England Mourns Death Of Seven Manchester United Stars
England and the world of soccer mourn the seven Manchester United players killed in the Munich air disaster. Two British European Airways Flight from Belgrade caused the team's crash after World Cup quarterfinal play. eight top writers also perished. The Busby Babes era ends in tragedy, with players Colman Byrne Jones Whelan Taylor Ben Pegs and coach Walley among the dead. journalists Jackson Thompson Ledbrooke Davies Rose Swift Glarks Fellows listed among the victims.
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British European Airways
Belgrade
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Bill Foulkes
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Sweden
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London News Chronicle
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Italy
Torina
Lilian
Camkin
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
Ed Mathews
Warren Spain
Lew Burdette
New York Yankees
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Pees
Busby
Aston Villa
Edward Colman
Roy Byrne
Mark Jones
William Whelan
Tommy Taylor
Geoffrey Ben
David Pegs
Tom Jackson
Erin Thompson
Archie Ledbrooke
H. D. Davies
Henry Rose
Frank Swift
A. Glarks
Colts sign two former college backs from Miami and Thiel
Jackie Simpson and Bob Bailey, both from Miami Florida and Thiel College, have mailed signed 1958 contracts to the Baltimore Colts. They were among the Colts' selections in the 1957 NFL draft.
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Fla
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Baltimore Colts
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Owls Face Sterling Semifinals In Elgin Cage Meet
Elgin Invitational narrows to eight with finals set for tonight. Sterling battles Elgin at 6 45 p.m. Apache meets Rush Springs at 9 19 p.m. Sterling trails Terral at halftime then rallies for 38 37 third period lead. Jimmy Wright tops Sterling with 19 points and Neil Williams 15.
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Slvi
Syaris Weiler
ELGIN
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Apache
Rush Springs
Warriors
Terral
Sickles
Central
Friend
Cyril
Neil Williams
Tigers
Indians
Lifle
Willams
Jimmy Wright
Williams
Miuch
Larry Faulkner
Jackie Reynolds
Pirates
Meroy Heavers
Tee
Reynolds
Central Girls fall to Sickles as lead slips in second half
The THSULYS scoreboard shows a 47 23 score with Cement 23 and Steeline 82 in a chaotic early frame. Central girls led 9 7 after the first, then Sickles surged to a 26 13 halftime edge, 36 21 after three as Joan Hay scored 20 for the Broncs while Viola McClain Kay Mindeman led Warriors with strong defense and Kayaykla 20 points, Goodman 11.
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Viola McClain
Kay Mindeman
Warriors
Dot Kayaykla
Nancy Goodman
Central
Bes
Sickles
Joan Hay
Broncs
Three Fire 64s To Nab Lead On Phoenix Layout
Tucson Arizona report notes Frank Strananan Bill Johnston and Manuel de la Torre sharing a one stroke lead after shooting six under par 64s on El Rin course a flat 6444 yard par 70. Players praise rough greens and driving as pivotal while Jim Riggins tied for second at 63 with John Barnum in a tight field of 43 pros and an amateur.
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Tucson
Ariz
Frank Strananan
Bill Johnston
Manuel de la Torre
el Rin
Jim Riggins
Anderson
S.C
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Barnum
el Rio
Gutowski Aims to Vault 16 Feet at Millrose
Olympian Bob Gutowski, 23, predicted to clear 16 feet in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, after recent indoor training and a prior 15 856 clearance that shattered Warmerdam’s outdoor mark. Coach Chuck Coker calls him a world class athlete who could reach the 16 foot barrier this season.
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New York
Bob Gutowski
Chuck Coker
Bob
Gutewski
Madison Square Garden
Bob Richards
Richards
Dutch Warmerdam
Palo Alto
Gutowski
Kaycee Adds To Detroit Defenses In Outfield And Catcher
Detroit strengthens its roster with Tulle Small and Frank House added to outfield and catching roles. Harry and A from Denver are also drafted and expected as hot streak hitters and strong reserves to support Tial Smith, the top catcher, Maas could become No 1 pitcher, Tsitouris from the Tigers remains a question due to limited experience. Monday Fred Hutchinson of St. Lonig Cardinals.
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Tulle
Small
Frank House
Harry & A
Denver
Tial Smith
Maas
Tsitouris
Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
St. Lonig Cardinals
Southwest Men top league with close wins and high scores
Lupi-Champlin stayed first as Southwest Men beat Ernie Flowers Anna 3 to 1 at Sooner Lanes. Five Lupi players topped 500 with Fraheigh 562 and Schroeder smith 650 leading. Creditors' Adjustment Bureau fell 6 points back as Pepsi-Cola and other teams posted high individual scores across a long night of league play.
