Wismer Sues Redskins Owner Over $500000 Use
Washington sportscaster Harry Wismer files suit in U S District Court against George Preston Marshall and a group including Milton W King and Pro Football Inc claiming Marshall improperly used 500000 of Redskins funds for private expenses and upkeep of his home. Wismer seeks restoration of the money and access to corporate books.
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Phoenix Open Attracts Top Golfers In Arizona
In Phoenix Arizona golfers chase $15 000 cash at the Phoenix Open as Cary Middlecoff eyes a comeback after a strong year with $27 352 17 in PGA events. The event moves to Arizona Country Club this year, a 6700 yard par 34 86 70 layout, with past stars Jimmy Demaret and Ben Hogan linked to memories of prior showings.
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College Basketball Scores From Wednesday
New York 92 Rochester 60 and Syracuse 119 Boston 116 headline results. Temple 70 Navy 12 and Penn State 67 are other reported scores with St Francis Brooklyn mentioned in the wrap.
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Bold Ruler Back Among 3-Year-Olds
Bold Ruler, a top 3-year-old contender, won Hialeah’s Bahamas Stakes at seven furlongs in 1 22 led by Ted Atkinson. He outpaced Gen Duke and Federal Hill, rebounding after a late-season Remsen Stakes defeat. Previously a standout 2-year-old with Belmont Futurity wins, he faced a rough fall before this return to form CNBC-style recap notes.
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Kentucky Again Looks Like Best in Conference
Kentucky's Wildcats, led by Johnny Cox with 22 points, beat Georgia 84-59 to extend their SEC title bid and gain a half-game lead over Auburn. North Carolina remained unbeaten at 16-0 after a tie with Western Carolina. Duquesne's Dave Ricketts set a major college free throw streak record with 40 consecutive makes.
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Tigers Sign Up Wandarees Player
Detroit announces the signing of 23 year old catcher Bob Burnside from Henderson State Teachers College at Arkadelphia Arkansas. He joins the Tigers after the announcement yesterday.
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NFL Draft Opens as Bell Sets 3 Day Meeting
The National Football League held a three day annual meeting in Philadelphia to discuss the college draft. Commins Bert Bell immediately began addressing the young players and team prospects as the Eagles pursue top selections. New York, Chante Laatehasppl, and Men Yak were noted in relation to draft expectations and team interests.
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Blevins Boys Triumph In Doubleheader Victory
Blevins and Nashville split a Tuesday doubleheader in the Blevins Gym. Blevins girls won 60 52 in overtime while the senior boys recovered to a 49 55 defeat. Louise Clark poured 38 points for Blevins and Patsy Stroud added 12. Mary Shannon led Nashville with 44 points. Norman Huggling 2 and Jesse Barber 18 fueled Blevins. Allen topped Nashville Scrappers with 16. Blevins set to host Emmet next.
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Counting Rites and Rival Banner War at Hall
Hal Boyle notes a tense home dynamic where Kathy and Amy insist on exact counts in every act from peas to poison. The sisters clash over Elvis Presley or Perry Como allegiance, decorate doors with campaign banners, and wage nightly raids in a hall where chair ownership and interruptions define their strained etiquette. Parents remain puzzled by their daughters.
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United States and Canada Seek Settlement at UN
United States and Canada urged Israel and Egypt to accept a long standing proposal that could be sent to the General Assembly. The plan calls for immediate withdrawal of forces from the Gaza Strip and Gaza coast, with UNEF units placed on both sides of the armistice line to ease tensions.
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Rosen Firm is Quitting Baseball
Rosen Firm confirms retirement from baseball as third baseman says nothing could change his mind. He plans to remain at his stockbroker job and noted the formal announcement would come from his team. The Cleveland GM declined full details while Egypt and Israel discuss withdrawal and UN supervision in the Middle East debate.
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Southern State Caners Defeat Texarkana Team
Southern State College Freshmen edged Texarkana College Bulldogs 81 to much of the second half. Harold Honea led Texarkana with 21 points, Kim Back added 14. Shieron led Southern State with 35 tallies, Calvin Neal scored 18.
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Star slugger Rosen signs contract with roster peers
The veteran star, named American League Most Valuable Player in 1953, signed with the team after a unanimous vote. He had hit 57 home runs in 1950 and 43 in 1953, reaching a peak 145 RBIs in 1951 as part of the roster core.
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Lane Set for Lightweight Title Bout In Miami
Norfolk reports Lane ready for a title bid as promoter posts 75000 for a shot at the lightweight crown. Frankie Ruff of New York City fought a televised bout in which Lane opened a cut on Ruff early, with Lane later winning a sixth round TKO prior to the bout against Joe Brown Brown Bod Simith. Lane, ranked No 2 challenger, eyes the Feb 13 Miami showdown to challenge the Brown-Smith champion.
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