Bowling Crown Stays, New Queen Emerges in Minneapolis
Defending men’s champ Don Carter of St. Louis claimed his fourth All Star Bowling title as Merle Matthews of Long Beach defeated Marion Ladewig to win the women’s crown. Carter toppled Buzz Fazio in the final round, posting a 1311-03 Petersen total and earning $5,000. Matthews edged Ladewig in a hard fought final, totaling 6209 pins for a 194 average and winning $2,000.
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Don Carter
St. Louis
Merle Matthews
Long Beach
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Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Tion
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Weekend Bowling Standings And Notable Scores
Honor Roll Ray Boyd 185 212 210 607 Margie Presley 158 215 155 528. Weekend results list mixed doubles and team matches with scores including Pin Heads, Driftwood Mixers, Pinwreckers, Braves, Giants, Pirates, and 200 Games by Bud Ann enberg S Casper and Mike Snyder. 180 Games by Phyllis Harden and Margie Presley.
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B'nai
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Senators Sign Miami Pitcher Bert Guenther
Washington announces the signing of 20-year-old right hander Bert Guenther from Cincinnati. He reportedly received 20000 dollars and will join the Senators Fox Cities farm club in Appleton Wisconsin in the Class B Three Eye League. Guenther is a junior at Miami University and is the fourth bonus player signed by the team.
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Washington Senators
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Cincinnati
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Miami
Ohio) University
Moore and Peacock Earn Points in International Fight Cards
In Sao Paulo Archie Moore won on points over Louis Inacio while Billy Peacock edged Ross Padilla on points in Hollywood. Billy Lynch knocked out Paolo Melis in Waterbury and Gallito Del Ring defeated Freddy Kozart in Havana.
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Brazil
Archie Moore
San Diego
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Nonm Tutte
Hollywood
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Billy
Sweet Pea) Peacock
Los Angeles
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Stockton
Waterbury
Conn
Billy Lynch
Hartford
Paolo Melis
Montreal
Havana
Gallito del Ring
Freddy Kozart
Miami
Openings Slated for 23rd Annual Women's Bowling Tourney
Plans were completed for the 23rd annual Women’s Bowling Tournament run by the Women’s Bowling Association. The event opens March 29 at J J Lanes with a target of 150 teams and a four weekend schedule excluding Easter. The format adds Class A and Class B team divisions based on 650 average thresholds. singles and doubles proceed as before. The entry deadline is March 2 with blanks at local lanes. The association leaders also urged league collections for the Bowlers’ Victory Legion to aid hospitalized veterans.
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Bears Take Lead With CYO National League Win
The Bears moved into undisputed first in the CYO National League after a 13 point win behind Pat Kinder at Trinity Gym. Buffaloes beat Rams 36 23 and Gophers defeated Bobcats 31 19 with Tim Cole scoring 18 for Buffaloes John Warner 13 for Rams Mike Dorsey 9 for Bobcats and Paul Enright 11 for Colts. Bonnie Graham coaches Ole Miss basketball for a seventh season.
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Marathon Craze Hits 516 Games
Dick Tuttle of Eugene Oregon rolled 516 bowling games in 57 hours 18 minutes to set a new national record. He had aimed for 80 hours but quit yesterday morning averaging 129.5 pins per line. Tom Baird Jr of Middletown was an early pioneer, setting 2862 games in November.
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Eugene
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Tom Baird, Jr
Middletown
Watts Schroder Leading League at Newport Bowling Alleys
Pat Watts of Middletown and Shirley Schroder of Cincinnati hold a four game lead in the Two Woman Classic at Newport Bowling Alleys Newport Ky. The pair, bowling for St Bonaventure Lanes, won three games yesterday over Murphy's Tasty Food as Watts posted 198 201 204 603 and Schrader 162 176 174 512. Boots Mills of Middletown teamed with Clara Zaph as Joy Haven Kennels, dropping three games to Karg Plumbing despite Mills 199 167 170 536.
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Middletown
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Cincinnati
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Watts
Schrader
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Clara Zaph
Joy‘haven Kennels
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Fassl Leads Hudepohl to 83 Pin Win in Bowling Meet
Rudy Fassl of Cincinnati rolled the high three game series in two years with 248 226 258 for 732 as Hudepohl defeated J J Traveling 1038 1052 83 pins. Don Dennis led locals with 188 231 234 653 and Hoos added 601.
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Hude‘pohl
Don Dennis
Margin Holds In Mixed Doubles Tournament Winners
Margin holds in Elks Mixed Doubles at Sports Bowl as Joe Thoelking and Lois Frisbie win with 1303 total. Francis Reed and Don Eisele of Middletown take third with 1215 while Doris Little and Fritz Fremgen of Hamilton post 1241 for runner up spot. Dot and Chuck Rigg roll 1201 for fifth as Boots and Butch Mills place sixth and Charlotte Thoelking with John Gibbs finish seventh at 1186.
