Wide Arena Scores Across Cities and Colleges
A long list of basketball results from various cities and schools shows scores ranging from high totals in matchups like Arkansas and Oklahoma teams to midweek college games in the East and Midwest. Notable scorers and venues include Tulsa area schools, Norman, Stillwater, and many universities across the nation.
High Volt Age Leads 13 in Columbiana Handicap at Hialeah
In Miami Florida High Voltage shares top weight of 126 pounds with Sometime Thing in the $20,000 added Columbiana Handicap for fillies and mares at Hialeah Park. Queen Hopeful and Sometime Thing are also strong contenders with 123 pounds, set for seven furlongs.
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HIGH
Wichita Center Gaining Ground In Scoring Race
Wichita Center’s Bob Hodgson leads a late push as the Wheatshockers win two Valley games and rise to third in the Missouri Valley scoring race. Hodgson, 6-6 center, nets 27 then 24 points, lifting his season average to 20.1 while teammate Joe Stevens sits at 20.0. Houston’s Don Boldebuck leads with 23.3 as action nears a showdown in Wichita with flexing Dreadnaughts. Ebben of Detroit stands at 21.9 and trails Boldebuck by 1.4 per game with two left.
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Bob Hodgson
Wichita
Missouri Valley
Don Boldebuck
Houston
Bill Ebben
Detroit
Hodgson
Wheatshockers
St. Louis
Joe Stevens
Stevens
Boldebuck
Bradley
Ebben
Smith
Jim McLaughlin
Mack Carter
Oklahoma A&m
John Yates
Tulsa
Junior Born
Art Helms
Houston Giant
Eagles to Meet 49ers in Sacramento Preseason Tilt
The Philadelphia Eagles travel to Sacramento to face the San Francisco 49ers in a Sunday exhibition game on September 23. It will be the 49ers last tune up before the regular season opener on September 30.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco Forty Niners
Sacramento
Calif
Calhoun to Meet Fullmer in MSG 10-Round Bout
Unbeaten welterweight Rory Calhoun of White Plains N Y signed to face sixth ranked Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden on March 16 Calhoun improved to 18 and 0 after beating Angelo Defendis Monday night in New York City
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New York
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Angelo Defendis
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Madison Square Garden
Springfield Cubs to buy Pynchon Park for 35000
The Springfield Cubs Inc will exercise its option to purchase city owned Pynchon Park for 35000, with the option deadline in 1965. The move confirms the club’s plan to acquire the stadium from the city.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Cubs, Inc
Pynchon Park
Diamond Dust Fondys Bat Booming In Early Cub Sessions
United Press reports Cubs manager Stan Hack says first base is wide open but Dee Fondy’s hot hitting could seal the job. Fondy belted a long home run at Mesa while rivals Kellert and Speake push for the spot. Other camps note Nelson’s two homers at Scottsdale and injuries at Baltimore.
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United Press
Stan Hack
Cubs
Big Dee Fondy
Fondy
Frank Kellert
Brooklyn
Bob Speake
Mesa
Ariz
Rendezvous Park
Pokes Seek Fullback Replacement In Spring Practice
Stillwater Oklahoma A&M coach Cliff Speegle searches for Earl Lunsford’s successor as fullback. Candidates include Duck Daugherty of Hastings Nebraska and freshmen George Madamba Woodward and Larry Rundle Seminole. Three players sidelined by injuries last week are Hal Mahany with a broken leg Jim Kinyon and Bobby Harris.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A&m
Cliff Speegle
Earl Lunsford
Aggies
Speegle
Aggie Grid
Duck Daugherty
Hastings
Neb
George Madamba
Woodward
Larry Rundle
Seminole
Aggie
Hal Mahany
Jim Kinyon
Bobby Harris
Mahany
Hockey Scores And Schedules Across Leagues
National League Detroit defeats Boston 4 to 1 while International League Troy beats Fort Wayne 4 to 1. Eastern League results include Washington 6 Johnstown 4 and Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 3. Wednesday schedule lists several games across major leagues and matchups.
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Boston
Troy
Fort Wayne
Washington
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Providence
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Clinton
New Haven
Middlecoff Favored In Houston Open Start
Cary Middlecoff, the crowd favorite, seeks a Houston Open repeat as 72 holes begin. He has piled up 14 birdies in two days at Memorial Park, with 51 of 144 players qualifying and three tied at 71 vying for spots.
