Playboy Nashua Crowned Decade's Most Famous Horse
The article traces Nashua’s career from his 1956 Jockey Club Gold Cup triumph at Belmont Park to his record-setting 1955 season earnings of 1.9 million. It notes his temperament, trainer Eddie Ayala, jockey Ted Atkinson, and owner William Woodward Jr, with bids and syndicate decisions shaping his tale.
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Nashua
Joan Chandler
Brew York
Jockey Club
Jean
Nast
Miche Iter
Nasrullah
Rogers
Summer Tan
Wood Memorial
Onemy
Arcara
Ted Atkinson
Atkinson
William Woodward Jr
Bis
Leslie Combs II
Hialeah
Widener
Tuncun
Hisleah
Florida
Finch
Arcaro
Social
Mr. Fitz
Brighton Beach
Ince
Ward's Secures No 3 Cage Slot in YMCA League
White unbeaten Town & Country leads Ward's 25-16 over Constitution Press to claim third place in the YMCA senior basketball league. Ward's climbs to 3-1 while Humpty Dumpty, Coca Cola Katy-K, Fairmont and others trail with mixed records as the season progresses.
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Gil Mead
Montgomery Ward
Constitution Press
YMCA
Pairmont_ triplec Humpty Dumpty
Ity
Oklahoma
T&c
Jeycees
Fairmont
Security
Humpty Dumpty
Oklahoma Drug
Coca Cola
Katyk
Douglass and FSIS Host Hoops Night With Ardmore and Riverside
Douglass and FSIS host Ardmore Douglass and Tatuny tonight as Coach If C King s Lions seek revenge after a Friday loss to the Dragons. Tomlinson hosts Andrake at 2 30 pm Friday while Central travels to Duncan for junior action. The Cougars and Lite Demons share Joop lead at 3 1. Lions aim to tie with Donald Lee Smith and Ardmore's 19 2 Riverside. The Tribe games with Walters and the Douglas Riverside bout were canceled due to snow and icy roads.
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Doviglass
Fort Sillandian School
Ardmare Douglass
Tatuny
If. C. King’s Lions
CBS
Dragons
Lions
Empers
Douglass
Joe Butler
Tomlinson
Andrake
Central
Duncan
Cougars
Lite Demons
Joop
Donald Lee Smith
Smith
Ardmore
Buller
Conner
Ldidie West
Erie Shegog
Johnson
Jamies Mayes
Sis Belle Riverside
Tribe
Walters
Douglas - Riverside
Cage Roundup Sees Top Teams Extend Streaks
Oklahoma, Temple, Dayton, Notre Dame and Dartmouth post long win streaks as Ivy leaders, independents and mid majors vie for postseason bids. Key results include Oklahoma 70 50 over a Yankee, Temple 75 1 over La Salle, Dayton 62 93 over DePaul, Notre Dame 81 80 over Butler, Dartmouth 74 61 over Harvard, with several overtime thrillers and close finishes across the region.
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Lubside
Oklahoma Simic
Wthwankee Oklahoma
Temple
LaSalle
Gay Rodgers
Dayton
DePaul
Notre Dame
Tommy Hawkins
Butler
Dartmouth
Harvard
St. Joseph's
Villanova
Nebraska
Nebraska To Down Missorr) Gt- 2 Trouston
North Texas
Bowling Green
Toledo
Furman
Midwest
Oklahoma State
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Missouri
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Ohio Univ
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Tech
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Minn
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Mal
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Dickinson
Nia
Solirwest
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Tex Ouster
Portland
Montana
Air Force Acad
Colo. Mines
Whitworth
British
Big-Time Pin Stars to Strut at Fort Sill and Lawton
The Falstaffs, claimed as one of the world’s strongest pin teams, duel Fort Sill and Sooner Lanes in Lawton. Notable players include captain Basil Bucy Basia and stars such as Dow froit Sireh, Kasia, and Billy Vela, with multiple 200+ averages.
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Lawson
Fort Sill
Sooner
Basil Bucy Basia
Kasia
Tory Smith
Billy Vela
Woody Hulsey
Carl Richard
Wells
Falstaffs
Julius Viltco
Cauick Shannon
Feanie Stumpf
Tarvvey Reading
Ticio Cowie
Gary Klabunde
Vines
Bill Clark
Ray Hatchell
Clair Schroede
Lefty Schmidt
Marvin Cavender
OU Swimmers Sink Mustangs in Dallas Meet
Oklahoma swimmers dominated Southern Methodist in Dallas beating the Mustangs 55 to 31. The Sooners won all but the Ame ler diving and the 22 yard breast stroke events, leveraging SMU's new pool to secure the victory.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Ameler
OSU Mat Star Beaten By Mate in Big Meet
Oklahoma State heavyweight Adnan Naisy lost 4-2 to Earl Lyn, dropping from the Cowboy lineup. Naisy had appeared in the last two meets after replacing an injured teammate. Lyn faces Gordon Roesler, a former national champion, as the schools meet in Norman Saturday.
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Stillwater i
Oklahoma State
Baghdad Wrest Jen
Adnan Naisy
Earl Lyn
Waisy
OSU
Yan
Lynn
Oklahom
Gordon Roesler
Norman
Fights Last Night Amid Unclear Ring Names
A listing of chaotic fight notes shows scattered names and terms like Cilio and Leeman amid garbled locations and times. The fragmentary report mentions classes or divisions such as 5 A60 and cites places like Las Ang and Italy in an incoherent sequence, leaving many details unreadable.
