Lutherans Lead In Bowling As Alvog Spins 228
In church league action at Sooner Lanes last night St Johns Lutheran led over Westminster Presbyterian as Alvog rolled a 228 and a 564 series plus 536s from Ulveg and Hansen shored the win. Jim Gentry led Centenary Methodist with 549, while First Presbyterian split with First Methodist on total pins.
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Westminster Presbyterian
Ray Fisher
Presbyterians
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Sooner Lanes
Chuck Ulveg
Olaf Hansen
St. Johns
Ulveg
Bob Phelps
Centenary Methodist
Central Baptist
Jim Gentry
Bill Easley
Aldeern
the Baptists
Ed Desautel
Rod Pope
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Jack Ferrell
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St. Andrews Episcopal
Tom English
First Presbyterian
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Phyllis Baars
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Bill Ewald
Record-Shattering Kentucky Blasts Georgia 143-66
The Associated Press reports Kentucky defeats Georgia 143 to 66, a third-highest college game scoring total. Alabama ties for SEC crown with 95-81 win over Tennessee as Kentucky slips from top 10. Oklahoma City University and Tulsa win to boost NCAA hopes, while Holy Cross and Oklahoma City shine in other top bouts.
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West Chester
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Mount St. Mary’s
Suffolk
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Boston College
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Hunter
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Brockport
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Alfred
Plattsburgh
Potsdam
Bates
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Iowa State
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Ariz. St. Flagstaff
Ariz. St. Tempe
Colorado Mines
Colorado College
Hardin - Simmons
Associated Press
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Wildcats
Georgia
Furman
Citadel
Baltimore U
Catholic U
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Rifles
Alabama
Cats
Washington Deer Die by Thousands During Cold Blast
Washington state faces a deer catastrophe as 40 000 to 50 000 deer are projected to die in five Central Washington counties this year due to bitter winter weather. John A. Biggs, state game director, says loss is certain despite efforts, about half the 1955 hunter kill statewide, prompting a return to buck-only regs in hard-hit areas. Orchardists bear some blame for winter damage as deer browse on fruit tree twigs. one example notes 111 deer killed under property protection laws.
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Seattle
Washington
John A. Biggs
Biggs
Winter deer feeding drives cost and effort in Twisp area
Outdoor winter report notes inch snow near Twisp with deer boards fed at 76 stations in two hard hit counties. Game crews guide deer away from orchards to feed hay and expensive pellets, costing state over 100000 dollars beyond normal winter costs. Elk and birds show varied winter fortunes.
66ers Near Loop Crown
Akron Ohio Bartlesville Phillips 66ers poised to clinch their eighty straight NIIBL title with two wins and two Peoria defeats. Peoria beat Wichita 96 81 and edged 66ers 87 86 while Bartlesville swept Milwaukee 96 83 and 89 72. Wichita beat Akron 85 81 in the week’s other game.
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Akron
Ohio
Bartlesville
Phillips 66Ers
Peoria
Milwaukee
Wichita
Cats
Illinois
66Ers
Three Teams Share Lead In Industrial Cage League
Fairmont Food Security Bank and Montgomery Ward held a three way tie for first after decisive wins. Fairmont 41 Southwestern Bell 20, Security Bank 36 Popular Furniture 22, Montgomery Ward 35 28 against Constitution Press in overtime. Coca Cola beat Public Service 34 26.
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Fairmont Food
Security Bank
Montgomery Ward
Industrial League
Fairmont
Southwestern Bell
Popular Furniture
Coleader Constitution Press
Coca- Cola
Public Service
Skating Stars Return With European Exhibition
World champions Hayes Alan Jenkins of Colorado Springs and Carl Heiss of New York conclude their Europe tour with an exhibition at the Palais des Sports Tuesday night and plan to fly home Wednesday.
