Hogle's Sweeps City Pin Match To Keep Lead
The Maples on Looney Lanes host renewed Isacue action as City and Church leagues resumed after a two week layoff. Hoyte's Footliners swept four from Woodall Service Station. Ceci Lewis led with 513, Bill Cox 502, Bill Davenport and Wilbur Loud notable scores. In the Church League St Andrews Episcopal swept Blessed Lamont. Young hit 221-591 to pace scoring. Centenary Methodist gained ground with a trio of points over First Baptist No 1, Brady 337 leading Centenary. Central Baptist won three from St John Lutheran. First Methodist moved up with four from First Baptist No 2, Loud 538 boosting score.
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Maples
Looney Lanes
Micve
Hoyte
Woodall
Ceci Lewis
Neil Witt
Bill Cox
Bill Davenport
Wilbur Loud
Bud Mason
Security Bank
Fairmont Foods
GMAG
Ken Smart
Carless Tubbs
Sim
Don Boone
GMAC
St. Andrews Episcopal
Blessed Lamont
Art Young
Centenary Methodist
First Baptist
St. John’s Lutheran
Central Baptist
Bill Brady
Don Chalk
St. John's Lutheran
Chuck Vivey
Frank Varline
Lutherans
First Methodist
First Baptist No
Methodists
George Grothe
Baptists
College sports scores and results from mixed games
A chaotic list of scores and team matchups across college basketball and related contests. Teams such as Columbia, Harvard, Villanova, Northeastern, Brandeis, Tufts, Adams, Alabama, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Davidson, The Citadel, Florida, LSU, George Washington, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Texas, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Drake, Xavier, Miami, Arkansas, Baylor, Houston, Arizona, Texas A&M, and many others appear with varying point totals, overtime notes, and partial standings. The fragmentary OCR text captures numerous school names, opponents, and final scores, reflecting a broad snapshot of late-season or intercollegiate play.
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Columbia
Corne Breau
Harvard Marave
Villanova
New Hampshire
Northeastern
Brandeis
Tufts
Adelphi
Moracian Wooster
Wash
Jefferson
Westminster
Gannon
MOLTH
Ss. Glare
Alabama
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Lee
Citadel
Twane
Georgia
Florida
LSU
Ala
State
Naver
Georgetoen
St. Cin
Tllinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Turdue
Indiana
Kantas State
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Slate
Cincinnet
Notre Dame
Buller
Montana State
Iowa State
Tisai
Drake
Memphis State
Oklahoma City
Xavier
Unit
Miami
Kin
Care Quincy
Tawa Wesleyan
Coneshik
Minn
Augsburg GA
St. Claud
Minn-Duluth
Sir Macy's
Fast Central
Okie
Neastern
Okla
Baptist
S'eastern
Livestern
Central
Niwestern
Phillips
Harvard Payne
Sul Reys
Lamar Tech
Etephen
F- Austin
Texas
Southern California
Washington
Santa Barbara’s
Chico State
Fights Last Night in New York and Tucson bouts
Mickey Crawford of 1551 Askinaw Michigan outpointed Chris Velar of Stamford Connecticut after 40 rounds in New York. Aziz Aragon and Law defeated Joey Anasla of Azusa in Tucson.
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New York
Mickey Crawford
Askinaw
Mich
Chris Velar
Stamford
Conn
Tucson
Aziz —Ah Aragon
Law
Joey Anasla
Azusa
Pokes Move Up In Cage Ratings
Pokes climb in cage ratings after a second defeat for the Brarcats as Cincinnati shoots over 50 percent and draws 25 free throws to pull away. Minnesota, Kentucky, and other SEC results follow with notable scorers, totaling wins and pivotal late moves in a busy college basketball roundup.
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Cowboys
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Kansas State
Don Matuszak
Taydey Abbott
Minnesota
Ron Johnson
Bob Boozer
State
Earl Adkins
Kentucky
Whippi State Fed
Wildcats
Attl
Yandy
Tulane
Georgia
Auburn
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana State
Mike Owens
Bradley
Braves
Dave Gunthey
Town
Iini
Don Oh
Bob Fehrman
Ony
Purdue
Hoosiers
Miclgan
Wisconsin
Roger Wendel
Tulsa
Drake
Redd Murrell
Missouri
Nebraska
Chatty Clubs Face Tough Tests in Big Pasture Meet
In Granfield Chattanooga teams compete tonight in the Big Pasture tournament. The Chats boys face Walters while the girls take on undefeated Grandfield. Temple squads beat Big Pasture with notable performances by Ann Dilks and Sylvia Colling.
