Yankees Face Salary Squabble and Training Warnings
New York AP report from Fifth Avenue outlines Casey Stengel staunching the Yankees salary dispute with the front office. He urged players to improve training habits and effort, warning that some may be moved or fined for lax play and late running. Stengel also touched on trades, watches, and general team discipline while cautioning about high salaries and player performance.
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Sophia Matmen Notch 4th Win
Sophia Highs wrestlers dominated Webster Springs Matmen, routing them 324 to boost their season record to 4 wins in 8 starts. Scores show falls and decisions across weight classes, with Sophia gaining five early points and securing key pins and decisions through the afternoon. They face undefeated Hinton Bobcats next, at 7:90 p.m.
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Junior High Eaglets extend win streak in roundup
Beckley Junior High beat Mullens 58 to 46 as Eaglets win ninth straight. Fayetteville edged Gauley Bridge 40 to 32 while Mount Hope crushed Kingston 82 to 27. Sophia outlasted Glen White 38 4 in overtime. Bane Sarrett led with 18 for Beckley, Shrewsbury had 15 for Mullens, Arritt 13 for Fayetteville.
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Davis Cup Team Departs Australia After Farewell Speech
Captain Perry Jones bid farewell at Overseas Airport before the U S Davis Cup team flew home. The 70 year old Los Angeles tennis executive thanked Australians and recited a self composed poem about parting friends. The team will stay five days in Honolulu before arriving in Los Angeles. Team members included Alex Olmedo, Barry MacKay, Far Buchholz, and Chris Crawford. Ham Richardson had left earlier.
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Simultaneous Meets Sought For NY Tracks
New York State Racing Commission chairman Ashley Trimble Cole urged August simultaneous racing at Saratoga and New York City. He said under current law Saratoga gets 24 racing days when other plants are idle and that there would be enough horses to run both venues.
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Bulldogs Upset Shady Mullens Chalks CC Win
One unbeaten team was dumped from the favorite circle as Oceana High School fell to Athens Trojans 65-64 in Athens, snapping a 10 game win streak. Princeton kept rolling with an 81-58 win over Gary Coaldiggers for a 10th straight victory. Montgomery meets the Greyhounds, aiming to extend an eight game run tonight.
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Madison Montgomer y Pivotal clash for regional tourney hopes
Madison and Montgomery square off in a key Class AAA regional seed race in Fayetteville with hopes for March 13 14 play. Montgomery sits in a bracket with Oak Hill and East Bank while Madison faces Beckey and Seth in a separate three team group. The night includes two tri county games and a slate of nearby schoolboy results across Coalfield Raleigh and Wyoming county leagues.
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Moore Plans One More Shot At Heavy Title
James town AP Archie Moore eyes a final bid for the heavyweight title with plans for a 1959 return bout against Yvon Durelle in Montreal. He might also fight Henry Cooper for a larger payday before facing the Patterson Johansson winner, aiming to reclaim the crown.
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Ock Willowell Tops PGA Seniors Opener In Florida
Ock Willowell led the 55 and over group with a 69 in the first round of the PGA Seniors Championship in Dunedin Florida. Pete Goldbeck and Ed McElligott matched par while Bill Jelliffe needed a hole in one for par and defending champion Gene Sarazen finished at 73.
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Pope Meets Ignis Bike Racing Team at Vatican
Pope John XXIII hosted Italy’s Ignis cycling squad led by world champion Ercole Baldini and Miguel Poblet at the Vatican. The Pontiff, admitting limited knowledge of sports, said athletics matter for Christians, humans, and society.
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John XXIII
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Ercole Baldini
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West Milford star scores 66 but team loses 101 87
Gary Simon a 6 2 senior forward for West Milford High scored 66 points on 20 field goals and 2 fouls in a high school contest at Flemington Taylor County. The Huskies fell to Flemington 101 87.
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Wyoming Coaches Meet in Pineville Dow Shed Tonight
The Wyoming County Coaches Association will meet at 7 p.m. in the Dow Shed, announced by secretary Paul Greer. All school representatives are urged to attend the meeting.
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U S Russia Clash In World Hoop Meet
The United States and Russia meet in Santiago Chile to decide the World Amateur Basketball Tournament title race. The Russians, undefeated at 4-0, could win the crown with a victory though politics loom large as they refuse to face Nationalist China. The U.S. squad, 3-0, faces Chile and Brazil next, with coach Buzz Bennett voicing concern that Russia is the stronger team while the Americans must improve to contend.
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San Diego Open Starts Thursday at Mission Valley Club
The $20,000 San Diego Open begins Thursday at Mission Valley Country Club, a favorite course for strong hitters. The last event was in autumn 1957, won by Arnold Palmer, who returns with Art Wall Jr. and Ken Venturi to contend this year.
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