Former Texarkana Athlete Dies
Texarkana reports the death of Wayne Windle a 50 year old former Texas League baseball star and part owner of the Texarkana club He played for Fort Worth Dallas and Waco and also suited up for Milwaukee Windle later coached at Texarkana Junior College in 1950 his death occurred yesterday in a local hospital
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Moore Favored to Defend Light Heavy title Tonight
Archie Moore, despite marital troubles, is a 2-1 favorite to defend his light heavyweight crown against Joe Max in a 15 round outdoor bout at Miami Stadium. Moore’s wife Alice filed a separate maintenance suit, keeping him in Florida until a settlement. The showdown could yield a record payday with a projected $300,000 gate and Moore earning about $82,000, with 40 percent of the net pot and Maxim 20 percent, plus $50,000 from TV and radio receipts.
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Dodgers Manager Praises Rookie Pitchers From Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers manager comments on several young pitchers rising from the minor ranks. He notes Tom LaSorda Ed Rotsbuck Glenn Mickens Coleman Hamp Crlemat Ken Lebron and others showing growth through the season and playoffs. Coleman is highlighted for velocity and control while LaSorda improves after early wildness.
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Seattle University Extends Winning Streak In Narrow Win
Seattle University remains undefeated in their latest game, extending the nation’s longest active streak to 18 straight wins after a 49 to 9 victory over Oklahoma City, with standout performances from Arnold Short and Joe Pehanick. Bevo Francis led Rio Grande's 74 to 02 win, though Bevo scored only 26.
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Sikes Returns to East Texas State as Football Coach
COMMERCE Texas Joules Sikes returns to the school where he once coached the line twenty years ago He resigned from Kansas after a poor season and is hired as head football coach at East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce Texas
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Three of Munit's Assistants Take New Jobs
Fullerton Iowa New York report notes that three of Biggie Munn's assistants moved to head coaching posts after Munn promoted others. Hugh Daugherty becomes Michigan State head coach, Steve Subo leads Pennsylvania, and Edwards moves to North Carolina State. The trio plans to pursue the multiple offense system Munn used at Michigan State.
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Jenkins to Die Thursday for Slaying
Arkansas Governor Francis Cherry refused to commute the death sentence of Jenkins, 16, for the murder of Cleo Jonas. The Garland Circuit Court jury convicted Jenkins for the February 17 shooting after an argument with housekeeper Marie Fitts. The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the verdict, and letters urged mercy but 9 of 12 jurors urged no reprieve.
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Chapter Thirty Two in Ne Copytgha 1958
Dale struggles with grief and memory after Kelly’s disappearance. She rereads the found notes, endures routine in town, and resists returning to Josh’s store as Armorel Crose Jang urges a visit and a possible unveiling of a new clue amid changing surroundings and aging.
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World Series money and player pension plan dispute
New York sports roundup notes players seek a two thirds share of World Series TV and radio profits to fund a pension, with $300 to $400 monthly at age 50 under a central fund overseen by Commissioner Ford Frick. Critics doubt a $3 million series contract is feasible and warn sponsors may resist sharing commercials.
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Kentucky Bow to NCAA Rule Stuns Wildcats in 1960s letter
Kentucky faces a possible rule clash as NCAA limits postgraduate players in playoffs. Star players Hagan Ramsey and Tsimopoulos near degree completion may miss the national title chase. Kentucky officials acknowledge the SEC allows four years within five, conflicting with NCAA standards across major conferences.
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Far Flung Scores From Narrowed Basketball Night
A string of late scores shows Montana State and Missouri Valley teams posting wins and losses across the region. Notable results include Lyon State edging Tarkio and Emporia State defeating Bethel, while Oregon State fell to Stanford as Seattle posted a modest win.
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Philadelphia reporters note Gil Turner of Philadelphia outpointed Pierre Ranglois of France in a bout from 1574. Tommy Harrison of Toronto defeated Bar Walls in Los Angeles, with 910 rounds. Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona stopped Howard King in Los Angeles, with Rend. 7. ers speculate on pension outcomes for players.
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Bobcats Edge Emerson 69-62 In Tight Local Clash
The Bobcats overcame Emerson 69 to 62 after a decisive final quarter rally in the local gym. Garnie Hatch led with 22 points, Sonny added 12 in the last period for second place with 21, while Emerson’s Pride contributed 17. The game stayed close all night, with scores 49-43 at the end of the third and a back-and-forth finish as Hope and the Bobcats traded leads before the Cats pulled away in the final minutes.
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Old Cry as Turner Whips Frenchman
Philadelphia report recalls Gil Turner defeating Pierre Langlois by unanimous decision amid disputed calls. Langlois protests foul play claiming six fouls and shows a red groin after the bout, matching his season record to 63 wins and five draws in the 167 1/4 pound class.
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The House of Burned Memories In Swanscombe
Dale visits Armorel’s cluttered home where a disturbing shrine to a man named Arthur unsettles her. Armorel warns Dale away from Swanscombe and the base, urging destruction of memories as Dale escapes north along Ridge Road toward the lake while shadows of the past press in.
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