Big 10 Reinstates Indiana Coach Phil Dickens
The Big Ten unanimously approves the reinstatement of Indiana football coach Phil Dickens, sidelined since August for alleged recruiting violations. Dickens returns with staff from Wyoming, while Indiana resumes a 1956 unbeaten coaching record under his leadership and a $15,000 annual salary.
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Tug) Wilson
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Mosel Fires 62 Leads Sanford Open After Round One
Pro Stan Mosel shot a 62 to lead the Sanford Open in Sanford Florida, four strokes ahead after the opening round at the 6,140 yard Mayfair Course. Jay Hebert was runner up with a 66 as par stands at 36-34-70.
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Bowling scores update from league night
Langs 0 Pete Lang 503 Pepsi Cola 4 Bob Feurer 572 Giles 0 Dude Hicks 501 Marion Lions 4 Don Mills 518 Carbondale Eagles 0 Jim Thompson 524 Joyners 3 Charles Hilliard 491 Orkin 1 Max Ragin 521 Bills Grocery 4 Jack Herren 563 Marion Ellis 0 Melvin Soldner 532 High team series Egyptian Lines 3 014 High series Bob Feurer 572 High game Jack Herren 230.
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Boudreau Becomes Cubs Radio Announcer in 1958
Lou Boudreau, former Kansas City Athletics manager, will team with sportscaster Jack Quinlan to broadcast Chicago Cubs home and road games in 1958. Quinlan has hosted Cubs games on WIND for five seasons, and the pair will also join WGN, owned by the Chicago Tribune Company.
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Cubs Radio Rights Signed for Six Years With WGN
WGN gains exclusive radio rights to all Cub games for the next six years. Boudreau, 40, ex University of Illinois basketball and baseball star, managed the Cleveland Indians to the 1948 World Series title. He joins a growing list of ex major league players moving to radio or TV.
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St. Louis Beats Boston 97 94 in tight game
St Louis held off Boston 97 to 94 as the Cardinals edged the Celtics in a high scoring clash. Detroit topped Philadelphia 101 to 96 in another NBA duel.
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