Hite and Dailey win mixed doubles in close bowlers clash
Barbara Hite and Judson Dailey edged Lid Grimes and Tom Pierce in a three game sudden death for first half honors in an eight team Mixed Doubles league. Hite Dailey led with a 5 10 mark while Grimes Pierce posted 34 11.
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Barbara Hite
Judson Dailey
Lid Grimes
Tom Pierce
Hite-Dailey
Grimes- Pierce
Bertha Ferguson
Lawrence Grimes
Marion Joyce
Robert Jones
Jones
Ray Tire Service
Main Street Motors
Morris Pest Control
Hughes Tire Service
Clyde Wood
Bob Cecil
Ed Kemp
Moose Logec
Seerseeeeves
Scesceresess
Redwine
College Scores From The Associated Press
The Citadel 6, Clemson 57. Georgia 82, Miami Ohio 56. Kent State 41, Youngstown Wallace 59. Belmont 6, Lenoir Rhyne 5. Villanova 69, North State 98. Camp Lejeune 54, Hunter 4. Mercer 63, Georgia Teachers 66. Seton Hall 89, Fairleigh Dickinson 66. CCNY 5, Paterson 9. Northwestern 58, New Hampshire 44. Track scores show Northwestern 584, New Hampshire 444.
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Eaves
Lang
Georgia
Miami
Ohio
Kent State
Youngstown
Wallace
Belmont
Lenoir Rhyne
Villanova
North State
Camp Lejeune
Hunter
Panzer Allen
Mercer
Carolina
Elon
New Haven
Paterson Seton Hall
Fairleigh Dickinson
CCNY
Marines pull away after intermission in non-college game
After halftime the regulars surged to a 30-point cushion with 14 minutes left. Coach Everett Case emptied the bench, using every player. Guard Marvin Leggett and forward Angelo Cuttaia each scored nine as Camp Lejeune improved to 21-5 on the season.
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Everett Case
Marvin Leggett
Angelo Cuttaia
Camp Lejeune
Territory Action Postponed On Major League Territorial Rights
New York January 25 Major leagues postponed action on territorial rights after a four man committee plan. The move would have allowed two clubs in New York Detroit Philadelphia and Los Angeles plus Chicago. Commissioner Ford Frick said open territory is preferable and Giants and Dodgers transfers are recognized February 1. He noted a 15 day NL window to request moves into New York. The committee will grow to six with two added likely club owners.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ford Frick
Giants
San Francisco
Dodgers
Frick
Joe Cairnes
Milwaukee
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Roy Egan
Chicago White Sox
National Basketball Association Scores and Hockey Results
National Basketball Association scores include 112 100 for Boston in a loss and New York 128 116 Detroit 105. Hockey results show Charlotte 2 New Haven 1 in overtime and Philadelphia 4 Clinton 3.
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National Basketball Assn
Boston
New York
Detroit
Charlotte
New Haven
Philadelphia
Clinton
USGA moves to end prize splits in Open events
The United States Golf Association adopted a rule requiring pros to certify they will not share prize money with competitors. The rule targets arrangements to split top money in the Open and Women's Open championships, aiming to curb practice linked to past world tourneys. The Open is set for June at Southern Hills in Tulsa, with no stated penalties specified for violations.
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Chicago
United States Golf Assn
Tom O'Shanter
USGA
Dick Mayer
Tam
Mayer
al Besselink
Besselink
Southern ‘Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Oklo
Bob Jones
Margaret Curtiss
Boston
Harriet
U.S
England
John D. Ames
Richard S. Tufts
Pinehurst
N. C
New York
Mounties Rout Tar Heels Freshmen 109 84
The Mounties defeated North Carolina Tar Heel freshmen 109 to 84. Furman’s ninth loss in ten games is noted, with Ken Rosemond of the 1957 NCAA championship squad coaching the Tar Heel freshmen this season.
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Furman
Ken Rosemond
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Hagge Leads Lake Worth Women’s Golf Final Round
Marlene B Hagge fired a 69 to take a three stroke lead at the Lake Worth Women’s professional tournament in Florida. She stands 145 after 36 holes and is followed by Ruth Jessen who shot 73 to go 152. Betsy Rawls remains in the chase with 77 77 for 154.
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Lake Worth
Fla
Marlene B. Hagge
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Diane Pena
Delray Beach
Mickie Wright
San Diego
Calif
Betsy [Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Venturi Leads Thunderbird Invitational Into Final Round
Ken Venturi shot 66 to reach 199 total after 54 holes at Thunderbird Country Club Palm Springs California leading the $15,000 Thunderbird Invitational. Gene Littler Demaret and Harney in pursuit as Demaret wins 18 hole playoff at Thunderbird in 1952.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Thunderbird Country Club
Gene Littler
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Venturi
Longhitting
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Demaret
Harney
Desert Resort
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Don Fairfield
Casey
Ill
Dick Mayler
Newport Beach
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Art Wall Jr
Mike Souchak
Thunderbird
el Cajon
Bolt
Dos Fairfield
Fred Hawkins
FE Paso
Wofford Terriers Dominate PC 98 76 In Conference Win
Wofford Terriers surged to a 98 76 victory over Presbyterian College as they built a double digit lead. The win marks their second straight league win and keeps them atop the Little Four standings with one loss between results.
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Spartanburg
D.C
Wofford
Terriers
Blue Hose
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Whisker
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Joe Huffman
Matt Elder
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West Virginia
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Pinson
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Toledo
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