Youth On Parade In Phoenix Open Golf Tournament
Two former US champions Billy Maxwell and Julius Boros led the Phoenix Open after opening rounds scoring under par. Maxwell and Palmer protege Gene Bone paced a crowded field with 66s as Trent-era players and veterans chased titles in the $23,400 event at Paradise Club.
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Accene
Waspan Yorth
Billy Maxwell
Jan Arnold Pa Mer
Newcomen
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Louis Ville
Tyane Delvert
Bob S¢ehelfing
Chiestn Cids
Bill Rigne
New York Giants
Sivard
Mangatin
Manerim
Bone
Lomsvile
Detroit
Jimmy Damaret
Kiamesha
Afike Souchak
Grossinger
Julius Boros
Ed Furgol
Wmiddiccoff
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Phillies Pat Ashburn On Trading Block
Rumors swirl around Phillies center fielder Pat Ashburn amid meetings of baseball executives. Possible deals involving Ashburn include Milwaukee for Brulon and others, with Cubs and Dodgers also linked. Yankee star Mickey Mantle contract chatter and other signings across leagues fill weekend agenda.
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Eluh
Aues
Fochie Ashburn
Philadephia
Phillies
Euchis
del Ennis
Ashburn
Milwaukee
Bill Brulon
Brooklyn-Phillie
Mickey Mantle
New York
Triple
Elan
Yankee
Dan Topping
Mickey
Logart Favored In Video Fight at Madison Square Garden
New York promoters rate Isaac Logart a slight favorite over Yama Bahama in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The Cuban Logart, 21, holds seven wins in eight with 14 knockouts, while Bahama, real name William Butler, had a 23 fight win streak snapped last August before recent knockouts. The bout will be scored by three judges with a referee, and aired on network sites and radio.
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Tsaac Logart
Yama Bahama
Biminii
Bahamas
Madison Square Garden
Bahama
Lliam Butler
Ray Lowry
Saginaw
Mich
Ted Gonzales
Jimmy Martinez
Logart
Gaspar Ortega
Legart
Ramon Fuentes
Ortega
Kid Conscripto
3Ne Miceli
Wilbur Wilson
Jed Black
Eacy
OU Wrestlers Pin Wyoming in dual meet victory
Oklahoma wrestlers routed Wyoming 15 to 0 in Laramie last night posting two pins and five decisions. Dick Delgado pinned Herb Karcher at 5 17, Stan Wintermote defeated Paul Aubrey 9 7, and Don Studbaker, Lee Young, Rex Edgar, Dan Hodge, and Shordon Roesler won by decision or fall as OU set up a clash with Colorado A&M in Fort Collins and Colorado at Boulder.
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Paul Aubrey
Stan Wintermote
Oklahoma
Colorado A&m
Fort Collins
Colorado
Boulder
Dick Delgado
Herb Karcher
Bobby Lyons
Donald Thayer
Wyomine
Don Studbaker
Pete Jones
Si —Lee Young
Richard Hanks
Rex Edgar
Fred Brownlee
Dan Hodge
Wes
Metzler
Shordon Roesler
Jesse Stokes
Syracuse Wins Sixth Straight Pro Cage Game
Syracuse defeats Boston 105-104 to extend its six game win streak as Ed Contin nets the pivotal basket with 24 seconds left and Dolph Schayes scores 34 for the Nats. Philadelphia rebounds to beat New York 106-102 while Detroit tops Minneapolis 111-107 solidifying control of the Western Division. Yardley pours in 40 with a late 72 point burst to seal Detroit’s win.
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New York
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Ed Contin
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Bill Sharman
Celtic
Warriors
Ernie Beck
Jack George
Paul Arizin
Arizin
Ron Sobie
New
George Yardley
Yardley
Clyde Lovellette
Complete Pro Grid Draft List PULADELEHIA
The draft list names many players by city and college teams across rounds, with numerous positions noted. Notable names include Don Shinnick, Tom Line, George Walker, and Joe Wallon among others, linked to Cleveland, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Chicago franchises.
