Stroh's Magnode Dominate Frontier All-Star Bowling
Stroh's and Magnode products led the Frontier All-Star League scoring parade at Frontier Lanes. Bill Rupp Gray Harrison and Curt Watts topped 600 for Stroh's in a four point win over Nein Brothers. Magnade swept Steele's Construction led by Chuck Kent and Earl Henson.
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Magnode
Stroh's
Bill Rupp
Gray Harrison
Curt Watts
Nein Brothers
Don Worman
Magnade
Steele
Chuck Kent
Earl Henson
Glenn Sargeant
Burger
Phillip Carey
Harold Combs
Bill Tucker
Pin Bowling Basics for Beginners
The article explains pin bowling as the simplest form where beginners focus on the 1-3 pocket. It notes pin bowlers track an imaginary line from the pocket to the foul line to guide release and maintain focus. It compares pin bowling to spot and line bowling and mentions straight balls as popular among beginners.
Elks Men's League Sparks Lead With Three-Game Sweep
Bop Lund 662 paced No. 7 to the top of the Elks League by sweeping three from No. 3. Mike Barach totaled 182 227 199 for the losers as No. 4 Harold McGraw 214 159 194 led a three-win sweep over No. 5 Fred Ridge. No. 6 Jim Kelly 502 followed two wins from No. 2 Joe Thoelking 517, and No. 1 won two from No. 8.
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Bop Lund
No. 7
Roar
Elks
Mike Barach
Harold McGraw
Fred Ridge
Jim Kelly
Joe Thoelking
No.6 Maintains Lead Despite Setbacks In Elks Ladies League
No.6 dropped two games to No.2 while leading No.1 Martha Doench 409 lost three to No.8 Ethel Quinlisk 448. Dot Rigg posted 137 166 173 76 for No.2 and Sophie Buchanan 524 propelled No.5 to two wins over No.4. Dot Long delivered 153 183 158 494 as No.7 fell twice to No.3 Nancy Moon 424.
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Elks Ladies League
Martha Doench
Ethel Quinlisk
Dot Rigg
Sophie Buchanan
Dot Long
Nancy Moon
Dr Pepper Slips in League Play as Cincinnati and WPFB Sweep
In a YMCA Ameri can League night, Dr Pepper lost two to Cincinnati Gas and Electric led by Jim King and Sol Schneider, and Ortman Stewart swept WPFB with Warren Johnson 516. Howard Rohrkemper rolled 190 200 202 for 592 as Tail Twisters beat Lion Tamers.
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Dr. Pepper
YMCA
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Jim King
Sol Schneider
Oglesby-Barnitz
Howard Rohrkemper
Ortman- Stewart
WPFB
Warren Johnson
Kent Little
Lion ‘Tamers
Carton League results feature wins for Carton Red and Technical
Carton Red led by Bill Click 524 and Technical swept three from Manchester Machine. Carton Office also swept two from Main Office while Carton Tigers defeated Main Office. Carton Blue won two from Industrial Engineering as Norman Mohn posted 160 222 173 555.
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Carton Red
Bill Click
Technical
Gardner Board
Carton League
Manchester Machine
Carton Office
P. Davis
Norman Mohn
Main Office
Carton Tigers
Pete Frye
Carton Blue
Apprentice jockey Ken Bonin shines at Florida tracks
Apprentice jockey Ken Bonin aged 18 rides at Florida tracks this winter and won his first race at Sunshine Park near Tampa on January 25.
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Ken Bonin
Florida
Sunshine Park
Tampa
Ezzard Charles Vows to Fight On After Loss to Hall
In Providence the 34 year old former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles lost a close split decision to Toxie Hall of Chicago. Charles weighed 197 pounds to Hall’s 1944. He plans to continue fighting and stalls a December 21 bout with Floyd Patterson in San Francisco.
