Non Title Fights Set This Week
Boxing week unfolds with Kid Gavilan and Archie Moore headlining non title bouts in Boston Miami and New York. Stars include Nino Valdes Earl Walls Harry Mattheus Gil Turner Bobby Dykes Joe Miceli and challengers Parker Par ker Tiger Jones Lombardo Jones and LaMotta in Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati and Spokane events broadcast on ABC NBC CBS and local telecasts.
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Kid Gavilan
Ight
Archie Moore
Nino Valdes
Earl Walls
Harry Kid
Mattheus
Gil Turner
Bobby Dykes
Joe Miceli
Gavilan
Anrl
Tile Dran
Carl Bobo Olson
Italy
Livio Minelli
Boston
Victor
Churiu
Ay Gilde
Moore
Bob Baker
Miami Beach Auditorium
Gavilan-Minelli
Moore- Baker
Valdes
James J. Parker
Toronto
China Chin
Madison Square Garden
ABC
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Dukes
Miami
Ralph Tiger Jones
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Eastern Parkway
Dumont
Turner
Philadelphia
Jones Boy
Bobby
Oakland
Calif
CBS
Miceli
Johnny Lombardo
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati Music Hall
Walls
Freddie
Beshore
Los Angles
Edmonton
Matthews
Seattle
Murray Burnett
Chicago
Spokane
Wash
Jake LaMotta
Johnny Pretzie
Lee Enginee Oo
Another Chance For George Washington U
George Washington University seeks its chance to snap a seven year drought against North Carolina State as they meet for an NCAA Eastern regional berth in Philadelphia. State advanced with an 82 80 overtime win over Wake Forest in the ACC tournament final. GW beat Richmond 83 70 in the Southern Conference title game.
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Durham
N. C
George Washington
N. C. State
Philadelphia
State
Duke University
Wake Forest
Richmond
Colonials
Patc
NCAA
Southern
ACC
Reynolds Coliseum
Duke
Spiders
Mails
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Shue
Raleigh
Dickie Hemric
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers
Assn
Lonesville
Mal Thompson
Forvuard
Caight
Hemric
Gene Shue
Brillant
Maryland
Bobby Leonard
Indiana
Illinois
Hoosiers
Don Schmndt
Oklahoma A and M
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
Corky Devlin
Wuduagia
N.C
Navy
Connecticut
Fordham
la Salle
Buffalo
N. Y
Maryland reports 70 candidates for spring football
At College Park Maryland 70 candidates including 27 lettermen report to Coach Jim Tatum for spring practice opening. Four workouts weekly over two weeks feature an intra squad scrimmage each Saturday. Returning standouts include center John Irvine end Bill Walker guards George Palahumik and Jack Bouersox with co captains Irvine and Bielski.
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College Park
Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
Tatum
Oklahoma
John Irvine
Bill Walker
George Palahumk
Jack Bouersox
Charlie Bonold
Dick Burgee
Ronnie Waller
Dick Bielski
Irvine
Bielski
Orioles Win In 10th Inning Exhibition Victory
Out fielder Dick Kokos belted a two run homer in the tenth to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-0 exhibition win over the Chicago Cubs. The Orioles hit three homers overall, with Clint Courtney and Jim Fridley also going deep as they posted their second straight exhibition victory.
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Yuma. Aru
Dick Kokos
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Clint Courtney
Jim Fridley
Braves
Miami
Fla
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Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Bill Antonello
Ted Bartz
Lew Burdette
Jim Watson
Ernie Puva
Cyubiy Dencnaerel
Ed Mathews
Johnny Logan
Wilson
Bobby Thomson
Bob Milken
Giant
Ronnie Negray
Milwaukee
Burdette
J Wilson
E. Johnson
Lajuna
Milliken
Negray
Wade
Podres
Campanella
Chisox
Tampa
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Willard Marshall
Cincinnati
Jill Sox
Sox
Jack Harshman
Bill Fischer
Mike Fornteles
Marshall
Nelson Fox
Johnny Groth
Ferris Fam
Fox
Industrial Bowling League Health Center Standings Update
Latest bowling results list Morgan's, Plumbers, Harold's, Marlow's, Gladhill, Fred. P.&G., Warren's, Schlitz, Groffs, Tinners and more. High team game goes to Frederick Paint and Glass with 616. high individual game to Holter with 145. high individual set to Jack Hart with 379.
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Holter
Jack Hart
Fred P&g
top-Crowther
E.&h. Tinners
Warren's Shop
Marlow's
T Morgan's Lunch
Gladhill Furn
Groff Bros
Schutz Beer
Harold's Shop
K. &H. Pumbers
Selvy and Devlin Lead All Tournament Voting
All-America Frank Selvy of Furman and Corky Devlin of George Washington headlined the Southern Conference All Tournament team chosen by sportswriters after the conference tourney. Devlin set a 41 point single game record to fuel GW in the finals as Selvy claimed 26 of 27 votes.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Frank Selvy
Furman
Corky Devlin
George Washington
Joe Helap
Warren Mills
Richmond
Red Holmes
West Virginia University
Micky Furfari
Assn
Darrell Floyd
Elliott Karver
Ed Harrison
Wimh Rich
Washington and Lee
Eddie Becker
West Virginia
Frederick YMCA Team Eliminated by Gettysburg in Close Shootout
The Frederick YSCA basketball team fell 77 to 76 to Gettysburg Psi Kappa Chi at the Hazerstown invitational. Frederick led early and stayed ahead most of the night but could not hold the slim margin. Lockenmeer sealed the win with four late points as Gettysburg edged ahead. Other results: Chambersburg beat Martinsburg 87-81. Monterey crushed the Baltimore Clippers 103-79. Waynesboro defeated Glasscastle 80-76.
