Kentucky Still Leads AP Poll In Final Week
Kentucky remains atop the AP poll with a 24-2 season record as Adolph Rupp’s Wildcats extend their lead amid conference voting by sportswriters. Kansas State trails with notable shifts in margin as Kentucky finishes the regular season strong.
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Albany State Seeks NAIA Tourney Berth in Busy Week
Albany State targets the NAIA tournament with a two day elimination round in New Jersey and a home clash vs RPI after facing Harpur College. The week includes honoring Gary Holway, a 1,800 point scorer, and a slate of tests against Siena, Providence, Fairfield, and others as teams jockey for NC AA berth.
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Russians Win Nordic Ski Titles in Sharp Soviet Sweep
Russians captured a double victory at Squaw Valley with Pavel Kolelch winning the 15.1 kilometer cross country and the 9 kilometer jumping combined event. Kochkin, 25, joined in the win with strong cross country and jumping scores as the Soviet pair topped a field including top US skiers. The results clinched the Soviet success in the event series ahead of next year’s Olympic tests.
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Shorts Wins On Split Over Benny Paret in Tough Bout
Cecil Shorts, a last minute substitute and FL underdog from New York to Cleveland, earned a split decision over Benny Paret in a bruising 10 round welterweight fight. Judges scored as noted with a close, penalty filled bout and contentious rounds.
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YMCA Cagers Triumph 61 to 55
The Troy YMCA defeated Lai singburg Bays Uinh 61 to 55. Johnson led with 9 points, McCurtty 2, Gols 12, Pasco 9, Tweedy 4, Chiffon 18, Hourigan 4, Buckley 2. Hinmay and Lucey each contributed, with Lucey scoring 18 and Murray 5 in a league upset.
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Troy Frosh Fall in Rough Showing at Opponent
Troy's freshman team played yesterday with limited scoring as Bill Woomajian and Tom Schindler led the effort. Details of the game and exact final score are unclear from the fragmentary OCR text.
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Score Garcia To Pitch Tribe Drill
Aria Tucson reports score and pitchers Garcia and Score to work for the Cleveland Indians in a practice game. Lue Cleveland and Lidians compete in a three inning scrimmage as manager Joe Gordon plans the exhibition against the San Francisco Giants Saturday. Al Clotte, acquired from Detroit, is expected to save the Giants. Scove and Galscin dealt with arm and back issues last season with surgery for a slipped disc.
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Cerv Holds Out as A's Salary Gap Grows
Kansas City Athletics star Bob Cerv said he and the club are $5,000 apart on salary with Cerv reportedly seeking $35,000. He noted no talks with general manager Parke Carroll since last Thursday and said the A's will have to contact him to negotiate further.
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Joe Alpy Leads Area Bowling Honors With High 253
Joe Alpy captured top honors in local bowling action posting a high single of 253 in the Wa tervlel Arsenal League at ar tham Bowl while Thibedeau rolled strong in the Watervlie Fratern a league at Medicnte alleys. The meet featured Vi Cardish and Helo Comcatt Jr in standout female and mixed events with multiple scores listed across teams and clubs.
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Pearson Lemon Sign Major Nat Pact In 1958
Pearson and Lemon signed with the Washington Beaits for the 1958 season, rejecting an offer from the Cleveland Indians. Lemon boosted to 14,000, while Pearson’s deal neared 17,000. Intrasquad game highlights included Clary’s team winning 4-2 as LaSalle and Killebrew produced key hits.
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Renamer Counsel Named In Trotting Group Reorganization
Eugene C. Hayes of Du Quain and Edward F. Hackett of Columbus joined Morris Renamer as general counsel and secretary respectively as the U S Trotting Association wraps a two day meeting. New treasurer Edgar B. McNamara of Indianapolis and Dale E. Bordner of Columbus named assistant treasurer, with Nixon of Lebanon added as board member. Walter J. Alickaet of Bicirus oversees a three year term as president while Don Miller of Columbus continues as executive vice president. A new identification system is adopted and a broader public program is approved to aid nearly 400 county and state fairs with harness race programs.
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College Basketball Update and Scores
Scrambled report notes college basketball actions with scattered team names and scores. Mentions involve Houston, Wichita, Drake, Memphis, and a clash schedule with tentative dates. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate results and upcoming games in a regional schedule.
Seething over IC4A meet protests and rulings
New York AP report from Madison Square Garden details Manhattan College protests after Eastment’s high yard race decision. Leonard White and Herman of NYU were affected by judges’ reversals. Officials defended the process, while coaches debated fairness and committee influence.
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State Senate Approves Ten Extra Racing Days Plan
The State Senate approved a bill adding 10 racing days to the horse racing season, boosting pari-mutuel betting revenue by about 13 million dollars. Sen. Joseph Zaretaki playful urged colleagues to neigh, while Walter Mahoney defended the measure as improving the state’s finances. The bill, substituting an earlier proposal, would push racing to March 20 and remove the 210 day cap, with Assembly approval anticipated.
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St. Bridger's Adds 24th Win In Senior League Action
St. Bridger's seniors clinched their 24th victory in a hard fought independent game. Key players include Owens and Bowden among others as they toppled LaSalle Mimi on the Winners' Court. LaSalle Ahi contributed strong numbers to the tight matchup.
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