Banks Named NL MVP In Wide Ballot Victory
Chicago Cubs star Banks captured the National League MVP with 15 of 24 first place votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America. Willie Mays placed second with 18 points, while Hank Aaron and Frank Thomas followed, as Banks hit .413 with 129 RBIs in 154 games.
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Bombs Threaten NHL Game In Chicago Arena
Explosives disrupted hockey between Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks as NHL officials recount several one pound metal discs and walnut sized torpedoes thrown during the Sunday game. Campbell says no similar incidents in memory. Chicago officials note prior projectiles include dead fish and other items.
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High Triple and High Game Bowled At Alpha Alleys
Local bowling leaders across area men and women set marks at Alpha Alleys and Cohoes Arena. Ken McQuade of Troy Church Teague posted a 2 BSB best series while Howie Howe tallied the high game. Istelo Gorafin led Lathamettes with a 208 single, and numerous bowlers from Troy Church, Cohoes Merchants, and Jewish Women recorded top scores and high series as the season progresses.
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Colubian page fragment lists scores and names from a sports or recreation column. Mentions Lanes Ak Downey Walt Gelely Wilsei games 523 and 531, Ter a Schmidt Union, Matth e IV, Norma Van Horsen 451, May Recreation by Way Tuesday Nighters Herb Jones 210 568, Dick Robeson 515, Don Ruggiero 208, Seabury 200, Shirley Seabury 117 te. Continued on Page 19.
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Don Ruggiero
Shirley Seabury
Pistol Loop In 4 Way Tie at LaSalle Range
An eight-team pistol league at LaSalle's range ends week six in a four way tie for first led by Hawks after Madson Valley Tech’s loss. Spares and Toop G win while Eagles fall, top shooters listed with scores and standings including Laura Getman and Marie Marcelli among top women.
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Connally and Geiger Return From CCHS Title Team
Connally 6 foot 7 senior and Geiger 6 foot junior return as backcourt leaders for the 1957 58 CCHS champions. The roster includes Tim Wendl G Tim Wendl and notes Armand Reo now at Notre Dame, with John Carroll opponents and Bishop Maloy mentioned among the titles.
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Mohawk Five Belts HVTI Tn Opener
Mohawk Valley's basketball team opened at home with a 72 44 victory over Audubon Valley in an Empire State Junior College Conference game. Jim Knapp and Don Webb led with 22 and 12 points, while JUVICE’s Slissan and De Wort added 12 and 10.
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Burnt Hills and Shenendehowe Open Hoops Season
In the opening boys basketball game of the season the Burnt Hills and Shenendehowe Plainsmen clash as they enter the Capital League. Notable returnees include Billy Clancy and Wally Titterington, with Paul Quighy and Walt Tetrault as new starters in a season full of uncertain lineups and upcoming schedules.
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Army Cadet Fervor Trimmed Ahead of Navy Clash
Army coach Bert Blaik tightens Cadet practices at West Point for the annual Navy game to protect against late peak form. Blaik cites last year's costly mistakes against a stronger Navy squad and stresses discipline and focus to avoid a repeat defeat.
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Service academies clash over Army Navy Air Force football venues
New York AP reports the service academy superintendents failed to agree on mutually suitable venues for Army Navy and Air Force football. Air Force insists on Denver or Boulder, while Army and Navy favor West Point or Annapolis. Briggs and Davidson cite altitude and travel costs while Blaik notes Navy’s strong passing game and cites the need for a practical schedule amid the dispute.
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Watervliet Cagers Face Shaker Rise In New Era
Watervliet Highs 1958 50 basketball team braces for shifts as Shaker High joins strong local leagues. Departures thin veteran ranks while promoted juniors and sophomores step into larger roles. Cross-town rivals include Catho lic Tight Lasalle Lansingburg Cohors and a Capital league mix across Watervliet Cu hoes Hudson Milne Shenendehowa Van Rensselaer Albany Academy.
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Four-Time Bowler of the Year Mia Honored by Uhr Bowling Writers
Mia of St. Louis was elected Bowler of the Year four times by the Uhr Bowling Writers Association of America. She earned honors in 1958 1952 1954 and 1983, making her the only man to achieve four wins.
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Russell Decries Race Bias On Southern Tour
Boston Celtics star Bill Russell denounced segregation as he recounted hostile treatment during a southern trip. He said a restaurant refused service and that the team faced discrimination, with coach Red Auerbach noting attendance problems and a clash over lodging arrangements amid racial tensions.
Buchhols Upsets Olmedo In Aussie Quarter Finals
18-year-old Buchhols of St. Louis upset teammate Alex Olmedo to reach the semifinals of the New South Wales rants tournament in Sydney. Emerson faced Cooper while Gimenn and the Spaniard surprise Andres Gimenn advanced in a day of quarterfinal play.
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Rutgers Names Billy Austin MVP For Football Season
Rutgers made it official last night awarding the Hamert Havel trophy to fullback Billy Austin as the most valuable member of the football team at a dinner hosted by the University and the Tour Touchdown Club in New Brunswick.
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