Striding Teams and Stars Dominate Basketball Briefs
Cincinnati's Bearcats extend to 14 straight with an 88 69 win over Duquesne as Oscar Robertson scores 36. West Virginia beats Davidson 100 65 for its fifth in a row. Bob Cousy climbs to No 2 all time with 17 points to reach 11 778 career total as Celtics top 76ers. Cincinnati and West Virginia victories highlight a crowded hoops update.
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Cousy
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Glick Meets Burns In South Atlantic Women’s Am Golf Semis
Ormond Beach Florida Mrs. Maurice Glick of Baltimore advances to today’s semifinal against Marge Burns of Greensboro North Carolina in the South Atlantic Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament. Glick won her quarterfinal by beating Opal Crowley Daytona Beach 8 and 7 and Barbara Fitton Hamilton Ohio 1 up.
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Fla
Maurice Glick
Baltimore
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N. C
Glick
Opal Crowley
Daytona Beach
Barbara Fitton
Hamilton
Ohio
Higher Scores Forecast In 23rd City Bowling Tourney
The 23rd Annual Men's City Bowling Tournament starts tomorrow at the Sports Bowl with league play expected to push scores higher. Otis, last year’s team champion, competes among 158 five-man teams and 288 doubles teams, a new record for entries. The event opens with five-man shifts at 7 and 9:32 p.m, preceded by American Legion opening ceremonies.
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Otis
Dick Frisbie
Virgil
Carl Hehl
R. Johannes
C. Yittmeyer
Bob Walton
American Legion
Middletown
Bowling Scores Highlight Dense 200s Across League Night
A crowded page lists numerous bowlers and scores from Men and Women divisions. Highlights include 200s from Mikovich, Bailey, Fields, and Cain, with multiple teams such as Armco, Reynolds Electric, and Harding Jones achieving wins. The record features yearprint style standings and numerous match outcomes across the Bowling leagues.
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Schoenling
Minor’s
McCoy-Leffler
Cohen Bros
Wilson
George Lucas
Davey Davidson
Bil Soule
Bob Phillips
Mac Soule
Bill Crase
Kay Estes
B. Graft
S. Brown
Weith
Grauett
Harrison
Ed Busby
Frank Jones
D. Leber
Red Dennis
Bob Fiscus
D. Combs
William Theodore
Willie Shoemaker Tops 1958 Racing Achievements
Willie Shoemaker won 300 races in 1958 to lead the riders, setting a high mark for the season and establishing himself as the sport's dominant jockey of the year.
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Willie Shoemaker
DePaul Idaho State Portland Named To NCAA Basketball Field
DePaul Idaho State and Portland earned at large berths in the NCAA tournament joining ten teams in the field. DePaul and Portland drawn in a first round in Portland with the winner advancing to the Midwest regional to face Kansas State. Idaho State seeks its seventh straight appearance as other at large bids fill the eastern region. Navy Boston University and Manhattan among contenders for remaining spots at Madison Square Garden.
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Chicago
Idaho State
Portland
Ore
Spec) Keene
Oregon State
Ncaa Service Bureau
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Lawrence
Kan
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Texas Christian
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Calif
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Lubanski Nears Bowling Award After Record Tour Performances
St Louis reports Ed Lubanski is favored for Bowler of the Year after setting ABC Tour records. His 2116 all events breaks Jim Spalding’s 2088 mark and his 764 singles ranks high. Pfeiffers set a 3243 open team series and 9561 all events, with Lubanski contributing a 700 in a 1176 team game. Ed Lopat recalls Yankees memory of arm trouble with toast.
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Ed Lubanski
American Bowling Congress
Bowling Writers Assa Ed
Detroit
Pfeiffer Beer
ABC
Lubanski
Jim Spalding
Louisville
Pfeiffers
Armco Triangles Over Inland Container In Playoff Battle
Armco captured the Industrial Basketball League title with a 71-48 win over Inland Container in a second round playoff. Ron Stokley led Armco with 23 points as Inland’s Dick Short tallied 22. The Aeronca Flyers beat Middletown’s Igiana 78-64 for runner-up honors. Holy Trinity defeated Clayton St. Church of God 51-47 to claim Garfield division second place. Yankee Rd. Church of God has prior Garfield title, undefeated in both rounds.
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Inland Container
Armco
Aeronca
Igiana
Middletown High
Aeronca Flyers
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Clayton St
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Yankee Rd
Ron Stokley
Dick Short
Inland
Earl Miller
Vern Campbell
Flyers
Tom Beans Augspurger
Ivan Lawson
Clayton
Autspurger
Trinity
Trenton Nazarene
NBA Scores Buoy Celtics and Sixers in High Scoring Night
The Celtics defeated the 76ers 125 to 109 as Philadelphia fell short, while Syracuse beat St. Louis 130 to 111 and Cincinnati edged Detroit 106 to 109 in a slate of NBA games.
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Syracuse
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
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