Reibel Key Star Shifts in Hawks Wings Trade
Chicago Blackhawks acquire center Earl Reibel along with Bill Dineen Lorne Ferguson and Billy Dea from Detroit Red Wings in an eight player deal. Detroit gains Nick Mickoski Bob Bailey Jack McIntyre and Hec Lalande. Trade affects next week’s Chicago vs Detroit back to back games at Chicago Stadium and Detroit Olympia. Reibel is highlighted as Hawks’ key addition with four goals five assists this season.
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Chicago
Blackhawks
Detroit Red
Wings
National Hockey League Today
Hawks
Earl
Dutch) Reibel
Bill Dineen
Lorne Ferguson
Billy Dea
Red Wings
Nick Mickoski
Bob Bailey
Jack McIntyre
Hec Lalande
Detroit
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Stadium
Detroit Olympia
Hawk
Johnny Gottselig
Reibel
Ted Lindsay
Lindsay
Gordie Howe
Dineen
Ferguson
Den
Mickoski
Bailey
McIntyre
La‘Lande
Livingvale Urges Swift Entries for Bowling Tourney
Greater Syracuse League secretary George Livingvale urged city bowling teams to hurry entries or risk being shut out of the American Bowling Congress tournament in Syracuse. He warned that only the first 5,200 entries will receive journey reservations, with Congress headquarters at 332 Harrison St. accepting entries until February 1.
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Greater
Syracuse
George Livingvale
American Bowling Congress
Living Male
Congress
Harrison St
Orange hoops lineup eyed for Niagara clash
Niagara University prospects list Ellis Sawyer Tighe Veith and one of Maloney Mulroy as probable starters. Orange coach Marc Gulley plans to use the same five openers, Noyes Loudis Cince box Goldberg and Schmelzer, from prior games. Gulley praised the team’s effort against Cornell but critiqued ball handling and late foul-time breakdowns. Dick Aloiso left the squad to focus on studies, and Dan Prince also departed from the freshmen. The frosh play Niagara first-year men at 8:30 pm after the main game. The Niagara University Alumni Association Central NY chapter hosts a reunion at Baird's Restaurant after the game.
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Niagara River Gorge
Ellis
Sawyer
Tighe
Veith
Maloney
Mulroy
Orange
Marc Guley
Hal Noyes
Larry Loudis
Cincebox
D Goldberg
Bruce ‘Schmelzer
Gulley
Orangemen
Cornell
Dick Aloiso
Andy Mogish
Dan Prince
Prince
Tangerines
Niagara
Memorial
New York
Niagara University Alumni Association
Baird's
S. Warren St
Albany Ski Report Notes Mixed Conditions Across Resorts
Ski conditions reported today to the State Commerce Department show Bellenyre-O-2 base with limited operations and few slopes open. Intermediate trails at Kiamesha Lake Concord and Lake Placid Dream Hill show mixed machine and natural coverage, with packed bases at several resorts and several areas closed or listed as poor to fair.
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Albany
State Commerce Department
Bellenyre
Boar
Kiamesha Lake
Concord
Lake Plactt
Dream Hill
Cowder
Roxbury
Snow Ridge
Turing
Speculaton
Alr
Woodward All-America picks eight annual squad draft
The eminent football authority Stanley Woodward releases his eighth annual All-America squad with aid from ASCAP and Tin Pan Alley boards. Ivy League absent, many veterans omitted, and new names join familiar stars as a tour of future candidates.
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Stanley Woodward
ASCAP
Tin Pan Alley
Mighty Trio
Forfears
Fercontree
Amier
Yale
Fehr
Harvard
Onbraveld
Army
Depinderharta
Texas
Pos
DeDoifrommer
Syracuse
Wadonaponda
Suwanee T
Schufets
Buffalo
Diferderole
Rutgers
Lawgevry
Amherst
Woodward
Rookerty
Washington
Lawgerry
Croszcienda
Delaware
Brasziertiatwicz
Colgate
Wilde
Rice
G -Bintly
Kanse
P. M Hoopmen Top Solvay In Nonleague Clash
Fayetteville-Manlius basketball defeated Solvay 55 to 44 on Solvay's floor in a non league game between County League AB division teams. Don Raymond led Fayetteville-Manlius with nine points while Clayton Thiljequist of Solvay earned game honors with 10. Fayetteville-Manlius also won the junior varsity game 40 to 18.
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Fayetteville-Manius Basketeers
Solvay
Don Raymond
Clayton Thiljequist
Fayetteville-Manlius
Knee Surgery For Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder Duke Snider will have knee surgery this week at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. The procedure aims to remove cartilage from his left knee after a season where his performance declined and he failed to drive in 100 runs for the first time in five years, totaling 92 RBIs.
