Palmer Wins Tough Memorial Park Event By One Stroke
Arnold Palmer defeats Doug Ford by one stroke at Memorial Park in Houston to win $12,585.33. Ford, Bone, Harris, and Demaret contended in a tight final round. Furgol Lichardus Leonard also earned shares as the event paid $36,000 in prize money.
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Houston
Tox
Arnold Palmer
Bato Rouge
Austen Owen
Latrobe
Baltimore
Doug Ford
Ford
Pat- T ™Mer
Palmer
Jimmy Demaret
Gene Bone
Louisville
Bob Harris
Harris
Winnetka
Boone
Demaret
Bone
Demeret
Tun
Palmreo
Bore
Baton Rouge
Ed Furgol
St. Andrews
Babe Lichardus
Hillsife
N. J
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B. C
Houston Golf Assn
Antitrust Debate on Football and Baseball Business Rulings
The article discusses antitrust implications of a football ruling, comparing football to baseball and basketball. It cites Rep. Celler’s view that football is a business, cites NFL and league contracts, and notes dissenters Harlan Bretman Jr and Felix Frankfurter who argue football and baseball are similar in operations.
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Celler
NFL
Philadelphia
Tartlhy
United States
Supreme Court
John Harlan
William J. Bretman Jr
Felix Frankfurter
Unclear Sports In Brief Mixes Names and Places
Fragmented report lists multiple locations and figures from a sports brief. Mentions Washington Houston Farrmer Naranni Amaicur and few race results alongside mentions of Alamanda Hialeah Bowie Oldsmar and Benson Purse with scattered dollar figures. Unclear structure limits concrete outcomes.
70 Cal Stars In Big Show at California Parade
United Press Sports reports the Green Book ranks states by NL players with Pennsylvania leading in NL output and California leading the big leagues overall. It notes hitters years, two no hitters, Warren Spahn’s 20 win season, and managerial ratings reflecting Stengel and peers amid a lively baseball year.
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Cal Stars
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Midwest
South
Phillies
Sal Maglie
Carl Erskine
Warren Snahm
Milwaukee Braves
Clasey Stengel
National League
Forddy Andersons Spartans Near Big Ten Title After Win
Forddy Andersons Michigan State squad moved to the top of the Big Ten with a 78-62 win over Wisconsin, pushing their win streak to nine. Indiana stumbled with an 82-36 loss to Michigan as Ohio State fell at home toMinnesota. Kentucky and Texas Western clinched conference titles, while Houston upset Bradley as St. Louis and Missouri hovered near top spots in major conferences.
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Southwest
California
Pennsylvania
New York
Hinds
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Midwest
Richie Ashburn
Phillies
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Forddy Anderson
Bradley
Fordday
Braves
LaSalle
Michigan State
Spartans
Wisconsin
Indiana
Hoosiers
Ohio State
East Lansing
Illinois
Als
Kentucky
Auburn
Wildcats
Texas Western
New Mexico A&m
St. Lot
Houston
Anderson
Forddy
Badgers
Archie Dees
Columbia Hires New Line Coach
Joseph T. Maras a 41 year old former Duquesne graduate and NFL Steelers lineman for three seasons was named line coach at Columbia University. The Hibbing Minnesota native had served as an assistant coach at Harvard for seven years.
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New York
Joseph T. Maras
Duquesne
Pittsburgh Steelers
Columbia University
Maras
Hibbing
Minn
Harvard
Chiefs join NCAA Field
The NCAA at large bids are accepted by Oklahoma City and Loyola of New Orleans with Kentucky and Texas Western clinching conference titles for automatic berths. NIT has four berths left after Seton Hall and Xavier joins Cincinnati. 17 teams named for NCAA major college field of 23. Small college bracket includes Wheaton and others with at large picks. NAIA to be decided in 22 playoff teams in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Loyola
New Orleans
Kentucky
Texas Western
Seton Hall
Navier
Cincinnati
Seattle
Memphs State
Dayton
St. Bonaventure
Manhattan
Madison Square
NCAA
Southern Methodist
Southwest
Miami
Ohio
Mid - America
Idaho State
Rocky Mountain
Connecticut
Southeastern
Border
Canisius
Kansas City
Wheaton
Mt. St. Mary's
Maryland
Jackson
Mississippi
Florida A&m
Columbus
University of Buffalo
St. Mihhael's
Beloit
Centenary
Chapman
Calif
East Tennessee
Kentucky Wesleyan
Philander Smith
Regis
Rider
Wartburg
Evansville
Ind
NAIA
Aggies edge Tulsa 44 43 in low scoring college hoops
In Norman Oklahoma edged Nebraska 55 53 as Jerry Hale 11 foot jumper sealed a late win for Texas A&M over Tulsa Hank Iba and Clarence Iba coached rival teams Tulsa and A&M clash as Oklahoma paced by Don Sehwall with 23 points Oklahoma improves to 2 7 in the Big Seven while Nebraska sits at 3 7 Wing ended a tied game with a decisive basket for the Sooners late in the second half
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Norman
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Jerry Hale
A&m
Sam
Aggies
Tulsa
Stillwater
Hank Tha
Clarence
Clester Harrington
Secords
Don Sehwall
Sooners
Joe
Wing
Spahn Predicts Reds Will Struggle. Cardinals Gaining Strength
Spahn assessed the Reds as one year wonders with strong individual seasons, noting Birdie Tebbetts impact and Ed Bailey and Frank Robinson concerns. He praised the Cardinals for potential power from De Ennis and hoped Sam Jones delivers pitching potential. He targets another 20 win season and cites confidence in his arm and control.
