Knights of Columbus and Whitt Auto Set for Federal League Showdown
Knights of Columbus and Whitt Auto remained tied atop the Federal League after a late-night stalemate setting next week's clash to decide the second round champion. Whitt forfeit edged Schoenling. Knights beat Amanda Athletic Club 14-11 as Augsburger Abell Kraft, and Three Toms led with three hits each and a Stephens homer for the losers.
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Ramsay Leaves St Josephs for 76ers GM Post
Philadelphia Inquirer reports Jack Ramsay resigns as St Joseph's basketball coach to become general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers on a three year deal around 25 000 annually. Ramsay 40 guided St Joseph's to national ranking years. Replaced by Jack McKinney.
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Davis Cup victory sparks joy and concern for USA
The United States swept 50 Davis Cup matches in the Americas Zone final against Mexico, boosting hopes for Brazil next. Clark Graebner impressed by defeating Rafael Osuna 6-3 6-4 6-4, while Cliff Richey cramped badly in a 11-13 6-0 10-8 6-4 win. Graebner earned praise as outstanding player of the three days and a silver cup, with Dennis Ralston pairing to win doubles.
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Middletown Netters Fall to Cincinnati at Hyde Park
Middletown's junior team salvaged one doubles win but lost the match 6-1 to Cincinnati at Hyde Park Tennis Club. Singles results show Ron Lague and John Peckskamp scored for Cincinnati while Tom Harrison Joe Baker and Alan Maupin added defeats for Middletown. The Terry Maupin and Blevins duo won in doubles 6-3 4-6 6-3.
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Capozzi Wins in Jaycee Junior Tennis in Tampa
Middletown's Connie Capozzi the No 1 seed in the girls 16 and under first round beats Carole Pearson 6 2 6 0 at USF courts in Tampa Florida. Today the other Middletown players including Janie Lawson Betty Ann Grubbs Melinda Terry and Cindy Snyder are scheduled to compete in 18 and under and 16 and under events.
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Weight Wager Brings Good Results
Giants tackle Don Davis weighed 283 pounds at camp while rookie Jeff Smith from Southern California won a 13 dollar weight pool. Smith and Francis Peay started at tackle in the 14 7 win over Atlanta as Earl Morrall completed 20 of 35 passes. New moves included Hank Gremminger to Atlanta and Brig Owens to Washington.
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Lions Coach Forgetting Past Struggles Toward Unity
Harry Gilmer seeks team unity as Lions reset after camp walkouts. Plum remains starter despite booing, while Karras and Cogdill’s disciplinary issues waver. Offense and defense shuffle positions and backups eye roles as Schmidt retirement and Williams trade create gaps.
Lions Eye 1957 Roster Shifts Amid Training Camp Hopes
Coach Gilmer weighs four quarterbacks Milt Plum Earl Morrall and two others as Detroit eyeing 1957 season. Team backs Amos Marsh and Nick Pietrosante, with rookies Karl Sweetan and Bill Malinchak showing promise. Patterson notes rivals hungry for veteran talent and depth at running back and receiver.
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Harness Yet To Be Honored
The Ohio State Fair harness display will honor William N. McMillen of London for a 50 year career with 66 state fair wins since 1946. The US Trotting Association ranks him among the nation’s top 25 drivers for seven straight years and he has exceeded 1,000 race wins since 1939.
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Two Charger Vets Bolt Camp
In Escondido California two Chargers veterans left training camp after failing to reach salary agreements. Frank Buncom a five year linebacker and Ron Mix a six year tackle departed Monday citing unmet pay requests.
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Gilchrist to Oakland Rumor Stirs Broncos Trade Talk
Denver Broncos spokesman Mac Speedie said the rumored AFL trade for rebel fullback Cookie Gilchrist with the Oakland Raiders has not been completed and may take days. Gilchrist has refused to play this year, resigning amid sharp criticism of Denver management.
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