Hogle's Widens City Pin Lead As Parkinson Stars
Hogle's Foodliner widened the City League lead at Sooner Lanes with a three-point win over Home Decor. Parkinson topped scoring for Hogle's with 466, while Crosley led Home Decor with 493. GMAC and Coca Cola moved into contention with key wins as league play continued and multiple high scores surfaced across teams.
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Widens
Parkinson
Sooner
Foodliner
Security Bank
Bob Parkinson
Foodliners
Lawrence Crosley
GMAC
Bob Jones
Don Boone
Boy Scati
Grover White
Charles Smith
Dale Chaney
Lloyd Highsmith
Smokey
Gene Hamilton
Lawton Funeral Home
Page Aircraft
O. S. Weaver
I. S. Farris
Woodall
3Ill Davenport
Coca-Cola
Fairmont Foods
Home Decor
Kenneth Black
Irom Nei Witt
Chuck Himes
Ken Smart
Centenary Methnodist
St. John's Lutheran
Lou Hagmaier
Bill Easley
Bob Schultz
Olaf Hansen
Lutheran
First Baptist No. 2
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Clyde Hines
Baptist
Bob Bahan
Episcopal
Central Baptist
First Baptist No. 1
al Joern
Walt Fleming
Orville Greenwood
First Baptist
Aggies Rally in Scrappy District Showdown
In a tight game the Aggies pulled away late as Murray, Watkins, and Hertzler led a balanced attack. Saint, Stinnett, and Sinclair added key baskets while Anadarko rallied to beat Big Pasture 41-32 in the preliminary with Bullbear scoring 15 and Prentice 14 for Big Pasture.
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Bucket
David Wickman
Murray
Hertzler
Watkins
Saint
Satmawat Jed
Martin
Gene Miller
Tom Stinnett
Fletcher
Donnie Sinclair
Bradley
Anadarko
Big Pasture
Ranger
Oscar Bullbear
Warriors
Dean Prentice
Bama Ace Joins Scoring Leaders
Alabama guard Jack Kubiszyn rockets to seventh in major college scoring after a 41 point game boosting his total to 140 points in four games. The streak follows Alabama’s 105 4 win over Howard, while Bailey Howell of Mississippi State climbs to fifth with a 36 point effort against Southeastern Louisiana.
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Alabama
Jack Kubiszyn
Kubiszyn
Howard
Bailey Howell
Mississippi State
Southeastern
Louisiana
Mondaay
Jan St
Leo Byrd
Iarsnall
Huwert Reed
Oka
Frisco Eyes Antonelli Trade as Reds Offer Bailey Gramas
Giants consider trading ace Johnny Antonelli amid waiver moves on Gail Harris and Ossie Virgil aimed at Detroit for Jim Finigan. Cincinnati reportedly proposed Ed Bailey and Alex Grammas for Antonelli, but Giants seek more than Grammas. Manager Bill Rigney would approve a deal only if it nets a strong catcher plus outfielder, with Ed Bailey and Gus Bell suggested as possibilities.
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New York U
San Francisco Giants
Johnny Antonelli
Gail Harris
Ossie Virgil
Detroit
Jim Finigan
Chub Feeney
Tigers
Harris
Virgil
San Francisco
Fenney
Giants
New York
Antonelli
Feeney
Cincinnati
Ed Bailey
Alex Grammas
Grammas
Reds
Bill Rigney
Bhceniey
Rigbey
Bailey
Gus Bell
Bell
Wally Post
Philadelphia
Harvey Haddix
Finigan
Sarazen Wins PGA Seniors Championship in Dramatic Rally
Gene Sarazen, 57, rallied from five strokes back to win the PGA Seniors’ championship at Dunedin. He finished 73 71 74 70 for 283, beating Ed Burke, Mart Dutra, and Charles Sheppard as he secured the title and a trip to England for the International Seniors’ crown.
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Fla.r
Gene Sarazen
Jin
Sarazen
Martie Dutra
Calexico
Calif
Ed Burke
New Haven
Burke
Jules Blanton
West Palm Beach
Fla
Dutra
Aeatrons
Birmingham
Mich
Sheppard
Germantown
England
Ion
Where Is He Bill Cowley One of Hockeys Great Playmakers
Bill Cowley, a slick Bruins star before World War II, crafted passes that elevated wings such as Mel Hill Roy Concacher Eddie Wiseman and Herbie Cain. The Bruins led the NHL four straight seasons and captured two Stanley Cups. Now Cowley runs a thriving hotel and tavern in Smiths Falls Ontario.
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Bill Cowley
Boston Bruins
Mel Hill
Roy Conacher
Eddie Wiseman
Herbie Cain
Bruins
Bill Bowley
Smith Falls
Ontario
Edmonton Eskimos hire San Lyle as head coach
In Edmonton the Eskimos signed San Lyle of the Oklahoma coaching staff to replace Frank Ivy as head coach. Lyle, 33, comes from Bud Wilkinson’s Oklahoma program. Ivy leaves after four successful years and a 1954 move from Oklahoma. Also notes Delver resigns as Edmond High football coach. Webbs hired to replace him. Plus Oregon State’s Stapleton to visit Iowa State about head coach job. Ferris discusses U.S.-Soviet athletic exchange funding challenges.
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San Lyle
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Bud Wilkinson
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Joc Eskimos
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Ark
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Edmond
Bob Delver
Edmond High School
Delver
Joe Webb
Central State College
Oon
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Ore
Clay Stapleton
Oregon State College
Iowa State
Stapleton
Jim Myers
Texas A&m
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Dan Ferris
United States
Russia
Loday
Ferris
Washington
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
College Cage Results Show Mixed Outcomes Across Nations
A sprawling recap lists junior college and high school basketball results from Cameron to Santa Clara. Notable showings include Seton Hall 74 over St Francis 74 in college action, West Virginia 57 over St Williams 67, and Gustavus Adolphus 61 over Macalester 62, with several overtime games and numerous regional scores highlighting the varied season progress across teams and conferences.
