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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1957
Page
3
Jayhawks and Tar Heels, the nations top rated college basketball teams, aim to extend their unbeaten streaks this week with strong odds of continuing. Kansas and North Carolina appear poised to stay undefeated as they face upcoming opponents.
Lawrence Kansas coach Harp enters his freshman year with a strong start as Kansas tops Missouri 92 79 while Wilt Chamberlain scores 22. Kansas leads Big Seven with a string of wins as Oklahoma beats Kansas State and Tar Heels face William and Mary next.
Boston Celtics top Fort Wayne 118 92 while Arnie Risen fractures wrist and Jack Nichols sprains ankle. Risen will miss at least six weeks and Nichols is questionable for Tuesday. Russell leads defense with 12 points and 11 rebounds as Celtics face road trip and title chase. Philadelphia drops to Syracuse as Rochester tops St Louis and New York beats Minneapolis.
Sunday school team resumes play in Cage League with 7 30 pm First Baptist versus Christ Lutheran and 8 30 pm Grace EAB versus First Christian. Wednesday features St Johns Lutheran against Washington Square Methodist and Church of the Brethren against First Baptist.
The Tonaloway Rod and Gun Club of Hancock elected Richard Zeppenita president. Arthur Burke was named vice president and Joyd Shires secretary-treasurer. Directors include J. Wavers Roy Fritz Sam Kirk William Mason John Norris Chester Shires Rath Wachter and Charles Wevlmoa.
Franklin F Hoover was elected president of the Funkstown Rod & Gun Club succeeding Bruce E Moats as first vice president Glen E F Crane became second vice president William G Tieminger reported rapid progress since acquiring riverfront property with membership more than doubling in two years Plans to build a road from the clubhouse to the river and a bridge over the canal were agreed with works set to begin next spring Committees were appointed to oversee roads clubhouse upkeep and property development Shooting matches were held to acquaint members and the public with the new property Sundey.s MBA Scores Boston 118 Ft Wayne 92 Syracuse 328 Philadelphia 123 Rochester 93 St Louis a New York 11 Minneapolis 101
Jackie Robinson accuses Dodgers vice president Buzzie Bavasi of mishandling his retirement story leaking to Look magazine. Robinson explains he signed a Look contract four years earlier and was traded on Dec. 12, then faced pressure over how to announce retirement. Bavasi defends actions, saying the trade to the Giants was not to be foiled and that the Look story violated the plan.
Clear Spring backed by a 5 to 1 playoff win over Hancock on their home pitch. King opened the scoring early in the first half, N McAllister added before halftime to make 3 0, with Hosa and Sabine adding third period goals. Hancock finally found a score late in the final period as Cronsé converted from about 10 yards.
LA Open at Rancho Park drew 16,200 fans as Dickinson shot a 35 71 total of 204 to lead the field by one stroke over Art Wall Jr and a host of majors. Wall tied at 205 while Middlecoff Burke Finsterwald and Weetman bunched at 212 and others followed. Dickinson, 29, from Panama City Beach Fla, seeks first prize of 7900 with a strong Saturday round ahead.
Bright Prospect, a 22 year old New Yorker with a 27-1 record including 14 knockouts, meets Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke, Massachusetts in a 20 round clash at St Nicholas Arena New York televised by Dumont at 1030 AM EST.
ALOBILE Alabama January 7 i7 Washington Redskins coach Joe Kuharich watched the North versus South Senior Bowl game as Don Bosseler of the University of Miami dominated the South 21 to 7. Bosseler gained 183 yards on 8 carries and scored three touchdowns earning outstanding player honors. Washington views Bosseler as their top draft choice and Paul Brown praised Bosseler and his offensive line for a powerful performance.
In a tight Armory crowd the co-leaders held first place with close wins. Shank's Jug Milkers overcame Lynmar TV 58 to 56 as Melzer led 23 points, Tortuga beat Old Exporters 61 to 58, and Gunther Brewers dominated West End Tavern 63 to 41 to move into third place.
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