Davenport Hits Rare 10 Split At City Pin League
In the City league at Sooner Lanes, Bill Biven achieved a rare 7-10 split, the second time this feat has been seen. The night featured multiple high scores across teams including Nemeth Glick's 241 for Coca-Cola and notable performances by several players in Woodall, Page, and other factories as standings shuffled and top battles continued.
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Davenport
Julius Vince
Sooner
Bill Biven
Wouditl Se Tion
Biz
Hogles
Fandliners
Coca-Cola
Nemeth Glick
Neil Witt
Wichita Pokes Tangle Tonight In Big Eight Battle
Wichita State, 17th in the AP poll, seeks a 11th straight win as it hosts seventh ranked Oklahoma State. Both teams carry 10 game win streaks into the showdown, with OSU riding a 10–0 start after an opening loss. Nebraska upset Oklahoma 57 54 in Lincoln as Gene Hudson led the Sooners with 19 and Willie Fitzpatrick had 20 for Nebraska. Central State defeated Benedictine Heights of Tulsa in another result.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Oklahoma State University
Cowboys
OSU
University of Nebraska
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Nebraska
Gene Hudson
Sooners
Willie Fitzpatrick
Central State
Benedictine Heights
Tulsa
Bearcats
Houston
Kentucky
Tulane
Wiredcats
Greenies
Johnny Cox
Vandy
Lisippi State
State
Bailey Howell
Commodore Jim Seary
Leon Ammerman
Tennessee
LSU
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Terry Teandall
Bud Blomker
Florida
Alabama
Shelly McMillon
Bradley
Kendinkle
North Texas
Gary Reimers
Towa State
Red Murrell
Drake
Missouri Valley
Jerry Thompson
Avelia Dees
Indiana
Dees
Minnesota
Ron Johnson
Michigan
Buckeyes
OM. Burign
Wall Vinll
Wisisin
Winvis
Phi Waren
Iain & Mary
Davidyan
1957 In Review Oddity Rademacher's Title Bid Tops Poll
The AP's annual sports oddities poll names Floyd Patterson vs Pete Rademacher as the year’s standout event with a sixth round KO by Patterson. Other notable picks include Willie Shoemaker’s Derby line miscue, Ted Williams MVP near-miss, Jones shoe Polish incident, Giants Dodgers West Coast move, and NC State Beck victory Tech.
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Ben Olan
Seattle
Floyd Patterson
Pete Rademacher
Associated Press
Pitterson Stademacher
Willie Shoemaker
Willie
Gallant Man
Tran Leige
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Boston
Nippy Jones
Sories
Jones
Tammy Byrne
Giants
Magicians Win City Cage Thriller Over Shamrocks 73 61
Lawton last night drew over 500 fans as the Varlem Magicians defeated the Boston Shamrocks 73 to 61. Referee C. King became a target of trickery while Douglass and Marques Timesnes shone with ball handling. Wheeler scored 40 points and Josh Grider paced the Shamrocks with 14 as the Magicians built a 43 21 halftime lead.
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Lawton
Varlem
Boston Shamrocks
Lo Ourcome
Douglass
C. King
Wheeler
Ning
Marques Tmesnes
Langston University
Tarlem Globetrotter
Hanes
Haynes
Boston
Fine
Paynes
Josh Grider
John MuArcavy
Shamrocks
Magicians
Where Is He Britton A Great Illinois Fullback
In the 1920s a Midwest slogan linked Earl T Britton to Grange and Illinois football. The article notes Britton, a celebrated back at Illinois in 1923 24 25, is by 1925 a sales engineer for Michigan Seamless Tube Co in Detroit.
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Baltf. Britton
Grange
Illinois
Champaign
Britton
Grance
Earl T. Britton
Ilinois
Earl Britton
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
Detrait
Wilt Returns as Jayhawks Regain Cage Touch
Wilt Chamberlain returns for Kansas in a 111-72 Big Eight win over Colorado, restoring the Jayhawks’ rhythm after a slide from the unbeaten list. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati past Houston 93-87, while Kentucky beat Tulane and Bradley stayed undefeated in the Missouri Valley as other conferences produced mixed results.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Stitt
Kane Sas
Dayhawks
Tom
Mt Chamberlain
Wilk
Kansas
Colorado
Chamboain
Oseau
Starling
Seton Mall
North Texas State
Mississippi State
Lith
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Louisiana States
Okiehoa
Nebraska
Indiana
Minnesota
Shiro
Michigan
Ohio State
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Texas Christ
Rice
Southern Methodist Breesed
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Pro Cage Standings RANTETN UVISION in New York and Philadelphia
Fragmented standings note games and matchups with teams and cities including Syracuse Philadelphia and Philadelphia details. The snippet mentions Tuesday and Wednesday schedules with names and places but lacks clear results or complete team names.
