Golden Boy Logart Joins Chase for Basilio Bout
In New York at Madison Square Garden Ike Logart a Cuban from Camagüey, ranked sixth, defeats Akins 7-3 on two official cards and loses /barter on another, as Basilio remains the top target. Logart vows to fight Basilio next, while Akins laments the judges’ decision in a list of contenders for the welterweight crown.
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Souchak Leads Havana Invitational At Ten Under Par
Souchak sits ten under par after two rounds at the Havana Invitational Pro Am, posting 69 and 65 to build a three stroke lead. Ed Oliver tied for runners up with 63 in the second round while Maxwell, Harbert, Ulrich, and Wall chase at various positions in the 72 hole event.
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LeMoyne Faces St Peter's In Jersey City Showdown
Le Moyne College basketeers of Syracuse travel to Jersey City to meet St. Peter's in the second start of the season. Dan Caveller Bob Diet and Dick Kenyon scored 20 17 and 15 in the opener a 78 1 victory over Siena. The Dolphins beat St Peter's 71 57 last season and visit St Michael's on Dec 10 in Syracuse.
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Varipapa Halted by Doctor's Orders
CHICAGO Andy Varipapa longtime bowling veteran from Trimpstead will miss his first all star tournament this year due to illness. Varipapa, who has competed in 15 prior tournaments, withdrew from the Nec. 10-18 tourney at the Coliseum and will be replaced by Stan Gilford, 23, formerly of Portland, Oregon, now of Chicago. He collapsed in Cincinnati last month and has been under a doctor’s care.
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Bruins Recall Heinrich Nicholson From Hershey
The Boston Bruins recalled Lionel Heinrich and Allan Nicholson from Hershey and sent Lorne Davis Orval Tessier and Endie Panagalko back to the AHL club.
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Bellevue Bowling Leaders Spark First 200 Game
Mary Hart opened the Bellevue Bowling League scoring with a 205 and a 478 trio to set the pace. Foxes and Wheelers lead with 50 points while Murheys 46 and Kellys 36 trail. In the Valley Merchants loop Glen Perrigo paced with 244 and 614, Ballwog led team totals at 3,059 and Morse topped single game with 1,080.
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Celtics Take Second Rung in NBA East Race
United Press reports the Boston Celtics rose to second in the Eastern Division after beating the St. Louis Hawks 94 to 91. Macauley scored 26 for Boston while rookie Loscutoff set a Celtics record with 26 rebounds. The win left Boston at 64 wins and two games behind Philadelphia as St. Louis led the West with 76. Port led the Hawks with 24. Saturday features St. Louis at Rochester and Philadelphia at New York.
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Michigan State Over UCLA in Early Bowl Edges
Michigan State wins over UCLA in early bowl game notes with Georgia Tech and Auburn also leading in various matchups. The article highlights upcoming bowls, scores, and standings, including references to other teams and the national championship stakes.
Yogi Berra Tops AL MVP for Third Time in 0
Yogi Berra was named the American League Most Valuable Player, the third player ever to win the honor three times and in consecutive years. The vote counted from 24 writers, with Berra receiving 218 points and seven first place votes. Al Kaline finished second with 201 points, narrowly ahead of Al Smith of Cleveland with 200.
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Nats Meet Lakers At War Memorial In Syracuse
Syracuse Nationals host the improving Minneapolis Lakers at the War Memorial tonight amid a five game home winning streak and Seymour's absence. Linchpin Ed Conlin stays home for Syracuse classes but will join in Philadelphia.
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Yank Castoff Wins Award
Chicago report notes St. Louis outfielder Bill Virdon won the Baseball Writers Association of America National League Outstanding Rookie award. Virdon, who the Yankees released in 1953 for Enos Slaughter, hit .281 with 17 homers and 68 RBIs in 1955, following Wally Moony as a St. Louis rookie of the year.
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Orange Five Starts Play In Buffalo
Buffalo program notes Buffalo Canisius is a four point favorite over Syracuse in the second game of an intercollegiate double bill at Buffalo Auditorium Niagara is a four point underdog against Fordham in the first contest at 7 30 pm Coach Mare Caley s Orange begin season against the Golden Griffins in a series tied 11 11 They split last season Griffs won 88 68 in their first clash here and Gury men ended the campaign in Syracuse with an 468 decision Orange mentor expected to start Ron Gillespie Vince Cohen Gary Clark Gus Castellimi and Dim Snyder as likely opening guards or forwards
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Expelled for Life 31 Batavia tied to Camardo horse win
New York harness racing commissioner Monaghan revoked the license of Don J. Comardo Rochester owner of trotters and pacers and expelled him for life after a July incident and reports of attemptedcourse interference. Charges also cited suspensions for Green and other participants related to race integrity. The ruling followed a hearing requested by Comardo and related to the 1955 season.
