Pro Clubs to Complete Drafting in Three Day NFL Meeting
Philadelphia teams finish the NFL draft process with a four round first phase last November and will conclude on the first day of a three day annual meeting. The draft aimed to pick top 1956 college players to counter Canadian league scouting. Nine players, including the bonus choice, were selected by the 12 NFL clubs led by Green Bay. Among the 48 others were eight later named to the 191 All American team including Joe Walton, Ron Kramer, Bibi Glass, Jim Parker, Jerry Tubbs, Tom McDonald, Jim Brown, and Don Bosseler.
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Philadelphia
NFL
Ber Thaché
Chaise
NPL
Paul Horrutng
Notre Dame
Green Bay
Cade
Joe Walton
Pittsburgh
Ron Kramat
Michigan
Bibi Glass
Baylor
Jim Parker
Ohio State
Jerry Tubbs
Oklahoma
Tom McDonald
Jimmy Brown
Syrasuse
Don
Bosseler
Moanil
Ela
Penant
Jeague
Spring Hill Wins Two Of Three Over Laneburg
Spring Hill teams swept Laneburg in a three game night at Spring Hill Gym. Junior girls lost 29 to 3 but the Cale Senoy girls won 38 to 36 with Brenda Smith leading 16 points and Elaine Boyce adding 14. Spring Hill boys continued their winning streak 74 to 44 led by Wendell Rogory Wan Wehman with 12 points and Brint Adom and Jimmy Sharman with 3 each. Officials were Gerald Wright and William Wright.
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Laneburg
Spring HI
Spring Hill
Brenda Smith
Cummings
Cale
Cale Sentoy
Smith
Elaine Boyce
Spring Hosenloy
Wendell Rogory Wan Wehman
Brint Adom
Jimmy Sharman
Sampson
Cale S Witch
Gerald and
William Wright Tanekeepes
Guernsey Wins One From Laneburg In Cage Action
Guernsey Junior boys won 33 to 8 as Bin Dawing scored 11 and Rodney Yompkins 10. Guernsey senior girls edged Laneburg 37 to 26 with Nina Adame topping Guernsey with 19. Laneburg senior team defeated Guernsey 43 to 14 led by Paul Noesser 15 and William Lee 18.
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William Lee
Tommy Loe Xard
Leroy Adama
Dilly — Mitchell
Delton Calhoun
Jeanene Daugherty
Rat Holt
Jacikle Cleaver
Selma Wesson
Fights Last Night By The Associater Preag
In Miami Beach Paul Andrews 12 Buffalo NC stopped Warren Lester 7 Baltimore MD and Roy Huame 180 Conroe TX stopped Claude Chapman 19 New York 8 in Houston Texas. Reported by Wens deur Rogers of Spring HOU.
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Berrios Costa Sign for Fight in New York
Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico and Hermeto Costa of Brooklyn signed for a March 22 lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner advances toward the vacant world title after Seddie Saddler relinquished the crown due to progressive blindness. The victor likely faces Hogan Bassey next, with eliminations continuing against Cherif Hamia for the title.
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iQermeto Costa
Brooklyn
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Gorden Court
Cherif Hamia
France
Porkers Edge TCU in SWC Race Shake Up
Arkansas edged Texas Christian 62-41 at Fayetteville to keep alive its league title hopes. Dickson led Arkansas with 19 points, while Nippert paced TCU with 12 as Arkansas improves to 3-2 in the SWC and SMU leads the conference at 4-2 with Baylor, Rice, and Texas A&M trailing.
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Ragerbacks
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League Plans Against a Disaster
The American League proposes a plan to add league players in case of a team disaster such as a transport crash. A joint session with the National League is planned, and emergency action would draw players from other clubs at set prices to prevent schedule failure.
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Mickey Man
Lane and Ryff Set Tonight Major Televised Bout
Lane Ryff fight headlines national telecast as two leading Tightwelahes clash. Lane seeks stepping stone to title with strong 21 3 record and 48 6 overall odds while Ryff aims to upset and build momentum under hype from promoters. Strong media push surrounds Mayesian era event with regional interest high.
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Yen
Wileshove
Miami
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Locals Edge Ashdown In Doubleheader Thriller
Hope High School cage teams hosted Ashdown in Jones Field House before 148 adults and 128 students. Judy Ratelft led Hope with 27 points while Jimmy May added 18 as Ashdown edged Hope 42 to 24 in the girls game. Bobcats trailed at halftime and fell to Ashdown 48 to 38 in the boys tilt.
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Purtle
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Kaline Signs Contract for 30000 With Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers sign Hall of Famer Al Kaline to a about 30 000 contract after a one hour huddle with John McHale and a 10 minute call to Splke Briggs. Kaline, 22 year veteran, improves salary as Briggs Stadium remains optimistic about a strong season and team standings. Kaline had batted .314 with 27 home runs in 1957.
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Teague
Walker's Knee Back in Cast After Injury
Quarterback George Walker returns to cast after tearing loose an internal stitch in the knee last year. Injury sidelined him during the preseason.
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Wayetl Bylle
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Mage
Basketball Scores Across Teams Affected by AP Report
A collage of game results shows St. Louis 48 Oklahoma A&M 46 and Notre Dame 82 Indiang 82 with varied margins. Other matches include Southwest Missouri 84 Arkansas Tech 70 and Washburn 73 West Virginia 58.
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Virginia Tech
Wake Forest and St Louis Clash For Conference Glory
Wake Forest and St Louis won key games as top teams faced tough foes. St Louis, 12 5, beat Oklahoma A&M to stay in second in the Missouri Valley while Bradley leads. Wake Forest beat Duke 77 59 to move to 13 4 and chase North Carolina. results highlight national rankings and upcoming clashes in major conferences across the nation.
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Musial Signs for Another $80,000 Contract
St Louis Cardinal Stan Musial signed an $80,000 contract for next season saying he will continue as a standout hitter. At the ceremony he noted the pursuit of Gus Bell’s NL record and hinted about league longevity plans.
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New York Defeats Philadelphia In High Scoring Tilt
New York wins 114 to 110 over Philadelphia in a rapidly paced game. Region 103 struggled to contain Fort Wayne 21 8, while Minneapolis 9 dominated Route 85 with strong early pressure.
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