Bardstown Wins Gulfstream Park Handicap at Gulfstream
Calumet Farm's Bardstown won the Gulfstream Park Handicap at Gulfstream Park in Miami, finishing a half length ahead of stablemate Fabius in a 126 600 dollar race. Needles, the Derby winner, finished third as Bardstown carried 130 pounds in a 1 1/4 mile race on a fast track.
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Keystone Stable
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Lehoice
Tigers' Miller Released To Charleston
LAKEBAND Florida Southpaw Bob Miller, once the Tigers top bonus. disappointment, is sent to the Charleston farm in the American Association. Miller, who signed for 65 000 in 1953, heads home to enlist if possible. Detroit hints the door may close on the Chicagoan’s Tigers career. Manager Jack Tighe cited stubbornness and a failure to apply advice as reasons.
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Florida race claims first Sebring fatality
Sebring Florida a 33 year old Chicago driver Bob Goldich died after his Arnolt Bristol crashed on an S curve during the third hour of the 12 hour Florida Grand Prix of endurance. Juan Fangio in a Maserati led the race after three hours with Jean Behra the co driver.
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Warsaw
Ind
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Fangio
Argentina
Jean Behra
France
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Stirling Moss
England
Harry Schell
Paris
Duke and Wake Forest Meet in 1906 Basketball History
Duke and Wake Forest first faced each other in 1906 when Duke played as Trinity. The early encounter marks the origin of a long conference rivalry in college basketball history.
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Wake Forest
Trinity
Baseball Exhibition Results From Florida and California
Scores from Bradenton St Petersburg Pomono Beach and Detroit expositions show mixed results. Notable feats include Murff Crandall Keegan Hacker and Pavleticch in Florida and H Smith Green Lostr in St Louis. Yale faces Cornell as their oldest basketball rivalry dating to 1899 in Poughkeepsie NBC.
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Tich
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Mabe
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Yale
Cornell
Poughkeepsie,n. Y
Miami Cagers To Be Honored Tuesday Night
Miami University basketball, four time MAC champions in six years, will be honored by Oxford Roundball Club Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Huddle Restaurant Oxford Bob Berry Willard Koebler Marshall North George Thatcher are committee members with Thatcher as emcee Awards will be given for Most Valuable Player highest efficiency and top foul shooter Freshman team members will attend Public invited Tickets available from committee members or at the Huddle on the dinner night.
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Miami University
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William Whitelaw
Roundball Club
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Willard Koebler
Marshall North
George Thatcher
Thatcher
Armco Favored To Win City Basketball Championship
Armco Triangles are favored to beat Middletown Merchants in the City League final at Middletown High Gym. Kelly Coleman leads Armco with a 24.3 points per game average in the tournament, including a 39 point effort against Puff’s Service. The winner advances to the State Independent Tournament in Lima next weekend.
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Middletown High Gym
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Ohio Pennsylvaina Grid Contest A Possibility
Ohio coaches consider a proposed inter-state football showcase pairing North South selectees from Canton Aug 16 with a Pennsylvanian squad at Hershey. A $3000 guarantee and TV receipts split are offered. Start date pushed to 1958. referendum plan to lift spring and summer bans on football.
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Tiger) Ellison
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Hamilton Wil
June Ferrell
Barberton
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Sandusky
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Writers Pick Infielders For Rookie Of Year Honors
Tony Kubek of the New York Yankees and Andre Rodgers of the New York Giants are chosen by writers as top rookie infielders for 1957. Kubek, a versatile 21 year old from Milwaukee, is seen as a leading contender for the Yankees and is noted for potential at shortstop or left field. Rodgers has broken into the Giants’ lineup as regular shortstop, ahead of several NL newcomers, with strong prospects for the coming season.
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
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Redskins Invited to Steel Bowl Tourney in Pittsburgh
Miami University today considered a bid to play in the Steel Bowl basketball tournament in Pittsburgh December 13 and 14. The four team field would include Pittsburgh Duquesne George Washington and Miami. Miami athletic director John Brickels and coach Bill Rohr were in Kansas City for the NCAA coaches convention when the invitation arrived. Brickels would announce a decision this week.
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Kansas City
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Ex Middie Cager Receives Numerals
Bob Brumfield of 2300 Queen Street among 14 Princeton freshmen awarded basketball numerals this season. A member of Middletown’s 1956 state championship team, Brumfield received two inch numerals.
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Queen St
Princeton University
Brumfield
Middletown
Hunter Jacket Color Choice Aims to Aid Color Blind Hunters
The Manitoba Federation of Fish and Game Associations says future hunting wear should include orange or yellow jackets for visibility. Current red and white favorites provide no protection for color blind hunters, the group notes.
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Man
Manitoba Federation of Fish and Game Assns
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