Haney Expects Braves to Rebound With Steady Hitting
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney believes the Braves can win the pennant this year if veterans like Bobby Thomson Danny O Connell Eddie Mathews and Del Crandall raise their batting averages. He cites lack of a true leadoff hitter and overall hitting as the season’s main culprit.
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Aaron
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Thomson
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Eddie Mathews
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Former Ohio State Cager Becomes Hero In Turkey
Sam Fox 35 of Washington D C became a Turkish hero after teaching basketball and baseball and promoting American culture during a year in Ankara and Istanbul. He spoke Turkish, led the Turkey All-Stars, held coaching clinics in Belgrade, and organized a Taxi club to spread news. Turkey awarded him its Medal of Honor and declared him a friend of Turkey and America.
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Improper armswing harms bowler timing and stance
A vintage bowling tip warns that a crooked armswing or side-arming misaligns the ball path and disrupts footwork and timing. It notes how a high backswing or crooked delivery triggers three core fundamentals, urging readers to study stance and approach.
Milwaukee bowlers steal show in Fort Worth tournament
Two Milwaukee men dominated action in the American Bowling Congress event. Little Jimmy Miller posted a 707 three game total to sit two pins behind the singles leader Dean Overholser, while Dennis Wright climbed to seventh in all events with 1904. Peter Hand Reserve Beer of Chicago leads the team standings with 3126.
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Moe) Miller
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Wright
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Sophs and speed aim to mold UD football in spring
Dayton University coach Bud Kerr prepares for spring drills with about 60 players including 17 lettermen and a strong sophomore class. He plans 10 good practices before spring break to establish a first and second team, focus on fundamentals, and build a backfield with speed and aggressiveness despite inexperience.
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Chaney
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Zimmerman
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Ernie White
Youngstown
Robin Narke
Shamokin
Columbus Executive Faces Back Tax Bill From IRS
The IRS claims Frederick E. Jones of Columbus Ohio owes $147,987.29 in back income taxes for 1952 to 1955 after disallowing deductions largely for interest on securities. Jones disputes at least $15,000 in the U S Tax Court and the IRS notes unreported income including 5408 in dividends from Jackson Iron and Steel Co. No fraud is alleged.
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Purdue Clinic Draws About 400 Coaches
Purdue University reports about 400 coaches have registered for the 25th annual Boilermaker Football Clinic to be held Friday and Saturday in Lafayette Indiana. Guest lecturers include Paul Bryant of Texas A M Ray Graves of Georgia Tech and Bob Jauron of St Josephs College in Rensselaer Indiana.
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Weekend Bowling Scores Highlight Local Matches
B'nai B'rith Stillman defeated Casper 2 to 1 while Zollet led driftwood SMFD to a 3 0 win over GOYA. No. 41 and No. 32 rankings appear in the weekend results with No. 11 driftwood showing strong form.
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Lana Turner's Daughter Found In Los Angeles
Lana Turner and ex husband Stephen Crane reported Cheryl Christina Crane missing at midnight. Police located the 13 year old in Los Angeles early today after her disappearance.
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Vital Statistics and Hospital Notes Roundup
Birth announcements list numerous families from Franklin and surrounding towns. The notices name newborn girls and boys with addresses including Startle Street Moran Street and Grand Avenue among others, and mention families such as Sherman Riggs Bishop Hefflin Ross Ritter Rodefer Mellett Higgins Williams O Conn or Vance Carozza Neatherly Shrout Cole Robinson Mate Tussey Francis Elam Michael Garrett Marchetti Griffith Schrock Miller Arkill Hodges Drake Getter Gibbs Gribble etc. The section also references medical centers in Philadelphia.
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Elsmore St
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Moran St
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Young St
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Grand Ave
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Shaker Rd
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Columbia Ave
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Carver Pl
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Minnesota
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Grand Ive
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Trenton
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Woodlawn Ave
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Hill Ave
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Woodlawn
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Bantam Crown at Stake Halimi D'Agata Clash in Paris
Italian champion Mario D'Agata 30 to defend his world bantam title against 25 year old French challenger Alphonse Halimi in a 15 round bout in Paris. Halimi is undefeated 16 0 pro with 11 KOs while D'Agata boasts 44 38 with 18 KOs.
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Church Plans 190000-Watt Radio Station in Asia
The National Council of Churches plans to build a 190000-watt radio station to beam programs to the Philippines Indonesia Burma and Thailand and other areas in Asia. The project aims to expand religious broadcasting reach in the region.
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