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Big Pasture
Grandfield
Chattanooga
Walters
Backfield Mentor Gets Packer Job Backfield Mentor Gets Packer Job
GREEN BAY WIS 1) The Green Bay Packers named Ray McLean to coach the club for next season. Lisle Blackbourn’s five year deal ends after one year with full $25 000 final year payment. McLean, the backfield coach for seven seasons, received a one year contract. Details of McLean’s pact were not revealed.
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Green Bay
Wis
Lisle Blackbaurn
Ray McLean
Blackhaurn
Telky
MrLean
Packers
Mexican League Draws Texas League Clubs Risk
Texas League faced potential loss of four clubs to the Mexican League as Monterrey and Mexico City offered to admit Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio. Mexican League President Miranda invited the four Texas cities while Texas League directors prepared to meet to decide on relinquished Dallas franchise and future steps.
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Dallas
Mexico City
Dick Buller
Texas
Monterrey
Federico Miranda
Fort Worth
Oui Fon
San Antonio
Tigers
Red Devils
Miranda
Butler
Stranahan Captures Los Angeles Open in Bay Area Field
Frank Stranahan, heir to a Toledo fortune, won the $35,000 Los Angeles Open with a 275 total after a final round 67. E. J. Harrison finished second at 278, Gay Brewer Jr. tied for third at 279, and Bo Wininger and Al Balding were among the runners-up. Stranahan, 35, collected $7,000 and said the win proves his independence in golf. The victory marks his second major tour win since turning pro in 1954, the other being the 1955 Eastern Open.
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Los Angeles
Frank Stranahan
Bing Crosby
Pebble Beach
Stranahan
Rancho
Shranahan
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Arkansas Traveler
St. Louis
Gay Brewer Jr
Cincinnati
Billy Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Texas
Bo Wininger
al Balding
Canada
Sill Cage Tourney Kicks Off At Fort Sill
The six team Fort Sill intramural cage tournament opens tonight with three games on the card. The seven week meet runs Tuesday and Thursday and ends in February. The league champion advances to the Fourth Army meet March 10 at Brooke Army Medical Center. First round pairings include 17th FA Group vs. Sind FA Group and 8-4st FA Group vs. School Command on one court, with a second court hosting 1st Ordnance vs. FA Missile Training Command.
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Fort Sill
Sill
Army
Brooke Army Medical Center
17Th
Sind
School Command
Orde - Group
FA Missile Training Command
Ordnance
Kell Quits Baseball Key Prep Game Without 'Pink' Slip On Tap Tonight
Kell, 35, ends 15-season AL career with a .306 average and 2,055 hits after telling Orioles manager Paul Richards of retirement. He plans to farm near Swifton and devote time to an insurance business while noting family reasons and a recent ankle injury influenced his decision.
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Kell
Swifton
Ark
George Kell
Paul
Philadelphia Athletics
Here
Tell
Kansas City
Cubs Sign Four Players In 1958 Shakeup
CHICAGO Cubs announce four unsigned players signed for 1958. Right handed pitcher Don Elston stands 6-7 after a strong season. First baseman Dale Long hit .398 with 21 homers. Outfielder Jim Bolger batted .275. Infielder John Gory also added to the roster.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Don Elston
Dale Long
Jim Bolger
John Gory
Ady
Hockey At A Glance Panel Reels Teens On Ice
A compact roundup notes Teen players and a mix of teams featured on a Monday hockey segment. Values and league standings appear alongside names Valeda Mort Wayne North in a brief community sports column.
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Valeda
Willie Mays Signs Richest Giants Pact in MLB History
Willie Mays, 26, reportedly lands a record breaking contract with the Giants in San Francisco. The figure is estimated around 65 000 to 70 000 dollars, with Stoneham declining to name the exact amount. Mays hit 333 last season with 35 home runs and 38 steals and paced both leagues in steals.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
New Yorke
Horace Stoneham
Willie
Stoneham
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Giant Anuals
Rogers Hornsby
Alvin Dark
Musial
Qualifications Set For Game Rangers
OKLAHOMA CITY The Wildlife Conservation Commission adopts new requirements for game rangers. Candidates aged 23 to 40 must have a high school diploma written examinations and physical tests under the policy.
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Oklahoma City
The
Wildlife Conservation Commission
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