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Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Center Gelder
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Silider
College Basketball Results Across Numerous Teams
A collage of scattered college basketball scores lists many institutions such as Dartmouth, Georgetown, Florida Southern, Hofstra, Yeshiva, Memphis State, the Citadel, Kentucky Wesleyan, East Tennessee State, Benedictine, Nebraska, and Santa Clara among others. The item reads like an OCR fragment with multiple game results, scores and team mentions across various conferences and locations, lacking a cohesive narrative but preserving the core score data and team names.
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Astocimed
Dartmouth Gil
Colbye
Georgetown
Catholic
Florida Southern
Upsala
Hofstra
Sprinefield
Yikes
Lebanon
Walier
Yeshiva
Pace
Rochester Tech
Genesee State
Assumption
St. Worcester
Memphis State
the Citadel
Miss
Southern
Lousiana
Fulane
Centenary
Texas
Minwest
Campbell to turn from water to land speed records
London AP Donald Campbell, famed water speed, plans a long range effort to beat the automobile speed record. He aims to drive a turbo jet car on salt flats, with Dunlop testing tires for up to 450 mph, surpassing John Cobb's 403.185 mph mark from 1947. Car not expected ready before 1961.
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London
Donald Campbell
Campbell
Dunlop Company
John Cobb
Britain
Pettit Scores 137 In Five Hawks Games
Bob Pettit tallies 137 points over five games for the St. Louis Hawks, boosting his season total and narrowing the scoring race. Yardley of the Pistons follows with 686 points in 24 games as Hagan climbs with a 4196 season tally. Other notes include Russell leading rebounds, Kessler and Pompeians in league play, and De Witt lanes reaching a 700 barrier in bowling.
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Bob Pettit
Aertara
St. Louis Hawks
George Yardley
Natonallas Vardey
Troy Pettit
Pettit
Yardley
Detroit Pistons
Cliff Hagan
Hawks
Hagan
St. Louis
Eastwood
Phil Kessler
Ron So
Lou Aiello
New York
Pompeians
Our Lady of 20
Solace
ACTI
Bob Danforth
John Minnozzi
St. Johns
Bob
Plu- Michaels
North Side
CoOlman
Don Shay
Holy Cross
Notre
de Witt
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Livingvale
Niagarans
Ski Report
Walt Ditzen
Ligrantug
Richmond
Yeser
Virginia
Alshuk
Moonova
Miami
Rb.latino
Union
Piperoff
Hamline
Croczdeweld
Missouri
Pas
Notrudigean
Duka
von Tergebachter
Oregon
Jakonim
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Marchentroux
Georgia
Yoakaya
Thinois
Checheferdil
Notra Dame
Odna
Mississippi
Alhanta
U.S. C
Stars of Tomorrow
Talcorn
Towa
Momer Gennon
Indiana
Batlew
Gettysburg
Sleepy Hilzov
May
Maryland
Guelph
St. Lawrence
Ramenibada
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Etfoby
Meedmein
Case
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Morris
Duxon
Drake
Drye
Manhattan
Wacksen
Wayne
Tengalyn
Stetson
Brusziertiewiez
Brown
Tuddy
Didieffaliet
Wyoming
Carey Mibaktweld
Herm Aggestes
Navy
Ray Sasstmnefer
Verrold
Maine
Comider
Vanderbilt
Arthur Docks
P.M Hoopmen
Fatex
Mai
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Golarnio
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Cat
Nebraska
Benedict's
Kansan Wet Gitaves
Mary's
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Tabor Kirksville
Rockhurst
Weners Reserva
Fem
Jobia
Westeyan
Osterbeln
Hebracka
Westeyen
Omaha
American Univ
Mount Union
Acton
Heldelete
SORT
EMU
Kentucky
Fa Lamtr Tech
S'Western Toulsiank
New Mexico
A&m
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Mexica
Langston St
Pholins
Univ
Ponhoudle Sam
Wayland
San Francis Taecor Cal
Kocher Cal
Santa Clara
Stanford
Los Angeles State
Loyole
Redlands
Cay Aggies
Genzane
Univ. of Alaska
Whitman
Eastern Oregon
Periland
Whilmorth
Towilco Sports
YORK
Towilco
Edward
Gowin, Pulteney, IV
Perttnann
United Press Hoop Ratings
Baeventeste Kl
Kansas
San Francisco
Michigan State
Ie Oace Keatu Gineltinatt
Brotley
Temple
Utah
Minnesota
Oreon State
Iowa State
Duke
Notre Dame
Michigan
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Kalian
Eeange
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Tiling CO
Baltimore, MD
Louisville, KY
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