Franklin League Hosts Fairfield Fenwick and Wayne Tonight
Franklin's Wildcats 3 0 in the Mid Miami meet challenging Fairfield and Warren County foes. Fenwick and Wayne visit Jacksonburg amid injury trouble with Fenwick starting Tom Meehan at center and Wayne leaning on guard Gene Schafer. Wayne seeks a non league upset to bolster a 2 13 record while Fenwick tries to steady an 8 7 mark and rebound from recent losses.
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Fenwick
Wayne
Bob Holycross
Darrell Root
Jacksonburg
Falcons
Ross
Gene Schafer
Gary Sibey
Ken Harrison
Roger Ratliff
Tom Meehan
Jim Meehan
Mike Abell
Holycross
Joe Andreotta
Farmersville
National Guard Armory
Jim Jackson
Carlisle
Warren County
Gratis
Preble County
Eaton Courthouse
Warren
Bank Building
Lebanon
Shawnee
Jefferson- New Paris
Mason
Waynesville
Kings Mills
Springboro
Harveysburg
Franklin
Wildcats
Fairfield
Fravikhin
Dayton Dunbar
Roe Hornets
Will Smothers
Dunbar
Jim Carter
M. C. McGuire
Mid-Miami
Monroe
Yellow Springs Bryan
Warriors
Germantown Cardinals
Jefferson
Youth Steals Spotlight In Phoenix Open
In Phoenix Arizona the second round of the Phoenix Open saw youth take center stage as Billy Maxwell and Arnold Palmer, both under three years as pros, shot 66 to lead at 4 under par. Gene Bone, a 25 year old rookie pro from Louisville and Detroit, sat one shot back.
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Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Billy Maxwell
Arnold Palmer
Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Palmer
Latrobe
Arizona Country Club
Gene Bone
Louisville
Detroit
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Higgins
Midland
Billy Casper Jr
Bonita
Calif
Don January
Lampasas
Sam Arzetta
Rochester
N.Y
Messrs
Maxwell, Palmer and Bone
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Julius Boros
Publinx Group to Meet in Massillon for 1957 Tournament
Officers of the Ohio Public Links Golf Assn will meet February 9 at Elms Country Club Massillon to map plans for the 1957 state championship. The 72 hole medal play event will be staged August 15 to 17 at the Elms. President Henry Zawicki of Toledo and Secretary Joe Patten of Steubenville said all public links golfers are invited to attend the 11 a.m. meeting.
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Massillon
Ohio
Ohio Public Links Golf Assn
The
Elms Country Club
Elms
Henry Zawicki
Toledo
Joe Patten
Steubenville
Public Inks
Indoor midget car racing set for Saturday at Ohio Coliseum
Columbus event at the Ohio State airgrounds Coliseum features seven races on the 12th mile track. The program runs Saturday night with multiple heats and feature events planned for the night.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Airgrounds
Philadelphia Beats New York In Close 106 102 Win
Philadelphia defeats New York 106 to 102 in a tight game. Syracuse edges Boston 105 104 while Fort Wayne tops Minneapolis 111 107 in another set of results.
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Philadelphia
New York
Syracuse
Boston
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Two-Time Winner, Middies Fall to Hamilton YMCA 40 28
Mike Long won twice for Middletown in the freestyle events but Hamilton YMCA defeated the Middies 40 to 28 at the Hamilton Y pool. Middletown’s six loss in seven meets followed early gains as ONeil won the 100-yard breaststroke and the 160-yard freestyle relay went to Middletown. Columbus High visits Middletown today at 2 p.m.
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Mike Long
Middletown
Hamilton
Middies
Long
Mike O'Neil
Clark
Truck
Stalker
DeFrees
Columbus
Ind
Leugers
O'Neil
Junior Walker
Klinger
Fox
Stephen
Sandelin
Keller
Alfrey
John Walker
Goos
Scheinfest
Klingel
Thompson
Many Men Beginners Rush Their Footwork
A writer warns that novice male bowlers rush their footwork, harming timing. He advises a slow first step with the left foot and a steady push, noting fast steps set a hurried pattern. He ends with a self promotion pitch offering a pamphlet on spares.
HONOR ROLL SPORTS BOWL SCORES AND 200 GAMES LISTED
Readable standings list numerous lanes and teams with results from SPORTS BOWL and 200-Games events. Names include Andreotta Kemplin Hyde Terrell Hendricks Evans Hammerle Wombold and many others across Frontier Lanes and associated venues.
