Dentist Venturi Lead at Thunderbird Invitational Coast Tourney
In Palm Springs California the Thunderbird Invitational opens with Cary Widdicott of Atlantis and pro Ren Sentayt sharing early two under par rounds. Thirty six players hover near the lead as conditions toughen and locals begin to exit after a shaky finish by a rival.
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Venturi
Palm Springs
Cali
Cary Widdlecott
Tatlas
Ren “Sentayt
Aia
Cra
Allie
Warner
Jammy Demaret
James
Mike 1
Dick Mayer
Dickinson
Julius Boros
Maxwell
George Bayer
el Paso
Muan
Fle
Steen
Wininger
Shelley Mayfield
Dave Douglas
Ellsworth Vines
Jerry Barver
Harry Weetman
England
Sty Leonard
Canada
Eric Brown
Scotland
Bowers
Colleges Open War on Pros
Chicago area baseball players including Ernie Binks of the Cubs were told they cannot work out at the University of Chicago fieldhouse. Overcrowding during class hours and a players’ association pact with college coaches to limit contact with major league scouts spurred the move.
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Chicago
Ernie Binks
Chicago Cub
Ring Thear
Kyle Andersen
St. Louis
American Assn
Callere Baseball Coaches
Anslerson
Walter Hass
Chicago Athletic Drector
Aierson
Inks
Anderson
Ted Nice
Banks
Anerson
D A
DeVicenzo Cerda Share Slim Lead In Jamaica Open
In Kingston Jamaica Roberto DeVicenzo and Antonio Cerda shared the early lead at the fifth Jamaica Open after opening rounds of 65 three under par. They top a crowded field as Stan Dudas and Brant also carded 65 to join the co leaders.
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DeVicenzo
Cerda
Jamaica
Kingston
Roberto DeVicenzo
Antonio Cerda
Mexico City
Stan Dudas
Brant
Snead Still Has Hopes Of Elusive Open Title
Slammin Sam Snead, optimistic about finally winning the Open at Inverness, cites his course knowledge and past Inverness dominance. He names Ben Hogan as the man to beat, vows hard practice, and plans a Greensboro Open and Palm Beach Round Robin buildup before the Open.
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Snead
Oscar Waaley
United Press
New York
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Toledo
Inverness
Lime
Sara
Famans
Sam
Tom O'Shanter
Greenbrier
Palm Beach
Bail
Hogan
Ben
Lahar Says Cougars Will Throw More
Houston new football coach tial Lahar pledges more passing from split-T offense after meeting the Cougars. Last season the Colgate veteran guided a 15 pass per game average. Lahar met the team and planned an afternoon session. Clemson coach Carl Wise met with him about joining the staff.
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Houston
University of Houston
Tial Lahar
Houston Cougars
Colgate Conach
Lahar
Clemson
Carl Wise
Bears Sign End From Tennessee Sugar Bowl Team
The Chicago Bears of the NFL today signed rangy end Kyle Buddy Cruze from the University of Tennessee Sugar Bowl squad. The deal details include a 6 344 contract figure and a 198 sound entry, underscoring the club’s effort to bolster its pass rush and depth.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
University of Tennessee
Kyle Buddy Cruze
Sooner Lanes Tops All-Star Bowling Lead in Head-to-Head
Sooner Lanes captured three points in a key All-Star Classic matchup against Duncan Equipment Co to widen their lead to five points. Bill Boydston led with a 586 series and Vern Barnes added 544 as Ted Taylor led Duncan with 52.
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Bile Ewald Stall
Sooner Lanes
Duncan Equipment Co
Duncan
Bill Boydston
Sooner
Vern Barnes
Dave Stack
Ted Taylor
Hammond Leads In Scoring Race
Hammond Tops scoring race for small colleges as Florinda Par fer Vieira of Quinnipiac moves to third with 251 points in eight games. Ken Hammond of West Virginia remains pace setter at 470 points in 14 games as of January.
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New York 1
Florinda Parfer Vieira
Quinnipiac College
M.G A.A. Services Bureau
Hamden Conn
Ife
Ken Hammond
West Virginia
Tenck
ATO
Ald-Broaddus
al Sys
NS Finriide
Bet
Force Acad
SYSL
Barnes
Phila
Textile
Lastosli
Texas and Nederland coaches tapped for 1957 Aggie staff
Minute sports item from College Station notes J T King of Texas and C A Phillips of Nederland High named to assist Texas A M College’s 1957 football coaching staff. King has roots at Kenedy Enid Tulane and Texas A M. Phillips posted a 56-151 record in six years at Nederland.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
J. T. King
University of Texas
C. A. Phillips
Nederland High School
Texas A&m College
King
Kenedy
Enid
Oklo
Tulane
Texas Alm
Phillips
Nederland
Musial hailed as greatest by NL leaders at tribute
Stan Musial, 26, received the Humanitarian award from the St. Louis Advisory Board of the American Medical Center. Warren Giles predicted he could be the greatest player of all time, praising his record and character. About 700 attendees paid $25. proceeds go to Denver hospital. Musial hinted at a couple more seasons, and his No. 6 may never be worn again by the Cardinals.
