Rizzo resigns as New Orleans Pelicans general manager
Vince Rizzo quits with the Pelicans amid front office discord and financial troubles. The team, last in the league, plans to operate under a three member board while Charley Silvera returns as playing manager. Rumors link a possible move to Shreveport, though officials deny immediate transfer.
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Buckeyes Davis Sets 440 Record At NCAA Meet
Glenn Davis of Ohio State set a world best in the 440 yard dash with 45.7 seconds at the 37th NCAA track and field meet in Berkeley. Ron Delany of Villanova swept the 880 and mile while Alex Henderson of Arizona State Tempe improved American and NCAA marks in the two mile. Delany also won the mile in 4 03.5 and 1:48.6 for the 880.
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Gallant Man Beats Bold Ruler In Metropolitan Handicap
In the Belmont Park Metrop Handicap Gallant Man surged from ninth to defeat Bold Ruler by two lengths in a 1 35 35 finish. Adele L. Rand's Clem was third as 33 657 fans watched the 65th running of the one mile race. Gallant Man earned 37 620 and boosted his career total to 348 855. Bold Ruler, Wheatley Stable's 135 pound favorite, settled for second as Eddie Arcaro rode.
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Little Eight Tonight Scores From West Monroe and More
Scores from West Monroe Downsville Calhoun Swartz Drew Eureka show results for the Little Eight games with Eros at West Monroe and Caliborne. The brief listing notes two point spreads and team pairings as reported.
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Holland Falls In De Lamaze Cup Ninth Title
Henri de Lamaze of Paris defeated Tim Holland of Rocksville Centre New York to win his fifth straight French Amateur golf crown and ninth overall. Holland led 1 up after the morning round but fell behind after lunch as de Lamaze gained control, closing out the match on the 33rd hole. Coach Ned Harkness of RPI notes his lacrosse team has beaten Yale six times in 10 meetings.
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Suggs Surges Past Hagge For Round Robin Lead
Veteran Louise Suggs moved ahead of Mar lene Hagge in the Round Robin Women's Invitational Golf Tourney at Tedesco CC Marblehead. Hagge's sister Alice Bauer rose to runner up with 29 points in the doubles rounds as Suggs posted a 300 total for the 72 hole contest.
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Athletics Sign Crack Florida State Shortstop
Dick Howser a 21-year-old Florida State University shortstop signed Friday by the Kansas City Athletics. Howser 5 feet 8, 155 pounds, 1957 all star NCAA baseball selection, batted at least .325 in three collegiate seasons. Scouts Clyde Klutz and Jack Stanford praise his speed arm and power. He will report this weekend to Rochester Minnesota for the Class B Three-I League.
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Fisherman Builds Sturdy Fishing Raft at Watonga
Leonard Shipman constructed a solid fishing raft with a sun deck, comfortable chairs, and a motor to navigate. Holly Mims from Washington helps support his family as a newsboy before turning to boxing.
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Christy and Laye Clash for Louisiana Heavyweight Crown
Jerry Christy and Charley Laye are set to fight for the vacant Louisiana heavyweight title. Promoter Gus Kallio scrapped an eight man elimination to avoid a long card. A tag team bout Curtis and Barney versus Brummett and Massey fills the semi final slot. Jazz Band from Nev ille High School will play before and between falls. The title bout runs two falls in up to 90 minutes. the tag match up to one hour.
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M.G.M. Defeats People’s Home in Minor A League Battle
In a hard fought Minor A League contest M.G.M. handed People’s Home stead its first defeat 12-10. Winning battery was Roper and Morrison over Rowsey and Trawick. Trawick led the losers with a 3-for-3 day at the plate.
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First Class Mechanics Openings in Fastest Growing Service
Advertises openings for skilled, sober workers in a clean service department with A-1 pay, modern equipment, and top company benefits. Mentions M. R. Pinkston, Sev. Mar., Lamar Baker as general manager at Lincoln Mercury English Ford, 717 Crockett, Shreveport, La.
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Rutgers Uses Free Throws To Beat Delaware On Court
Rutgers converted 25 of 29 foul shots to defeat Delaware in a winter basketball game. The Chicago White Sox led the American League in stolen bases with 109 in 1957.
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