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Clarkson Rinkmen Swamp Montreal in Overtime
Clarkson hockey team racked up a 9-2 win over Montreal before 2,000 fans in Rochester. Mosconi defeated Tru university of Montreal sextet to reclaim the world pocket billiard crown, signaling a strong week of sports action across Rochester and nearby venues.
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Fistic Giant Quits After Draw With Parker in Canada
A reported boxing scene in London quotes Pat Polacher, famed as a heavy puncher, declaring he cannot punch and feels a great failure. The Daily Express notes a 10 round draw between Polacher and James J Parker in Canada on November 15.
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Muller and Drake to clash in December boxing lineup
New York promoter Tex Sullivan announced a December TV fight slate from St Nicholas Arena. Dee. Muller of Germany faces Drake of New York in middleweight action on December 5. Also on the cards are Lulu Perez vs Fiore, and Vejac vs Melis on December 26, with Carmine Fiore and Gene Poiner also featured. Valley Ladies circuit shows Lor Carol Unnerwand posting a top 180 score while Burgreens wins team honors with 678 and 1,911.
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Free Golf Sessions Promoted by City Recreation
The municipal recreation commission offers free golf instruction at Schiller Park Community House on Monday to Wednesday afternoons and evenings, and at Sunnycrest Clubhouse on Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings, with Saturday mornings sessions. Adults and teens 16 and over may register at Schiller Community House until Wednesday between 3 and 5.
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St Patrick's Quint Triumph Over St Mary in Cortland clash
St Patrick's led by Al Taylor's 20 points defeated St Mary 87 to 9 last night in Cortland. Joe Kayes added 17 as Tucker led locals with 17 and Anderson 15. Mary’s top scorer list included Porte and Turker, with unclear details due to fragmented text.
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Southern Grid Tilt Duke Faces Rival in Major Tilt
North Carolina and Duke meet in a long standing football rivalry watched coast to coast. Duke is favored but joint hopes rest on recent strong showings as Duke led by quarterback Sonny Jurgen seeks victory after a season with two losses to top teams Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh and a tie with Navy.
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Deer Hunt Rescue Reads as Reader Becomes Deer Killer
Mrs J A Samuels agreed to join her husband on a deer hunt only if she could finish a book. Arriving at the site she sat in a deer stand with rifle in hand and resumed reading. A five point buck appeared and she shot it through the heart. Her husband returned empty handed and had to carry the buck to the car. Goalie Lorne Worsley, with the New York Rangers, may finish the season as MVP. He impressed by allowing few goals and helping New York to a 2 1 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks. Ed Sandford and Dean Prentice scored for the Rangers, Andy Bathgate added in the first period. The win moves the Rangers within reach of the league leaders Montreal Canadiens.
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Moccasin Bend Trials Attract 18 Bird Dogs In Show
Eighteen bird dogs competed in the Moccasin Bend Field Trials in Chattanooga Tennessee for the all age event and the Dr Tom Currey Trophy. Runton Haynde Spectacle owned and handled by Raymond Hoagland of Carter County won last year. Lumi narys Satilla Peg owned by Clay Avant of Alexandria Tennessee won the puppy stakes with Bill Rayle handling. Power Up owned and handled by Dr G E Ochlers of Spring Hill was runner up and Stormy Hope owned by B McCall of Birmingham handled by Jack Matlock took third.
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Holy Trinity Boys Win by 12 Points in Section Game
Jim Tierney scored 11 as Holy Trinity beat Blessed Sacrament 33-21 in a Northeast Section iParochial Grammar School Basketball League match. St John the Evangelist beat Lady of Pompei 22 to 13 with Bob Lucare scoring 13. St Matthews defeated St Vincent's 43-18. In the Southwest, St Bridigs edged Most Holy Rosary 29-231 with 18 from Pet Beyer and Snow tying for the losers with 12.
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O'Connor to wrestle Don Leo Jonathan Tuesday
Pat O'Connor a Syracuse favorite returns to headline Tuesday's wrestling card at the War Memorial. The New Zealander faces Salt Lake City's Don Leo Jonathan in the main event as local fans anticipate a show of top mat skill.
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