Yankees consider infield reshuffle under Stengel plan
New York Yankees front office hints at changes in the infield with McDougald moving to second base and Tony Kubek possibly shifting, as Casey Stengel weighs options. The veteran players and rising prospects like Gil McDougall and Coleman are cited in discussions to adjust positions and bolster the infield for the season.
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World Invitation bowling finals loom on NBC network
Chicago November 23 final details for the Inaugural World’s Invitation match game championship set to air Friday December 13. Don Carter leads a field of top men including Buddy Bomar Joe Witman and Bill Lillard while Marion Ladewig heads a six time champion women’s lineup. Prize money totals 54200 with 5400 to the winner and 2500 for second. The event runs December 4 to 13 across NBC TV and radio networks reaching an audience of thousands.
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Robinson Lands Birdie and Baseball News at Parris Island
Frank Robinson credits manager Birdie Tebbetts with his National League Sophomore of the Year award, earned for 1966 performance at first base and left field. He contemplates Marine training and a weeklong celebration, while team dynamics and player positions under Casey Stengel spark debate about fast shifts and defensive anchors.
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Hardy Frauleins Kick Off Pigskin in West Germany
In Frankfurt a mixed group of German and international players formed to promote women's football in West Germany. Under Josef Floritz leadership, plans emerge for an international federation and a regular league as 800 Frauen play amid opposition from the male federation. The push argues women’s soccer is cleaner and gaining ground against entrenched views.
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Optimist league items and Hialeah entries noted
Court entries for Intermediste and Tunine Alulelme AP den Dnamanta referenced with Optimist basketball league intake at Hialeah. Mention of LI ’l Fella, Triple Crowners MIAME, and Wigarded Liz Fella. Past Kentucky Derby ties and Preakness remarks from trainer Sid Jacobs. Describes eligibility rules, ages, and racing goals at Hialeah with a focus on local high school teams and race stakes.
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Red Raiders Reach Wide NYU and Duke Clash
NYU announces a men s basketball match with Duke University in Madison Square Garden. Duke, coming off a strong ACC season, is favored as the threat to NYU in the race, while NYU aims to extend its win streak as they host the Blue Devils.
Sugar Ray Robinson Eyes Tax Approval For Basilio Return
Sugar Ray Robinson awaits a federal tax office audience in Washington to approve his extended payment plan for this year and beyond. He says government clearance is needed to pursue a September bout with Carmen Basilio, noting he already received part of his purse but tax authorities hold remaining funds. He will not fight for nothing without IRS approval and has no plan to reclaim the middleweight title without the Basilio contract and tax clearance.
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Maryland Triumph Over Alabama In 21 0 Classic
The Terrapins closed 1953 with a decisive 21 0 victory over Alabama at College Park. Maryland halted Alabama’s opening drive then scored twice in the first half and prevented any Tide scoring in the second half. Hanulak on a 47 yard run sparked the Terps and the defense held firm after interceptions by McLincklie and Hanulak.
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Billy Martin fights to win second base role with Tigers
Mobile AP report on Billy Martin aiming to seize the Detroit Tigers second baseman job. Bell, Boiling, and other figures comment on his readiness and past performance, noting his 360 average with 16 homers in 146 games last season and his spring training audition.
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Three Eye Club Seeks Funds for Keokuk Baseball
Keokuk Iowa plan house-to-house drive December 12 to sell about 2000 season tickets at 20 cents each to support Keokuk Kernels Class B baseball in the Three-I League. Officials say the future of organized baseball in Keokuk hinges on the fundraising effort amid prior financial difficulties.
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One Way to Save Football
A fragmentary report from Richmond notes Hermitage Benedictine high school football at Parker Field. In a contest against an Inter national Lergus team an extra point attempt is described as successful and a later play near the basket is referenced, with officials directing a conversion at the foul line and Benedictine completing a forward pass.
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Tony Kubek Tribute to Father and Stengel in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee born Tony Kubek reflects on his family history and Stengel as he recalls his rookie season. He discussed his 1957 World Series start with the Phillies and the Yankees, and his unanimous Rookie of the Year selection. Kubek also mentions his hunting trip and reaction to the Baseball Hall of Fame announcement.
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Harvard to Play in Ithaca in 1958 schedule
Harvard Athletic Director Thomas D. Bolles announced a nine game 1958 football schedule. The Crimson will open at home against the University of Buffalo on Sept. 27 and play in Ithaca for the first time in six years. Ivy League games mirror 1966 1967 dates with road trips to Columbia and Princeton.
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Joie Ray, 1920s sprint star, later Gary steelworker
The text recalls Joie Ray, famed for rapid indoor times in the 1920s, including a 4:12 indoor mark at Madison Square Garden in 1925. It notes his Olympic participation in 1920 and beyond, and that by age 63 he worked as a steelworker in Gary, Indiana, reflecting on his life after peak athletic achievement.
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