Narleski Trade Ball Talks Focus on Yanks and Tigers
New York general manager Frank Lane seeks a second baseman for the Cleveland Indians by dangling Narleski. Yankees would offer Mobhy Richardson and Jim Coates. Detroit may receive Frank Holling with others like Gene Woodling and Jim Hegan possible moves. Giants and Reds executives signal imminent deals as expansion, territorial rules, and the 1960 All-Star site discuss.
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New York
Frank Lane
Nay Narleski
New York Yankees
Bulralf Vinees
Cleveland
Lane
Pather
Greeings
Baseball Writers
Joecual
Navleski
Yanks
Idiane
Mobhy [Richardson
Jim Coates
Detroit
Narleski
Frank Holling
Gene Woodling
Jim
Hegan
Tigers
Washington
Ray Sievers
Giants
Billy Regney
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Gene Paul
Colorado Springs
Tomara
Chicagoi
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chica
World Telepram
Sun Today
National
Fittsburgh
Baltimore
Walkersville Teams Stretch Victory Streak in Double Bill
Walkersville High School varsity and six basketball squads extended their season win streaks with decisive wins over the Maryland School for the Deaf in a double bill. The varsity led by Dick tenth with 16 points and Gerald Horner’s nine rebounds, while Bob Hooper topped the jayvees with 21 points as all 12 players scored. Next game is at Thurmont on January 28 at 7 p.m.
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Walkersville
Maryland
Dick Tenth
Gerald Horner
Bob Hooper
Thurmont
Garst
Tygy
Fred Hawkins
el- Swamley
Stover
Hawking Travner
Cagh
SAN Dermavet
D. Smith
lWlose
Venturi
Powell
Shellon
Wisner
Apgn Fairfield
Casey
Sry Hall
Chattanooga
Johnson
Akron
Ohio
Barlee
Thunderbird Couster Club
Meyers
Waltermyer
WeGee
Brunswick High School
Atel Catz
Jenare Mae Herial
Junge
Pat
Carrall County Basketshwinning
Pate Longue
Airy
Bud Walker
Jay Swifton
Ark
G. Simons
Bae' Ty
Wits
ML Airy
Martin
Nurihy
Ae Kreball
Pewroll
Aspannfarery Topas
Neston
New York
Montreal
le Wil- Alfgdon
Neekh Carro
Alderson Roadidus
Davis
Lie Mays
Llandimes
Harlem
le Grospogaig
Bethany
Hisaeinen Hemeies
Olenaries
Bauerline
Lutheran
Medea
Panetnunitros Mi
Concord
Iddletown Tutheran
U. Church Af Christ
Dorsay
Piedmont Mills
Evangelical Teformed
Yor West
Calvary Methodist
Washilimert
Buckeystown
Carvel
RT Tae Ae Ag
Calvary Mt. Airy
Mt. Pleasant
Evan Reformed
Grace U. Cn
Christ
Baptist
Midlt
Cully
Doubs
Reformed
Bowling Leagues Showdown Amid Strong Team Standings
The article details men's and women's division bowling standings, high game and set records, and weekly schedules. It notes team names such as Diamond Silver Top Moose Lodge United and May's, with individual performers like Himes, Ray, and Norwood setting records. It also references inter-church league results and a Brunswick High School basketball recap with late-game twists.
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Price Electing CO
LGS
Glandingy
Bobcats
Nigers
Sunwnitanse
de Lions
Weavel
D. Dubrow
Norwood
Grams
B. Nore
x-Diamond
Democratic
May's
United
x-Movse
Gunther
Swampers
Manse Turs
Diamond Wed
United ‘Thurs
Moose Lodge
United Fire
May
Grovery
Gunther Beer
Johnny Swamper
Democratic Club
Himes
Ire
Schultz
Silver Ton
Ray
Siver Tap
Knicks Couches Fined By Padoloff
The NBA fined several players and a coach after a Philadelphia game with airship controversy. Coach Vince Boryla received a $50 fine for outburst, while Cael Byail and Harrison were fined for infractions. the Knicks faced $325 in penalties for conduct and other misdeeds.
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Air Force
Airbourne
Hay
Hill Hoffman
Eddie Grok
Vieters
Airbourne G. FB
Vy. Stockman
New York
Pres- Murt
Witent Maurice Podoloff
Na- Bare
Mard Neel
Vince Aboryla
New
Phillips
York
Knickerbackers
J. Storkman
Philadelphia
Poddlett
Cael Byail
Cael
Harrison
S.olfman
Cranas
Castle
Boryla
Tomi
Ford
Madigan Sanate Garden Court
A Hoffman
Aizainst
Lou Wixenstein
Hall
Knicks
Eisenstein
Mitn
Ulen
Baryla
Tamatic
Hisenstein
Podoloff
Braun
Balt
Fredericks
Spectacular 8 Under Par Shot By Venturi
Palm Springs Jan 24 Ken Venturi fired an 8 under par 64 to bolt into the Thunderbird Invitational halfway lead while Jimmy Demaret carded 65 to stay within striking distance. Demaret, a three time winner, and Veo Wilh hold 133 after two rounds as Souchak and others lag behind.
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Palm Springs
Calli
Ken Venturi
Jimmy Demaret
Ge Tol
Jett Demaret
San Francisco
Veo
Suri Wilh
Demaret
Ventuti
Mike Souchak
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Dave
J Marr
Rumson
Harney
Marr
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Newport Beach
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Lloyd Mangrum
Apple Valley
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Jean Beliveau
Padoloff
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Schwarisci Hall
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Donald J. Kilby
Mavey Milby
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Ballimore News-Most
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Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
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Patrick St
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Mayer
Edsel Company
Vasturing Iiterior
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Hochdays
Miteage
Dean
Moyer Linc
Edsel Sales, Inc
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Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
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