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Smate
Sooner
Ernie Flowers Anna
Lupi
Chuck Fraheigh
Gary Kinbunde
Clair Schroeder Smith
Leroy Schmidt
Ray Hatchett
Joe Schnieder
Omateh
Bill Cummins
Emily van Hooteheke
Joe
Jim Gentry
Frank Duoser
Julius Vince
Jim Shaw
Sander
Pepsi-Cola
Sanders
Rod Pope
Art Corrales
Neal Goode
Eudie Cowie
Charlie Plank
Pepsi
Bill Brooks
Mac McComb Aun Sal
Bo Bica
IRS
McCord
Office
McCords
Ken Kaspereil
Cecil Lockwood
Bill Altiger
Chet Merritt
Marc McHarg
Bob Greiner
Marv Cavender
Jim Smith
Don Eaton
Ranch Motel
Jess Roper
Burt Silberman
Hawkins
Ray
Carter Garage
Bob Bastean
Gene Stovall
Armand Arias
Hankin
Baty
Bill Altizer
Dale Dimler
Bill Davenport
Williams Aims To Pay Higher Tax On Red Sox Deal
Ted Williams faces a large tax bite on his 195-baseball salary with the Boston Red Sox. With an estimated $135,000 contract, he would net about $54,660 after federal deductions. The government would collect 8 percent on the first 120,000 and 3,900 on each 35,000 above it, totaling 80,240. Williams plans two weeks of tennis and rest to start the season.
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Ted Williams
Sam
Bostons Red Sox
Williams
Shields Dethrones Winston In Best Bout In Sill Tourney
In Fort Sil boxing night two knockouts and three TKOs headline results. Don Shields dethroned Vern Winston in the only bout to go the distance, edging the former champ for the title. Edward Green kayoed Claude Samson in the third, Lemuel Larkey-Lanscaster earned a first round TKO over Gene Renfroe, and Cucovatz stopped Pete Billac Lov in 2:43 of the first after eye gear issues. Winston topped Jim Downs in a prelim, while other winners included Edward Green and Dillard Jackson with Shedd Smith unavailable.
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Edward Green
Charles Lancaster
Don Shields
Paul Cucoyatz
Lemuel Larkey- Lanscaster
All-Army
Dick Aubin
Charlie Dean
Aubin
Vern Winston
Sillchamp
Shields
Green
Claude Samson
Carner
Samson
Cucovatz
Pete Billac
Harkey
Gene Renfroe
Renfroe
Winston
Jim Downs
Dillard Jackson
King Shedd Smith
Midget Basketball Results From Yesterday
Readable score notes show Lincoln SD and Garfield players in postgame counts. Details list several players and point totals such as Roosevelt, Dunbar, Wilson, Gartfield, and Swinney. Garbled names suggest a local school league recap with mixed team names and partial game tallies.
Pollard Sporting Goods Brings Bicycle Parts Ammunition
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods at 430 DB Avenue offers bicycle repairs and supplies along with hunting and fishing licenses. The shop provides bicycle parts, ammunition, and related gear, serving local riders and outdoors enthusiasts.
West Virginia Tops St Johns in Garden Challenge
West Virginia, ranked No. 16, built a 16 point lead and held on for an 87-78 win over St Johns of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden. Jerry West led with 21 points as balanced scoring eased past a five time comeback by St Johns. Coach Fred Schaus praised the mountaineers in a tough first half.
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ED Wilks
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Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
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Hely Cross
New York University
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Vermont
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Rhode Island
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Mid-America
Lite
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Loyola of Chicago
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Hampden-Sydney
Rod Handley
Jerry West
al Selden
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Redmen
West
Where Is He Dwight Dike Eddleman
Dwight Dike Eddleman rose from Centralia Illinois to Illinois where he won nine varsity letters. He claimed six Big 10 high jump titles and placed second in the 1943 Olympic trials. He later starred in football and basketball, scoring 429 points in 1949, then worked as public relations supervisor for Central Soya in Gibson City Illinois.
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Eddleman
Dwight
Dike) Eddleman
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Dike Eddleman
Central
Soya Co
Gibson City
Manchester United plane crash claims seven lives in Germany
Seven members of the Manchester United entourage were killed in a plane crash near General Bignich Germany. In sports news Frank Stranahan and Bill Johnson lead the Tucson Open first round with six under par. Barbara Melilive and others advance to semis in the Palm Beach Women’s Championship. Ted Williams signs a 1954 contract reported at 145000. Other results include Nassau race winners and Alpine champion from Canada.
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Germany
Manchester United Saucer Jeans
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Yacitisg
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Bahamas
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Cancion Mitchell
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