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Providence
R. 1
Ezzard Charles
Charles
Cincinnati
Toxie Hall
Chicago
Hall
Tom Tannas
Jake Mintz
Floyd Patterson
San Francisco
Patterson
Angus McAdam
Sharkey Buonanno
Eddie Jansen
Spartans Kennedy Emerges After IC4A Victory
Henry Kennedy, 23, a Michigan State sophomore from Glasgow and Toronto, won the IC4A cross country meet in 24 30.3 finishing ahead of Gordon Pirie. State is favored for the Big 10 race, though Pitt won the team title with 99 points, Michigan State 114. St Joseph's 123, NYU 132.
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New York
Henry Kennedy
Michigan State
Glasgow
Toronto
Kennedy
England
Gordon Pirie
McCoy
van Cortland Park
Karl Schlademan
Spartans
Pitt
Panthers
State
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
New York University
Improved Rockets Dump Pacesetters In IHL Action
Grand Rapids climbs to fourth with a 9-7 win over Marion Toledo as the Rockets avenge earlier losses by beating Troy 3-1. Cincinnati and Fort Wayne remain tied for second. Indianapolis lost twice in a weekend series.
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Rockets
Troy
Marion Toledo
Bruins
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Komets
Indiana
Indianapolis
Toledo
Marion
Newcombe to Discuss 1956 Contract With Bavasi
Brooklyn pitcher Don Newcombe who posted a 20-5 record with the world champion Dodgers last season will discuss his 1956 contract this Wednesday. He arranged the meeting in a Monday telephone call to vice president Buzzy Bavasi after taking a cut of about 2500 dollars following a 9-8 1954 showing.
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Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Buzzy Bavasi
Pee Wee Club Sets Postseason Meeting For League
The Middletown Pee Wee Football League will hold a postseason meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Building. Tom Carlson secretary treasurer urges all members to attend.
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Middletown
Fisherman Reels In 10-Pound Kamloops Trout on Lake Coeur d'Alene
Ralph Reinhold of New York chased a fish that stole his line on Lake Coeur d'Alene. He reached from his boat, tied the broken line, and reeled in a 10 pound Kamloops trout.
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Coup DE Grace Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Ralph Reinhold
New York
Reinhold
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Kamloops
Milwaukee Braves draw 40k fans to Country Stadium in 1955
Milwaukee's Braves attracted more than 40,000 fans to Country Stadium in Milwaukee during six games in 1955. The season drew large crowds and highlighted the team's local support.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Country Stadium
African Giant Freak Or Fighter? Answer Coming
London reports Ewart Potzgieter the African giant defends his unbeaten 7-2, 320-pound record against James J. Parker in a heavyweight bout. Parker, 6-5 and 224, aims to prove Potzgieter’s hype unfounded as talks for a United States debut with Rex Layne swirl around. Parker vows to bend Potzgieter’s defense and reach his chin.
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London
Ewart Potzgieter
James J. Parker
Pottie
Parker
United States
Rex Layne
Nino Valdes
U S and Russia Hold Private Talks on UN Seating Deadlock
Private talks between the United States and Russia aimed to break a deadlock over admitting 18 applicants to the United Nations. U S objections centered on Outer Mongolia, with plans discussed to speed action via the Special Political Committee or an early Security Council meeting.
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Russia
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
Morgolia
Canada
Britain
Security Council
Special
General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Outer Mongolia
China
Council
Ireland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Ceylon
Jordan
Nepal
Libya
Japan
Austria
Finland
Laos
Cambodia
Red subs could blockade Japan, admiral says
Tokyo reports Vice Admiral William M. Callaghan, head of U.S. Navy Far East forces, said 90 Russian submarines stationed at Siberian bases could blockade Japan effectively in war. He told the Foreign Correspondents Club luncheon that at least 90 subs are capable unless Japan or the United States provides more forces.
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Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Far East
Siberian
Japan
William M. Callaghan
Foreign Correspondents Club
United States
Ohio driver killed in Fort Wayne truck crash
Charles R. Hill aged 34 of Payne Ohio died after being thrown from an overturned truck and pinned beneath it at a Fort Wayne intersection. Police said he appeared to have tried to avoid colliding with another vehicle.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles R. Hill
Payne
Ohio
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