NYU, St Louis, Oklahoma City Vie In NIT Debut Night
NYU makes an unseeded NIT debut facing Oklahoma City and St Louis as Bradley coach praises NYU. Providence advances by edging Manhattan before the semifinals with St Louis and Oklahoma City to collide in the next round. final set for Saturday afternoon.
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Oklahoma City
Plhivs
Saus Agathet
New York Uni
Yordity
Gainer Marterfinals
York University
Pithey
Ve Lemans
Oklahowans
Charley Osborne
Bradley
NYU
Yeaver
Russ Cunningham
Cal Raney
Saleh Sanders
Qkishama
Providence
Manhattan
Johny Evan
Providénes
Wigan
Nyu-Oklasione
Vine Aid
Johny
Albie Pearse Injured With Senators Slipping
Albert Gregory Pearse nicknamed Albie, a top AL rookie prospect for 1958, pulled a groin in outfield drills. Manager Cookie Lavagetto said he may sit out until fully recovered, leaving the team uncertain for the Senators opener against the Orioles on April 9. The club, hampered by injuries and a string of losses, has managed only six hits in their last 10 Grapefruit League games.
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Li Lalbie
Ant
Srisan
Washington Senators
Sli Albis
Albert Gregory Pearse
Pesrsan
Albie
Cookie Lavagello
Srnatgrs
Lavagello
Tor
Pearson
Washington
Vichy
Saintlers
Baltimore Orioles
Mugele Pully
Wil Valentifnetli
Bil Fischer
Valentinetli
Avi
Fischer
Indians Sign Arizona U Star Leek For 35000 Bonus
The Cleveland Indians signed Gene Leek, Arizona University third baseman, for about 35000. The 22 year old slugger left college after seven games this season, hitting four homers. Lane said Leek would start at third for the Indians B squad against the Chicago Cubs and may be sent to San Diego, his hometown, if ready.
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Puesom
Arig
Cleveland Indians
Gene Leek
University of Arizona
Siefoot
Arizona
Frank Lane
Haan
Leek
Chicago Cubs
Lane
San Diego
Smith chosen player of the year in the Middle Eastern Musketball
St Helen's College in New Jersey selects BIN Smith as player of the year in the Middle Eastern Musketball Conference. The Siena College standout led the conference in scoring with 23.4 points per game and earned a spot on the All-Conference team alongside Dik Lyngh LeMoyne George Carter Jonada Weaver and Richie Deever.
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Sony
bin Smith
St. Helen's College
New Jersey
Dan Cunha
Siena College
Smith
Dik Lyngh
LeMoyne
George Carter
Jonada Weaver
Sica
Richie Deever
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Hoop Results Ink Of C League Update
Summary of last night’s Alpha Alleys hoop results with Marge Gignac scoring 581 for Waterford Independents and multiple players across Yale, Harvard, Villanova, and others contributing high scores. Includes numerous individual bowling lines and league standings from the intra city event.
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Lerague
CYO
Marge Gignac
Waterford
Gata
Vale i
Wand Jets
Pave Hebert
Varvaid
Moly Gros
Jarea Bowlng
Shegy
Cornell
Willner
Asphayted Wright
Hvieves League
Alpha Ree
Marty Moss
Howard Smith
Niagara
Sicksoh
Reallan
Buck Swacey
Frank
Nolan
P. Gendron
Dave Carpenter
sAnmatrong
Sith
Wright
Siena
Frank Pagerite
Yale
Columbia
Titster
Hinman
Bourhey
Knotty Bowling Rosters From Atn-Style Ledger
Fragmented OCR lists numerous bowlers and scores, pairing names with numeric figures and club affiliations. The garbled itemized entries resemble a local bowling league record with participant names and scores across multiple lanes and teams.
Cage Play Results From LaSalle Institute Tournament
Cage Play results show Merchanicville's St Lawrence of Troy winning 87 to 21 while St Joseph's of Watervliet routed Oye Lady of Mt Carmel 41 to 2. Semifinals advance with St Augustin's meeting Sacred Heart and Walervdiet versus St Mary's, at 3 p.m. Contested entries list Daul's-Marrhero 8, Sisto 9, Pustin 3, Deloy 3, and multiple players with single scores from yesterday's games.
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Vaul's
Merchanicville
St. Lawrence of Troy
St. Joseph's
Ray
Boyne
Daul’s
Marrhero
Sisto
Pustin
Carusa
Subhas
Brawensnr
Phot St
Athletics Crush Tigers 6-0 On 13 Hits In Spring Win
Athletics rout Tigers 6-0 on 13 hits led by Kent and Joy with Garver pitching a shutout. Craddock and Aguirre shared mound duties for the Reds in a separate note with Law and others contributing in a mixed spring exhibition.
