Hillsdale Pays Off 25000 Investment In San Carlos Win
Hillsdale 4 year old owned by C W Smith earned a light margin victory in the San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita, beating Round Table with 132 pounds to 115 for Hillsdale. Tommy Barrow rode the winner, paying 9.60, in a 1 21 45 clocking as Smith considers the San Fernando Stakes next Saturday. Bardstown also won the Orange Bowl Handicap at Tropical Park, with Amerigo second and Mister Jive third, as Tropical Park prepares for the Tropical Handicap.
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New U S Tennis Hero Lacked Killer Instinct To Become Great
Davis Cup match at Milton Tennis Club Stadium in Brisbane saw Alex Olmedo deliver a brilliant showing before a record crowd of 18 500 as he beat Mal Anderson and later won doubles with Ham Richardson. His temper and drive drew praise and curiosity as he explained a shift in mindset during the cup, recognizing pride in representing both the United States and Peru.
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Honor Roll Weekend Bowling Totals and High Scores
Weekend results show Sylvia Lewis leading in an honors list with individual scores across multiple lanes and teams. Notable performances include 200s by Jack Young and Paul Doughman Sr, plus 710 series by J Thomson and several 200-plus games by players such as Bert Bailey and Bill Harrison. Local lanes Frontier and Moose Athletes feature strong showings with team results and high scores.
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Mills Zaph Sweep But Stay In Second
Mills and teammate Clara Zaph won three games in the Newport Kentucky Two Women Classic, but remained two games behind leaders. Mills blasted 192 172 205 369 to lead the way with Zaph tossing...
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J J Traveling Team Secures Curtain Call Victory Over Hoosiers
The J J Traveling team defeated Richmond Indiana by 26 pins in a return match at J J Lanes after winning the first meeting by 30 pins. Don Dennis led with 211 161 234 616 and Mike Barach added 207 185 211 as the squad posted 1014 in game one and finished 1057 overall.
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Tip on Billiards Grip and Stance Preview
Instructional note from the 1959 rest column advises players to grip the cue lightly between thumb and forefinger for a smooth stroke and warns against a vise like grip. Tomorrow’s tip will cover Billiards stance, as published by N Y Herald Tribune Inc.
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Rams Upset Buffaloes In National League Play
The Rams beat the Buffaloes 30-28 at Trinity Gym to hand Buffaloes their first loss of the season. In other games, the Gophers 28-22 over the Colts and the Bobcats 39-31 over the Bears. Key scorers: Tom Dobroszi 15 for Rams, Ricky Ernst 14 for Buffaloes, Bill Barnes 8 for Gophers, Jay Dobroszi 13 for Colts, Danny Fink 14 for Bobcats, Mike Barner 13 for Bears. Standings show Buffaloes and Rams tied at 42, Gophers 33, Colts 15, Bears 5.
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Three Grid Coaches Honored For Work
Kansas City AP reports football coaches Paul Dietzel LSU Pete Elliott California and Bud Wilkinson Oklahoma honored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for advancing Christian character of American youth. Clarence Munn Michigan State athletic director and FCA president announced the awards today.
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California
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Biggie) Munn
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Spartans Dominate East In Holiday Hockey Run
Michigan State swept eastern teams during a nine day stretch and closed its trip with a 10 3 victory over RPI to win the eighth annual Rensselaer Polytechnic Invitation Tournament Saturday night.
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Ducks Know Better in Cold Texas Hunt
R W Higginbotham of Dallas braved 9 degree weather for duck hunting near Hutchins. His boat froze in the ice and required two friends and sheriff's deputies to break it free.
Weekend Fight Results by the Associated Press
Hollywood, Calif. Neal Rivers defeats Willie Vaughn by points 162 to 160 in a welterweight contest held in Los Angeles. Niagara Falls fighter Vaughn yellowed the ringside crowd with a close bout.
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Neal Rivers
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
NHL Scores and NFL Punting Leader Highlight Weekend Sports
Toronto beat New York 4 2 Montreal 2 Detroit 2 tied Chicago 5 Boston 3. Don Chandler of the New York Giants led the NFL in punting last season with 60 punts for an average of 44.6 yards.
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Don Chandler
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Bad Guy Claude Akins Rules TV Westerns
Hollywood heavy Claude Akins dominates TV westerns with over 70 villain roles, facing heroes like Arness and Marvin. Off screen the likable, clean-cut actor recalls a rough start in New York and a breakthrough in From Here to Eternity. He faces typecasting yet stays active, with roles in Rio Bravo and Porgy and Bess and a Loretta Young Show appearance.
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Phone Rates Hiked by Elyria Telephone Co
Elyria Telephone Co raises rates for customers with a one party line to a new level and sets two party at 5.25 dollars, five party at 4.60 dollars, and 10 party at 4.35 dollars. The utilities commission approved the change Saturday, adding about seven cents to the daily bill for the average customer.
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Radio-TV Highlights of Tonight’s Cleveland Listings
Radio and TV guide notes offer a slate of programs across WHIO WKRC WLW WCPO and related stations. Highlights include Amos n Andy Music Hall Dan ger Is My Business Buckskin The Texan Bold Journey Lost Horizon and Coogan's Reward along with Chad Hanna starring Henry Fonda and Dorothy Lamour.
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Notice of Appointment in Estate Case Brown Deceased
Eliza beth E. Patrick of Chautauqua Ohio appointed Administratrix of Mary Flien Brown aka Mae Brown deceased. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months from December 22. Probate Judge Harry F Walsh presiding. Attorney Ben M. Kitchen Middletown Ohio. Dec 28 Jan 8-12.
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Today's Crossword Clue Frenzy Incomplete Puzzle Notes
Crossword clues and partial grid from a 1959 King Features Syndicate era puzzle. Entries include various across and down hints from science to geography with several misspelled or jammed words, reflecting a damaged OCR of the original page and offering no final grid or solution.
Rayburn Turns 77 Ahead of 6th Congress Start
U S House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas marks his 77th birthday with a morning caucus among Democrats to plan the 6th Congress. A birthday reception is hosted by Dale Miller of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and his wife. Born January 6, 1882 in Roane County Tennessee, Rayburn was elected to Congress in 1913 and has led the House since 1940 save four Republican years. Separately, the Army reports a safety gain from ten minute coffee breaks for truck drivers every two hours, cutting accidents by about 40 percent.
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Dallas Chamber of Commerce
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Roane County
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Rayburn
Texas
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Empty Gun Kills Dayton Wife, 18
James Rose told deputies he believed a .22 revolver was empty when he pointed it at his wife Linda Rose, 18, and pulled the trigger. The gun fired, killing her, mother of a 3 month old. Rose is held on homicide investigation in Dayton, Ohio.
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