College Football Roundup Signals Bowl Berths Across Nation
A sweeping roundup shows Cal v Stanford for PCC crown and Rose Bowl berth, LSU threats and Sugar Bowl host chance, Auburn chasing SEC title, Syracuse vs Oklahoma for Orange Bowl, Texas Christian eyeing SWC title and Cotton host spot, Air Force, Clemson, North Carolina, Florida, and Ivy rivals in key bids. Also notable is Notre Dame vs Iowa telecast and final Big Ten slate with Wisconsin, Purdue, Ohio State, Michigan, and Northwestern.
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Tigers Trade Martin for Narleski Mess I and Alvarez
Detroit Tigers acquire Billy Martin and Al Cicotte from Cleveland Indians in exchange for Ray Narleski Don Mess and Ossie Alvarez. Narleski Mossi provide bullpen strength for Cleveland while Detroit seeks more punch and infield depth.
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J. McHale
Tigers
Frank Lane
Cleveland Indians
Billy Martin
al Cicotte
Indians
Ray Narleski
Don Messi
Ossie Alvarez
McHale
Detroit
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Martin
Narleski
Mossi
Tribe
Amer
Gail Harris
Frank Bolling
Reno Bertoia
Ozzie Virgil
Cicotte
Messi
Calhoun Faces Tiger Jones in TV Boxing Showdown
Rory Calhoun, 24, meets Ralph Tiger Jones in a 10 round TV attraction at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun carries a 37-5-1 record while Jones stands 45-23-4, with NBC delivering the bout from 10 p.m. EST and both men tied to White Plains and Yonkers areas for home bases.
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Rory Will
Ralph ‘Tiger’ Jones
Madison Square Garden
Calhoun
Spider Webb
San Francisco
Joey Giardello
Gene
Ace) Armstrong
National Boxing Assn
Jones
Jack Paar
Kid Gavilan
Jim Hegerle
Mickey Crawford
Sugar Ray
Tiger
Yonkers
St. Albans
N.Y
White Plains
Bench not 2b, Braves prioritize bench strength
Milwaukee Braves executive vice president Birdie Tebbetts said the club will first shore up the bench and defer second base concerns. He dismissed urgency over second base even with Red Schoendienst sidelined for tuberculosis treatment in St Louis and noted Felix Mantilla as not in desperate straits.
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Birdie ‘Tebbetts
Milwaukee Braves
Felix) Mantilla
Tebbetts
Braves
Red Schoendiemst
St. Louis
Boxing results from St Paul and Charleston
The Associated Press reports two boxing decisions. Del Flanagan outpointed Gil Turner in St Paul at 150 pounds. Noel Humphreys outpointed Little Cezar in Charleston at 129 pounds.
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Minn
del Flanagan
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Noel Humphreys
Charleston
W. Va
Little Cezar
Manila
Buchholz Opens U S Cup Hope With Win Over Anderson
SYDNEY AP Earl Buchholz, 18, St. Louis, powered past Mal Anderson, 6 3 6 3 9 7, in a second round at the New South Wales Championships. Buchholz, after Wimbledon junior title in England last July, paired with Chris Crawford in doubles as darkness halted play with the Americans trailing.
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United States
Earl Buchholz
Mal Anderson
England
Anderson
Buchholz
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
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Wayne Reid
Reids
Crawford
Roy Emerson
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Barry Phillips-Moore
Australia
Hamilton Richardson
Arlington
John Hillebrand
Alex Almedo
California
Warren Woodcock
Australia Leads Cup Match as Hogan Snead Tied for Second
In Mexico City, Australia sits atop the Canada Cup team race with Hogan and Snead of the United States tied for second after a hectic first round. Colombia’s Sala leads individuals with a 69, while two Australians Phillips and Nagle posted 142 as the U S Ireland trail by one stroke. A 12,000 crowd roars at Club de Golf Mexico as defending champion Japan sits 18th.
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Mexico City
Ben Hogan
Sem Snead
Colombia
United States
Ireland
Australia
Ee Sala
Frank Phillips
Ken Nagle
Phillips
Nagle
Hogan
Snead
Argentina
Great Britain
Scotland
Brazil
Spain
Philippines
Harry Bradshaw
Flory van Donck
Belgium
Leopoldo Ruiz
Bernard Hunt
Mexico
Club de Golf Mexico
National Basketball Association Thursday Results
Minneapolis defeated Syracuse 121 to 102 in a high scoring NBA game. Boston faced New York and Philadelphia hosted Cincinnati in Saturday schedule. National Hockey League saw Detroit and Montreal tied 4 to 4 in Thursday action with several upcoming games listed for Chicago Montreal New York Toronto Detroit Boston.
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Associated Press
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Syracuse
Boston-New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Detroit
Minneapolis
St. Louis
National Hockey League
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Class A Foes To Hold Common Prayer Before Title Clash
Meadow Bridge and Winfield football teams meet for the Class A championship at Dunbar. Winfield is the unbeaten favorite after a 10-0 season, while Meadow Bridge, 9-1, relies on Dale Wells who has 1,600 rushing yards and 121 points. Coaches emphasize character. players will pray together in the dressing room before kickoff.
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Meadow Bridge
Winfield
Generals
Fayette County
Wildcats
Fayetteville
Bob Zopp
Henry Danner
Mount Hope
Leon McCoy
Dale) Wells
Wells
Fleet Wildcat
Putnam County Generals
McCoy
Bob McCoy
Morris Serger
Tennessee
Zopp
West Virginia Tech
Red Wings Tie Montreal 4-4 at Forum in rough NHL night
Montreal Canadiens, once feared at home, needed Dickie Moore's late second period goal to salvage a 4-4 tie with the Detroit Red Wings at the Montreal Forum. The draw left Montreal two points ahead in the standings while Detroit moved into a second-place deadlock with the New York Rangers.
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National Hockey
Montreal Canadiens
Canucks
Forum
Dickie Moore
Montreal
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Detroit
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Macauley Named Coach of Hawks
St Louis Hawks hire Easy Ed Macauley as head coach, replacing fired Andy Phillip under owner Ben Kerner. Macauley, 30, vows no major upheaval and will stay in uniform until December 15. Phillip, who had led early in Western Division, reacts to the abrupt dismissal as Baylor scores 37 for the Lakers in a 121 102 win over the Nationals.
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Ed Macauley
St. Louis Hawks
Ben Kerner
Macauley
St. Louis University
Hawks
Phillip
NBA
Kerner
Boston Celtic
Illinois “Whiz Kids
Alex Hannum
Hannum
Celtics
Elgin Baylor
Minneaplis Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
Lakers
Baylor
George Yardley
Detroit
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