Tigers land Finigan as infield solution eyed
Detroit acquires Jim Finigan from Kansas City in an eight player trade plus Eddie Robinson and three pitchers. Tigers manager Jack Tighe says Finigan could solve the infield with Boone moved to first and Robinson available.
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Gene Host
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Wayne Belardi
Kansas City Athletics
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Eddie Robinson
Jim Finivan
A’s
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Frank Lary
Paul Foytactk
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Bill Harrington
Detroit
Ned Garver
Gene
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
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Tighe
Ray Boone
Jto Gist
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Boone
Robinson
Bobei Newsom
Athletics
Robber in New York mocks Australia during Olympic coverage
Melbourne notes a tongue in cheek piece about an Australian American dictionary quest and language quirks during the Olympic Games. It highlights Vladimir Kuts and Fordham's Tom Courtney as standout performers while joking about misuses and dialects.
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Melbourne
New York
Race and Weather Reflections From a Tallarook Visit
Annie Sowell of Pittsburgh led early in a fast race while Derek Johnson edged Courtney to take the lead at the straight. Courtney fought back bravely but finished second as both collapsed at the tape in a dramatic finish. The piece blends race action with critique of Waldorf prices and local weather and hospitality during a Tallarook visit. Oscar Fraley of United Press recalls a warm, if chilly, night.
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Lizards
Annie Sowell
Pittsburgh
Ned Kelly
Courtney
Sowell
England
Derek Johnson
Johnson
Tallarook
Rourke
Weary traveler asks cab ride story inside dairy office
Oscar, wandering from a suburban gathering, asks a dairy clerk to call a cab. They chat for an hour about Wisconsin dairylands and Land O Lakes as Oscar tries to sound knowledgeable while the clerk admits he has never seen a cow.
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Oscar
Wisconsin
Land O'Lakes
Tissue purchase noted in Melbourne Myer department
The passage highlights how guests in Melbourne typically buy tissue from chemists rather than grocers. It contrasts this with shopping at Myer where tissue is sold in the stationery department, labeling Myer as Melbourne’s Macy’s.
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Myer
Macy’s
Melbourne
Bonaventure May Take Niagara's Aud Program Place
Niagara University will skip the Memorial Auditorium doubleheader next season except for Little Three games. Canisius coach Joe Curran confirmed Niagara notified them long ago. Curran said Niagara may still play Little Three in the auditorium, while Bonaventure will play more games than this season.
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Niagara University
Memorial Auditorium
Joe Curran
Canisius College
Niagara
Canisius
Curran
Clean Times- Herald
Taps Gallagher
St. Bonaventure
New York
Pompei Bowlers Lead Endicott in 23rd Home Series
Our Lady of Pompei Holy Name bowlers hold a 104 pin advantage over St. Anthony's Endicott in the 23rd annual home and home series. Pompei's eight teams advanced in the first set and aim to finish Feb. 10 in Endicott, with a Cancer Tournament event to follow. Dom Falcone of Syracuse opened with a 245 single and 642 series, while Mario Battaglini posted 224 and 589 to lead Endicott.
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Syracuse
Mario Battaglini
Endicott Squad
McCormick Captures Diving Lead in Olympic Trials
American Pat McCormick, 26, Lakewood, Calif., won the women springboard final while Russia swept shooting events to take the day’s top points. George Breen finished third in the 400 meter free, the only U S men’s podium as the day centered on diving and swimming.
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Pat
Keller McCormick
America
McCormick
Lakewood
Calif
Helsinki
Sirs
Russia
Rose
Murray Rose
Japan
Takeshi Yamanaka
George Breen
Coxsland
N. Y
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Uncle Sam
Breer
Sugany
Yamanaka
Shelley Mann
Arlington
Nancy Jane Ramey
Mercer Island
Wash
Mary Jane Sears
Chevy Chase
Carin Cone
Ridgewood Park
N. J
Maureen Murphy
Portland
Ore
U.S. Hope
Bob Hughes
Los Angeles
U. S
Yoshinobu Oyakawa
Honolulu
al Wiggins
Pittsburgh
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Australia
John Monckton
Betty Brey
Nancy Simons
Belveders
Kathryn Knapp
Marley Shriver
Glendale
South Africa
Oc Ene
John Larsen
Norway
Anatolii Bosdonov
Otto Horinek
Czechoslovakia
Colgate Announces 1957 Football Schedule Details
Colgate University reveals a 1957 slate including Sept 28 at Cornell and Oct 5 at Illinois. Ralph Antone, from Utica, elected captain for 1957. The Red Raiders beat Holy Cross 15 3 in a 1916 meeting.
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Tllinois
Holy Cross
Colgate University
Tlinois
Red Raiders
Hal Lahar
Tabckle
Ralph Antone
Utica
Cornell
Illinois
Rutgers
Princeton
Yale
Army
Bucknell
Syracuse
Brown
Bonnies Beat Siena. Niagara Falls To Toledo In OT
St Bonaventure opened their season 86 44 at home against Siena as Niagara lost 91 89 in overtime to Toledo in Ohio. Obermayer of Siena led scorers with 12 points while Bonaventure stretched its home win streak to 63 games at Olean Armory.
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St. Bonaventure
Siena
Niagara
Ohio
Toledo
Colgate
Oleans Armory
George Obermayer
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