Brennan Seeks More Deals to Expand Notre Dame Aid
Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan announced expanding the football aid program to include more players, aiming for 35 to 40 per year to bolster the Irish in a bid to improve from a 2-8-0 season. Spring practice opened with about 65 players. no standout quarterback was present this year. Athletic director Moose Kraus noted deals cover room, board, tuition, books, and laundry, with no cash, and that Brennan will decide yearly how many players receive aid.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Moose Kraus
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Kraus
Terry
Sone
Allo America
Paul Hornung
Fren Cantare
Bob Williams
Pittsburgh
Southern California
George Izo
Barbertown
Ohio
Try For Repeat Dodgers Seem Of Title Timber
In Miami, Brooklyn Dodgers aim for a third straight National League pennant, despite questions about Campanella’s hand, Podres’ back, Newcombe’s elbow, Spooner’s arm, and aging stars Reese Furillo Magne Campanella. Manager Walt Alston remains optimistic, arguing the club is stronger overall.
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Miami
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Johnny Podres
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Karl Spooner
Sal Magne
Peewee Reese
Carl Furillo
Campanella
Walt Alston
Thompson Plans Rotation for Braves Final Series
Thompson intends to deploy Newcombe Padres Roger Craig and sophomore Don Drysdale as regular starters for the Braves final season stretch. Maglie will also work a regular turn during the cooler weather as the pennant chase ends with a stumble against the Cardinals.
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Cardinals
Newcombe
Padres
Roger
Craig
Don Drysdale
Maglie
Gordie Howe Poised For Fifth NHL Scoring Title
Montreal reports Gordie Howe leads the NHL in scoring with three games remaining, aiming for a fifth scoring crown. The piece notes his Versatility in scoring and setting up detroit teammates, with rivals like Bathgate and Litzenberger also in contention. Baseball mentions bullpen strength in Cler Labine era and various MLB lineup considerations. Avon Lake bowling highlights Dulcimer league scores and team leaders.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit
National Hockey League
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Fred Kipp
Sandy Koufax
Spooner
Howe
Ted Lindsayer
Jean Beliveat
Montreal ‘Canadiens
New York Rangers
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Eddie Litzenberger
Chicago
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Carl Thompson
John Bungard
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Rube Walker
City Golf League Meet Sunday at Cherry Ridge
The Elyria City Golf League will convene Sunday at 2 p.m. at Cherry Ridge Golf Club to have last season team captains report on whether their teams stay in the league and to elect new officers.
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U.P.C Pairings Move To Semi Finals
Rex Lee's Orchard of Henrietta and Elyria Civics advanced to the Class B semifinals of the Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tournament at the Elyria YMCA by beating Elyria Toggery- Boystown 61-37 and North Eaton Heating 65-58. Civics and Heating led 34-34 at halftime, then Civics pulled away in the final period. Hank Janowicz topped Civics with 19 points, Tom Smith 12, John Howard 10. Heating’s Max Houston and Bill Hawke added 15 apiece. Rex Lee's topped Toggery-Boystown behind Bob Angelo's 19. Dick Sherwood added 13, Dale Beam 12 for Rex Lee's. Tonight features Belden Jim & Ann's Tavern vs Lorain County Coaches at 7 and Midway Drive-In vs Lorain Crystal Clear Cleaners at 8 in Class B. Kohlmyer Hardware of Lorain vs Lorain Cohn Clothes in Class A.
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Elyria Civics
Lorain County
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Civics and Heating
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Tom Smith
John Howard
Max Houston
Bill Hawke
Dave Hawke
Toggery-Boystown
Bob Angelo
Dick Sherwood
Dale Beam
Toggery
Jim Corcoran
Belden
Jim & Ann's Tavern
Midway
Lorain
Crystal Clear Cleaners
Kohlmyer Hardware
Lorain Cohn Clothes
Elyria North Eaton IvCs
G. T. Smith
Haynes
Janowies
D. Hawke
Flowers Ll
Houston
Howard
Hawke
J. Smith
du Durkee
Fritz
Durkee
Ib. Smith
Binnie
Grils
Charnes
Smith
Toggeryorckrard
Boystown—& G
T. Gr. T Angelo
Thierry
Beam
Sparka
Myers
Grubb
Sherwood
Watson
Logan
Pribich - Pete
Corcorsi Buider
Rorenth
Rexbee
Clarke
Women's Pin Sked At The Tarry Lanes Tonight
The Tarry Lanes Ladies League opens tonight with pairings including Gene Besar Builders versus Lorain County Calculating John son's Auto Wash versus Toswery Shop Graf ton Butch versus Kiyria Business Men and Fashion Shoppe versus Bauer Dairy.
