Redhot Casper Wins Top Cash In Bing's Meet
Affable Bill Casper captured the $3,500 top prize at Bing Crosby's meet in Pebble Beach California. The 21-year-old from Apple Valley won the 72-hole event by four strokes with a 261 total alongside partner Bob Reynolds earning $1,500, while Dave Marr finished runner-up. Casper's sensational shot on the 18th hole sealed the victory as TV screens and news coverage highlighted his performance.
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O Malley Still Hopes For Rose Bowl Site
Walter O Malley weighs Rose Bowl as Dodgers home for 1958 season amid talks on converting the stadium for baseball and concerns over costs. Wrigley Field in Los Angeles is alternative if Rose Bowl deal fails, with Frick commenting on field suitability and promises. O Malley defends Wrigley while negotiating with Rose Bowl officials.
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Cage Results Around Nation Syndays Ti Beattie
Around the nation results show Yale 58 Harvard 55 and Pittsburgh 87 Syracuse 66 as teams post notable scores. Other contests include Temple 66 Latayelio 68 and Brown 37 Army 65, with scattered close finishes across multiple conferences and institutions.
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Oklahoma Baptist and Southwestern Clinch Early OCC Lead
Oklahoma Baptist and Southwestern hold 4-0 conference records as the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference pushes toward the halfway point. Central and Northeastern follow with 3-0. Tonight Central State hosts Benedictine Heights in a non league game. Schedule shows key matchups Friday and Saturday featuring Philips, East Central, Northwestern, and Southeastern with a potential title decider at OBU.
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National stars duel as Schayes tops record in Pistons win
Syracuse star Adolph Schayes became the NBA’s all time leading scorer with 23 points in a 135 109 victory over Detroit. He now holds 11 770 points in 655 games across 10 seasons, surpassing Mikan’s 11 764. Other games saw Cincinnati beat Boston 115 97, Hawks edge Lakers 111 105, Warriors top Knickerbockers 115 110 in overtime. In other notes, Steve Suciu resigns as Kansas State assistant coach. Frank Ivy to keep Chuck Drulis as Chicago Cardinals assistant. Cleveland GM Lane says the Yankees must decide on Ray Narleski trade tomorrow or he will back away.
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Sports In Brief Over Weekend
Fort Lauderdale college football post season notes and personnel changes. Hugh Devore fired as Philadelphia Eagles coach. Buddy Werner becomes first American to win Switzerlands Lauberhorn Trophy. Austen Samuel Slue, Art Texie lead U S jumping team selections for world contest. Casper shoots fourth straight par round to win Binetmsby tourney at Pebble Beach. Althea Gibson tops AP year end poll as outstanding female athlete. Bernard Bartzen defeats Bil Quillian for Florida West Coast title. Round Table wins Arcadia Stakes to start 1958 campaign. Armour and company win Tropical Handicap at Tropical Park. Gay Vista leads Coast Handicap at the Fair Grounds.
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Sooners Tackle Husker Tonight in Big Eight Showdown
Oklahoma travels to Lincoln to face Nebraska as part of a road week for the states four major programs. Oklahoma State, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City also compete, with OSU and OK State each winning twice in a mixed schedule. Tulsa sits idle until Saturday while OKC and Tulsa chase momentum after late-week results.
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Welcome for Italians in Belfast as World Cup clash nears
Italian soccer team arrives in Belfast three hours late for their World Cup game against Northern Ireland amid heavy snow. Irish fans greet the visitors warmly at the airport despite travel delays.
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