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Skate Stars
Paris
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
Carl Heiss
New York
Palais Des Sports
Pettit Grabs Pro Scoring Lead After Historic Week
Bob Pettit of St. Louis surged to the top of the NBA scoring race after a record-setting week totaling 190 points in six games, averaging 31.77, and adding 23 last night to lead Paul Arizin by 78 points. Pettit also tops in games and points per game, with 1,549 total through 61 games, as Carl Braun scored 44 for New York in a 113-109 win. Fort Wayne’s Larry Foust led with 28 in a 98-95 overtime win that kept Syracuse from overtaking for the East playoff berth. Sharman, Schnittker, and Schayes contended for the free-throw and field-goal percentages crown. Philadelphia’s Johnston and Arizin led field goal accuracy, while Bob Cousy topped assists.
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Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Paul Arizin
Pettit
Arizin
Carl Braun
Knick
Hawks
Syracuse
Chiefs
Fort Wayne
Pistons
Larry Foust
Dolph Schayes
Boston
Bill Sharman
Minneapolis
Dick Schnittker
Sharman
Schnittker
Schayes
Neil Johnston
Bob Cousy
Stag Party Slated Tonight For Former Country Club Pro
Joe Durham former at the Country club will be guest of honor at a stag party tonight at 6 30 p m in the Country club clubhouse.
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Joe Durham
Country Club
Douglass Beats Eagles in All City Cage Contest
Douglass improved to 9-9 by defeating St. Mary's 64-26 at the Knights gym. Playing reserves for most of the game, the Lions led 28-4 at halftime as Joe Butler scored 22 points to pace Douglass.
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Douglass
Lawton Douglass
St. Mary’s
Knights
Lions
Joe Butler
Giants New Pilot Earns Team Wide Support In Camp
After two days in Phoenix camp, New York Giants manager Bill Rigney wins team favor for rookie pilot who blends leadership with personal touch. Hartman, 18, praised for tools and poise, awaits minor league assignment. Kaline, rookie standout, gains attention at Detroit camp. Regalado shifts from third to first base as Indians plan five first base trials.
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Ariz.p
Bill Rigney
New York Giants
Root
Hartman
Beaumont
Chicago White Sox
Tucson
Ariz
Rudy Regalado
Cleveland Indians
Regalado
Indianapolis
al Lopez
Yankees Pick Four Starters For Pitching Staff
In St Petersburg Casey Stengel said the Yankees are stronger this year with four likely starters. He named Whitey Ford, Bob Turley, Tom Morgan, and Mickey McDermott as candidates, noting Ford remains unsigned and that spring training last year offered less certainty.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Casey
Whitey Ford
ST. Petersburg
Fla.p
Bob Turley
Tommy Byrne
Mickey McDermott
Ford
Turley
Bob Grim
Furillo Blames Dirty Play For Juvenile Delinquency In Baseball
Vero Beach Florida outfielder Carl Furillo blames dirty play in the majors for juvenile delinquency. He notes youths see players hit or spike and assume it is acceptable. Furillo has been beaned seven times and urges a cleaner game to curb youth misbehavior. Portfield optimistic about Red Sox spring camp.
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Vero Beach
Fla.p
Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
Furillo
Milwaukee Braves Pitching Coach Rost lauds success
Bradenton Florida report notes Pitching Coach Charlie Rost of the Milwaukee Braves pins the success on pitching discipline and roster depth as spring games begin.
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Bradenton
Fla.p
Charlie Rost
Milwaukee Braves
Kaline Aims to Carry Power for Detroit This Season
Lakeland Florida reports Detroit’s 21-year-old Al Kaline is expected to add power to the lineup this season after a strong showing last year. The article notes Kaline’s potential for home runs and impact at the plate for the Tigers.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit
al Kaline
Tappe Aims for Cubs Breakthrough With Hand Conditioning
Mesa, Ariz. coach Elvin Tappe works hard to sharpen his batting edge for a Chicago Cubs chance. He tears newspapers into bits and crumples them into balls to strengthen his hands, saying he is a strong defensive catcher who would be a regular hitter if he can reach .250.
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