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Gene Besar Builders
Va. Lorain County
Johnson's Auto Wash
Toswery Shop
Grafston Butch
Kiyria
Fashion Shoppe
Bauer Dairy
Brookside Opener April 4 Opens With Weather Hopes
Brookside High baseball coach Dick Levits says the season hinges on weather as opener against Avon on April 4 approaches. He notes wet springs disrupt practice and level of conditioning due to lack of sunny days early in the schedule.
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Sheffield
Brookside High
Dick Levits
Avon
Dan Opfer
Andy Minda
Jack Hoag
Dick Bonar
John Schmitz
Bill Garrard
Bill Johnson
Indians Idle as Yankees Dodgers Shine in Spring Action
Brookside showcases a strong middle with veterans and hopefuls led by Levits and Eastin. Dodgers beat Tigers 8-1 as Newcombe Maglie and Podres excel. Yankees, Ditmar Ford pace Grapefruit standings with shutout of Phillies. Braves top Cardinals on late homers. Redlegs edge Red Sox in 10 innings. Athletics beat Pirates as Morgan and Long supply power. Indians idle today before facing Baltimore.
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Whitey Ford
Art Ditmar
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Ford
Ditmar
Yankees
Andy Pafko
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Braves
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Don Hoak
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Red Sox
Joe Nuxhall
Warren Hacker
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Johnny Groth
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Tom Morgan
Kansas City
Dale Long
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Baseball Men To Meet To Discuss Policy
Representatives of 16 major league clubs will meet Friday in Belleair Florida to determine policy in connection with bills now pending in Congress.
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Fla
Belleair
All-City League Schedule At Rainbow Lanes Tonight
Stoney's All-City League action tonight at Rainbow Lanes features Mekeye Mold Die va pent five matchups including Rainbow Lanes versus United Petieh Chih and Oraaste's Wayside Ink. Car nate Pre. 45 rhl Thaustrite, Abowetre Grocery vA ree ad.
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Rainbow Lanes
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United Petieh Chih
Oraaste
Wayside
Nati Dust Warriors Meet Pistons in Western Final
The Minneapolis Lakers aim for a clean sweep over the Fort Wayne Pistons in Fort Wayne to reach the NBA Western Division finals against the St. Louis Hawks. Syracuse Nationals beat Philadelphia Warriors 91-80 to clinch the Eastern final path, led by Johnny Kerr with 26 rebounds and 22 points as Paul Arizin missed most of the game due to injury.
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Fort Wayne Pistons
Fort Wayne
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Syracuse Nationals
Boston Celtics
Boston
Philadelphia Warriors
Nats
Warriors
Johnny Kerr
Nationals
Paul Arizin
Kerr
Buckeyes Win Opener at Georgia on Barkadall’s Homer
The Ohio State University baseball team defeated Georgia 3-1 in the opener of a doubleheader as Vern Barkadall hit a sixth inning home run to spark the win.
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University of Georgia
Vern Barkadall
Feller Story To Be Filmed
Hollywood reports negotiations for The Bob Feller Story film rights with retired Cleveland Indians ace Bob Feller. Producer Vick Knight said Feller agreed after he explained filming plans, and noted his baseball background could aid accuracy. Knight has not chosen an actor who resembles Feller.
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Vick Knight
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Knight
Feller
Indians
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Red Sox Offer Million For Herb Score Sparks Debate
Sarasota report says Boston General Manager Joe Cronin made a serious $1 million cash offer for Cleveland strikeout ace Herb Score. Hank Greenberg of the Indians reportedly rejected the bid. Cronin defended the bid as good faith while fans and officials debated the feasibility and motives of the substantial offer. Score, 23, had tied rookie records with 245 strikeouts in 1955 and 263 last season, driving speculation about his value.
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Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
King Herb Score
Cronin
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Score
Indians’ Board of Directors
Greenberg
Bill
Veeck
Boston
Tucson
Ariz
New York
Fred Glover Kerby
Farrell
American Hockey League
Mickey Mantle
al Ka
Willie Marshall
Glover
Paul Larivee
Providence
Ev-Jwas
Almy Moore
Rochester
Brondeal
Horvath
Bo Elik
Directors
Score Is Amazed by Red Sox Million Offer
Tucson report says Herb Score found the $1 million offer from the Boston Red Sox hard to believe. He joked he is not worth $2 million and defended his $66,000 signing as fair. He declined any notion of a bad deal, affirming the Indians' offer.
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Ariz
Cleveland
Herb Score
Boston Red Sox
Goalden
Score
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