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Bill Andreotta
Bob Kemplin
Lefty Hyde
Treva Terrell
Mary Hendricks
Eagle’s Corner
Minor’s
Breezy Acres
Hasty Tasty
Steele Const
Ray's Cafe
Wilson
McCoy-Leffler
Big Ten
VFW Panthers
VFW Tigercats
Son's Bar
Reynolds Elec
Borden's
GOYA
VFW Corsairs
Magnode Prod
Golden Helmet
Ideal Barbers
Sorg Paper Chekaloks
Sheiks
Bowlettes 1 Sisters 3, Tuppers 0 Pepper Uppers 3, Four Perks
John Takach
Junior Stamper
Bill Fornshell
Jack Brate
Dutch Markin
Ed Brate
Don Dennis
Ralph Laurens
Carroll Yocum
Tyke Politz
Russ Burkhardt
Jerry
Red Sox
Athletics
Senators
Yankees
Orioles
Indians
White Sox
Tigers
M. Allan
B. Barnes
E. Rickling
Lynn McCormick
Pat Dinan
Harlan Hensley
Lars Larson
G. Clem
Phil Dobbins
Mort Taylor
Bob Cross
J. Zuiderhoek
M. Monroe
Ed Forkner
A. Vaughn
C.landis
Wayne Dunn
Paul McCane
Bob Walters
Jack Evans
Don Turner
Gene Winglewich
Bob Brinkmeyer
Mary Hammerle
Bernice Hnkle
Martha Wombold
Leslie Colvin
Indians sign Strickland Kuhn and Locklin for 1957
Cleveland announces 1957 contracts for infielders George Strickland and Kenny Kuhn and outfielder Stu Locklin. Strickland played 85 games last season hitting .211. Kuhn, 19, appeared in 27 games with a .273 average in 22 at bats. Locklin, 27, has limited outfield experience since returning from duty at Lockbourne Air Force Base in Columbus in 1955.
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Cleveland
George Strickland
Kenny Kuhn
Stu Locklin
Cleveland Indians
Strickland
Kuhn
Locklin
U.S. Air Force
Lockbourne
Columbus
Montreal Defeats Detroit in Hockey Clash 5-3
In a National Hockey League game Montreal tops Detroit 5 to 3 as Boston beats Chicago 2 to 0. The results batch shows two matchups with Montreal and Detroit producing a high scoring affair while Boston shuts out Chicago.
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Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Middletown Medics Fall 27 26 to Dayton St. Elizabeths B Team
Joni Coo mer scored 15 points but Middletown Medics dropped a 27 26 decision to Dayton St. Elizabeths B team in Dayton. Vegso Groah and Lord also scored for Middletown.
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Dayton
Joni Coomer
Middletown
Dayton St. Elizabeth's
Vegso
Groah
Lord
Golf star and MLB outfielder who announced retirement then returned
A prominent golf figure and an American League outfielder recently disclosed retirement plans in magazine pieces but soon reversed course. The moves sparked discussion as both athletes resumed competition, signaling potential comebacks in their respective sport contexts.
Logart Slight Favorite Over Bahama Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Isaac Logart a top welterweight contender is slight favorite over Yama Bahama in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight, airing on NBC radio and TV, features two judges and a referee with round scoring and bonus points. Bahama aka William Butler had a 23 fight win streak snapped last August and has since beaten Gonzales and Marinez. Logart, 23, Cuban, has won seven of his last eight and is known for counter punching. Bahama's record sits at 42-5-2 with 14 KOs while Logart stands 48-6-4 with 19 KOs. Both fighters have been stopped once.
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New York
Isaac Logart
Yama Bahama
Rimini
Bahamas
Madison Square Garden
NBC
Bahama
William Butler
Ray Lowry
Saginaw
Mich
Ted Gonzales
Jimmy Marinez
Logart
Gavilan
Duke Harris
Cincinnati bid sparks unlikely NBA franchise move
Rochester Royals GM Les Harrison dismisses selling or moving the NBA team to Cincinnati as a local bid to acquire the franchise surfaces. Robert Siegel leads the Cincinnati group while Billy Ryan knocks out Jimmy Brown in a separate boxing result.