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Reds
Birdie Tebbetts
Babe
Ted Kiuszewski
Cardinals
Clib
de Ennis
Sam Jones
Spahn
Letty Freve
Aitcher
Clark's 618 Tops Pine League Series
Bill Ewald reports Clark's 618 series led St Andrews Episcopal No 1 to a three point win over First Baptist in the Church League. Clark had 236 in game one as St Andrews totaled 917 in game two, with Soth 517 and Cullen 500 for St Andrews and Greenwood 673 for First Baptist.
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Bill Ewald
Bill Clark
Sooner
Paul DeCester
Congregational
St. Andrews Episcopal
Rod Pope
Jim Getkin
T. Johns Lutheran
First Methodist
St. Jonas
Bob Phelps
Centenary Methodist
First Presbyterian
Charles Lupi
Lupi Champlin
Peoples
Lupi
Bill Nightwonger
Lautersteins
Barnes
R. J. Bahan
Joe Lank
Bob Sath
Dick Johnson
Coleman von Werder
Johnson
Montgomery Ward
LHS Opens Regional Opener With Wolverines Opponent
The state association announced regional pairings with Lawton's Wolverines drawing Fl Reng for their opener March 8. Duncan and Norman clash Friday night at 7:30 p.m, while LHS meets El Reno at 4 50 p.m Thursday in the LHS fieldhouse.
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State High School Athletic Association
Lawton
Wolverines
Fl Reng
Duncan
Norman
LHS
el Reno
Chickasha
Clinton
Altus
Anadarko
Lawson
Ardmore
Delany Joins Field for Bankers Mile at Chicago Relays
Irish sprinter Ron Delany entered the Bankers Mile at the Chicago Daily News Relays on March 16, boosting a strong field. Delany joins a lineup expected to challenge for top honors in the event.
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Delany
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Ron Delany
Ireland
Saddler Eyes Comeback After Eye Operation
Flower Fifth Ave Hospital officials express hope that Sandy Saddler may return to boxing after a successful beta retina operation on his right eye. Saddler retired from the ring on January 22 after holding the featherweight title since September 8, 1950. healing will determine if a comeback is possible.
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New York
Flower Fifth Ave
Sandy
Saddler
Tve
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Demar
Silke Sonehak
Antitrust
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Ikmata Gouston
Try — Ammold Palmer
Lat Robern
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Tsum Totam
Racine
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United Press Sports
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Willie Mays
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John Antonelli
Giants
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Minnesota
Iowa
George Kline
Vanderbilt
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Georgia Tech
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
West Virginia
Willam & Mary
Hot Rod Handley
Virginia Tech
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Joe Quigg
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Texas
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Wichita
Mo-Valley
Xavier
Toledo
al Maken Wolverton Electric Co
Sheridale Rd
Columbia
Hamra Department Store
Chiefs
Speedy
Hank Iba
Brother Clarence
Golden Hurricane
Spahn Colleam
Tantoy
Edwards
Clark
Central Baptist
Blessed Sacrament
Stroud
Frank Noble
Serrie
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Vim Alexander
Jin Quinn
Elledge
B. F. Goodrich
Bob Phillips
American Realty and
Pete Benton
American Realty
Hank Laarman
Chuck Shelton
Ray Besson
Jack Shea
Ray
Carter
Joe Ford Insurance
Nee McCord’s
Amc Ave
Pha
John D. Mathys
Koehler
Sooner Craft
Blue Star
White House
Mercury Motors
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C Ave
Minute
Albuquerque
Ker Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Dinny ‘Pails
Pancho Segura
Pails
Segura
Rosewall
Bartlesville
Peoria
Barnlesville
Chuck Darling
Eddie Solomon
Eagles
Radakovich
Dan Radakovitch
Philadelphia Eagles
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R&h
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Green ShaunonleTt Co
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