Yanks and Russians Set Four World Track Records
The United States and the Soviet Union each registered four new world marks in the IAAF list. Parry O’Brien led Americanters with three records, while Saiti Kue paced the Russians with three top marks, plus other notable times by West Santee and university relay squads. The year saw multiple record shifts across distances from 440 yards to the 5,000 meters with performances in Los Angeles and Compton.
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Record Holder Dislikes Indoor American Tracks
Audun Boysen of Norway, world record holder for 1,000 meters outdoors, debuted indoors in Boston and finished fourth in a tight 1,000 yard race. He said the indoor board track confused him and may force a change in running style. His next start is the Millrose meet on an 11-lane board track.
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Final Tryout For Yank Team Slated Feb 19
New York AP The American indoor track and field championships set for February 19 at Madison Square Garden will serve as the final tryout for the United States 30-man Pan American Games delegation. Dan Ferris outlined double duty for many athletes, with Bob Richards likely competing in pole vault and decathlon. The Pan Am squad was initially selected from last year’s NCAA and IC4A champions.
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Hialeah Results and Entries Win Eds Tse gp fn hae
Hialeah results show entries winning in a tight race. Officials report sharp times and key placements across events as competitors move forward in the season.
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Northeastern 0 Williams 7 in College Hockey RPT
Williams defeats Northeastern 7 to 0 in college hockey report segment. Hale posts 2 goals as Williams dominates, while Northeastern fails to score.
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Pennsylvania backs probe into boxing sport
Governor George Leader backs a proposed investigation into professional boxing in Pennsylvania. State Sen. Benjamin Donolo w supports a state commission with nine members and deputy attorney general help to subpoena persons and records in the sport. The plan includes three appointees by the governor, three by the speaker, and three by the Senate president.
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Humez Set For Ten Round Middleweight Bout In Paris
European middleweight rivals Humez and Langlais agreed to a non title ten round match in Paris. The bout follows a four year dispute among managers that kept them apart. They have met twice before with Humez winning in 1946 as an amateur and in 1950 for the French welterweight title.
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Offseason Oddities Highlight Baseball Prospects
A number of MLB figures engage in unusual side jobs during the downtime as spring training nears. Hal Smith leads the American Association in batting last year while others like Vern Morgan Herb Moford and Dusty Rhodes pursue diverse trades and ventures across tobacco, peanuts, cattle ranching, canning, and entertainment.
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Leading Bowling Scores Across Regions and Clubs
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Lakers Sign Bob Carney For Sunday Debut
Minneapolis Lakers announce the signing of Bob Carney former Bradley University star and Ada Qilers member. General manager George Mikan says Carney will report to the National Netball Association champions Sunday, with one of two guards released to make room.
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Davis Cup Aces Seixas Trabert to Compete in New York
Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert join a five day indoor championship at the Seventy Regiment Armory in New York from February 18 through 22. The event features top American players in a regional competition and draws national attention.
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Unclear college hoops recap with scattered names and results
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Nashua Jockey Arcaro Suspension Affects Arcaro Ride
Jockey Arcaro faces suspension affecting Nashua’s planned ride in upcoming Florida stakes. Arcaro’s status prompts speculation Nashua may miss key events after his California suspension. Nashua trainer Joe Koy Pal Atkinson remains hopeful for Florida engagements.
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Corcoran Denies Williams Comeback Story
Mount Beach Massachusetts AP report says Ted Williams will not return to baseball next season. Corcoran, Williams’ business manager, denies telling anyone of a comeback and says Williams announced retirement after 14 seasons.
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Toronto TL Heads Meet With Bell Over Argonauts Dilemma
Toronto TL executives William Ross and Harry Sonshine met with Bell and NL commissioner to ease tensions between the Argonauts and the National Football League. They discussed united Canadian football leadership and a two man commissioner post to advance negotiations. Sonshine and Ross left the meeting with questions about receipts rentals and finances in the NL.
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