Telco Team Skids in ABC Tourney Open Division
Telco of Cleveland falters in the open team division at the American Congress Bowling tournament posting a tepid 3 game total of 2793. Peter Hand Reserve of Chicago leads with 3126 as Klares of his own squad places 10th with 2933. Ralph Nicol rises to second in all events with 1485, Andrew Hutoba cracks singles top three, and Fort Worth’s Jack Courtney earns seventh with 661. Dean Overholser still tops the singles at 708.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Telco
Cleveland
Ohio
Telcos
Peter Hand
Chicago
Petro
John Klares
John King
Klares
Ralph Nicol
Lansing
Mich
John Crimmins
Detroit
Nicol
Andrew Hutoba
Youngstown
Jack Courtney
Dean Overholser
Tulsa Alumni Grid Faces Golden Hurricane in Annual Game
Tulsa the alumni football squad fields seven pro seasoned players in the seventh annual alumni versus Golden Hurricane game set for tomorrow night. Starting six pros include Willie Roberts Chicago Bears Kaye Vaughn Ottawa Floyd Harrawood Calgary Marvin Matuszak Pittsburgh Eddie Hughes New York Giants Howard Waugh Calgary. Also listed are two potential pro debuts Max Black Lon don Ontario and Dick Hughes with offers from Canada and the Steelers. Quarterback Tommy Hudspeth guard Chuck Yonkers end Bill Froman round the starting eleven. The event opens with a two day coaching clinic headlined by Darrell Royal new Texas coach and former Oklahoma split quarterback and Tulsa assistant.
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Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Jimmy Ford
C. B. Stanley
Willie Roberts
Chicago Bears
Kaye Vaughn
Ottawa
Floyd Harrawood
Calgary
Marvin Matuszak
Pittsburgh Steelers
Eddie Hughes
New York Giants
Howard Waugh
Max Black
London Ontario
Dick Hughes
Canada
Steelers
Tommy Hudspeth
Chuck Yonkers
Bill Froman
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
Royal
University of Oklahoma
Celtics Take Early Lead In Eastern Playoff Series
The Boston Celtics rallied from a weak start to crush the Syracuse Nationals 108 to 90 at the Boston Garden. Bill Russell led with 31 rebounds and 15 points, supported by Frank Ramsey 20, Heinsohn 19, and Cousy 12 as Boston built a 53-44 halftime edge and expanded it to 3-4 after three. In the West, St Louis edged Minneapolis 118-109 as Bob Pettit paced the Hawks with 21 points and Slater Martin led St Louis with 24. Boston visits Syracuse tomorrow in a national telecast while the Western series moves to St Louis and Minneapolis for later games.
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Associated Press
Boston Eliics
Syracuse Nationals
New York
National Basketball Assn
Celtics
Nats
Boston Garden
Hawks
St Louis
Minneapolis Lakers
Syracuse
Bill Russell
Arnie Risen
Heston Hepen
Russell
Frank Ramsey
Tom Heinsohn
Bob Cousy
Boston
Dolph Schayes
Bob Pettit
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Vern Mikkelsen
Lakers
Mikkelsen
Clyde Lovellette
Slater Martin
Pettit
Jack McMahon
Baseball Briefs Logan Drove Three Homers In Exhibition
Logan blasted three home runs in a Tampa exhibition with the Chicago White Sox while Wes Covington also hit three as the Braves beat the Sox 10 7 The slugger said he is pulling the ball more this spring and aims for more long balls Logged as a Braves shortstop batting sixth this season.
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Fla
Johnny Logan
Chicago White Sox
Wes Covington
Braves
Sox
Logan
Chisox Nearly Landed Jackie in 1955 Bid
Frank Lane recalls White Sox pursuit of Jackie Robinson in 1955 when injuries to Minnie Minoso and Dick Donovan opened a window for a cash deal. Dodgers placed Robinson on waivers but Pittsburgh and Cincinnati claimed him. Lane says $40,000 to $50,000 was agreed, and Chicago would have won the pennant with him, otherwise they finished third behind the Yankees.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jackie Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
St. Louis Cardinals
United Press
Lane
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Dick Donovan
Frank
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs
Branch Rickey
Jackie
Redlegs
Chicago
New York Yankees
Writers Elect Busby Kansas City Up
The National Basketball Writers Association named Bob Busby, assistant sports editor of the Kansas City Star, as president. He succeeds Bob Russell of the Chicago Daily News.
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Busby
Kansas City
National Basketball Writers Assn
Bob Busby
The
Kansas City Star
Bob Russell
Chicago Daily News
Favorites Win In North South Women's Golf
North and South Amateur Golf moved into the second round at Pinehurst with favorites unscathed in match play. Marge Burns faced Ann Casey Johnstone as Burns won 5 and 4, while Anne Quast battled flu but advanced 3 and 3. Other top seeds like Betty Kerby, Rene Richardson, and Clifford Ann Creed matched strong performances in early rounds.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Marge Burns
Greensboro
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Terry Logan
Belleville
N.J
Miss Burns
Fran Emerson
Dayton
Ohio
Anne Quast
Marysville
Wash
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Kathleen Newton
Euclid
Miss Quast
Naomi Venable
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
NIT Title Final Set After Mem State Upset
Memphis State, led by Bob Swander, edged St Bonaventure 78 76 in overtime to reach the NIT final against Bradley. Swander hit a late jumper after a stall tactics as Wilfong scored 29 and Butcher 16 rebounds, while Bradley crushed Temple 46 in the other semi.
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Temple
Swander
Bonnies
Larry Weise
Jack Butcher
Memphis State
Tigers
Swantler
Wilfong
Butcher
Bob Vanatta
Memphis
Marquette
Western Kentucky
Vanatta
Utah
Manhattan
Satchmo To Play With Miami Again
Satch Paige, age and status noted, returns to Miami for another spring season after finishing last year with 11 wins, four defeats and 15 saves. Ted Williams projects 100 games and a high pay. Rigney shares hitting tips with Daryl Spencer. other spring camp quirks include fast-ball clocking by Kansas City and jokes about travel and expenses.
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Fraley United Press
New York
Grandpaw
Satchel Paige
Miami
Old Satch
Giant
Bill Rigney
Daryl Spencer
Rigney
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Giants
Ted Williams
Ted
Johnny Dekando
Orlando
Kansas City Athletics
Two State Grid Pilots Get Jobs
Two new high school football coaches were named in Oklahoma yesterday. Alvin Duke, 33, Wagoner coach and former University of Arkansas and Chicago Bears player, was named Pawnee High School coach to replace Merle Powers who is leaving for a different field. Aston Pop Kelly, coach and principal at Snyder, was unnamed football coach at Sulphur replacing Tracey Norwood who resigned. Kelly, a former Oklahoma A&M player, previously coached seven years at Sayre and led the 1950 state Class B championship team.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Alvin Duke
Wagoner
University of Arkansas
Chicago Bear
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Merle Powers
Aston
Pop) Kelly
Snyder
Sulphur
Tracey Norwood
Oklahoma A&m
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Sayre
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