Hagan Lone Local Hope In Western Tennis Title
Judy Hagan of Middletown teamed with Sandra Loubat of New Orleans to reach the finals of the Western Girls Championships at Verity Courts. Local players fell short in singles, with Hesse and Hodgman advancing in Under 18 and Under 15 divisions, and Hagan-Loubat facing top doubles rivals Hodgson and Metzgar in the final rounds.
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Houston
Texas
Gwen Thomas
Shaker Heights
Sue Hodgman
Kalamazoo
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Miss Hodg
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Sandy Warshaw
Tampa
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Patterson Jackson Heavy Title Bout Heads to Polo Grounds
Floyd Patterson finishes hard training at Greenwood Lake and says he is ready for 15 rounds if needed in Monday night heavyweight title clash with Joey Jackson at the Polo Grounds. promoter Ernie Lence reports strong advance sales and a gate above $300,000 with about 25 000 spectators. Patterson the 5 to 1 favorite and Jackson vows no rematch after their 12 round loss last June. Patterson weighs 184 pounds, Jackson around 194.
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Hurricane
Jacq
Polo Grounds
Greenwood Lake
N.Y
Cus D Amato
Floyd
Archie Moore
D’ Amato
Jackson
Columbia
Patterson
Erid Lence
Lence
Miteff Poised for Rise After Capitol Boxing Fight
Alex Miteff showed readiness for higher ranks after a sixth round knockout in Washington where promoter Willie Ketchum and DC Boxing Commission chair Joseph Miller faced criticism over matchmaking. Opponent Mederos overwhelmed Julio Pastrano and Alex Brown, while Miteff’s camp argued the bout exposed flaws in local boxing governance.
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High Society
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Roy Harris
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Julio
Willie Ketchum
Joseph
Jake Miller
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Mederes
Agaie
Lair
Vitett
Carte
Hard, Knode Vie In Finales Today of Pennsy Meet
Hard and Knode reach finals at the Pennsylvanian invitational with both men's and women's events near completion. Notables include Mike Greem of Miami and Barry Mackay of Dayton named to the Davis Cup team for next week’s internationals.
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Pimladelphia
California
New Yorker
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Earth
Lva
Mike Greem
Miam
Barry Mackay
Dayton
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Seisas
Mat Arn
Ates Bard
Samme Janet Hopps
Eal Science Ree
Kusava Captures Another Shootout in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the Jets shut out the Rochester Red Wings 2 0 in the opening game of a three game International League series. Pitcher Kwizana earned his second straight shutout victory while John Lipomsak three hits to score the first Jet run and drive in the second. Kwizana allowed six hits and one walk.
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Ohio
Columbus Jets
Rochester Red Wings
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John Lipom
Keyzana
Browns Turn From Tobin Rote Bid In High Price
HIRAM Ohio The Cleveland Browns balked at Packers QB Tobin Rote after a price deemed too high. Rote, a seven year veteran, was traded to Detroit for Oliver and Jim Saisbury. Browns coach Paul Brown said Packers asked too much.
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Tobin Rote
Green Bay Packers
Paul Brown
Rote
Packers
Detroit Lions
Oliver
Jim Saisbury
Dob McIlhenny
Brown
Browns
Hiram Colwee
Tommy O'Connell
Illinois
Candia
Dre Graham
Bunning Beats Yankees In Pitching Turnaround Triumph
Detroit Tigers pitcher Jim Bunning delivered a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees, no-hitting until Yogi Berra’s seventh inning triple and allowing only two hits. The 25 year old Southgate Kentucky native credited bearing down on every pitch and his slider, developed in the Caribbean League, as keys to his strong season. Mantle homered off him in the ninth for the Yankees lone other hit.
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Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Yankee Stadium
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New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Southgate
Tigers
Charleston
Boston
Ted Williams
Yankees
Bill Skowron
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Williams
Mantle
Red Sox
Norm Zauchin
Willard A
Don Messi
Bob Usher
Senators
Arnie Portocarrero
Pete Ramos
Reds Top Dodgers In 11 Inning Bunters Boost
In Cincinnati, the Reds edged the Dodgers 6 to 5 in 11 innings after a four run surge and late defense. Hershell Freeman earned the win with a two run double and Johnny Temple drove in the deciding run as Brooklyn failed to spark a fight mood Warren Giles warned against further eruptions. Ed Bailey and Roy McMillan had key hits in a fifth inning rally, while Hodges and Campanella sparked Brooklyn’s late comeback to tie the game in the ninth. The second game of the series set for this afternoon featured John Klippstein versus Dan McDevitt.
