Unknown Pro Seiling Pace In Texas Golf
A Texas Open report from San Antonio shows unknown pros and veterans contending on day two. Joe Bleck from Abilene shot seven under to lead Brackenridge Park as top stars fall back with rough rounds. Other notables include Bad lay, Ed Forest, and Black, a former Abilene club pro making his second tour appearance.
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San Antonio
Texop
Joe Bleck
Jean Texan
Abilene
Brackenridge Park
Wrest Hartford
Black
Abilene Country Club
Hardin-Simmons Universty
Mason
Tucson
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Jack Burke
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Blaster
Jimmy Demaret
N.J
Johnny Palmer
Tulsa
Jimmy Walkup
Clevelent
Wesley Ellis
Rivervale
Cary Middlecaff
Dallas
Five Gal Pros Tied For Lead In St Petersburg Open
Five players led the second round of the $5,000 St. Petersburg Women's Open as only four strokes separated the top 19. Louise Suggs Betty Jameson Marlene C Hage Fay Crocker and Joyce Ziske posted 70s. Defending champ Kathy Cornelius remained close with 71 and Mary Lena Faulk tied for day’s low with 71. Greta Leone was low amateur with two down.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Louise Suggs
Betty Jameson
Marlene B. C Hage
Fay Crocker
Joyce Ziske
Kathy Cornelius
Mary Lena Faulk
Greta Leone
Chicago
Tom Yawkey Wins 1937 Great Heart Award
Pro basketball owner Tom Yawkey is named recipient of the Variety Club of New England Great Heart Award for 1937 for his broad goodwill. He will accept the honor at a banquet here on April 14.
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Tom Yawkey
Variety Club of
New England
Yawkey
Hartack Tops Three Winners at Hialeah Park
In Miami, Willie Hartack, the leading jockey, rode three winners at Hialeah Park boosting his 1957 Victory total to 34. He won with Bat- Uement at 89.20, Lady Beaver at 2.80, and Eds Day at 6.10, extending an 11-win streak across three days.
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Miami
Fla
Willie Hartack
Hialeah Park
Hartack
Lady Beaver
Eds Day
Oklahoma May Switch to Single Wing if No Quarterback Found
OU coach Bud Wilkinson and Gomer Jones indicated the Sooners will pivot to a single wing formation next season if a capable quarterback cannot be located. They plan spring trials in the backfield and may consider current standouts like Jimmy Harris, with openers against Pittsburgh and Texas expectations discussed. Ben Kerr announced the QUCD spring dinner honoring Wilkinson for April 25.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
Bud Wilkinson
Jones
Jimmy Warris
Sooners
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Norman
Texas
Darrell Royal
Royal
Wilkinson
Longhorns
Ed Price
Washington
Ben Kerr
QUCD
Wilk
Georgia racial bill may force Braves to leave Waycross camp
The Georgia Senate passed a bill to ban interracial athletics, threatening to move the Milwaukee Braves farm operation from Waycross if signed by Governor Marvin Griffin. MLB officials from Cincinnati Redlegs and St. Louis Cardinals commented on possible effects on training sites in Georgia and nearby states. The measure targets the Sally League and would bar race mixing on fields and in games, with teams at Columbus, Albany, Augusta, Macon, Savannah, and other locations cited.
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Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
Waycross
Georgia
John Mullen
Milwaukee
Georgia House
Marvin Griffin
Bill McKechnie Jr
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Albany
Baltimore
Thomasville
Cardinal
Thelub
Columbus
Leon Butts
Butts
University of Chattanooga
Newsmen
Sally
Lumpkin
Charlotte
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Columbia
D.C
Knoxville
St Marys Hosts Chickasha Quint in Homecoming Night
St Marys welcomes Chickasha for homecoming with an 8 p.m. tipoff as a victory could seal a state tournament berth. Coach Joe Watson’s squad leads conference play 3-0 though star Vic McCarthy is sidelined with pneumonia. John Hannigan centers with Don Griggs and Don Martin at forwards and Ronnie Kolker and Joey Mitchell at guards.
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St. Mary's
Chickasha
Saints
Joe Watson
Lawton
Norman J
St. Mary’s
Vick
McCarthy
Watson
John Hannigan
Don Griggs
Don Martin
Ronnie Kolker
Joey Mitchell
Ohne Poi Chickasha
Fhe v. Juniors
Norman
Steelers Coach Walt Kiesling Recovering at Mercy Hospital
Pro coach Walt Kiesling of the Pittsburgh Steelers is reported in good condition at Mercy Hospital after undergoing a series of tests.
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Pittsburg
Walt Kiesling
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mercy Hospital
Bruins and Black Hawks TV Feature Saturday Matchup
The Boston Bruins visit the Chicago Black Hawks in a nationally televised game Sunday afternoon from Chicago Stadium at 2 p.m. Eastern. Rookie goalie Don Simmons makes his Chicago debut replacing veteran Terry Sawchuk as Boston aims for its seventh win in ten games.