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Stair
Los Angeles
Reiman Glas
Oklsherm
Tecke
Geren Bay—Fransik
Yar
Iowa
Pillsburgh
Curley John
Houston Hack
Cleveland
Gere
Hlexersor
Mississippi
Bashimore
Bayler Jack
San Francisco
Ered Dugan
Davion
Waslington
Wally Mera
Colovniln’ Tackins
Philaserpne
Casnman
Tacuse
Green Bay
Rudy Schoenbort
Miami
Obie
Joe Lavzarine
Maryland
Lon Feller
Kaisas
Baltimore
Joe Guido
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Jim Crawford
Wyoming
Hon Warzeks
Montana State
Washington
George Ree
Wolford Jackin
Robert Fee
Indiana
Detrott—Blilsmith
Alabama
Bob Schmidt
Memphis State
New York
Dean Hesse
East Texas
Tigers Sign Three Detroit Players for 1957 Season
Detroit Tigers announce three more contracts for 1957 bringing total under contract to thirty. Pitchers Duke Maas and Larry Donovan and shortstop Inman Veal joined the roster joining 30 players under contract for next season.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Duke Maas
Larry Donoven
Inman Veal
Three Cage Stars Challenge Chamberlain In Scoring Race
Grady Wallace of South Carolina and Mississippi State's Jim Ashmore rise to challenge Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas and Chet Forte of Columbia in the national scoring race. Wallace scored 43 against The Citadel, boosting to 20.4 ppg, and Ashmore added 38 versus Memphis State, lifting to 29.0 ppg. Chamberlain leads at 30.6, Forte 29.7. Columbia tops team offense after Virginia Tech slowdown. West Virginia 85.9 season average, Columbia 87.1, Illinois 89.9 with five fewer games. Oklahoma Aggies under Hank Iba hold top team defense at 53.1 ppg, California 53.2.
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Grady Wallace
Mississippi State
Jim Ashmore
Wilt Chamberlain
Chet Forte
Chamberlain
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Forte
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Little Hotshot
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Hank Iba
California
Chicago Cubs tuning up for 1959 season with strength and depth
New Cubs manager outlines key players and strengths including Banks and Moryn for power, strong pitching staff led by Moe Drabowsky era heirs, and depth from Rush Pohalsky Brosnan Lown Collum Valentinetti and others. He notes 283? 22 home runs and 112 driven in for one batters, Wade 292 with 20 homers, and bets on improved pitching and balanced lineup while ranking Brooklyn Cincinnati Milwaukee as early threats.
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Fodge
Fillman
Jett Field
Ernie Banks
Wall Moryn
Moe Drabowsky
Don Kaiser
Bob Rush
Tom Pohalsky
Jim Brosnan
Turk Lown
Jackie Collum
Vito Valentinetti
John Briggs
Singleton
Fudge
Hillman
Brooklyn
Cininnati
Milwaukee
Hunting Mishap Fatal To Efaw
Stillwater Oklahoma obituary notes former Oklahoma A M track star and national AAU steeplechase champion Efaw, 37, was electrocuted while hunting on his farm north of town. His toy sparked a rabbit into irrigation pipe, causing contact with high voltage wire during a late yesterday incident. Efaw won Missouri Valley mile and two mile titles 1938 39 40 with the Aggies and later was a National AAU champion with tours to Europe and Australia.
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Stillwater
Forrest Efaw
Oklahoma A&m
Efaw
Missouri Valley
Aggie
Europe
Australia
Here
Efan
Newton and Plank Race In All-Star Classic Bowling Duel
Newton topped Plank by one pin with 598 to 597 in the All-Star Classic Bowling League at Sooner Lanes. Newton’s 214 and 24 game sparked a 3 point win for Den Baton Transfer and Storage over league leader Sooner Lanes amid a strong team total of 2742 across three games.
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Jim Newton
Charlie Plank
Sooner
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Den
Harvey Bradley
Lloyd Walker
Ruble
Julius Vince
Bill Beaydston
Bob Greiner
Claire Schroeder
John Ross
Lintz
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Ray Hatchett
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Bill Hershey
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Bob Paddelty
Henry Silk
Woodall Service
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Hogles Iga
Double Cola
GMAC
Telco
Redlegs add Whisenant and Oldhant for 1957 season
Cincinnati outfielder Pete Whisenant and pitcher John Oldhant were signed today to Cincinnati Redlegs contracts for the 1957 season, expanding the roster as spring camp opens.
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Pete Whisenant
John Oldhant
Cincinnati Redlegs
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