Fenwick Eyes Win to Tie for Little Southwest Title
Fenwick travels to Seven Mile as it aims to match its season record of 12 wins and force at least a tie for the Little Southwest League crown. Fenwick holds 11-2 in league play with five games left. a win would tie the school record and lock a conference tie. Seven Mile's 68 season win total rises after beating Wayne 88-68.
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Fenwick
Seven Mile
Falcons
Ross
Wayne
Jim Jackson
Crimson and Gold
Tom Meehan
Jack Gossett
Larry Beiser
Panthers
Jerry Fisher
Fred Powers
Gossettmen
Holy Trinity Gym
Armory
Malcolm Stoneker
Trenton
Eaton
Rams
Union
Panthers Top Wayne in Butler County League clash
Seven Mile clinched second in the Butler County League by rolling past Wayne Township 88 to 68 at Jacksonburg. Coach Malcolm Stoneker used reserves throughout as Seven Mile built a clear margin, with standout scoring from Shazier and Fisher. Wayne’s Gerber and Harrison led their team with 14 and 22 points respectively.
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Jacksonburg
Seven Mile
Wayne Township
Panthers
Fenwicks
Malcolm Stoneker
Seven Miles
Powers
Gordon
Treiber
Kallick
Shazier
Fisher
Caldwell
Mick
Wayne
Gerber
Pfeiffer
Combs
Cassidy
Harrison
Ballard
Gratis Loses To Verona Five In League Finale
Verona ends Preble County League play tied for second after a 62 51 win over Gratis. Ralph Epperson led Verona with 17 points, joined by Paul Downs and Howard Terrell with 11 each. Gratis scoring led by Lutz Downs and Terrell with limited output as Verona pulled away in the second half.
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Gratis—Verona
Walloping
Gratis Trojans
Ralph Epperson
Stampermen
Paul Downs
Howard Terrell
Gratis
Lutz
E Person
Downs
Howard
Terrell
Senters
Burnett
Verona
Shell
Stine
B. Creech
Keegan
Gundar
Wright
Ross Emerges Butler Champs In Beat Of Trenton
Ross defeated Trenton 65 to 60 to finish undefeated in Butler County League play. Bob Burns led Ross with 20 points, Patton 14, Thomas 11, while Trenton’s Schumacher had 18.
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Ross
Trenton
Bob Burns
Bob Patton
Dan Thomas
Stan Schumacher
Tom Lacy
Jim Kelly
Schumacher
Ricuff
Kash
M. Arnold
Lacey
Kelly
Parrett
Foxx
Thompson
Shetter
Patton
Burns
Ere
BOS Ss
Tach Canes
Air Force names Ben Martin new grid coach at academy
DENVER The Air Force Academy hires Ben Martin 36 of Virginia as head football coach on a three year deal to replace Buck Shaw who resigns to focus on California business interests. Martin led Virginia to six wins in 20 games over two seasons as the academy makes a bold change.
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Denver
Air Force Academy
Ben Martin
University of Virginia
Naval Academy
Martin
Lawrence T
Buck) Shaw
The
Academy
Shaw
California
Virginia
Piersalls welcomed sixth child in Newton birth
Mary Piersall wife of Boston Red Sox outfielder announced the birth of a baby girl Friday night. The child is the sixth for the Piersall family and their fifth daughter strengthening the family's latest addition.
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Newton
Mass
Mary Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Piersalls
Bowling League Scores And Standings From Local Events
Yesterday's results show multiple teams and players across divisions with high scores. Notable performances include George Reckart 234 and Wendell Perry 230-207, Boots Mills 297 in women 180-games, and Bernie Cain tied 214-214 in men 200-games.
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Er i Consolidated
Welfare Fin Thomas Realty
Scottie
Clayton
Frisch
Farris Shackelford
Bill Burton
Harold Walters
Doug Howard
Hayward Bryant
Don Hamilton
Otto Helton
Myron Senthen
Gene Tucker
Steve Kosher
B. Gillespie
Jim Naudin
Tom Calloway
John Miller
Tony Mislovich
Gray Harrison
Mike Barach
Wendell Perry
Red Duff
Bernie Cain
Wiedemann's
Burger
Hudepohl
Riverside
Oertel’s
Schoenling
J & F Edsel
Milt Acra
Frank Rahmlow
Dick Schramm
Fila Thompson
Martha Wombold
Charlotte Pergram
Edith Alderson
Boots Mills
Kay Steele
Martha Smith
Treva Terrell
Middletown Tops Portsmouth In High School Cage Clash
High school boys basketball results show Middletown defeating Portsmouth 78 to 50, plus Hamilton 60 over Springfield 54. The scoreboard lists numerous regional games across the Miami Valley with many teams and final scores.
