Lennies 5 Wins City Tournament in Upset Victory
Lennie's Club rallied to defeat Tirabassi and Sons 58-54 at Lincoln gymnasium in the city title game after an earlier 67-57 win in the doubles. Latshaw led with 19 points as Lennie's Club, 16-10, prepares for Watertown tourney with Tirabassi's at 18-9.
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Celtics Star Cousy to Return for One More Season
Celtics guard Bob Cousy, 33, announced after a talk with owner Walter Brown that he will play one more NBA season with Boston. He considered a front office role or coaching at Boston College but agreed to return if Brown wants him.
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Stanley Cup History and modern NHL dominance
A look at the Stanley Cup’s storied past from its 1893 origin to today. The piece notes Lord Stanley’s gift, historic drops, Yukon miners, Canadiens’ era, and the Rangers Bruins trend, highlighting Rocket Richard and the Canadiens’ long cup presence.
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Rocket) Richard
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Lakeshore Classic Bowling Scores Report
Lakeshore Classic results list bowlers and scores with top totals and competing teams. Notable figures include Jim Yule 263 and Don Borst leading divisions, alongside crews from LABOR UNITY SHERIDAN and LOCAL 72 BRITTLE'S. The summary notes Steven Jacobs winning three from Duczak's and overall event standings across multiple teams.
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NBA Best-of-5 Playoff Schedule Opens With No Wednesday Games
Associated Press reports no games are set for Wednesday in the NBA best-of-five playoffs. Results from earlier action show Cleveland defeating Pittsburgh 124 to 102 and Kansas City topping New York 110 to 101. OL 7-5121 appears in a classified ads line.
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DeRosa Fires 75 to Lead Palm Springs Invite
Dom DeRosa of Kenosha posted a 38 37 75 to lead the Class Two field for 15 to 24 handicap in the Palm Springs Invitational 18 hole round in Palm Springs California. He plays at Kenosha Country Club in summer months.
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Wisconsin State College Conference unveils 50 game schedule
The Wisconsin State College Conference announced a 50 game baseball schedule for this spring creating a 10 team circuit for the first time.
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Boxing Roundup Report From Northeast Corridor Bout
Vernon Lamar of New Brunswick N J knocked out Francis Church of Chester Pennsylvania in a 157 to 155 bout held near Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. The result highlighted a close exchange as officials tallied the knockout.
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Crandall Says Frozen Shoulder Is Healed And Ready
Crandall, 31, the Milwaukee Braves catcher, reports his frozen shoulder has healed and he can throw hard again. After a season of pain and a Mayo Clinic weight program, he returned to Braves camp with no pain and strong throwing in an exhibition game.
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Loi to fight Collins in Milan non-title bout
World junior welterweight champion Duilio Loi of Italy will meet Billy Collins of Detroit in a non-title 10 round bout at Palazzetto Lido in Milan on March 27.
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Fritz's Idle Hour Wins Dartball Championship
Fritz's Idle Hour clinched the Tavern League Dartball title in a sudden death playoff this week. Nobby Lobby tied the champs at 52 wins but fell 19 18 in the one game playoff. Final standings show Idle Hour first with 52, Nobby Lobby 52, and multiple teams in the low 40s and 30s.
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Bruins Seen as Darkhorse in NCAA Title Run
UCLA, 16-4, rising through the Far West regional, faces Cincinnati 27-2 in the semifinal doubleheader at Freedom Hall. Ohio State 25-1 plays Wake Forest 21-8. Cal's 1959 underdog comeback is recalled as UCLA seeks another national title bid.
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NIT Semis Set With Dayton St John’s Leading Picks
Dayton and St John’s hold favorite roles in the NIT semi finals at Madison Square Garden. Dayton, seeking a first NIT title, faces Loyola of Chicago while St John’s hosts Duquesne. Loyola hinges on sophomores Vic Rouse and teammates as Dayton relies on Bill Chmielewski and Gordie Hatton. St John’s features Leroy Ellis and Willie Somerset guiding a deliberate attack. Three Wisconsin wrestlers to compete in NCAA tourney at Stillwater.
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Race Volkoff To Wrestle Sicilians Here
Three professional wrestling matches are on the St. Joseph gym program Friday night starting 8 30 p m. headlining a tag match pitting the Sicilians Tony Altemore and Lou Albano against Johnny Kace and Nicoli Volkoff. A midget tag bout Brown Panther and Little Beaver versus Sky Low Low and Fuzzy Cupid joins preliminary clashes Speed Billy Goelz versus The Mighty Atlas. Archie Moore opens workouts for March 30 title bout with Alejandro Lovarante.
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Old Pros Miami to host Hogan and Snead head-to-head series
Pros Ben Hogan and Sam Snead agreed to a televised and live series of matches across championship courses nationwide. Fred Corcoran said the format is still under study with possible live TV finale and non-televised games to support the broadcasts. Both players want the challenge, noting Hogan’s four U S Open titles and Snead’s head-to-head edge.
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