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Tulsa
Milwaukee
New York
Mantle
St. Petersburg
Fla
ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
American Medical Center
Denver
Warren Giles
National League
Musial
A. Busch Jr
Cardinals
Milch Hired as Big Spring Football Coach
Big Spring Texas hires Al Milch, Sul Ross College coach, as head high school coach on a three year, 75000 per year contract. Other candidates included Bob Bodenhamer of Lawton and Joe Kerbel of Amarillo. Kerbel had been offered but rejected salary terms. Bodenhamer impressed the board. superintendent Floyd Parsons later consulted Lawton officials.
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Big Spring
Tex
al Milch
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Milch
Bob Bodenhamer
Lawton
Joe Kerbel
Amarillo
Kerbel
Warriors Increase Lead Over Knicks In Eastern League
The Warriors moved into a clear share of second in the Eastern Division by beating the St Louis Hawks 107 to 96 while the Knicks lost 111 to 97 to the Syracuse Nationals. A 36 point first period powered the Warriors as they held off a late Hawks push.
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Warriors
Knicks
Associated Press
National Basketball Assn
Philadelphia
New York Knickerbockers
St. Louis Hawks
Syracuse Nationals
Hawks
Cage Scores Across Colleges and Teams
A garbled list of college basketball scores shows multiple institutions and outcomes. Oklahoma A&M, Wichita, Iowa State, North Dakota, and many others posted varied results with several Frosh and junior varsity lines included. The document reads like a scoreboard dump with inconsistent punctuation and misspelled school names.
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Midwest
Iowa State
Wichite
Oklahoma
Grandfield Girls Nab Tillman Win
Grandfield girls outlasted Davidson 54 43 in the Tillman county tournament. Frederick girls coasted past Loveland 93 21 led by Jean Smith 17 and Judy Hunt 11. Hollister boys won 57 26. Hobbie Burns led Grandfield with 30 points as action closes with Highland matchups.
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Frederick
Grandfield
Davidson
Tillman County
Tommy Little
Frederick ‘Lassies
Loveland
Hollister Boys
Leopards
Hobbie Burns
Wright
Pat Cowden
Carolyn Seabolt
Blues
Terry Washburn
Hollister
Donald Avant
Jean Smith
Judy Hunt
Maryin Kent
Helen Campbell
Weaver
Tipton
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Vealuci
Waame
Speedy
Entey
Linters Constitution Press
Lawton Constitution Press
Southern Oklahoma
Golden Gloves
Honeycutt
Fort Sill
Okla
Powis
Tia Pounis
Wiviston
ULF Pots
English Motor CO
Frank English
Nay Leonard
Avenue
Nortorrughems
BUICK
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Beagie
Don Eaton
Don Taton
Botkin Agency
Tom Stapleton
Harvey Bradley
Sanders Hardware
Pepsi Cola
Charlie Plank
Dean Richmond
Ray Hatchett
Bill Hershey
Kenwood
Southwest
Frank Dansen
Cecil Lockwood
Cedric Bourn
Telco
Double Cola
Cecil Lewis
Toad Voges Iga
GMAC
Woodall Service
Security Bank
Smokers
Prescription Shop
Coca Cola
Hammond
Trenton
N. J
George Case
Frederick J. Gassert Jr
Case
Washington Senators
Rutgers University
Minute Sports
Floyd Patterson
New York Boxing Writers Assn
Brooklyn
Patterson
Ring Magazine
Poyd Patterson
Commerce
Mickey Mantle
Greensboro
N. C
Bill Barnes
Wake Forest
Nllback
ACC Service Bureau
Underwriters Laboratory
Sheffield Motor Service
Lawton Independent Garage Owners Association
Lee Dial EL
Wichita
Agm
Bacome
A&m
Central
Este Western
Panhandle
Auma
Grandfield Girls
Tillman
Tobe Writgel
Jake Witzel
Ford
Plymouth
Plymouth Forder Hydrive
Studebaker
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Mercury
Hester
Bill Bowman
Wayne Paden
Ralph Vickers
Earl Crock
Clyde Dunn
Joe Osharos
George Robertson
Howard Smith
Taft Haithcock
James Mitchel
Glenn Emmen
Clarence Payne
Glen Eakin
Carl la Reache
Faho Wigel
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