicap Title
Clyde Wood a 15 year old High Point student won the state Class B handicap singles in duckpins defeating 78 entrants at the Carolina Bowling Center. He posted a five game total of 594 with 68 handicap to edge E L Arnold by two pins. Johnnie Gourly of Winston Salem won the women's state Class B title with a 470 total.
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High Point
North Carolina
Wood
Carolina Bowling Center
E. L. Arnold
Reidsville
John C. Farabee
Nancy Cecil High Point
Bertha Ferguson
Miss Barber
Iy Arnold
Tal
Johnnie Gourly
Winston-Salem
Betty Sue Creed
Mount Airy
Arnold
Durham
Cnres
Fred Pleat Nies Bsroud
Clyde Weed
Lake Farabee
Larry
Graham Ll
Harold Setliff
Bertha Fer
High
Nancy Cecil
Elliott Named Nebraska Head Football Coach for Three Years
Elliott, 29, is appointed University of Nebraska head football coach for three years at $12,000 annually. He leaves his Oklahoma backfield coach post to join the Cornhuskers under Regent approval after Bill Glassford's resignation. Elliott will hold a tenure associated with professorship and will not have a formal contract. He travels to Los Angeles for American Football Coaches Association meetings.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Pete Eliott
University of Nebraska
Elliott
Bill Glassford
Eliott
Oklahoma
S Ae
Bill Orwig
Victor Anderson Anderson
Glassford
Los Angeles
Philadelphia topples Knicks in 95 83 road win
NBA results report Sunday with Philadelphia beating New York 95 to 83. Rochester edged Boston 111 109 while St Louis defeated Fort Wayne 96 91 and Minneapolis defeated Syracuse 99 91.
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Syracuse
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Barnet
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Seers
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Dunn
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Miami Probation Tops on Agenda at NCAA Convention
The 50th annual NCAA convention opened with a focus on the University of Miami probation facing the council. Miami, placed on probation in October for various violations, will explain its position in a closed session as the council considers lifting or extending sanctions.
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Los Angeles
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
NCAA
University of Miami
Florida
Miami
Byers
Loft Sete Canefree
Boxing Guild to Dissolve Under State Pressure
New York boxing scene shifts as the Guild to Give In to Hell prepares to surrender to the State Athletic Commission. A meeting will vote the guild out of existence after Helfand’s dissolution order, amid alignments by Jim Norris's International Boxing Club and resignations. Bobby Gleason proposes reviving the Ring Board of Trade as a managers association.
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ED Corrigan
New York
New York Boxing Managers Guild
State Athletic Commission
Guild
Associated Press
Julius Helfand
State Athletic Lion
International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
Helland
Maryland State Commission
London Sportin Cup
Cholas Arena
al Weill
Rocky Marciano
Helfand
Bobby Gleason
Pena Welns
Nino Valdes
Ring Board of Trade
Managers’ Association
Writers Honoring Dodgers Players At NY Dinner
Duke Snider named player of the year and Johnny Podres called outstanding World Series pitcher by the New York Baseball Writers Association chapter. Snider to receive Sid Mercer Award at the annual dinner on Sunday Feb with Tom Yawkey also accepting a lifetime service award. Podres to get Babe Ruth Award for World Series pitching as Dodgers celebrate title on April 17.
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New York City
Duke Snider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Podres
New York
Baseball Writers Assn. of America
Snider
Will
Horse Show Assn Announces Division High Score Awards
New York January 7 Twenty three division high score awards announced by the American Horse Shows Assn Count to Ten owned by Paul Jones Chicago was the regular a hunter week on is scored at rec pa Second was Waiting Home Peggy Augustus Cobham Va Other awards included Green conformation mates Shannondale Mr and Mrs 8 M Smith Ihaea Ny second Pin cushion W J Brewster Southern Pines Nc Green working punter or Mipbets ton Vike Mrs Mabel Pew Myrin Kimberton Pa coettle Sombrero W J Brewster South lern Pines
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Paul Jones
Chicago
Rec Pa
Peggy Augustus
Cobham
Shannondale
M. Smith
Ihaea
N.Y
W. J. Brewster
Southern Pines
N.C
Green Working Punter
Mipbetston Vike
Mabel Pew Myrin
Kimberton
Coettle Sombrero
Southlern Pines
Pros Rip Collegians In 51-20 Hula Bowl Showdown
In Honolulu Stadium 24,000 watched the Hawaii All-Stars defeat a college all-star squad 51-20. Y A Tittle threw six TD passes for the pros, while UCLA's Rommie Loudd, Sam Brown and Gerry Planutis contributed key plays.
