Webb Named Boxer Of Month After Upset Win
Milwaukee report: Spider Webb rises from sixth to third in middleweight ratings after a stunning knockout over Rory Calhoun in San Francisco. Calhoun drops to sixth as Carmen Basilio’s sharp rank remains, with Robinson and Fullmer ahead in the division.
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Schayes Gaining In Pro Point Race
Syracuse Nat defenders star Dolph Schayes closes gap on Detroit leader George Yardley in NBA scoring race. Yardley 1411 points, 26.6 ppg. Schayes 1336 in 52 games, 25.7 ppg. Regular season five weeks remaining. All-Star break recent. Additional leaders: Pettit, Lovellette, Johnston, Sharman, and Johnston among top scorers. Thigh injury sidelined Sharman for about two weeks.
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Dodgers star Snder treks slow to full spring pace
Los Angeles outfielder Duke Snder says his knee is mending slowly after December surgery to remove a calcium deposit. He plans a cautious return to heavy work and running as spring training nears, lifting weights with his legs to strengthen the site.
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Wilt Falters as Baylor Leads Scoring Race
Kansas star Wilt Chamberlain drops to third in major college scoring after a double overtime loss to Kansas State. He finishes with 35 points to hold a 31.8 average while Baylor’s Elgin Baylor sits atop at 32.43 and Oscar Robertson at 32.25 after idle nights.
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Two Team Race Controls National Industrial Basketball League
Akron reports a tight two team race in the National Industrial Basketball League with Bartlesville and Wichita leading. Bartlesville beat Denver 105-93 to hold a half game edge at 12-4 while Bartlesville star Buryffdahlorion tops scoring with 34.9 points per game across 16 games as Denver, Peoria, Akron, Kansas City, and other teams vie for position.
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Moore Sets NHL Scoring Pace for Canadiens Leader Scrap
Montreal star Dickie Moore leads the NHL scoring race with 65 points in 50 games, five more than Henri Richard. Bernie Gero Fla wins third, Bathgate climbs to fourth as Montreal dominates scoring leaders list.
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Boxers Shine In Last Night’s Ring Action Across U S
Frankie Mott from New York outpointed Tony DeCola in a 317 pound bout in New York. Paul Jorgensen Tatts of Port Arthur knocked out Tommy Cox in Beaumont. Barry Allison of Holyoke defeated Teddy Morford in Holyoke. Jessi Bowiby from St Louis stopped Naim Bolden in St Louis.
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Richards Hopes Young Sluggers Make Grade
Manager Paul Richards eyes rookie outfielder Lennie Green and first baseman Jim Marshall as potential answers to club slumps. Green, 23, posted .318 in his first full season at Columbus and Vancouver, while Marshall led Vancouver in games, at bats and hits, belting 30 homers and 102 RBIs with a .327 average. Other additions include infielders Carl Peterson and Bill Lajoie, and pitchers Charlie Beamon, Jim Archer, and Ron Moeller, as Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns prospective fits.
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Alpine champion headlines at Sun shine Park meet
In a abbreviated sports brief from KY, Austria-Norway’s stars faced stiff competition as Mutat and Stards showcased strong form. The feature at Sun shine Park saw Lone lead all the way in a 35,000 purse event, with New Orleans hosting the Crand Fiesta as a highlight, while Whe stretch and other names dotted the day.
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Scarbath to Join South Carolina Football Staff
Jack Scarbath former Maryland quarterback will serve as an assistant football coach at the University of South Carolina next season. Scarbath played professionally with Pittsburgh Washington and Ottawa after his standout Maryland career.
Four Upsets Open Elgin Invitational on Monday Night
At Elgin Cache topples Verden as the Bulldogs pull off a major upset in the girls division. Apache boys upset Bradley 47 to 2 while Cyril and Central post key wins setting tonight’s schedule. Cyril Fletcher clash highlighted by late surge as Central defeats Verden to reach quarterfinals.
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Cowpokes Open Grid Drills At OSU In 1958 Spring Practice
Stillwater Oklahoma State University opens spring football with coach Cliff Speegle's staff assessing a rebuilt right side of the line. Returning backfield strength includes Forrest Campbell and Tom Pontius, while quarterbacks Spergel Cross and Wayne provide depth. A transfer from Tyler Junior College Jack Cannon and two earlier backfield losses shape the early sessions.
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City Pin Tourney On Deck Entry Deadline Approaching
The City Association announces registration closes Wednesday Feb. 5 for the annual City Tournament of Champions at Sooner Lanes starting Saturday. The handicap event bases scores on averages from at least 12 games as of Jan. 1, 1958, determining city champions in team doubles singles and all events.
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Nation college scores mix across regions in chaotic listed results
A scrambled OCR style tally shows numerous college games with assorted scores across Massachusetts Princeton Rutgers Washington Duke South Carolina William & Mary Davidson Auburn Georgia Tech Florida Benedict West Morehouse LSU Tulane Florida State Mississippi Bowling Green Midwest Kansas State Minnesota Purdue Oklahoma Colorado Florida Atlantic North Carolina State Virginia Tech Newport News and other schools with varied outcomes. The fragmentary text includes overtimes and unknown venues, reflecting a disordered sports page snapshot.
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Hockey At A Glance and Nearby NHL Schedules
Hockey at a glance notes Frese 2 AVS results and mentions no games scheduled. Tuesday schedule lists Clinton Lushington's Philadelphia and other games to be scheduled in vague terms.
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