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Elks
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Fritz
Fremgen
Hamilton
Dot
Chuck Rigg
Boots
Butch Mills
Charlotte Thoelking
John Gibbs
Wrestler Gordon McKinley Dies After Bout in Youngstown
Gordon McKinley, 36, a professional wrestler listed at 6-5 and 270 pounds, died Saturday in Youngstown during a match with Len Montana. Officials attributed the death to a heart attack. The report also notes Mickey Mantle batted .365 in 1957, second to Ted Williams who led the AL with .388.
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Ohio
Gordon McKinley
Len Montana
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ted Williams
Ex Purdue Coach Lambert Dead at 69 in Lafayette
Former Purdue University basketball coach Piggy Lambert died at 69 in Lafayette Indiana after suffering an embolism. He guided Purdue to prominence and was a prominent figure in college basketball.
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Lambert
Lafayette
Ind
Meteorite Fear Could Trigger Atomic War Says Nininger
Dr. H H Nininger of Sedona Arizona warns falling meteorites may be mistaken for intercontinental missiles and spark wars before their true identity is known. He urges defense personnel radar crews pilots and Civil Air Patrol to learn meteorite signatures and avoidance procedures.
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H. H. Nininger
Sedona
Ariz
Nininger
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Chuck Mather Ends Coaching Career After 20 Years
Chuck Mather announces he is finished with football after two decades in the game. He plans to sell insurance and move his family from Lawrence to Massillon, citing his success there and recent Kansas tenure. He notes Kansas finished second in the Big Eight, and Oklahoma's strength makes future highs unlikely. He praises relations with Kansas officials and leaves on good terms.
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Olson wins Norge Ski Club jumping meet in Fox River Grove
Eau Claire accountant Billy Olson, 27, won the 53rd Norge Ski Club jumping meet with 186 and 191 foot leaps, beating teammate Keith Zucilke in the Senior Division. Austen Samuelstuen finished fourth, Jim House third, Roy Olson spectacularly fell but unharmed, and Willie Erickson captured the Junior Division with 172 and 185 foot jumps.
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Baltimore Boys Do Okay With Home Made Missile
Two Maryland teens Louis Bresee and Bill Fox 17 at Teison High School claim the first successful local firing of a DIY missile. The rocket 48 inches long 2 inches in diameter rose 600 700 feet before landing in nearby woods. A Monkton farmer Owen Lee confirmed the launch and noted the same zinc and sulfur propellant used by the Connecticut group. The Wallingford quartet previously tested near Chincoteague but were halted by officials. the Maryland boys plan another attempt.
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Bill Fox
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Monkton, Md
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Monkton
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David Gay
Neill Buckley
Charles Svenberg
William Bayne
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Chincoteague Naval Aviation Ordnance Testing Range
Knight Ends Bid for Senate Endorsement in GOP Ruckus
Gov. Good win J. Knight faced a stunning setback as the California Republican Assembly split 18 to 18 on endorsing Knight for U S Senate. Mayor George Christopher opposed Knight, and Christopher supporters had expected a narrow Knight win before the March convention.
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Goodwin J. Knight
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Knight
California Republican Assembly
George Christopher
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Christopher
Scavenger Finds Large Envelope of Money
A Tokyo scavenger named Shinochi Yamamoto recovered 350000 yen ($972.23) from a refuse pile and returned it to police. Mrs. Satomi Shimizu later claimed the money as a portion after learning of the find, giving Yamamoto 10 percent. The finder earns about 150 yen daily from salvaging articles.
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Yamamoto
Steel Upturn Hopes Rated Dull Today
The Steel magazine predicts only a dull upturn in steel production in the near term due to reduced auto demand in Michigan and Ohio. Ingot output for the week ending Jan 19 remained 56 percent of Jan 1 1958 capacity, with new defense orders poised to stimulate later growth.
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Michigan
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Korea
Goddard Plans To Be Married To Remarque
Actress Paulette Goddard flies to New York to hasten her marriage to author Erich Maria Remarque after quitting as costar in The Waltz of the Toreadors. No wedding date is set. She has been married to Charles Chaplin and Burgess Meredith.
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New York
Erich Maria Remarque
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Charles Chaplin
Burgess Meredith
Fire victim dies in Dayton at age 84
Ed Harris, 84, of Dayton, died Sunday from injuries suffered in a January 4 house fire. He had been hospitalized since the blaze and succumbed to wounds amid careful medical care.
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Ohio
Ed Harris
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