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Hershell Freeman
Johnny Temple
National League
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Rninelanders
Ed Bailey
Don Hoak
Roy McMillan
Hal Jeffcoat
Temple
Gus Bell
Post
Dodgers
Steere
Secon
Elmer Vale
Brooklyn
Hodges
Sandy Amores
Cimoli
Roy Campanella
John Klippstein
Dan McDevitt
Bolt and Ryder Cup Hopefuls Battle in Eastern Open
In Baltimore Tommy Bolt faced pressure from Doug Ford and Fred Hawkins as the third round began at Mount Pleasant Golf Course. Ford and Hawkins posted solid 69 and 66 respectively to reach 138, while Hawkins eyed Ryder Cup points as the field slimmed to 96 players.
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Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Martland
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tommy
Mount Pleasant
Ford
Hawkins
Don Fairfield
Casey, II
NCAA Tourney Finals Slated For Louisville
Louisville, Ky. The 1958 NCAA basketball tournament will be played March 2 22 in the 18000 seat Freedom Hall. Chairman A C Lenbeorg told newsmen Louisville was chosen as the site where regional winners clash for the title. The piece notes regional tournaments and mentions boxer Bobby Boyd and his twin brother.
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Freedom Hall
A. C. Lenbeorg
Women’s Field Is Bunched But Colby Leads Wolverine Open
Detroit reports a tight leaderboard in the Wolverine Ladies Open after two rounds. Vonnie Colby, a 25 year old former Michigan amateur now based in Miami Beach, holds a one stroke edge at 122 after a second straight 71. Katy Cornelius and Mary Lena Paulk chase just behind. Chula California’s unnamed leader dropped after a subpar 70 but remains within a stroke at 145.
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Vedor
Vonnie Colby
Michigan
Miami Beach
Fla
Katy Cornelius
Mary Lena Paulk
Miss Colby
Chula Calif
National League Baseball Results and Schedule Summary
Friday results include Philadelphia defeating Chicago 3 to 1, Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 in 11, Milwaukee 6 New York 3 in 11, St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 in 10. Sundays show Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at Milwaukee among others. American Association and International League scores follow with Denver, Minneapolis, Montreal, Havana, Miami, Toronto, Buffalo, Richmond, Columbus, Rochester, and others.
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Kaycee Recollects Rip Coleman Recall by Kansas City
Pitcher Rip Coleman was recalled Friday by the Kansas City Athletics from Buffalo of the Class AAA International League. The left-hander, acquired from the New York Yankees, posted a 5 3 record with Kansas City before being sent to Buffalo for 24 hour recall. Kansas City returned pitcher Glenn Cox to Buffalo on option. Allegheny College has had a soccer team since 1934.
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Rip Coleman
Kansas City Athletics
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Oo York
Old Pros Face Tight NL Race As Giants, Cardinals Step Up
In a lineup of clutch performances the old pros like Milwaukee and St. Louis lead the chase as Brooklyn falters. New York tops the Braves 6 3 on Nippy Jones’s three run homer, while the Cardinals beat Pittsburgh 4 3 behind late drama. The Phillies rally in the 19th to edge Cocoa Tag 3 1 and stay within reach. Detroit weakens the Yankees, and Boston blasts Cleveland 10 1 as Williams maintains strong pace atop the batting race.
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Jones
Joe Adcock
Stu Miller
Gene Conley
Lew Burdette
Hank Sauer
Ruben Gomez
Ed Bressaud
Red Schoendiens
Frank Torre
Willard Schmidt
Lindy McDaniel
Bucs
Orioles Rookie May Be Youngest Ever Ejected
Baltimore 17 year old rookie Zupo, a $90,000 bonus catcher for the Orioles, was ejected by umpire Ed Hurley during warmups before the second game with the Chicago White Sox. He threw a ball toward the umpires, prompting the expulsion as officials prepared a report for league president Will Harridge. Manager Paul Richards called it a new low for umpires.
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Frank Zu
Batimore Orioles
Ed Hurley
Zupo
Ken Lehman
Oriole
Chicago White Sox
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Mexican boxer Chebo Hernandez shines in swimming and soccer
Mexican heavyweight boxer Chebo Hernandez also excels at swimming and soccer, showcasing athletic versatility beyond the ring. Hernandez competes in swimming events and plays in local soccer matches, highlighting his multi sport talent and dedication.
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Chebo Hernandez
Duckett Signs with Cincinnati Royals Pro Team
St Johns star Duckett who shone in the East West game in Madison Square Garden joins the pro ranks by signing with the Cincinnati Royals new NBA team.
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Dick Duckett
St. John's University
Madison Squeee Garden
Cincinnati Royals
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