Gunsel Seen Fitting Next NFL Commissioner Post
Philadelphia AP The NFL may appoint a commissioner next week and Austin H Gunsel 50 carries two jobs as acting commissioner and league treasurer plus watchdog duties He says he would take the job if offered but will not campaign His conduct and decisions earn praise from owners while Ed win J Andersons is the lone confirmed aspirant Other names have been mentioned as possible contenders
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Lead Changes In Bowling Tourney Lead Changes In Bowling Tourney
The All-Star Bowling Championship opened with shifting leads in the men's division. Harry Smith of St. Louis moved from ninth to first after four rounds, edging Carmen Salvino of Chicago as Smith posted 888 over Salvino’s 749. Shirley Garris of Chicago led the women after four rounds with 1581 pins.
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Elliott barred from U S races next week
World champion miler Herb Elliott will not be allowed to run in the United States next week, the Australian Amateur Athletic Union announced. Union secretary Arthur Hodsdon criticized Elliott for delays in notifying the AAAU of his plans after days of conflicting statements on New York and Los Angeles meets.
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Fullmer and Robinson Middleweight Title Bout Planned
Gene Fullmer and Sugar Ray Robinson are in talks for a middleweight title fight. Marv Jenson, Fullmer’s manager, said negotiations could wrap up in New York this week. Robinson is recognized as champion in New York and Massachusetts, while Fullmer holds the title elsewhere.
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Lane and Dupas Fight in Mobile TV Welterweight Clash
Welterweights Kenny Lane of Muskegon and Ralph Dupas of New Orleans meet in Mobile in a rubber match televised nationally by ABC at 9 p.m. CST. Both aim for a title bout, with Dupas seeking Jordan and Lane eyeing Brown as next challengers.
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Four Smiths Star in American League Lineup
When it comes to the name Smith the American League is in good shape. Al Smith, Chicago White Sox outfielder, is the only Smith in the league. Philadelphia has Bobby Gene Smith, an outfielder obtained from St. Louis, Pittsburgh has Hal Smith, a catcher third baseman obtained from Kansas City, and St. Louis has Hal Smith, also a catcher.
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College basketball scores from many games across the nation
The AP reports numerous results including Pitt 75 over WM Mary 69, Penn State 71 over Bucknell 66, St Joseph Pa 83 over Lehigh 69, Duke 50 over Clemson 41, Notre Dame 73 over DePaul 70, Creighton 74 over Omaha 63, and SMU 66 over Texas A&M 64 among many others with wins and losses across small colleges and universities.
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Hoyt Wilhelm Leads Two Leagues in ERA Heights
Hoyt Wilhelm topped the National League with a 2.43 ERA for the Giants in 1952 and seven years later led the American League with a 2.19 ERA with the Orioles.
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