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Honolulu
Hawaii All-Stars
San Francisco
Y. A. Tittle
Kezar Stadium
49Ers
Norm Masters
Michigan State
Tittle
Carroll Hardy
Hugh McElhenny
Doak Walker
Detroit Lions
Elroy Hirsch
Los Angeles Rams
Hirsch
Hardy
MccElhenny
Walker
Collegians
Navy
Fred Wyant
West Virginia
UCLA
Rommie Loudd
Loudd
Wyant
Strea
Sam Brown
College Stars
Gerry Planutis
Mangrum Leads Los Angeles Open as Four Men Close
Mangrum holds a five stroke lead going into the final round of the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Municipal Golf Course. Battling behind him are Tommy Bolt and Jerry Barber at 205, with Cary Middlecoff one stroke back at 207 and Dutch Harrison nearby. The 65-player field includes 150 starters after a cut, with contenders pursuing the $6,000 winner’s purse and the tournament record.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Mangrum
TJ Rancho Municipal
Mangrum
Tommy Bolt
Jerry Barber Mangrum
Bolt Co Cres
Barber
Cary Middlecoff
Dutch Harrison
Barnum
Gene Littler
Ford
Don Fairfield
Bill
College World Series Set For June In Omaha
The 1956 National Collegiate Baseball Championships will be played in Omaha, Nebraska, June 9 through 13. Opening round pairings include District 2 versus District 6, District 4 versus District 7, District 3 versus District 1, and District 5 versus District 8. Ethan Allen of Yale was elected president of the Baseball Coaches Assn with officers named for key posts.
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Calif
Omaha
Neb
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
NCAA
American Assn
Middle Atlantic
Big Ten
Beecky Mountain
South
New England
Missouri Valley
Pacific Coast
Ethan Allen
Yale
Vieira and Fry Triumph in 1956 Dixie Tennis
Armamino Vieira from Brazil won the men's title at the 1956 Dixie Tennis Tournament in Tampa. He defeated Alen Morris 6-3 6-3 6-8 14-12 after a hard battle. Shirley Fry of St. Petersburg claimed the women's crown for the third year in a row, beating Dorothy Head Knode 6-4 3-6 6-3.
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Tampa
Fla
Armamino Vieira
Brazil
Shirley Fry
St. Petersburg
Vieira
Allen Morris
Presbyterian College
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N.J
Morris
Miss Fry
Dorothy Head Knode
Alameda
Calif
Pete Whisenant Signs 56 Pact with Cardinals
St Louis signs Charlotte outfielder Pete Whisenant to a 195 contract. The Birds used him sparingly last season and he posted a .191 batting average.
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Charlotte
N. C
Pete Whisenant
St. Louis Cardinals
The
Birds
Whisenant
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Rooms for rent and apartments listed in local ads
Multiple rental offers appear with furnished upstairs bedroom, kitchen space, steam heat, hot water, and various apartments. Listings include 500 W Broad St, 306 W Howell, 1026 Grace St, 893 E Green St, 802 WillowbrooK St, 209 Elm St, Davis 113 English St, Carolina Ave, 228 Friendly Road, and a downtown business BILL BLUTON INC at 337 S Main St.
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Willowbrook St
Elm St
Davis Es
English St
Carolina Ave
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Scott St
Morris St
Chestnut Bt
Rm. Apt
Friends Ave
Louise Ave
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Morgan St
Comete Bath
Park St
Duplex
Scientific
Silcrest Manor
Saerwoop Court
Rm. Apt. Array
Rockspring Rd
Guilford College Rd
Burge
Carrick
Johnson
Rivett Dr
Clinton
W. Dewey Hinkle
Mgr
Curtis Smithdeal, Inc
Phon
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Koonts Realty
Main St
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Pield St
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Phillips St
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Rm. Apt. R. B. Gantt & Company
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Walnut
Engish St
Richardson St
Nathan Hunt Dr
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Edgar Snider
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Thomasville
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