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Frederick Ysca
Hazerstown
Gettysburg Psi Kappa Chi Quint
Frederick
Lockenmeer
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Monterey
Baltimore Clippers
Waynesboro
Greencastle
G. F
Stockman
Talley
Meen
Routzahn
Tyeryar
Rice
Gettysburg
G. F Tp. Avis
Lochenmeyer
Teti
Hammith
Fisher
G. Twine
Mt St Mary's Wins Conference Title
Mt St Marys defeated Loyola 84 to 65 to capture the Mason-Dixon Conference tournament title in Baltimore. Sal Angelo led the Mounts with 30 points, earning all-tournament honors alongside Jack Sullivan and Bill Stanley while Loyola's Joel Hittleman set a tournament scoring record with 79 points over three games.
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Baltimore
Mt. St. Mary's
Loyola
Mounts
Sal Angelo
Roanoke
Angelo
Jack Sullivan
Bill Stanley
Joel Hittleman
John Giraldf Roanoke
Mt. St. Mary’s
Five Races Undecided in Postseason College Basketball
Postseason bids loom as five conferences remain undecided with two weeks of tournaments ahead. LSU defeats Tulane 63-52 to cap a 14-game SEC win streak and set up a Kentucky clash. Cornell edges Penn to lean toward the Ivy title. Oregon State vs Southern California looms in the PCC deciding series. Rice and Texas vie for the SWC crown with Rice holding a 1-0 edge. Indiana seizes the Big Ten title as Schmindt sets scoring records.
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New York
Louisiana State
Tulane
Kentucky
Bob Pettit
LSU
ESU
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Ivy League
Cornell
Princeton
Chuck Rolles
Penn
Oregon State
Southern California
Long Beach
Raccoon Life and Habits from Maryland Wildlife Doc
Maryland wildlife guide details the raccoon range across counties, breeding in January and February, 2-6 young after 63 days, and a 12 year average life. It notes nocturnal habits, den trees, and behaviors such as washing food, plus its value as game and fur, diet includes fish, crayfish, poultry, and various other foods.
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Maryland
Mr. Coon
Future baseball managers spotted in youth by Talbot
Tampa columnist Gayle Talbot notes many high league players are earmarked as future managers. Birdie Tebbetts, former catcher, is named as Cincinnati Redlegs manager hopeful. Club veteran Gabe smooths the path, praising Tebbetts as a planner and thinker capable of adapting to developments. The Redlegs, having finished fifth often, seek fortune with a large camp and a rookie manager challenge.
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Tampa
Fla
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Birdie
Dattha
Gabe
Rogers Hornsby
Jit
Tebbetts
Hornsby
Diamond
The
Redlegs
Royals Edge Knickers At Madison Square Garden 91 86
Rochester Royals led most of the game and held off a late rally by the New York Knickerbockers 91 to 86 at Madison Square Garden. The win drops New York two games behind Boston and Syracuse in the Eastern Division standings.
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Phoenix
Anz
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Indians
Dave Pope
Royals
Knicks
New York
Rochester Royals
New York Knickerbockers
Madison Square Garden
Knickerbocker
Boston
Syracuse
Nationals rout Bullets for 103 77 victory
Syracuse Nationals moved into second in the Eastern Division by defeating the Baltimore Bullets 103 to 77. Mario de Benedetti won the eight day race in Montevideo completing the thousand mile course in 33 hours 15 minutes and 2 seconds.
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Bullets
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Nationals
Boston
Baltimore Bullets
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mario de Benedetti
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across League Play
The scores show multiple exhibition games with wins by Boston over Philadelphia seven to one and Philadelphia defeating Washington seven to three. Milwaukee edged Brooklyn nine to one as New York beat St Louis eight to ten in Chicago. Cincinnati triumphed over Philadelphia eight to two while Pittsburgh defeated Detroit seven to three. Baltimore routed Chicago sixteen to ten in ten innings and Cleveland beat New York ten to three.
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Sarasota
Fla
Boston
Billy Consolo
Red Sox
Payne Park
Philadelphia Phillies
Consolae
Phillies
Murty Dickson
Karl Olson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Douglas Houston Shatters Course Record to Win Houston Open
Doug Douglas, age 36, carded a five under 67 to finish 72 holes at 277 and win the $6,000 top prize in the Houston Open. Cary Middlecoff placed second at 273, while a four way tie for third at 280 included Ed Oliver, Freddie Haas, and Ted Kroll. Mayfield narrowly missed a runner-up finish after a crucial six-foot miss.
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Douglas Houston
Dave Douglas
Grossinger
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Middlecoff
Waugiaa
Une UL senolAy del
Memorial Park
Shelly Mayfield
Chicopee
Mags
Douglas
Mayfield
Ed Oliver
Palm Springs
Calif
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Russia Wins 1954 World Ice Hockey Title
Sweden reports that Russia defeated Canada 7-2 in the final to win the 1954 world ice hockey championship held in Stockholm on March 7.
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Russia
Stockholm
Sweden
Canada
Roundup of Sports on Yankees and White Sox in 1950s context
Roundup compares the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox as they push toward the pennant race. It notes the Yankees' depth and star power versus the Sox reliance on Quest/Mino Minoso, highlighting Minoso's 151 games 313 with 104 RBIs and 25 stolen bases, and questions how Cleveland or rivals might keep pace.
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Tampa
New York ‘Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Trsinc
Casey Stengel
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Yankee
Paul Richard
Questes Minoso Minoso
Sox
Sherman Lollar
Minoso
Sam Mele
Jim Rivera
Mele
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E. Patrick St. Ph. MO
Dunlop Tire & Sport Shop
E. 4Th Street
Frigidaire
the Potomac
Edison CO
Rawlings
Spalding
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
E. Pat. St
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