Dodgers Hand Picked Prospects Impress in 1957 Review
Los Angeles clubs weigh Gray and Williams as top rookie prospects. Gray, 26, hit .297 with 16 homers at St Paul and earned all star honors. Williams, 64, fired 18 wins and led the AA in strikeouts. Dodgers evaluate 11 other hopefuls including Demeter Gentile Larker Lillis Sherry Kipp Harris Valdez Miller and Anderson among returnees and rookies.
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Demeter
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Fort Worth
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Kipp
Weekend Bowling Brings Moose District Standings into Focus
Three local teams lead the Moose District Tournament opening at J J Lanes as Bake Shop tops with 2932, Turf Cafe second by six pins, Yellow Cab third, and Logan Grand Cafe fourth in a field including Cincinnati Norwood Urbana Sidney Sprinter and Middletown entrants.
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Bowling Match Results for George Lewis Women Team
Players George Lewis Women Gerry Gunderson 167 169 198 534 Barbara Ligett 158 165 201 524 Irene Kelso 150 198 172 520 Eloise Davidson 188 164 164 516. Team totals and placement not provided.
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Barbara Ligett
Irene Kelso
Eloise Davidson
Sam
Weekend Bowling Results Across Men and Women Divisions
Weekend results list multiple leagues with team scores and individual tallies. Notable standouts include 200 games tallies by Snyder Simpson Frisch Wright and Lewis with women’s 180 games led by Sanders Conatroe and others at various lanes and clubs.
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George Lewis
Herb Dean
Paul Treadway
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Mary Conatroe
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Ruth Sanders
Milwaukee Braves hike ticket prices at County Stadium
Milwaukee reports a general ticket price increase by the Braves at County Stadium. The move follows their Friday agreement on a new five year rental contract, nearly doubling the prior rate, marking the first broad price rise since the team arrived in Milwaukee in 1953.
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Braves
Redlegs sign 25 players for coming season
Cincinnati Redlegs announce 25 players under contract for the new season after pitcher Tom Acker agreed to terms. General Manager Gabe Paul said Acker signed on Sunday, confirming the roster situation.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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Split Season On Waterfowl Under Study
Ohio wildlife officials consider a split waterfowl season this year if the Bureau of Sport and Wildlife grants a 70 day season. A 55 day season could lead to a split schedule from Oct 18 to Nov 29 and Dec 26 to Jan 1.
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Ohio
Bureau of Sport and Wildlife
Bears Cup Close One in CYO National League
The Bears edge the Gophers 35 32 to hold a one game lead, getting a late bucket and foul shot as Pat Kinder leads with one points and Ty Milton adds ten. Colts beat Rams 30 20 with Justin Holweger scoring 12. Bobcats defeat Buffaloes 33 23 with Rickey Ernst 12 and Tim Cole Skip Grunner six each.
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Skip Grunner
Delany Dominates Indoor Mile Streak for Villanova
Ron Delany of Villanova has run 17 indoor mile races since arriving from Ireland four years ago and has won every one. The streak showcases his elite pace and consistency on the indoor track.
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Villanova
Ron Delany
Ireland
Japakerryboat Lost In Violent Windstorm
A windstorm off Japan’s south and east coasts endangered 222 people, including 170 on ferries and express ships. The Nankai Maru sent a danger signal after leaving Komatsunyama on a 38 mile Inland Sea run, with 50 mph winds and six foot waves. At least 22 are believed lost from the No. 3 Shofuku Maru. eight more missing from other small craft.
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Osaka
Big Ten Basketball Standings Update From Chicago
Chicago hosts a recap of Big Ten conference standings after Saturday night games. Key positions shift as teams jockey for seeding and top finishes in the conference race.
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Chicago
Beekeeping Federation Convention Opens in Columbus
The 15th annual American Beekeeping Federation convention begins in Columbus with about 500 beekeepers from across the United States meeting to discuss honey production and marketing. The first general session is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Beekeeping Federation
United States
NHL Scores As Detroit Tops Montreal 4 2
Detroit defeats Montreal 4 to 2 in National Hockey League action. Toronto beats Boston 3 to 3 in a controversial game. Chicago edges New York 4 to 3 with a late surge.
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Toronto
Boston
Chicago
New York
Ex Marine Kills Self In Arcade Near Times Square
Charles Hauck a 37 year old former Marine from Elmhurst Queens died after firing 21 shots at moving targets in a Times Square area arcade then turning the rifle on himself. Police found letters in his pocket including a note to his wife Georgette saying the family would be better off without him. He had been a VA hospital patient since November and on a week long aid plan.
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Times Square
Charles Hauck
Elmhurst
Queens
Georgette
Hauck
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration Hospital
Manhattan
Puma gift from Toledo to Prince Rainier in Monaco
A five month old puma named Tarnish weighing 25 pounds was delivered to a Monte Carlo zoo by Miss Lee Knight of Toledo Ohio. The puma was a gift from the Toledo Zoo to Prince Rainier of Monaco.
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Nice
France
Monte Carlo
Lee Knight
Toledo
Toga: the loose outer garment of ancient Rome
The article identifies the toga as the loose flowing outer garment worn by ancient Romans. It notes its prominence in Roman attire and distinguishes it from other wearable styles of antiquity.
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