Schoolboy Glover Emerges In Chicago Boxing Notes
Column highlights Ernest Terrell a 17 year old 6 4 standout showing promise in boxing. Reports praise his long reach and power in amateur Golden Gloves events. mentions others including Tack Dempsey and Bill Russell as athletic benchmarks and notes coaching moves and baseball player salaries and prospects.
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Chicago
Golden Gloves Tampetion
Terrell
Bill Russell
Jill Thorpe
Tack Dempsey
Bayer Drives Long Golf Show But Sees No Pro Win
George Bayer, 65, 249 pounds, centers on driving power in St. Petersburg exhibition. He has never won a pro tournament, finishing second three times, most recently at Maxico City before the St. Petersburg Open. He relies on endorsements and short game work to prove he can win. He once played football for the Redskins and grew up in California.
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Wilhington Senators
Early Wyett
Senators
Snemanath Pilcherra
Giants
Art Fowler
Mueller
Jack Hand
Petersburg
Fla
George Bayer
Bayer
Maxcio City
Washington Redskins
San Gabriel
Calif
George
Mickey Tang
Los Angeles
Mantle
Gulf
Cas
Yolf
Three New Events For Bison Relays Open Season
Shawnee report notes three new events at the annual Dist Bison Relays opening the high school track season on April 21. Open mile run, 2 mile relay, and invitational college distance medley mark the first college teams to appear, aiming to boost relay interest says Bruce Drummond Oklahoma Baptist coach and meet director.
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Shawnee
Bruce Drummond
Oklahoma’ Baptist University
Mest
Seniors Championship Showdown Sets Quarterfinals
Defending champion Judd Brimley from Greeneville Tennessee meets last year’s medalist Frank D. Ross of West Hartford Connecticut in the quarter-final round of the American Seniors golf tournament in St. Augustine Florida. Brimley defeated John W. Roberts of Columbus Ohio 3 and 8, while Ross beat Russell B. Lentz of Spartanburg DC by the same score. Also advancing was this year’s medalist Sean Sikes of West Palm Beach Florida. Chick Evans, former National Open and National Amateur champion, is noted among the participants.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Judd Brimley
Frank D. Ross
West Hartford
Conn
Judd
Greeneville, Tenn
John W. Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
Ross
Russell B. Lentz
Spartanburg
D.C
Sean Sikes
West Palm Beach
Chick Evans
Cards Hope for Stronger Season as Pitching Remains Unsettled
St Louis Cardinals manager Fred Hutchinson says the 1957 lineup is stronger than 1956 but cites uncertain pitching and gaps at center field and catcher as risks. Enos Slaughter? No Del Ennis leads the power push with Moon and Musial, while rookies Kasko and Smith compete for infield and catching roles. Veteran arms Mizell and Wilhelm anchor the rotation with Dickson in relief and several rookies vying for pitching the staff.
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Fred Hutchinson
St. Louis Cardinals
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Redlegs
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Bobby del Grees
Chuck Harmon
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Wally Moon
Hutchinson
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Ken Buyer
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al Dark
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Joe Cunningham
Musal
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Hobie Lundrith
Gene Green
St. Louis
Sam Jones
Cubs
Jay Davis
Bee Hoyt Wilhelm
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Herm Wehmeier
Aggie Relay Field Growth Draws Record Entries
Stillwater Oklahoma sees the Aggie Relays pageant grow as Tennessee A and I of Nashville joins the field for March 30. Aggie track coach Ralph Higgins says high school and college entries will be heavy with six high school events on March 29 plus qualifying finals for the mile run, high hurdles, 10 yard dash, 440 yard relay and mile relay. Collegiate events run during the ensuing program as Tennessee Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma entries arrive with Lawton already entered in the high school division.
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Oklahoma
Ralph Higgins
Aggie
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Wissouri
Kansas
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Lawton
Jap Wrestlers Press Tulsans in Intercollegiate Meet
Tulsa YMCA and the touring Japanese team split bouts as Tulsa and Oklahoma Iowa import Terry McCann earned a pivotal pin to salvage an 18 18 draw. The Japanese won three of four under intercollegiate rules while Tulsa took three of five under Olympic rules ending in a draw.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
Iowa
Tulsa Ymca
Terry McCann
University of Iowa
Tulsans
YMCA
McCann
Million Dollar Gag Hurts Baseball
The column argues baseball lacks leadership as Congress debates anti-baseball bills. It notes the Red Sox offered Cleveland one million dollars for pitcher Jerd Score and suggests the deal was a publicity stunt.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
Jerd Score
Cronin
Hank Greenberg
Enanante Celler
Greenberg
Indians
Fort Sill Ousted In Army Tourney
Second Army beat Fort Sill 100 to 80 to advance in the all Army basketball tournament in Fort Monmouth New Jersey Julius McCoy and Happy Mahions led Ft Eustis with 24 points each while Arnold Short had 16 for Fort Sill Fort Eustis led 32 to 37 at halftime and 3rd Army narrowed the gap after halftime before 5th Army pulled away The Fort Sill box score follows with tomorrow’s matchups set among 2nd 6th and 1st Army teams
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FT. Monmouth
N.J
Second Army
Ft. Eustis
Ash Army
Ft. Sil
Sth Army
Leonard Wood
Rd Army
Ft. Bragg
Sth
Army Hatch
Julius McCoy
Michigan State
Happy Mahions
Springfield College
Ala
McCoy
2Nd Army
6Th Army
1St Army
Ft. Dix
Presidio of
San Francisco
Fort Sill
Pueblo Texans Reach Juco Semis In Hutchinson Tourney
Pueblo College and San Angelo Texas led the national junior college basketball field into the semifinals on the championship side at Hutchinson Kansas. Pueblo defeated Boise Idaho 72 to 34 to claim the winners bracket while San Angelo beat Tigerville South Carolina 70 to 66 to move to 29 wins against 2 losses. Thatcher Arizona Mount Vernon Georgia Moberly Missouri and Tyler Texas were poised for tonight’s matches for the other two berths in the semifinals.
