Tony Curcillo Two Careers In Football And Youth
Tony Curcillo stars at Hamilton Tiger-Cats after a high school and Ohio State career and a stint with the Chicago Cardinals. He works as a probation officer in Lorain County Juvenile Court while planning for four more pro seasons and a possible shift to social work with youth.
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Puck Tilts On TV
CBS will televise 21 NHL Saturday games next season starting November 2 and continuing through March 22, bringing televised hockey to New York and nationwide.
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Kell Leaves Hospital After Concussion Claim
Chicago report says third baseman George Kell of the Orioles was hospitalized after a pitch injured him during a double header in Swifton Arkansas. He traveled home for rest and was released with a mild concussion and no skull fracture detected by X rays.
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Suggs Rallies For Win At Churchill Valley
Louise Suggs, from Sea Island, Ga., won the $7,500 LPGA Championship at Churchill Valley CC with a final nine 31 and a total 285. Wiffi Smith, from St Clair, Mich., finished second with 288 as Marlene Bauer Hagee of Dallas and Beverly Hanson of India, Calif., tied for third at 290. Suggs overcame a late penalty on the 14th hole, where a two-stroke penalty on a tee shot cost her momentum in a pivotal moment of the 72-hole event.
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Indians Open Three Game Series With Red Sox
Cleveland Indians, dropping to fourth place after Detroit beat New York, host the Boston Red Sox in a three game set. Boston sits a half game behind after a win over Kansas City as Pinky Higgins again leads his club tonight.
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Miteff Triumphs in TV Bout. Sets July 8 Clash
Unbeaten Argentina heavyweight hopeful Alex Miteff, 202 pounds, extended his win streak to nine with a unanimous decision over Willi Besmanoff of Germany in a TV 10 rounder at St Nicholas Arena. Miteff, who weighed 202, boxed to overpower Besmanoff, who bled from both ears and the nose. Miteff also sustained a minor cut near his left eye in the seventh. He is slated for a July 8 ten rounder against former heavyweight contender Bob Baker of Pittsburgh at St Nick’s.
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Indians Rally For Series Split As Broader Trade Rumors Surface
Boston White Sox pitcher Dave Sisler may start against Dick Tomanek and the Indians tonight. Tomanek is even in two decisions while Sisler owns a 43 mark. The Indians trimmed Elyria Motors and acquired Len Farrell, shortstop from the University of Portland, assigned to Mobile of the Southern Association, as the lineup charts shift amid a busy news week.
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Belmont Stakes Showdown Between Gallant Man and Bald Ruler
Jockey Willie Shoemaker and trainer Johnny Nerud face Eddie Arcaro and Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons in the Belmont Stakes. Gallant Man, ridden by Shoemaker, seeks a first Belmont win against Bald Ruler, Arcaro’s likely favorite, with Fitzsimmons aiming for a seventh Belmont victory. Bold Ruler won earlier races, while Gallant Man lost the Kentucky Derby narrowly and did not run in the Preakness.
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California Unbeaten in NCAA World Series Opener
California remained the only undefeated team in the Omaha NCAA World Series. They routed Penn State 8 to 0 and prepared for a fourth round clash with Iowa State after Iowa State beat Connecticut 5 to 2 and Notre Dame toppled Texas 9 to 14 in twilight play. Kim Elliott fanned eight and allowed four hits for California while Penn State’s Ron Riese yielded five runs before Dave Simmers took over.
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Spinks Drives In Runs As Slim Lead Holds
Spinks delivered a key double with the bases loaded in the sixth to break a tie, followed by Vance’s homer with two on. Spinks has five hits in his last ten at bats as Grafton, Ridgeville, and Oberlin clubs posted several two hit games and Knights of Columbus action produced mixed results across classes. New London revealed its 1957 football schedule, featuring five home games and four road dates, with Lakeland Conference opponents plus Loudonville, Massillon sophomores, and Orrville on the slate.
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Andryejski Resigns as Norwalk St Pauls Coach in Aug
Norwalk Norwalk St Pauls head coach Andryejski resigns after a tenure since August 1954. He also taught math and science and will seek another teaching post AB. The resignation names Crasguel and Buckeye moving to Lakewood high as football mentors. Buckeye is a Lakewood resident and Ashland College graduate who captained the grid team.
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Fight Results By United Press
Airy Miteff won by points over Iwi Besmanoff in New York at St Nicholas Arena. Wille Vaughn defeated Tiger Williams by points in New Orleans. Harold Gomes from Providence was set to fight Jimmy de Mura in Syracuse but the encounter was cancelled. Mike Holt beat Jimmy Mortimez by points in Johannesburg.
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Little League West fathers to finish work at Lappin Field
All fathers of players in Little League West minor leagues A and B meet tonight at 6 30 to prepare the practice diamond at Lappin Field where games will be played. Work must be finished before league play opens tomorrow at 6 p m.
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Insurance Keeps Lead In A Minor League Standings Update
Plocher Insurance remained atop the Little League North Minor A standings with an 11 10 win over Stewart Radio Television at East Kiwanis Field. Better Line defeated Dr Pepper 8 4. Plocher led by Dave Doman with a triple and two singles in four trips and Tom Opel with a double and single. John Meckley doubled and singled for Stewart. Beiter’s pitchers Gleason and Wood held Dr Pepper to few hits.
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National Public Links qualifier at Seneca course set
The championship section qualifier will be held at the Seneca course in Cleveland on July 7.
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