Haughton Wins Big Money In 1957 Racing Season
In Columbus and across regions, Haughton amassed 586,950 from race winnings, tying a season high while setting modern records. The report highlights his 1957 performance, mentions rival Jack Simpson Lescuil, and notes other top earners including Johnny Sympson and William Gilmour as the sport reels from the year’s standings and anticipated next season.
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Shantz Tops as Yankees Star Faces New Lineup
Chicago report notes Bob Shantz regaining form with the Yankees, praised for tutoring his teammates and delivering a strong season despite up and down spells. Sturdivant also shines with 16 wins, while Cleveland signs Drewnie to a 15,006 four-year deal and Jim Brown remains a payroll concern.
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Slow and Easy Comeback for Centre High Athlete
The onetime Centre High School outfielder Hydraxon Balings Park returns from surgery after old fractures, moving with slight discomfort but home with family. Through recovery he golfed and engaged in sports, aided by medical advice from Hy and hisHospital stay at University’s Hospital, with former teammates Eddie Hayes and others in attendance.
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Clarkson Whips RL for Fifth Win in Hockey doubleheader
Clarkson dominates RL for their fifth win as Gerry Howell scores twice with two assists in a 7-3 victory over Roslyn College in the Betton Arena opener. Upstate New York’s St. Lawrence defeats Yale University 5-4 to snap their unbeaten run.
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Dan Russo Upsets DeCola In Boxing Bout For Brooklyn News
In New York Danny Russo upset DeCola on points in a crowded boxing card. The Brooklyn heavyweights exchanged blows as Russo built a lead with strong combinations in the third round and earned a majority decision that boosted his standing in a long-awaited rematch.
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Sunday TV Game Rocks Major Fold
New York report on NBC plans to air Sunday games as a counter move against blackout rules drew sharp criticism from baseball leaders. Commissioner Ford Frick blasted the plan as harmful and urged Congress to legislate to curb networks. Minor League officials accused CBS and the networks of protecting Columbia while harming minors, with five major teams named as possible participants in Sunday broadcasts.
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Basilio and Robinson To Confer in Chicago
Basilio and Robinson prepare for a Chicago meeting ahead of a planned light heavyweight title bout. IBC officials say both champions will discuss terms with secretary Truman Gihon while Basilio’s brother Joe boxes on the undercard. The venue is the stadium in Chicago with April target, and plans shifted from February 21 as both aim to be in peak shape.
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Rose Bowl Emerges as Dodgers' Possible Home
Pasadena hosts a Dodgers board meeting as Om Maley weighs a yes or no on using the Rose Bowl for next season. After stalled talks at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Brooklyn faces a strained choice with no venue guaranteed.
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Endicott Boys Lead SU Runners in Cross Country
Endicott leads the way in cross country with Syracuse University, as Bob Oxborne is announced as 1997 Grange harriers captain. Coach Bob Greve notes Tony Annese named captain of the 1957 freshmen team, and Bryank Wood captains the Syracuse varsity squad from the Triple Cities area.
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Nats Face Knicks in Garden Clash Tonight
Syracuse Nationals visit Madison Square Garden to tackle the New York Knickerbockers as Dolph Schayes manages a leg issue. Coach Vince Boryla relies on rebounding and outside steals while seeking a fast Greek-style attack to topple the Knicks.
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East Stars Favored In EastWest Shrine Game
East Stars are favored for the EastWest Shrine game with star players Jim Pace of Michigan and Lou Michaels of Kentucky among Al America selections. Coaches Jack Curtice and Engle plan to use flexible formations as practices begin at Stanford and Santa Clara, with top seniors from Auburn Town Kentucky and Michigan shaping the East squad.
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Furman Hires King Alma Mater Coach to Rebuild Football
Diners wall gant coach Robert Kang resigns after US years at University of Diners to return to Furman University as head football coach. He will take the post February 1, aiming to lift Furman from sagging results. replaces Homer Ledbs, whose three seasons produced five wins and two losses as contract expires without renewal.
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