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Houston
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Memorial Park
Middlecoff
Harry Dee
Hartsdale
N.Y
Bob Gajcia
Detroit
Mich
Bill Williamson
Charlotte
N.C
Unbeaten Heavyweight Machen Set for TV Debut in San Francisco
Eddie Machen, 11-0 with 10 knockouts, faces Cuban challenger Mederos in a 10 p.m. televised bout at Bennie Ford's San Francisco Garden. Mederos stands 18-8-2 with 13 knockouts, and the card marks Machen's first camera appearance and San Francisco Garden debut as promoters push his rise in the ring.
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Eddie Machen
Bay Area
Julio Mederos
Havana
Machen
Bennie Ford
San Francisco Garden
Ford
Colts sign end Donlin from Hamline to 1956 NFL pact
Dick Donlin, 207 pounds, end from Hamline University and second draft choice of the Baltimore Colts, has signed his 1956 NFL contract. He led small colleges in pass receiving in 1955 with 41 receptions for 480 yards.
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Baltimore
Dick Donlin
Hamline University
Baltimore Colts
Donlin
Iowa college men clash over NCAA small college tourney
Iowa athletic leaders disagree on NCAA entry into small college basketball. Some fear NCAA aims at mid sized schools, others see potential benefits. The survey covers NAIA and NCAA roles, with Wartburg College and others weighing in.
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Des Moines
Iowa College
NCAA
NAIA
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Keglers' Korner: Williams Presses 602 Series At Sooner Lanes
Major League bowling at Sooner Lanes saw Williams post a 220 210 172 602 series to lead the night. Teams Townes Mens Store and Constitution Press split points as Ewald topped Newsmen with 213 171 0 584. Other high scorers included Hatchett 549 Hendricks 543 and Montgomery 569 with Food Mart sweeping four points from Don Eaton Transfer and Storage.
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Sooner Lanes
Townes Mens Store
Constitution Press
Bill Despard
Stephens Agency
B. J. McGee
Ray Hatchett
al Hendricks
Green - Howenstine
Clyde Hines
Green-Howenstine
Bernard Montgomery
Carless
Food Mart
Don Eaton
Pete Miller
K. Smart
Clarence Mynes
Steve Artell
McElhenny Probed For Income Questions Dropped
PCC commissioner Schmidt says Hugh McElhenny’s college income inquiry is moot as he left eligibility and the PCC has no jurisdiction. McElhenny and wife reported $800 monthly during college years at Washington, with $75 from a campus job. McElhenny, All-America in 1951, has played for the San Francisco 49ers since. He says both Schmidt and the income tax people knew of his jobs and income, but Schmidt notes surprise at the off campus earnings.
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Hugh McElhenny
Pacific Coast Conference
PCC
Victor O. Schmidt
Hugh
McElhenny
University of Washington
Washington
San Francisco ‘49Ers
Associated Press
Schmidt
Racial Troubles Overplayed Says Alabama Governor
Montgomery reports Gov. James E. Folsom criticizes the world attention on the Alabama racial disturbances as overplayed. He urges white citizens and Black residents to pursue calm, understanding debate and emphasizes natural differences he traces to nature, noting fear dynamics between groups and agitators.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
University of Alabama
Alabama
St Marys Ramps City Victory Over Holy Family Canute
St Marys of Lawton led by Phil Roberts with 16 points defeated Holy Family of Canute 38 to 34 last night in Canute. Roberts sparked the effort as St Marys moved to a narrow win on the road.
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Lupi Sinclair
Lupi
Kellys Creamery
Troy Pitts
Coleman von Werder
Kellys
Canute
St. Mary’s of
Lawton
Phil Roberts
Holy Family of Canute
Cardinals Sign Kucera in 1956 Contract
Bill Kucera a 230 pound tackle from Colorado has signed his 1956 contract with the Chicago Cardinals. Kucera was the club s 30th draft choice this year.
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Cardinals
Kucera
Chicago
Bill Kucera
Colorado
Chicago Cardinals
Commission sets new boxing fee for miffed Moore
In Sacramento the California Athletic Commission clashed with light heavyweight champion Archie Moore over a non title ten round in San Diego. Moore had agreed to meet Bob Dunlap but the commission substituted Frankie Daniels claiming last year Daniels missed a Moore bout and seeks another chance.
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Howard King
Reno
Archie Moore
Ben Wise
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Calif
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Moore
San Diego
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Joseph Genshlea
Frankie Daniels
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Daniels
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