Swiss U S Champ Dethroned By Student
Renee Colliard, a 22-year-old Swiss pharmacy student, won the Winter Olympics women's special slalom in Cortina d Ampezzo with two fast runs on the icy course totaling 1 52.3. Andrea Mead Lawrence of the United States faded after a gate touch, finishing far back in 2 25.8, while Regina Schopf of Austria claimed second place.
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Italy
Renee Colliard
America
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Germany Reichert
Lawrence
Parshall
Colo
Regina Schopf
Austria
Russia
Giuliana Minuzzo Chenal
Miss Chenal
Josefine Franci
Miss Reichert
Haligeir Brenden
Tyrsil
Ampetzo
Fouce
Norway
Cham Sixten Jernberg
Sweden
Edal
T. “Risala
Pavel Koltchin
Veikko Hakulinen
Uncle Sam
Andrew Miller
McCall
Idaho
Larry Damon
Burlington
United States
Switzerlan
Ed Waitkus Retires from Baseball to Join Trucking Firm
Eddie Waitkus 35, former Phillies first baseman and 1949 comeback hero after a Chicago shooting, quits baseball to join Buddy Hassett at Eastern Freightways, Inc. Hassett, ex Braves Dodgers Yankees star, offered the job after a banquet meeting. Waitkus began with the Cubs, joined the Phillies in 1949, and had a storied career including 1950 comeback prominence.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Waitkus
Waitkus
Philadelphia Phillies
Buddy Hassett
Ben Eastern Freightways, Inc
Hassett
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Phils
Hodges Column notes varied classes and sports updates
Hodges reports new conditioning courses offered over several weeks for casual exercisers. Jimmy Brown's Vanytor Reds sit 3 games ahead in the Colombian league with few games left. Hi-Toms veteran Woody Rich leads the race with 10 wins and 2 losses while Jose Nakambra from Charlotte shines as the No 2 pitcher in the circuit.
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Ane Shankle
Jimmy Brown
Vanytor Reds
Jamesville
Hi-Toms
Woody Rich
Jose Nakambra
Charlotte
Will Success Spoil Top Ranked Frisco Dons
The San Francisco Dons push toward a 40 game win streak as they hold the top national ranking with 11 games left in the regular season. Coach Phil Woolpert’s squad faces a PCC showdown and an NCAA bid run, while rivals like Louisville and California threaten their lead.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
San Francisco
Dons
Phil Woolpert
Minnie
Dayape Wa
Astation
Feling
Louisville
California
Nagen Seco Tate
Senta Che “Callege
Pacific
Pirates Feature Prize Crop Of Rookies In Spring Training
Pittsburgh manager Bobby Bragan optimistic as Pirates prepare for March 1 camp. The roster includes 20-game winners and .300 hitters from Hollywood and other leagues, with Red Munger, Bob Garber, Joe Trimble, Jack McMahan, Jackie Brown, Bob Skinner, Curtis Roberts, and outfielders Del Greco Hall Walls among the notable newcomers and holdovers. Bragan stresses Red Munger could win 12 to 15 games. additions from Hollywood include Del Greco Hall Walls Swartz Powers Allie Coogan Kravitz Barone, and others pushing for major league debuts.
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New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
George
Red) Munger
St. Louis Cardinals
Hollywood
Big Red
Tommy Byrne
Yankee
Pittsburgh
Bobby Bragan
Munger
Red
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Bragan
Bob Garbert
Garber
Mendation
Bucs
Joe Trimble
Pacific Coast
Trimble
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Noething
Jack McMahan
Birmingham
McMahan
Waco
Tex
Bob Skinner
Curtis Roberts
Roberts
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Billy Hall
Ray Walls
del Greco
Walls
Hall
Ray Swartz
John Powers
New Orleans
Pelicans
Gair Allie
Dale Coogan
Dan Kravitz
Dick Barone
Williamsport
Dons Set New College Win Mark
SAN FRANCISCO USF extended its winning streak by beating California 33 to 24 marking a major college record and a string of 11 straight wins with 11 games left in the season. Coach Phil Woolpert joked about dinner money after the victory.