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Cincinnati
Les Harrison
Rochester Royals
National Basketball Assn
Harrison
Robert Siegel
Rochester
Armco and Aeronca Set Stage For Showdown
Armco beat Miami Carey 55 48 in the Industrial Basketball League with Leonard Patrick scoring 27 as Aeronca won 65 45 over Crystal Tissue. Both teams remain unbeaten in round two with eight wins in nine games. Sorg Paper vs Inland Container ruled a forfeit.
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Armco
Aeronca
Middletown High Gym
Miami Carey
Crystal Tissue
Leonard Patrick
Patrick
Willard Holliday
Leonard Duncil
David Tickel
Crystal
Sorg Paper
Inland Container
Sorg
Long
Justice
Craft
Issor
Wilkerson
Cox
Miami
Tabinet
Holliday
Gunderson
Larsson
Napier
Sherril
Erry
Miami Cabinet
Trinity Dominates First Methodist As Gossett Nets 36
Holy Trinity routs First Methodist 73 45 as center Jack Gossett scores 36 to set a church league scoring record. Trenton Nazarene stays third with 69 55 over Calvary Methodist while Middletown Nazarene edges Evangelical United Brethren 59 51.
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Jack Gossett
Holy Trinity
First Methodist
Trenton Nazarene
Calvary Methodist
Trenton
Ed Zickgraf
Don Combs
Edsel Noble
Calvary
Middletown Nazarene
Ritter
Boudinet
Gossett
Esposito
Kraft
Brown
Harkrader
Orona
Moon
Young
Schueller
Diefenbach
DeFrees
Hall
Schoenlings to Meet Sweeney Autos in Garden Prelim
Schoenling's face Sweeney Autos in a preliminary game at Cincinnati Garden tonight. Game time is 6 o clock. Manager Jerry Patterson will start Kelly Colman Bill Fishbaugh Ed Gunderson Frank Ayers Oliver Wallace Jesse Mayabb and Ron Thomas.
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Middletown
Schoenling
Cincinnati Sweeney Autos
Fort Wayne
Fight Results From The Associated Press
St. Louis fighter Virgil Akins stopped Al Andrews in six rounds. Dallas slugger Buddy Turman knocked out Otis Car. Los Angeles Tony Centella outpointed Tommy Romulo in a ten round bout.
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St. Louis
Virgil
Honey Bear) Akins
al Andrews
St. Paul
Dallas
Buddy Turman
Otis Car
Wichita
Los Angeles
Kid Centella
Tommy Romulo
Philippines
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Falcon Foe
Butler
Wayne Abell
Ratliff
J. Meehan
Lucas T. Meehan
Sibey
B. M'r'n
Mulligan
Schafer Or Miller
Preble
Butler County
Reily
Rely
Seven Mile
Talawanda
Union
Ipen
Publinx Group
National Association
Melampy
Victor
Benus Wood
Ernest
Charles
Highboy
Low Boy
By Joe Wilman
J Lanes Jack Evans
Frontier Lanes
Irene Daniels
Margie Root
Miami Maid
Otis
House of Chrome
Frisch's
Ray’s Cafe
Jackson Plumbling
Pel
Mary Hendrickson
Phyllis Minor
Sue Kinder
Frances Conrad
Women’s Industrial
Cubs
Braves
Redlegs
Pirates
Cardinals
Phillies
Dodgers
Giants
Blast Furn
Machine Shop
Transportation
Shattle’s
Junkers
Frontier Queens
Dodd's
Sol Schneider
Stylistic
Gardner
Stroh
Butler Furn
Johnny
Flyers
Quality Control
Tool Liaison
Dale Little
Sim Way
John Orum
Frank Neel
Ed Klein
YMCA
First Eub
First Presby
Oakland
Church of iGod
Lutheran
Pleasant Ridge
Calvary Meth
First Baptist
Ray Rogers
Jim Yenser
Dick Hofferbert
Jack Frost
Frank Stivers
National Hockey League
Frank Watson
Central Press
Branch Rickey
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Hoohee
Browns
Ray Craycraft
Shafor
Cinego
Revere
Mass
Billy Ryan
Lowell
Jimmy Brown
Brooklyn
Miller
Shilling Law
Duneil
Wray
Fultz
W. Thomas
Trimble
Sewell
Ticket
Powder
Castle
Trinity
Evangelical United Brethren
Jim Townsend
Bill Gray
EUB
Zick
Robinson
Milburn
Townsend
Pendleton
Womack
Gravett
Roger Mattingly
Gray
Ralph Mattingly
Stokes
Egelston
Ray Mattingly
Knapp
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