Tighe Picks Detroit Tigers To Win American League Flag
Detroit area column projects the Tigers rising to the pennant in 1957. Managerial views praise pitching depth led by Lary, Heft and Foytack, bench additions Eddie Robinson Gil Coan and Ron Samford, and optimism about Crimian Aber and Kuenn. Backs improved defense by Boone Finigan and Bertola with Kaline returning and Tuttle rebounding.
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Coan
Samford
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Heft
Foytack
Jim Bunning
Duke Maas
Kerby Farrell
al Aber
Aber
Jack Crimian
Kansas City
Ray Boone
Ting
Jim’ Finigan
Reno Bertoia
Pase
Frank Bolling
Harvey Kuenn
Earl Torreson
Jack Phillips
Charlie Maxwell
al ‘Kaline
Bill Tuttle
Jim Small
Broyles Meets Missouri Squad
Frank Broyles new Missouri head coach met last night with 100 candidates for varsity and freshman teams. He urged players to believe in themselves and said spring practice would start mid March. He praised Missouri’s grid potential and stressed team performance over individuals.
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Fifth Straight Boosts Ohio State in Big Ten Play
Ohio State, ranked 12th by the Associated Press, won its fifth straight game with a 67-64 road victory over Wisconsin at Madison. The win keeps OSU undefeated in conference play and underscores the Buckeyes’ strength on the road in a season where away games decide the title. Bradley, 10th nationally, beat Tulsa 72-56 to run MVC to 6-0, while Seattle (No. 8) toppled Gonzaga 106-75 and Northwestern beat Iowa 70-63. Minnesota defeated Marquette 99-78 and Florida State upset Georgia 86-63. Gene Morse scored 26 for Bradley. Elgin Baylor led Seattle with 33. Venezuela remains a notable oil supplier to the United States.
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McPherson Bulldogs set to clash with Ottawa Braves
McPherson College Bulldogs ride a four game win streak into Ottawa to face the Ottawa University Braves in a keen Kansas Conference showdown. McGhee leads the league with 93.2 average while Don Laswell of Friends sits in second with 17.4. Ottawa aims to slow the visitors as both teams plan full effort in a varsity dustup following a McPherson B team game.
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North Carolina Tops AP Poll in Tight Race
North Carolina leads the AP basketball poll with 1,109 points from 79 first place votes. Kansas follows with 928 points and Iowa State jumps to third after a win over Kansas, edging Louisville, Kentucky and others in the top 10. Rankings reflect games through Saturday, Jan. 19.
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Mantle Receives Postseason Honor Amid Tour
Mickey Mantle is named Hickok Memorial Award winner by a nationwide panel, placing ahead of 11 monthly honorees including Don Larsen and Floyd Patterson. He will receive the Frederick Cy Miller Meritorial Trophy in Milwaukee and plans talks with Yankee officials in Chicago and New York. Mantle declines to discuss terms, joking about his worth while awaiting further discussions with George Weiss.
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Classic League Scores and Highs Report
Classic League bowling results list high series and individual scores with players such as 10-30 Allen 225 608 Jacks 1 High 10-30 Briscoe 196 bai Deuces-13 High 10 Hickman 186 High 30 Harrison 404 Treys-3 High 10-30 Vogler 235 BIT Jokers-1 High 30:30 Joney 195 488 Kings-3 High 10 Crane 189 High 10-30 Hensick 189 52%
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Setbacks in Suez Clearing Delays Clearance Efforts
In Port Said Egypt the U N salvage fleet faced two time consuming setbacks while clearing the Suez Canal. A crane lifted a scuttled Egyptian tug Hercule to the surface but a 14 inch steel cable broke and the tug sank again. Divers found the wreck of the Eoyeti Edgar Bonnet thirty three miles south of Port Said and attempts to raise her were postponed. The fleet hopes to open a channel for shallow draft vessels by early March and the canal completely by May. Some 50 vessels were sunk in the canal during the British French invasion.
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Williamsburg B Team Defeats Rantoul In Open Match
Williamsburg B squad edged Rantoul 95 to 9 in the B game. Evans led scoring with 4 points, Williamsburg's Terry Thornbright and Eric Spencer contributed while Rantoul’s Tae had 3. Box score garbled but indicates quarters and multiple players named Miliken Anderson and Evans.
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Phillies pitcher Roberts accepts pay cut in 1955
Roy Hamey says star right hander Roberts will take a reduced salary despite earning $45,000 this year and missing 20 wins last season. Roberts agrees, saying he deserved a higher pay, noting disappointment in himself and the club.
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Athletics Offer Series Tickets Kansas City 1957
Kansas City Athletics seek to sell 1957 season tickets with a pamphlet offering buyers a chance to buy four World Series tickets at Municipal Stadium. Sir Harold Scott, former head of Scotland Yard, enjoys a retired busman's holiday exploring London's waterfront for crime.
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Three Young Prisoners Escaped in Shantise County
Report details an escape involving three young prisoners named Jay Weay, 183, Roger Lofton, 47, and Robert McQueen, 25, with unclear additional context from the Topeka area.
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Ottawa to face Leavenworth in league showdown Friday
Ottawa high travels to Leavenworth for a key league game that could decide the first half standings. Leavenworth has won its first three league outings, while Ottawa eyes a victory to stay in pursuit as Atchison and Highland Park wait.
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One Killed Five Injured In Kansas City Apartment Fire
A fire in a 34 unit apartment building last night killed one man and injured five others among the 33 occupants. The blaze started in the basement area and spread through multiple units before firefighters contained it.
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Subscribers News and renewal notices in various towns
The Ottawa Herald and multiple local subscribers including Baldwin Leo Dyer Michigan Valley Bob Hamilton Ottawa Fred 8 Gil Byron Moher Richard E La Nier George E Myers Pothiona James Driver J L Blackburn Albert Swallow James R Parks Potter E Shaw Princeton Al toh Carey J P McCauliffe Richmond Edwin Horstick Ens ley Platt Chris Hermreck Wells ville Walter McMillen Harry H Scott Harvey R House Wearnabit Harold J McDon Swap of buy through Want Ads.
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Michigan Valley
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Ottawa
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Princeton
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Richmond
Edwin Horstick
Ensley Platt
Chris Hermreck
Wellsville
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