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Uvision
Rosin
Syracuse
New York _ Wialladelphia nn
Istu
Leute
Aldi Ea Patrii
Alphenpetis
Tleesday
New York
Cinefina
Bauis Phladelphia
Same Dodger Pitch No Home Final Attempt at Coliseum
Los Angeles Dodgers faced a potential last act in their bid for a home at the Memorial Coliseum. The Coliseum Commission planned to again hear Dodgers terms as Mayor Poulson prepared to reintroduce a motion for home plate in the west end. Negotiations with the Rose Bowl in Pasadena collapsed over costs to modify facilities.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
America
Jin Wrigley Field
Memorial Coliseum
Coliseum Commission
Dodgers
Nergis Poulson
Associated Press
Coliseum
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
Hockey At A Glance Wy The Associated Press Mun Tav's Res Lts
No games scheduled in any region. Tuesday results show Indiana at Natit Hagum, Johnson at Clinton, Lew Haypr at Washington, Charlotte at Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Hagum Johnsinny
Clinton
Lew Haypr
Washington
Charlotte
Philadelphia
FSIS and Douglass Clash On Road Tonight
FSIS and Douglass prepare for return roundball clashes away from home. St Marys star Alvin Roberts poured 32 points while Central topped Duncan 60 53 with a balanced attack. Lions guard Ed West and center Joe Buller lead the way as FSIS seeks to even a 35 34 loss to Empire last Friday and Nah yuoksy’s Indians chase a rebound.
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Douglass
Fort Sill
Liars
Oklahoma City
St. Mary's
FSIS
Empire
Jair
Central
Duncan
Mr. C. King
Lions
Joe Buller
Eddie West
Reeves Nahyuoksy
Indians
Yardley Holds Scoring Lead as Schayes Tops All Time List
New York scores show Dolph Schayes of Syracuse now the all time pro basketball scoring leader after reaching 11 770 points in regular season play. George Yardley of Detroit trails with 1 054 total over 39 games while Clyde Lovellette and Bob Pettit vie for top averages and position. All totals include play in the old league.
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Ley
Arony Fairmont Foods
Diz Barnoul
Security Bank
Don Richardson
Cred Himes
Cay Overwall
Fairmont Foods
Lawton Farnexall
Woodall Servier
Leo Nease
Gene Hamilton
Wilbur Loud
Bob Mason
Woodall
S. Tn Church League
Centenary Methodist
First Baptist No. 2
Blessed Sacrament
Devil
George Guibvie
Tom Saffa
Frank Jarriscow
St. Andrew Episcopal
Legew Bob Jones
Ad Young
Central Baptist
Alfeera
Joe Insulman
St. John’s Tulheran
New York
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Clyde Lovellette
Cincinnati
Schayes
George Yardley
Detroit
Wee
Yardley
Lovelletic
Bob Preittt
St. Louis
Lovelieli
Pellit
Sehayes
George Mikan
Pinger
Beam
Yay Pri
Syall
Loveliite
Bt Poti
St de Shatmar
Bo Magan
Anhnsion
Reynolds weighs political run after baseball career
Oklahoma sports page reports OleY Allie Reynolds, former New York Yankee pitcher, considering a run for governor or Congress within the Democratic primaries. Reynolds, 40, now heads an oil well service company and says he is not committing to a run but keeps options open amid a planned supporters rally with a date to be announced.
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Oklahoma Oley
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankee
Congress
Democratic Party
Friends of the
Reynolds
Zulueta Toweel Set For Key 10 Round Bout
London: Cuban contender Orlando Zulueta faces South African Willie J. Toweel in a 10 round showdown promising a possible world light weight title shot for the winner. Brown, the reigning light weight champion, watched as Zulueta pursued another title bid after a previous challenge.
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Zulueta
Toweel Mix
London
Orlando Zulueta
Willie J. Toweel
South Africa
Joe Brown
United States
Brown
New York
Frail Bowling Ace Shows The Way
MINNEAPOLIS There will be at least one new finalist in the 17th All-Star bowling tournament after three days of qualifying. Morris Cramer of Albany North Carolina leads 192 players with 3915 pins, the third highest 18 game total in the tourney, while Chuck O Donnell holds the record at 4081 from 1950 as veterans call Cramer no flash in the pan.
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Minneapolis
Morris Cramer
Alebany
N. C
Chuck O'Donnell
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