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Bruins
Black Hawks
Ciucago
Boston Bruins
Don Simmons
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago Stadium
CBS
Chicago
Simmons
Terry Sawchuck
Nets
OU Receives Another Trophy
Oklahoma adds the Grantland Rice Trophy to its collection as the nation’s No. 1 football team. Tim Cohane of Look Magazine presented the award, with Look and the Football Writers Assn. of America as sponsors. The ceremony also named juniors Clendon Thomas and Don Stiller as co captains for 1957.
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Sooners
Oklahoma
Grantland Rice
Norman
Football Writers of America
Don Stiller
Bud Wilkinson
Okla
Tim Cohane
Look Magazine
Football Writers Assn. of America
Clendon Thomas
All Star Pin Records Set At Sooner Lanes
All-Star Classic League records fell at Sooner Lanes as Frank Jansen and Southwest Mens Store led with top individual and team marks. Jansen posted a 656 series including 246 and 231 while Southwest set a 2868 team high and Pepsi Cola topped the best team game with 1015.
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Bill Ewald
Frank Jansen
Southwest Mens Store
Pepsi Cola
Sooner
Jansen
Southwest
Frank Scheurlein
Frank Dueser
Lloyd West
Duncan Equipment Co
Dan Wiseman
Odell Hooper
Ted Taylor
Clarence Gray
Duncan
Bill Despard
Ray Hatchett
Ed Cowie
Bill Hershey
Keller
Sanders Hardware
Ruble
Harvey Bradley
Jim Newton
Charlie Plank
Sanders
Neal Goode
Rod Pope
Kenwood
Claire Schroeder
Vern Barnes
Boydston
Dave Stack
Rex Beall
Cecil Lockwood
Diz Barnett
Security Bank
Telco
Tom English
Security
Jim Fox
Coca Cola
GMAC
Smokey’s
Prescription Shop
Hoggles Iga
Woodall Service
Double Cola
Robison Named Grid Coach At Oklahoma City Central
Vince Robison, already head of the Central High School basketball team, is named head football coach at Oklahoma City Central High School. He replaces Leo Bruner who resigned to become vice principal. Robison is a Wichita University graduate and attended Oklahoma A&M.
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Oklahoma City
Vince Robison
Leo Bruner
Robison
Wichita University
Oklahoma A&m College
Aggies Face Connors in Cameron Hardwood Showdown Saturday
Cameron and Connors meet in Cameron as the Aggies, led by Fred Yeahque with a 21.2 scoring average, defend second place in the league while Connors eyes an upset after recent wins over top teams. The game may be the last in the old gym before the new Cameron fieldhouse opens for next week’s Eastern outing.
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Wayne Mason
Stall
Cameron
Connors
Cameron Athletic Hall
Aggies
Ted Owens
Warner
Wesley Keeney
Eastern A&m
Eastern
Fred Yeahque
Aggie
Yeahque
Lawton High
Jackie Martin
McAlester
Elgin
Bud Lahmaunt
Raco Joop
Ronnie Feger
Enid
Eugene Miller
Kansas State
Miler
Glen Moore
Weleetka
Moore
Paris
James King
Yeahqua
Feger
King
Bixby
Bob Maner
Wildhorse
Jerry Blair
Sallisaw
Lahmaunt
Miller
OCU
A&m
Hockey At A Glance ERIDAYS Schedule
Providence at Cleveland Hershey at Rochester Washington at Philadelphia. Matches reflect American and Eastern leagues with listed pairings across venues.
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Eridays
Providence
Cleveland
Hershey
Rochester
Washington
Philadeluhie
Wolfpack Begins Spring Football Drills at NCSU
North Carolina State opens spring practice in Raleigh with 71 candidates reporting among 21 letter men. Coach Earle Edwards says sessions happen four times weekly until the intra squad game set for March 23.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
Earle Edwards
Table Tennis Act Promises Elite Exhibition Showdown
The world top table tennis stars Richard Bergmann of Britain and Bernie Bukiet, a Poland-born American citizen, headline a Saturday night exhibition with the Harlem Globetrotters. Bergmann holds multiple world and national titles, while Bukiet is a leading U S championship performer and 1954 world championships quarterfinalist. The event is billed as a fast, dexterous clinic for fans and players alike.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Washington Generals
Richard Bergmann
Great Britain
Bernie Sukiet
Poland
United States
Bergmann
England
France
Wales
Austria
Holland
Scottland
Ireland
Portugal
Jugoslavia
Philippines
East India
Peru
Chile
West Indies
London
Bukiet
America
U.S.A
Stockholm
Sweden
Weiss to clinic Baltimore for annual checkup
George Weiss, general manager of the New York Yankees, arrived in Baltimore yesterday for his annual physical checkup.
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Tyler, Tex
Speedy
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Letashithey
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Oklahoma City Central
Purina
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Gordon Ferguson
Montreal
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Jake Witzel
Ford
Studebaker
Plymouth
Dodge
Bill Bowman
Wayne Paden
Ralph Vickers
Earl Crook
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