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University of San Francisco
Phil Woolpert
Dons
University of California
Cal
Don
USF
San Franciscans
Joe Hagler
Pete Newell
Bill Russell
Hagler
Russell
Island University
Seton Hall
State
San Diego State
No Probe Planned Into Ring Death Of Boxer Perry
Chairman James Crowley of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission plans no formal inquiry into the death of middleweight boxer Robert Perry who died after a bout at the Cambria Hospital. Perry, 20, collapsed soon after a televised match with Rudy Watkins of Baltimore who earned a technical knockout.
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James Crowley
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Robert Perry
Episcopal Hastal
the Cambria
Rudy Watkins
Baltimore
Watkins
Pirates Press Forward In North State Conference Race
East Carolina leads the North State Conference with a 9 1 record after a 73 48 win over Western Carolina. They host Appalachian tonight and Atlantic Christian Thursday, then face McCrary's semipros Saturday. Elon sits second with 7 2, Western Carolina, Appalachian, High Point and Lenoir Rhyne tied for fourth, six teams enter the conference tournament in three weeks.
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Associated Press
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Bison Matting Matches Against Bulldogs Tonight
High Point High School wrestling team, winless this season, is forecast to beat Burlington High at Senior High gym with preliminaries at 7 15 and varsity bouts at 7 30. Coach George Gillie leads the Black Bison in a quest to rebound after a stretch of losses.
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High Point High School
George Gillie
Black Bison
Burlington High
Senior High
High Point
Austrian Sets Mark In Games
Toni Sailer of Austria, a 21 year old known as The Kid, won the giant slalom by 6 seconds with a 3 00.1 clocking. He works as a plumber in Kitzbuhel and has dominated European events since 194 and 1955. Two more skiing events remain: a special slalom and a downhill.
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Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
Toni Sailer
Austria
Toni
Kitzbuehel
Europe
Demaret Captures Rich Tourney In Palm Springs
Demaret defeats Cary Middlecoff to win the rich Palm Springs golf tournament. He finishes with a final-round 6 and a 269 total while Middlecoff posts 270 after a 71 on the final day. Other contenders include Boros Dickinson Souchak Holt and Ford in the round.
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Calif
California
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Boros
Dickinson
Bill Ogden
Mike Souchak
Tommy Holtins Enor
Free Fens Ford
Maxwell
Canada
Mercury YMCA Girls Triumph in Elkin Broadcast Clash
Mercury YMCA girls edge Elkin 66 to 59 led by Bettie Lou Kennedy with 32 points. Pete Wilt paced Elkin with 21 as YMCA teammates Myers and Smith contributed in a rough Saturday night contest.
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Mercury-Ymca
Elkin Dn Ina Ae
Bettie Lou Kennedy
Pete Wilt
Lew Hoad Wins Australian Championship Final
Lew Hoad defeated Ken Rosewall 6 4 3 4 7 5 to win the Australian national tennis championship in a decisive final between two Australian Davis Cup rivals.
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Brisbane
Australia
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Ist Baptist Tops Church Loop Play
Ist Baptist leads the Church Loop standings after one month, aiming for a fifth straight win in a home game set in the local high school gym from 8 to 10 and featuring Carolina Ave Baptist vs Johnsontown Methodist along with Moravia Methodist vs First Methodist.
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Theto Enterprise
First Baptist
Carolina Ave. Baptist
Johnsontown Methodist
Memoria Methodist
First Meth
Bethe Methodist
Johnsontown
Methodist
Collision of scattered scores across multiple teams and games
Reported basketball results show numerous inconsistent scores and team pairings including Niagara vs Scranton, Xavier, Duquesne, St Bonaventure, Fordham, Army, Villanova, Delaware, Ithaca, Colgate, St Josephs, Penn, Georgia, Alabama, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Furman, La Salle, Richmond, Arkansas, Virginia, Dayton, Michigan State, Ohio State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Illinois, DePaul, St Louis, Cincinnati, Loyola Chicago, UCLA, Arizona State, and more with fragmented and unclear matchups and outcomes.
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Connecticut
Colgate
St. Joseph's
Penn
Georgia
Alabama
Wake Forest
Cheeneon
West Virginia
Furman
la Salle
Richenond
Arkansas
Virginia
Saneune Lasteviie
Dayton
Michigan State
Ohio State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Illinois
de Paul
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Queen
Craeen Agg
Eh Astern
Marquez
Loyola
Chi
Wake Forest appoints Harris Gibson as athletic director
Harris Gibson, 47, former Wake Forest football and baseball player, becomes the college's athletic director effective March 2. The appointment was announced Saturday by Harold Tribble after the term as deacons athletic director previously held by Pat Preston in North Carolina. Gibson, a native of Wagram, has coaching experience at Apex High and Raleigh's Morson after graduating from Wake Forest.