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Middie
Middletown
Portsmouth
Hamilton
Springfield
Notre Dame to Host NC in 1958 Football Return
Notre Dame will bring North Carolina back to its 1958 football schedule after a one year absence. The Irish face Duke Indiana SMU Purdue Navy Pittsburgh Iowa and Southern California in 1958 with a home game against North Carolina set for October 11 at Notre Dame Stadium.
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Notre Dame
Ind
North Carolina
Army
Duke
Indiana
SMU
Purdue
Navy
Pittsburgh
Iowa
NBA Scores Noted Across Dissolved Matchups
National Basketball Association results show Philadelphia defeating Boston 110 to 101 while Detroit beat New York 119 to 105 and Cincinnati edged St. Louis 100 to 92. The night featured three league games with competitive margins and standout performances.
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National Basketball Assn
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Monroe Fresh Southern Champs Triumph In 40 21 Victory
Monroe Hornets clinched the southern half of the Mid-Miami Freshman Basketball League with a 40 to 21 win over Fairfield. Coach Elver Gaston’s squad improved to eight wins in nine games and will face Hamilton George Washington next Thursday in Monroe.
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Fairfield
Monroe Hornets
Elver Gaston
Hamilton George Washington
Monroe
Price
Eisler
Bowling
Hall
Back
Miller
Garrett
Johnson
Martin
Oberdorf
Moss
College Quintets Start Scramble for Top Ratings All Over Again
Five major teams hold one defeat apiece as the college basketball season restarts its top rating scramble. West Virginia leads at 15-1 after a 103-51 win over Florida State, with St. John’s, San Francisco, Kansas State, and Dartmouth close behind. West Virginia resumes against St. John’s in New York. San Francisco beat Loyola of Los Angeles 52-38. Kansas State faces Colorado. Dartmouth meets Brown.
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West Virginia
Kansas State
San Francisco
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Dartmouth
Florida State
Mountaineers
New York
Brooklyn Redmen
Temple
Philadelphia
Loyola
Los Angeles
Wildcats
Colorado
Indians
Brown
Shoemaker Enters 3000-Win Jockey Club In History
Arcadia California Willie Shoemaker joins the 3000 win club after winning the final race at Santa Anita Park. At 26 he is among racing greats led by Johnny Longden and Eddie Arcaro, having hit 3000 in under nine years with a peak year of 485 winners in 1953.
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Arcadia
Calif
Willie Shoemaker
Santa Anita Park
Shoemaker
Johnny Longden
Sir Gordon Richards
England
Eddie Arcaro
Ted Atkinson
Johnny Adams
Ralph Neves
Neves
Arcaro
Longden
Adams
Atkinson
Pin Entry Deadline Extended for City Bowling Tourney
The 1958 Men’s City Bowling Tournament entry deadline pushed 24 hours due to team shift problems. Original midnight deadline moved to midnight tomorrow as the event nears its March 1 start at the Sports Bowl, with 211 teams entered, surpassing last year’s 186. Tonight hosts Moose District Bowling Tournament finals at J-J Lars with 7:30 p.m. action as out of town teams vie to beat Middletown Bake Shop’s 2 932 pins.
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J-J Lars
Middletown Bake Shop
Boxing Roundup Effects and Closest Wins Highlight Card
The summary lists multiple bouts with stoppages and percentages across venues from Madison Square Garden to Stockton and Los Angeles. Yvon Durelle stops Clarence Hinnant in a New Brunswick to Washington D C set, while Herman Marquez defeats Willie Parker in California.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Yvon Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
New Brunswick
N.S
Clarence Hinnant
Washington, D.C
Stockton
Calif
Herman Mariquez
Willie
Parker
Los Angeles
Browns Sign Two Big Ten Grads Haluska and Gibbons
Cleveland Browns inked former Wisconsin quarterback Jim Haluska and former Iowa end Jim Gibbons on Friday forming a veteran addition to the squad. Haluska and Gibbons were standout players in the Big Ten before turning pro.
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Cleveland
Jim Haluska
Wisconsin
Jim Gibbons
Iowa
Cleveland Browns
Canadian Winner Pleads For Fight To Continue
Canadian fighter Yvon Durelle protested referee Harry Kessler stopping the Madison Square Garden bout as Durelle pressed for a seventh round victory. Durelle led on official cards and weighed 175 pounds, six pounds heavier than his prior bout with Clarence Hinnant. The bout outcome left Durelle seeking a future title shot while manager Curis Shabon eyed a potential Montreal matchup with Archie Moore.
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New York
Canada
Yvon Druelle
Harry Kessler
Madison Square Garden
Clarence Hinnant
Washington
Durelle
Hinnant
Miami Beach
Tony Anthony
International Boxing Club
Curis Shabon
Archie Moore
Montreal
Lew Meyers
Anthony
Yolande Pompey
Joe Agnello
Harold Barnes
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