Aeronca Upsets Armco to Lead Industrial Basket 1
Aeronca defeats Armco 63 46 at Middletown High Gym to tie for first in the Industrial Basket 1 League after a second quarter surge led by Len Duncil 28 points. Armco had led 13 9 early but Aeronca moved ahead and stayed on top with 4 1 records alongside Armco. A separate non league game saw Sorg Papering top Duff's Cafe 60 53.
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Armco
Middletown High Gym
Len Duncil
Duncil
Bill Fishbaugh
Acronca
Miller
Thomas
Fults
Clark
Campbell
Shillinglaw
Long
Justice
Fishbaugh
Patrick
Cox
Craft
Long Paper
Hyde
Gunderson
Neal
Feltner
Wood
Duff's Cafe
Mayabb
Whitman
Stevens
Wills
Grimes
Maloney
Duff's
Carlisle Indians Rally to Win Farm ersville Hoop Classic
Carlisle Indians upset Dixie 74 to 62 to claim the Farm ersville Invitational title. Carlisle trailed after three quarters but dominated the final period 28 to 15. Tim Pennington scored 23 and Don Sohn 22 for Carlisle, while Larry Martin led Dixie with 20. Carlisle and Dixie both run 9-1 records. Carlisle has won seven straight.
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Farmersville
Carlisie Indians
Indians
Dixie
Carlisle
Tim Pennington
Don Sohn
Larry Martin
McIntosh
Stanifer
Sample
Pennington
Kelley
Sohn
Swihart
Gearhart
Rise
Hess
Martin
Overtime Win Puts Colts In Tie For First
The Colts beat the Gophers 37 25 in overtime to even the series and tie for first place. Bob Beck led with 19 points for the Colts while Fred Nori had 16 for the Gophers in their first loss. Bobcats defeated the Rams 43 27 and Bears edged the Buffaloes 48 45 in overtime.
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Colts
Gophers
Bob Beck
Fred Nori
Bobcats
Rams
Bears
Buffaloes
Mike Cornella
Mike Herr
George Homan i
Jerry Clark
Canadiens Edge Rangers as Hurdle Remains for Leaders
The defending champion Montreal Canadiens moved to second place with a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers as Detroit kept a one point lead by beating Toronto 2-1. Dickie Moore scored late to seal Montreal’s fifth straight win while Boston tied Chicago and fell to third after Larry Regan’s goal. Johnny Bucyk’s third period tally helped Detroit past Toronto.
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Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Canucks
National Hockey League
Canadiens
New York Rangers
Bosco Bruins
Chicago
Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Dickie Moore
Montreal
Bruins
Hawks
Larry Regan
Johnny Bucyk
Detroit
Leafs
Aussie Triumphs in Dixie Tennis Championship
Mervyn Rose of Australia defeated Don Candy 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-4 to win the Dixie Tennis Championship in Tampa Florida. In the women’s final Fogeres of Miami beat Rosa Reyes of Mexico City 6-3 2-6 6-4. Rose and Candy captured the doubles title over Roger Becker of England and Sid Schwartz of New York 7-5 2-4 6-1.
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Fla
Mervyn Rose
Smames
Don Candy
Fogeres
Miami
Rosa O Reyes
Mexico City
Rose
Candy
Roger Becker
England
Sid Schwartz
New York
Dark Celebrates Birthday Signs With Cardinals
St. Louis signed veteran shortstop Dark, who turned 33 today, to a 1957 contract for about 35000 dollars. Last season he batted .275 after coming to the Cardinals from the Giants in a four for four deal and retains the same pay as last year.
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Dark
ST. Louis
al Dark
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
January PTA meeting canceled at St. John's school
The St. John's PTA reports January's monthly meeting is canceled due to ongoing remodeling in the school cafeteria. A February meeting is planned to replace it.
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PTA
St. John's
Joe Norris Star With Alley Sense in Hamm's Bowling
Bowler Joe Norris stands out for alley sense, recognizing lane conditions and guiding teammates. As Hamm's lead off, his ability to adjust and strike early helps others estimate release points and ball path for the pocket. Developing alley sense involves reading lanes, altering position and speed to fit conditions.
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Hamm
Joe Norris
Joe
Tickets Here For Portsmouth Game This Friday
Athletic Director Elmo Lingrel announced 150 tickets were allotted for the Portsmouth game. Students will have first shot, with leftovers on sale at Kiame News, 53 S. Main. A special section is reserved until 7 p.m. Tickets cost 65 cents for adults.