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Wake Forest
N.C
William H. Gibson
Harold Tribble
Scotland
UNC Set to Lead In Sixth Annual VMI Winter Relays
UNC is favored to win the fifth renewal of the VMI Winter Relays at Lexington as ACC rival Duke may challenge if Ed Sime competes. Sime, noted star and Olympic prospect, may also run in New York's Willrose Games after breaking the American 100 yard dash in Washington. Eighteen teams from three conferences are entered for 14 events.
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Lexington
University of North Carolina
VMI
Duke
Blue Devil
Ed Sime
Sime
Washington
Navy Crew Seeks Second Olympic Crown
Navy’s famed rowing eight recruits from Navy and Air Force posts to defend its Olympic title in 1956. Captured by Coach Rusty Callow, the squad welcomes 1st Lt. Bob Detwiler and Lt. Henry Proctor, with trials set for June at Syracuse and a conditioning push starting in March.
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Maryland
Navy
Uncle Sam
Air Force
Bob Detweiler
Ellington Air Force Base
Texas
Henry Proctor
Moody Air Force Base
Georgia
United States
Rusty Callow
Syracuse
N.Y
Callow
Rusty
Duke and Heels Lead Slate For Big Duke Kentucky Clash
The text notes Duke and North Carolina led their slate toward a big Kentucky clash with emphasis on players like Ronnie Shavlik and Dick Bennett contributing points as St Johns of Brookhaven fell earlier.
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Bradleys
Kentucky
Ronnie Shavlik
St. John's
Brook- Sirs
Dick Bennett
Pete Burke Wins Annual Dunedin Seniors Tourney
Pete Burke captured the Dunedin Seniors Tourney title on the PGA Seniors circuit with a final round three over par. Burke finished at 216 to edge England’s Bathe by a single stroke. Joe t Greensboro, N.C., placed third at 217.
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Pete Burke
Dunedin
Seeaie Uni Teats Tea Aha
Final Event Set In Trials Today
Pinehurst North Carolina reports the final event set in trials today with a focus on the Southeastern tournament proceedings and anticipated outcomes.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Weekend Fights 126 Stops Roybal in LA Card
In Los Angeles the Weekend Fights 126 event saw J Roybal stopped by an unnamed opponent in the 127 pound bout. The winner dominated the action with a clear stoppage mid bout, elevating the card in the LA scene.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
J Roybal
Seixas Downs Moylan Easily For Net Title
Vic Seixas beat Eddie Moylan 6-3 6-3 in Hollywood to capture the Beach Tennis Tour net title. Seixas built early leads in both sets, with Moylan threatening at 4-3 in each before Seixas pulled away. The Philadelphia amateur previously defeated Howe and Sonia in doubles and singles events at Akron and Miami, respectively.
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Hollywood
Fila
Vic Seixas
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N.J
Philadelphia
Moylan
Seixases
Brazil
Al Rosen Injured In Auto Accident
Infielder Al Rosen was bruised in a local car crash on Saturday. He said his neck is sore and will require investigation but he does not want to alarm anyone.
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al Rosen
Partnership Nese Willard Jr Toot & Tell Drive In Debts
Partnership Nese Willard Jr operating Toot & Tell Drive In at 319 GB. Wrenn Street High Point NC is declared responsible for debts of the business. Dated January 23 1934 signed Grover Garland Chestnut Street.
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Nese Willard, Jr
Wrenn Street
High Point
N. C
Grover Garland
Chestnut Street
Foreclosure Auction for Lilye Myers Deed of Trust Property
Trustee Thos W Sprinkle will auction the High Point property described in the 1953 deed of trust to satisfy the secured indebtedness. The sale is set for February 17, 1966 at 11 30 A M in front of the Guilford County Courthouse. The parcel lies in High Point Township and is subject to prior liens and conveyance conditions.
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Lille Joyce Myers
John D. Myer
Thos. W. Sprinkle
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
West Green
South Main Streets
High Point
High Point Township
North Carnae
Office of the Register of Deeds
N. C
Thos
W. Sprinkle
Sfrinell & Cofvield
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