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West Paint Beach
Fin
Ald
Nanas City Athletics
Garver
Hurgit
Ozzie Wingl
Bob Martyn
Jarry Davie
Hank Aguirre
Rane
AL Fort Myers
Via
Ted Biuszewski
Haned
Foumenotes
Ilis
Jaegh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Big Kfe
Vernon Law
Roole Jin Hardison
Cinciimati
Jim Pen- Welo
Teds
Orlando Pana
Bill Skowron and Siebern Lock Jobs With Yankees
New York Yankees held spring training amid doubt over regulars as Bill Skowron leads batting with .350 and Novny Siebern tops with three homers and eight RBIs. Skowron 15 hits in 27 at bats. Siebern 14 safeties in 44 at bats for .224. Casey Stengel considered shifts for Norm Larker but abandoned plans. Yesterday’s Phillies game was washed out.
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Mla
Uwa
New York Yankees
Bill Skowron
Novny
Sieberm
Skowron
Siebarn
Casey Stengel
Norm
Bhachot
Philadelphia
Foe Too Hot For Logart Beats Cuban Welterweight
Charley Scott edged Isaac Logart by split decision in a bristling 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Scott weighed 146 pounds and earned about $700 for absorbing the upset as Logart’s first 1950s start after a Latin American tour that yielded over $315,000 in his three fights.
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Rev Var
Philadelphia
Charley Scott
Cor Isaac Logart
Mark, Conn
Jade Joe Eppy
Carl Donofile
Lagart
Lagarkan
Crisses
Desest
South America
Pro Net Troupe In Schenectady April 8 Tennis Event
Jack Kramer’s world tour arrives in Schenectady on Wednesday April 8 at 6 pm in the gym of Linton Heights School. Four players compete including defending champion Pancho Gonzales and Australians Lew Moari Ashley Cooper and Mal Anderson. Gonzales seeks his fifth straight world title, sharing the Tour record with Kramer. The format pairs prior night’s losers in opening matches and prior night’s winners in the main event, followed by singles and doubles bouts.
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Jack Kramer
Schensetady
Linton Hleh Scheel
Pancho Gonzales
Lew Moai
Ashley Cooper
Mal Audderson Gonzales
Los Angeles
Ite
Kramer
Pollowine
Generales-Audargoh
Cuaper
Mohawks Triumph in TAC Bowling Match
In Troy last night the Mohawks defeated the Mohicans with a strong score showing 222 to 109. King Cribb led the Mohawks with high marks while Bob Tsasgords contributed for the losers amid close competition and standout pins from Fabare.
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Mohicans
Cribb
Bob Tsasgords
Bob. Wehawekd
Ted Ure
Will al
Auburn star Torona Wester named team MVP in 1958
Torona from Auburn, a tackle who later joined the Toronto Argonauts, was voted Auburn's most valuable player in 1958 by teammates. The note highlights Wester's top form and cross league connection with the Argonauts.
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Torona
API Cleve Wester
Auber
Toronto Argonauts
Wester
Auburn
English manager backs Hogan in featherweight bid
The English manager urged that the featherweight title fight include Hogan and Bessey, with betting odds discussed amid a caustic crowd. The scene unfolded in Los Angeles as promoters weighed the challenger lineup and public reaction to the proposed bout.
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Los Angeles
Jisdaiy
George
No Cream Skim Milk Deal Sparks Senators Trade Talk
Orlando AP reports Washington Senators owner Cal Griffith would trade Roy Sievers to the Chicago White Sox only if center fielder Jim Landis is included. Griffith said the team seeks a center fielder and that Landis could be part of a package, while noting no new offers have been made since the winter meetings. He discussed Moore and Morena bouts and tied the boxing chatter to Sievers in a broader sports page with miscellaneous fight notes.
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Keckout
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Luvice
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Bath
Emile Chemend
Jean Sievers
Leafs and Rangers Fight Overshadow Fines Decision
Toronto and New York collide as 17 players face potential $100 fines after a bench-clearing brawl. Lou Boninato was penalized for boarding while Reaume and Shack drew $23 fines for misconduct. Raptors of both teams left benches as fans and officials debated league rules on players leaving the bench during fights.
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Maple Leafs
Rangers
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Larry Regan
Marc Reame
Frank Mahalovich
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Eddie Shack
Hank Ciesla
Guy Archors
Bob Maia Patrick
Ayrile
Vottig
Pawich
Wilieh
Jeff Wheic
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