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Middletown
Portsmouth
Elmo Lingrel
Kiame News
S. Main
Portemouth
Changes Sought In New Aid Code
Berkeley UC Chancellor Clark Kerr says he will seek changes in the Pacific Coast Conference new financial aid code approved in principle in San Francisco. He warns against turning college athletes into hired gladiators and says the code would subsidize an athlete during the season when not playing that sport.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Clark Kerr
Pacific Coast Conference
San Francisco
Err
Basilio Clears Health Rumors With Full Physical
In Cleveland Basilio the welterweight champion underwent a complete physical at Mount Sinai Hospital over the weekend. He defends his title January 18 against Johnny Saxton at Cleveland Arena. Promoter Larry Atkins said rumors claimed Basilio was not ready and that there might be hand problems. Basilio sought a thorough exam to disprove the rumors.
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Cleveland
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Johnny Saxton
Cleveland Arena
Mount Sinai Hospital
Larry Atkins
Pin Results Honor Roll And Scores From Bowling League
Lowell Murphy led with 246 221 180 for 647 followed by Dave Holbrook 212 184 214 610. In yesterday’s SPORTS BOWL All-Star League action Magnode Prod 2 percent Yellow Cab B’nai B’rith No 52 No 41 No 32 No 21 No 62 No 11. Merry Mix-ups Murphy’s 2 Hurricanes 1 Alley Cats 4 Stamper’s 1 Hot Spots 3 Goofers 0.
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Lowell Murphy
Dave Holbrook
B'nai B'rith
Murphy's
Hurricanes
Alley Cats
Stamper's
Hot Spots
Goofers
Steer Chase Roars Through Cleveland Streets
Hoofbeats and rifle shots echoed on Cleveland's west side after a steer escaped from Union Stockyards. The chase spanned several streets and lawns before rifle bullets finally killed the animal, nine shots reported by a police officer.
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Cleveland
West Side
Entrants Not Known For Ice Championship
A Soviet spokesman said the final list of entrants for the world ice hockey championships in Moscow would not be known until after January 15. He declined to confirm whether the entry deadline had been extended again from January 1 to January 15.
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Moscow
Loop Leaderships Hang In Balance For Ohioans
Ohio college basketball eyes shift as 52 games loom after the holidays. Ohio State beat Iowa 72 49 and hosts Purdue while Purdue edged Michigan State 72 71. Defiance and Ohio Northern lead the Mid-Ohio League, Miami tops the Mid American, Muskies host Akron, Mount Union plays Denison, and Dayton seeks revenge against Canisius as conference races tighten.
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Ohio State
Iowa
Purdue
Michigan State
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Wayne
Defiance
Ohio Northern
Miami
Ohio University
Western Michigan
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Bowling Green
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Akron
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Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Duquesne
Gem City
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Xavier
Cincinnati
Jackets
Tri-State
Angola
Ind
Flag Bound Celtics Face Loss Of Three Players
The Celtics slip in Eastern Division action as Arnie Risen breaks a wrist and will miss six weeks and Jack Nichols sprains an ankle risking his start on the road trip. Dick Hemrie already out with a double ankle injury leaving Boston short-handed in a key stretch.
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Celtics
Boston Celtics
Fort Wayne
Celts
Arnie Risen
Jack Nichols
Risen
Nichols
Bostonians
Dick Hemrie
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Rochester
St. Louis
New York
Minneapolis
Browns Sign Three Rookies For 1957 Season
The Cleveland Browns announced signing of three rookies: Len Hellyer half back from Marshall College, Bill Underdonk tackle from West Virginia, and Doug Goodsell halfback from Columbus. Hellyer and Underdonk were drafted last January. Goodsell joined as a free agent. The club has now signed 11 players for the 1957 season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Len Hellyer
Marshall College
Bill Underdonk
West Virginia
Doug Goodsell
Ohio State
Hellyer
Underdonk
Goodsell
Columbus
Browns
Navy airman and Marine dive for Epiphany cross in Hudson
In New York a Navy air man and a Marine corporal stripped to bathing trunks in 33 degree weather and dived into the Hudson River for the Epiphany cross ceremony of the Greek Orthodox Church. Airman Nicholas Stergion retrieved the crucifix twice and Marine Cpl. John Kouteoudis once.
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New York
Hudson River
Nicholas Stergion
John Kouteoudis
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