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St. Francis
New York A.C. St Williams
West Virginia St
Wherling
W. Virginia Wesleyan
Salem
Morris Harvey
West Liberty
Alderson-Broaddus Glenville
South West Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
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Mahama
Monard
Ata
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Hoaneke
Bridgewater
Milligan
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Union
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Minnesota
Naylor
Ohio
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Marquesie A
Toirds
Whealon
Wayne
Mic
Ganon
Youngalawn
Peru
Neb
Doaneail
Kan
Friends
Missouri
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Assur
Greenville
Grace
Ind
Vanover
Mckendree
Frincigha
Rose
Elmhurst
Min
Houston
OF North Texas
Tulsi
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Humdris
Ackansas State
Austin
Texas Western Christian
Wando Sinie
St. Mary's
Cayit
Artemna
Pligstaff
Arizona
Pasniona
New
OC Franchise Nears Move to Corpus Christi in Texas League
Corpus Christi appears set to receive the Oklahoma City franchise in the Texas League pending league approval. Bob Hamric, owner of the ball park and rights, said legal difficulties are resolved and the move could proceed. Oklahoma City owner E J Jimmie Humphries cautioned no definite decision until the next league directors meeting, though prospects look favorable. Humphries had negotiated after a local civic group failed to raise over a third of the 75000 price tag.
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Tex
Oklahoma City
Bob Hammec
E. J.jimmie Humphries
Humphries
Hamric
Yardley Keeps Lead In Scoring
Detroit's George Yardley remains the NBA scoring leader as official figures show him atop the league in total points with 1,313 and a 27.4 per game average. Dolph Schayes of Syracuse challenges Yardley on free throws and pace, while Clyde Lovellette, Bob Pettit, Bill Sharman and others fill the top scoring and shooting rankings.
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Detroit Pistons
George Yardley
National Basketball Assn
NBA
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Yardley
Schayes
Clyde Lovellete
Cincinnati
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Pettit
Boston
Bill Sharman
Twyman
Ray Felix
New York
Add
Sharman
Bill Russell
Dick Maguire
Bob Cousy
West Virginia Tops Cage Poll After Upsets
West Virginia remains the top team in the AP college basketball poll after weekend upsets shuffled the rankings. Duke Houston and Georgia Tech all defeated higher-ranked foes, but WVU held 73 of 110 first-place votes despite a late loss to Duke that didn’t alter the latest ballot. Oscar Robertson-led Cincinnati moved into third as San Francisco, North Carolina, Kentucky, Maryland and NC State filled the top 10 amid shifting results.
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Georgia Tech
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Sarazen Tops PGA Seniors After 4 Stroke Deficit
In Dunedin Gene Sarazen erased a four stroke hole to win his second PGA Seniors title. A sports snippet from Durham, West Virginia and other venues notes Duke upending by a narrow margin, Ashley Cooper defending the Australian title, and horse racing results from Hialeah Park and New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Cole Dunedin
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Jed
PGA
Hockey At A Glance Week recap and Tuesday schedule
No league games today. Tuesday's Eastern League schedule features Jonnaton at Clinton, New Harpo at Philadelphia, and Washington at Cheriolte.
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Jonnaton
Clinton
New Harpo
Pro Football Draft To Resume Today In Philadelphia
The four day NFL winter meeting opened with a 10 hour player draft. Commissioner Bert Bell and team executives from 12 clubs gathered as rounds proceed. Rules include a contract cap. a possible five round reduction may be voted to fit 60 players per team.
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Bert
Bell
NFL
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
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Jowest
Draft picks roll through early rounds across NFL teams
National Football League drafts completed first four rounds with teams finalizing fifth round at winter meeting. Listed are players by college, with several names and schools including Maryland Purdue West Virginia Texas A M LSU Michigan State Notre Dame and Penn State among others.
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NFL
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Leonard Lyles
Lewisville
Bob Shansky
Colorado
Joe Nicely
West Virginia
Les Walters
Fenn State
Chicago Bears
Charles Hynvely
Will Deuveau
Ed Cooke
Maryland
Ene Hames
Purdue
Chicago Cardinals
King Mill
Rice
John ‘Cru
Texas A&a
Jim McCaulker
Pittsburgh
Bobby Jack Oliver
Baylor
Larry Cowart
Detroit
Alex Katras
Iowa
Wayne Welker
Idaho
Green Bay
Dan Curtie
Michigan State
Jim Taylor
Louisiana State
Dick Christy
North Carolina State
Ray Nitschke
Stinots
Jerry Kramer
Los Angeles
Jim Phillips
Auturn
Walt Michaels
Kentuci
Clendon “Thomas
Oklahoma
Jim Jones
Washington
Guzik
Jackie
Frank Ryan
Urban Henry
Georgia
New York
Phil King
Vanderbilt
Peck
Frank Yausso
Minnesota
Don Caraway
Houston
Walt Kawatceys
Proverb Jacobs
California
Frank Rigney
Larry Krusko
West
Itkinla
Lll Erisher
SAN Francisco
Charles Xreuger
Texas A&m
Jim Pace
Michigan
Bob Newman
Washington State
John Varone
Mam Fla
Abe Sommer
George Washington
Stan Flowers
Georgia Tech
Bill Anderson
Tennesser
Dan Nolan
Lehighack
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