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Pueblo Colp
San Angelo
Tex
Thatcher
Ariz
Mount Vernon
Moberly
Tyler
Tes
Pueblo
Boise
Idaho
Tigerville
S.C
Miami
Okla
Hibbing
Minn
Beebe
Ark
Texas Dog Wins In Ardmore Derby Event
ARDMORE One word title says it all as King's Dot a pointer owned by Matt Young of Houston captured the open derby stakes at Lake Murray State Park in Oklahoma. Handled by trainer Heck Lenon of Maybank Texas the two year old dog posted the win with no notable finds. Second was Revelette owned by D B R Capps of Tylertown Mississippi. Little Dude a two year old pointer owned by A M Frierson of Bristow Oklahoma earned showplace honors.
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Matt Young
Houston
Tex
Lake Murray State Park
Heck Lenon
Maybank
Revelette
D. BR. Capps
Tylertown
Miss
Little Dude
A. M. Frierson
Bristow
Okla
Rookie Gutierrez Valdes Impresses Dodgers In Spring Start
Dodgers manager Wait Alston praised Cuban pitcher Rene Gutierrez y Valdes who impressed in an 11 inning 2-1 exhibition win over the St Louis Cardinals in Vero Beach Florida. Valdes added three scoreless innings in his second appearance with Brooklyn after a strong Portland PCL season. He earlier dazzled in a Sunday debut facing the Detroit Tigers with bases loaded and none out.
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Associated Press
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Valdes
Wait Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Flatbush
Rene Gutierrez Y Valdes
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Fla
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Ed Bouchee
Bob Bowman
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Don Larsen
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Cincinnati Redlegs
George Crowe
Redlegs
Pro Hockey Results From Associated Press
In a chaotic recap the Associated Press lists American League scores Hershey 6 Buffalo Springfield 5 and Cleveland 1 plus International League playoff action Semifinal Transcripts 3 Toledo 2 with Indianapolis securing a win. Rest of Western League results and Philadelphia series are indicated but details are unclear.
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California Coach Pete Newell Sees Close NCAA Semi Clash
California coach Pete Newell predicts a tight NCAA semifinal with Kansas and San Francisco. He highlights Art Day as a key factor to counter Wilt Chamberlain, notes San Francisco’s defense and set plays, and recalls Kansas’ 66-56 loss to Cal earlier in the season. Newell cites San Francisco’s recent titles and Kansas’ need to win a strong game to advance.
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Kansas
San Francisco
Grand Cam Newell
Dens
Berkeley
Wiles
Geller
Chamberlain
Newell
Grand Canyon
Wilt
Mike Farmer
Welps
Farmer
Gene Brown
Dons
Moylan Set to Face Rose in Good Neighbor Clash
In Miami Beach Australia’s Mervyn Rose, top seed, meets Ednie Moylan of Trenton, N J, in the Good Neighbor tennis tournament. Rose advances past John Gettinger Yale 6 0 6 0 John Capell Miami 6 1 6 2 and Harvey Jackson Presbyterian 6 2 6 0. Moylan as third seed downed Francisco Contreras 9 7 6 2 before Ton Candy beat Mike Green 4 6 9 7 6 4. Marie Bueno Sao Paulo defeated Mary Ann Batchellern 6 0 6 0 and Darlene Hard beat Yola Ramirez 6 4 0 6 6 4.
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Ednie Moylan
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N.J
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John Gettinger
Yale
John Capell
University of Miami
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Whitney Ford
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Gardhar Mulloy
Denver
Carlos Fernandez
Marie Bueno
Mary Ann Batchell
San Leandro
Cal
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Montebello
Cali
Yola Ramirez
Harp Praises Dons' Coach Ahead of NCAA Clash
Kansas City report on Dick Harp praising San Francisco Dons coach Phil Woolpert and the defense driven style as the Jayhawks prepare for a Friday NCAA semifinal with North Carolina and Michigan State. Wilt Chamberlain leads Kansas with 25.8 scoring average while teammates Elstim King Loneski Johnson Billings rise to support.
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Hedd Roach
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Dr. F. C
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Philadelphia
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Dallas
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