Slacks Ban Lifts For WIBC National Championship
After two years, the WIBC National Championships allow slacks again in Phoenix links, banning only extremely tight or baggy styles. Former WIBC president Mrs. Kneprath explains attire changes for teams, noting past fashion missteps and efforts to present a neater image on the lanes.
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Farmaley
Sanson
Moore
Tom Ant
Wits
Raut Sinn
Joe Mintze
Aston
Poouin Moa
Lorie Ricci
Hank
Dodgers sign Gilliam and others amid contract wave
Dodgers lock in Gilliam with a reported 1000 raise to 25000 as part of a larger contract wave. Nate Smith Mel Carbo and Bart Shirley are also nearing terms while Neal heads to the Mets leaving Gilliam poised for second base. Gilliam led NL in walks and posted 54 strikeouts in 1961.
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Nate Smith
Mel Carbo
Bart Shirley
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Swith
Charlie’ Neal
New York
Mets
Seth
Oimaha
Shirley
Atlanta
Corba
Greenville
Jace Globt
Hewle Ee
Carlord Parry Iene
Saney
Chet Ath
Wrap Ring in Wire Fence for Title Go
A wire fence surrounds Municipal Auditorium as Fred Dig and Enriqe Torres clash for the world heavyweight wrestling crown in a two hour time limit bout. Former boxing champion Primo Camera faces Art Mahalik in the semi main. Tickets from Trans-American Ticket Agency.
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Lion Tackle In Barroom Free-for-All At Detroit Hotel
Detroit Lions defensive tackle Gil Mains and ex wrestler Young were in a barroom fight at Jefferson Hall Hotel Saturday. Mains said Mitchell Massant grabbed him and four or five men attacked as Young aided him. Mains suffered facial lacerations and a broken tooth. Young was injured.
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Poly Wilson clash looms in Moore League showdown
Poly and Wilson square off Wednesday night at Long Beach City College with Poly boasting a 3-0 league mark and top power in offense and defense. Wilson aims to derail the Bruins and prevent a 23rd straight Moore League loss as two other league games also test contenders.
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Forrest Lind
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Wilson
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Wilson High
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Japanese Officials Study U.S. Hoops Tactics for 1952
Hiroshi Saito, a 28 year old Japanese basketball official, visits American colleges and pro arenas to learn methods for Japan's Olympic team. He hails from the Japanese Aggteur Basketball Assn staff and travels with Shiro Yoshi, visiting NYU, Michigan State, Marquette, Kentucky, Madison Square Garden, and Southern California to study pro and college play, praising Oscar Robertson as a standout.
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UPI
Hiroshi Saito
United States
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Joe Lapchick
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Japan
University of California
Saito
Shiro Yoshi
Aggteur Basketball Assn
New York University
Michigan State
Marquette
California
Salto
Yoshi
Callige
Madison Square Garden
City League Basketball Tonight Action at Local Gym
Games tonight feature Hes: VE Shale and Hales in prime slots. Readers see a cluttered schedule with teams and times listed, including venues and matchups, as local fans await decisive night finishes.
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Jan Josts
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Pisa
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Vantin Levan
Buckeyes and Wildcats Keep Winning Streaks Alive
Ohio State crushed Purdue 94 73 for its 18th straight win and Kentucky stretched its string to 19 with a 71 62 victory over Georgia Tech. Ole Miss and Gonzaga also part of busy week with standout performances from Mel Garland and Cotton Noah.
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College Basketball Results From Various Universities
Reports list multiple NCAA games with scores and participating teams including Ohio State 94 over Wisconsin 65 and Illinois 72 over Cal State. Other matchups show Saint Marys, Nevada, and Dayton among winners or notable scorers, reflecting a busy slate across conferences.
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Ruta
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Mid-Cities Tennis Finals Set Amid Weekend Action
John Winston of Pangie Beach upset top seed Brian Beckman to reach the Mid-Cities B singles quarterfinals, then fell to Harry Street of Manhattan Beach. Gerry Marl of Long Beach won the B women's semifinal, facing Donna Dunckel of Redondo Beach. Diane Ringler of Long Beach advances in D women's, while Ron Morse and Bob Halpin of LACC reach D men's semifinals. Janet Leigh and Chuck Jandréau enter the mixed doubles.
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National Indoor Tennis Champs Draw Top U.S. Players
Internationals and national amateurs will compete in the National Indoor tennis championships at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Top U.S. entries include Whitney Reed of Alameda California, Chudie McKinley of St Louis, Don Dell of Bethesda Maryland, Frank Frochling of Coral Gables and Ron Holfbiers of Brooklyn, joined by players from Spain Australia and Canada.
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