Winter Pleased With Top Rating In AP Cage Poll
Kansas State Wildcats hold the No 1 spot in the AP basketball poll after a 6-0 Big Eight run and 17-1 overall record. Coach Tex Winter cites balance of experience height and depth with six players over 100 points this season led by Bob Boozer. The team seeks a national title as Wally Frank and others provide versatility. The Wildcats avenged a prior loss to Kansas by beating them in double overtime.
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Bill Boydston
Lawton
Jack Web
Buck Kinsey
PLC Distributing Company
Falstaff Beawing Corporation
Fazio
American Bowling Congress
Gile
Buse
Teanmmate
Steve Nagy
JD. Smith
Fou
Detroit
Fazig
Ourney
Noustan
Welu
Retreit Stroh
Lairneys
Kansas
Richard
Manhattan
Kan
Tex Winter
Kansas State Wildcats
Associated Press
Kansas State
Winter
Wildcats
Oye Ids
Desire
Avin
Jack Parr
Hayden Abbott
Roy DeWits
Parr
Abbott
DeWits
Bob Boozer
Don Maluszak
Wally Frank
Tim
Wally
K-Staters
Indiana
Purdue
Iowa
Minnegala
Kansas City
Boozer
Jayhawks
Baylor Still Wooing Mike
The article reports Baylor and Oklahoma in a tug over Mike McClellan, a football and track star. He visited Arlington State College, likely will not enroll this spring after being told track would cost a year of eligibility. He planned to return to Stamford, Texas, with Baylor supporters petitioning for his return.
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Arlington
Tes
Mike McClellan
Baylor
Oklahoma
Arlington State College
Chase Gilstrap
McClellan
Gilstrap
Stamford
Tex
Waco
McCiellan
Giardello Wins But Not Ready For Big Boys
Philadelphia reports Joey Giardello won a 10 round decision over Franz Szuzina in a tough bout. Giardello bled early, then adjusted with long rights to seal the victory, boosting his streak to 13 and keeping summer title hopes alive against Basilio or Robinson. His manager suggested an April Paris bout or a preferred Philadelphia foe.
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Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Carmen Basilio
Ray Robinson
Brooklyn Bown
Franz Szuzina
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Giardello
Hanly
Szuzina
Track stars and coaches honored at year end
Bobby Morrow and John Crow receive top amateur awards for 1957 as Sullivan Award winner and United Press football honors. Virginia names Dick Voris as new head coach with staff appointments. Dick Mayer and Lionel Hebert set for a charity match on National Golf Day at Southern Hills. An 11 year old Chicago boxer Melvin Young dies after a knockout in Springfield.
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Dallas
Tex
Bobby Morrow
John Crow
Sullivan
Benes
Morrow
United Press Aivarde
Crow
Texas Sports Writers Alsn
Morers
Charlottesville
Voris
Robby Morrow
Earl Blaik
West Point
University of Virginia
Colgate W. Darden Jr
John Anastasia
Colorado State University
Bob Merrich
Massilon
Ohio
Los Angeles Rams
Hartnell Junior College
California
Army
Tulsa
Dick Mayer
PGA
Lionel Hebert
Mayer
Springfield
Chicago
Melvin Young
College basketball scores from around the nation
A sweep of results lists numerous college games with scores and opponents. Notables include Dartmouth 76 over Harvard 64, Penn State 66 over Stratose 6, Army 61 over LaSalle, and Norfolk State/AC teams posting overtime finishes. The long list covers teams from Dartmouth to American University and Valparaiso to Pacific Lutheran.
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Omayo
Eastern
A&m
Novihern
College
Ease
Dartmouth
Harvard
Temple
LaSalle
Carmel &B
Ie Sa. Brown
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Columbia
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Stratose
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Piu
Geneva
St. Josephs. Pa
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Suonecticus
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Ordham
Olla City
American Gniv
ML St Mare
Howard
Alabama A&m
LeMoyne
Sizzling Cowboys Crush OU as OC Hosts NIBL Clash
Oklahoma State routed Oklahoma 70 30 in a southern trip loss for the Sooners. Eddie Sutton led with 18 points, Jerry Adair 15, Arlen Clark 17 as OSU shot over 50 percent. Joe Wing scored 36 with 14 boards for Oklahoma, while Florida State beat Oklahoma City 57 52 and Bartlesville topped Wichita thanks to Burdy Haldorsen 41.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Fort
National Industrial Basketball League
Barleswire
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Bariesville
Oklahoma State
Florida State
Cowboys
Eddie Sutton
Arlen Clark
Jerry Adair
Sooners
Joe Wing
Bob Stortmer
Bud Kennedy
OCU
Hubert Reed
Burt Decker
Seminoles
Memphis State
Bartlesville
Burdy Haldorsen
Nets
Liberty Army Store Listing for Firearms Dealers
An advertisement notes an authorized Browning Colt and Remington dealer in one listing. It promotes in stock rifles from Winchester and other makes and offers buying selling trading and gun loans. The address shown is 308 O Aventis Dini and the code ELS-5458.
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Browning
Colt
S.W
Remington
Winchester
Liberty Army
Aventis Dini
St Pete Open Tees Off Today At Sunset Cub
A field of 120 golfers start the 72 hole St. Petersburg Women's Open at Sunset Cub course in St. Petersburg. Mary Lena Faulk set last year’s event record and top pros split votes for likely low scorer with Patty Berg Jackie Pung and Mickey Wright Foy named among leaders.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Lena Faulk
Jackie Pung
Mickey Wright Foy
Crockery
Beltyerby
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