Sugar Hart Aims To Beat Old Sugar In New York Fight
Ray Robinson roots for Hart to defeat Gene Johns in a 10 round welterweight bout at St Nicholas Arena New York on Dumont TV Hart a 21 year old Philadelphia boxer tall 5 11 with power has 18 1 and 16 knockouts Johns undefeated 13 5 underdog in tilt Robinson coaches Johns and Costner previously labeled Sugar faced by Robinson era foe in boxing history Martinez fights Jiminez in Toronto 10 rounds.
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Sugar
Hart
Robinson
Costner
Johns
Fred Terry
Jonas
Kayes
Toledo Names New Grid Coach Sports Boss Next
Harry Lerche, former Arkansas State football player, becomes head football coach at the University of Toledo replacing Jack Morton. Toledo will drop night games and abolish the athletic director title, to be replaced by a combined director for physical education health and intramural programs. Arthur G. Francis becomes interim athletic director, succeeding Forrest W. England.
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Harry Lerche
Arkansas State
University of Toledo
Asa S. Knowles
Larche
Jack Morton
Knowles
Tolledo
Forrest W. England
Arthur G. Francis
Francis
Wright Wins Sea Island Open in 1957 Debut Win
Mickey Wright, 21, from San Diego, takes the Sea Island Women's Invitational Open by three strokes, earning 180 dollars from a 5,000 dollar purse. She set a women's course record on the back nine with 33 and finished 54 holes at 220, ahead of Louise Suggs and Patty Berg. Anne Richardson was low amateur at 239. Jean Beliveau note: Montreal Canadiens player listed as tallest and heaviest on his team.
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Mickey Wright
California
San Diego
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Anne Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Celtics Stumble as Russell Arrives. Standings Tighten
All-America star Bill Russell joins the Boston Celtics but they drop three of four, slipping to three games ahead of the Philadelphia Warriors. Knicks split with the Warriors while Rochester falters in the West and Detroit splits with St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Assa
Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
Warriors
New York Knicks
Arnie Risen
Jack Nichols
Minneapolis Lakers
Fort Wayne
Knicks
Philadelphia
New Yorkers
Rochester
Syracuse Nats
Pistons
Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Holandes Ilhas tops Santa Anita Handicap choice
Arcadia California Argentine bred Holandes Ilhas impressed Wille Shoemaker by winning the San Fernando Stakes as he seeks the $100 000 added Santa Anita Handicap. Social Climber remains a major threat with Eddie Arcaro booked to ride in the Santa Catalina Handicap while 24 eligibles contend for the Maturity.
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Santa Anita
Holandes Ilhas
Shoemaker
Santa Anita Park
Llangollen
Social Climber
Eddie Arcaro
Santa Catalina
Hollywood Park
Canadiens and Rangers Differ on Iron Man Schedules in NHL
Montreal Canadiens win three in four days to stretch unbeaten run to eight and extend first place lead to three points. They beat Boston 3 1 as Toronto tie Chicago 1 1 and put pressure on the Rangers who sit fifth after a ragged 3 2 loss to Detroit.
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New York Rangers
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Rangers
Ruth Sanders
Detroit
Barach Reese
Abell-Corwen
Nella
Wings
Fordyce-Richmond
Lynch
Colueas
Tesca
Sous Kennedy
Toronto
Chicago
Local Shootout Scores and 200 Game Leaders
Linelike scoreboard lists results from multiple matchups with team names such as Hot Spots, Alley Cats, Hurricanes, Stam, Justices, and Wrens. Notable 200 Games include Wayne Dunn at 200, Carroll Yocum 205, Dale Fordyce 212, Jim Colvin 213, Lefty Hyde 212, and Ruth Sanders 191 in 180-Games.
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Alley Cats
Wards
Hurricanes
Goofers
Justices
Wayne Dunn
Vee Lemcee
Land-Click
Delaney Out of Boston Run Sparks Seven Contenders
Olympic champion Ron Delany is sidelined by doctors for the 31st Knights of Columbus meet at Boston Garden. Seven challengers compete in the mile led by Chicago’s Phil Coleman who clocked 8 47.8 in a pre Olympic two mile and by Ted Wheeler and Deacon Jones, ex Iowa stars, as contenders.
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Ron Delany
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Delany
Melbourne
Phil Coleman
Chicago
Coleman
Ted Wheeler
Deacon Jones
University of Iowa
Archer Bags Deer In Rhode Island
Ronald Kenyon shot a 140 pound deer with a bow in Charlestown Rhode Island becoming the second sportsman this century to kill a deer legally. Deer hunting was permitted.
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Rhode Island
Charlestown
R. L&w
Ronald Kenyon
Richmond Star Pat Lamberti Excels In Football And Ring
Richmond Va Pat Lamberti a starting tackle for the University of Richmond football team also shines in boxing. Weighing 210 pounds and 6 2 from Woodbridge N J he holds the Golden Gloves heavyweight crown in Virginia with a strong performance on both fields.
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Richmond
Pat Lamberti
University of Richmond
Lamberti
Woodbridge
N. J
Virginia
Timing Important For Women Keglers
The article discusses bowling for women versus men noting women often use lighter balls, typically 14 or 15 pounds, and should avoid a three step approach due to less arm strength. It emphasizes women should focus on developing timing, as they are generally more graceful and can improve timing with practice.
Armco No. 2 Cops League Trapshoot Victory
Armco No. 2 captured the league trapshoot at Middletown Sportsmen's Club with 231 of 250 targets in cold snowy weather. Stan Neanover led with 49 of 50, Virg Winglewich and Ray Winglewich tied for second with 48, as Armco No. 2 edged Champ ion Paper No. 1 of Hamilton and National Lead No. 1 for the top spot. a meeting will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the club.
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Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Hamilton
Gardner Board & Carton
Sportsmen's Club
Bob Woodman
Buffaloes beat Rams in abbreviated CYO National League play
Jerry Clark scored 20 points as the Buffaloes defeated the Rams 38 to 27 at Trinity Gym. In the other game Bobcats beat Gophers 31 to 26 while Bears Colts game delayed to Wednesday. Next Sunday's schedule postponed due to Fenwick clash with Hamilton Catholic.
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Trinity Gym
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Colts
Mike Herr
Mike Corneila
Fred Nori
CYO
Fenwick
Hamilton Catholic
Thunder Lewis Joins Colts After Vancouver Tryout
Baltimore reports John Big Thunder Lewis a 6 foot 4 end from Michigan State signed a Baltimore Colts contract after a partial training period with the Vancouver BC Lions last season. Lewis, nicknamed Big Thunder at Ross High School Fremont Ohio, caught 19 passes for 630 yards in three years at MSU.
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Big Thunder
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Michigan State
Balltimore Colts
Vancouver British Columbia Lions
Colt
Don Kellett
Colts
Ross High School
Fremont
Ohio
Rosewall Makes Pro Debut Against Gonzales in Melbourne
Ken Rosewall debuts as a paid pro in Melbourne facing Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles. Rosewall, U S Amateur champion, signed by promoter Jack Kramer after defeating Lew Hoad in the cup challenge. Gonzales qualified to meet the young Australian after a strong win over Tony Trabert last year. Hank Aaron led the NL with a .362 average for Milwaukee.
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Ken Rosewall
Australia
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Rosewall
U. S
Jack Kramer
Lew Hoad
United States
Gonzales
Kramer
Tony
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