Bowl League Scores From Tuesday Night Action
In Stephenson Grocery sweep over Columbia Baking Cé Keller led with a 397 set and 397 series pace while securing high game 145. Brakeshoe Cafe by contrast dropped to 541 in a 613 game high thanks to Joe Zimmerman 128. Glaize & Bro swept Schewel Furniture Co as Shorty Billmyer led 1630 team score and Keller dominated ind sets 397. Valley Distributors fended off Whitewash with 605 middle game as Bell Clothes star Russell LaFollette posted 374 series. The Bureau of Mines Bey-Yiss & Patterson test was postponed.
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el Keller
Stephenson Grocery
Columbia Baking Cé
Keller
Valley Distributors
Bell Clothes
Russell LaFollette
Brakeshoe Capeteria
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Willie Shanker
Alonzo Whit Jock
Joe Zimmerman
Brakeshoe
Glaize & Brode
Schewel Furniture Co
Shorty Billmyer
Glaize & Bro
Brakeshoe Cafe
Baynss & Patterson
Sanitary Dairy
Clearbrook Woolen
Columbia Baking
Valley Pratt & Candy
Schewel Furniture
Bureau of Mines
Ind
LaPollette
Smith
Shanker
LaFollette
Bilimyer
Stephenson
Glaize
Bureau of Mines-Bey- Yiss & Patterson
Hall of Famer Hired to Watch Pirates Hitting
Hall of Famer George Sisler, age 62 and a Pirates legend for hitting, is named special adviser to Pirates manager Bobby Bragan. He will travel with the team, attend home games, sit in the stands, and focus on identifying and teaching hitting flaws. Bragan says the role is the first full time job of its kind in major league baseball.
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Pittsburgh
George Bsisler
Hall of Fame
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe L. Brown
Sisler
Bobby Bracan Sisler
Pirate
Pirates
Bobby Bragan
Jobe's 354 Set Breaks Brown's C League Slump
Jobe's 354 set tops the Brown's Meat Market lineup as they snap a nine game skid in C League action. Jimmy Brown added 119 and 118, Joe McAbboy 119, while Kern Motor Co. defeated Amoco in two of three. Frank Jenkins led with 348 in the lane. team totals show Brown's 1532.
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Allen Jobe
Brown
No. Va. Power Co
Jimmy Brown
Joe McAbboy
Powermen
Kern Motor Co
Amoco
Howard Melton
League
Hern Motor
Aioe le Sree Maes
Jobe
Jenkins
Sheetz
Brown's Meat Market
Ellis Poultry Co
Brown's
Kern
Turner Ashby Invades Handley In First Home Tilt
Turner Ashby meets Handley High in the judges first home game of the season a District 10 contest with the Knights aiming to curb Handley’s early-season momentum. Starters Atkins Wintermeyer and Musselman’s squad clash with Eddie Grim Jack Reid Gary Anderson Robbie Robinson and Mike Hollis expected to pace the Knights while Sprinkle anchors the center position.
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Turner Ashby
Knights
Handley
Musselman
Virginians
Thrire
Montevideo
Broadway
Middle River
Triplett
Turner Ashby Quint
Eddie Grim
Jack Reid
Gary Anderson
Robbie Robinson
Mike Hollis
Taner Ashby Pos
Handley Suter
Reid Rhodes
F Robinson Sprinkle de Grim Atkins
Hollis Wintermyer
G Anderson
Many Jobs Open In Civil Service
The Civil Service announces new examinations for Student Trainee Forestry, Industrial Hygienist Health Physicist, Dietetic Intern, and Social Worker positions. Pay ranges from $2,000 to $8,990 yearly with various location duties nationwide including Alaska and San Francisco. Applicants must meet education or experience requirements and pass a written test. Announcements 90 B, 12-14-6 (56), 89 B, and others list full details and how to apply from Joe Haines at the U.S. Civil Service Examiners office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
United States
Alaska
Naval Radiologic Defense Laboratory
San Francisco
California
Veterans Administration
Children’s Bureau
Joe Haines
Board of
U. 8
Civil Service Examiners
Fullmer Tops Robinson in Electronic Boxing Test
Tests comparing punches by an electronic system show Gene Fullmer hitting harder and faster than Sugar Ray Robinson. The two boxers prepared for their January 2 title clash at Madison Square Garden as the debate on speed and power continues. Robinson noted he is older and slower, while Fullmer impressed with his power in the test runs.
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Greenwood Lake
N.Y
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Robinson
Pullmer
New York
Madison Square Garden
West Jordan
Utah
Deacon
Ingenious Stabilizer Aids British Channel Steamers
A stabilizing device on British Channel steamers between England and France reduces wave motion and helps prevent seasickness on typical crossings.
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England
France
Television Programming Seen Rather Tired as Year Nears End
A 1956 review notes overall TV programming is undistinguished and shows little experimentation. ABC improves with Omnibus, CBS leads with See It Now and Hall of Fame. NBC lags but pushes experimental fare. The piece also questions future trends and cites toy spending at about 28 dollars per family.
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New York
ABC
CBS
Edward R. Murrow
NBC
Showcase
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Project 20
Dons Fall to Western Kentucky 61 57 in Ranked Matchup
Western Kentucky ranked 20th beat San Francisco 61-57 as the Dons extend a slump to three losses in a row after late-season struggles. Missouri won its fourth straight by downing Oregon 59-52 as Wake Forest retained Carousel Classic title with a 58-48 win over Auburn. Ivy League openers and other conference results also reported.
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San Francisco Dons
Western Kentucky
San Francisco
Dons
West
Midwest
Bill Russell & Co
Associated Press
Tdlinois
Chicago
Russell
K. C. Jones
Nebraska
Iowa State
Missouri
Mizzou
Oregon
Tigers
Purdue
Wake Forest
Auburn
Florida
St. Joseph's
Quantico Marines
Hampden-Sydney
Mt. St. Mary’s
Belmont Abbey
Columbia
Dartmouth
Harvord
Briwn
Lee Marshall
Washington & Lee
George Washington
South Carolina
Russell Signs for 17 000 With Celtics as Cousy Edges
All America star Bill Russell reportedly signed a one year contract for 17000 with the Boston Celtics. Celtics owner Walter Brown declined to reveal terms but emphasized Russell will not be paid as much as Bob Cousy. Brown noted Cousy has carried the team with his play for seven seasons.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
National Basketball Assa
Celtics
Walter Brown
Russell
University of San Francisco
Olympic
Cousy
Brown
Tennessee beats New Mexico and Stanford press stifles Tulane
Tennessee defeated New Mexico 94-81 in a high scoring game. Stanford’s full court press limited Tulane to three second half field goals as Tulane won 64-53 on 23 of 26 free throws.
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Tennessee
Vanderbilt
New Mexico
Tulane
Stanford
All-Star Boys Bowling Teams Tie In 3-Game Test
James Wood Boys League and Saturday Morning Boys League clash in a three game total pin fall test on Wednesday December 26 at 7 pm. James Wood players include Richard Keller Charles Webber Edwin Fiddler Jackie Frye Ray Malone Donald Shirley Rodger Jobe. Saturday boys feature John March Butch Jones David Smallwood Dickie Ritter Ronnie Haines Ronnie Bord Norman Jones.
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James Wood
Richard Keller
Charles Webber
Edwin Fiddler
Jackie Frye
Ray Malone
Donald Shirley
Rodger Jobe
John March
Butch Jones
David Smallwood
Dickie Ritter
Ronnie Haines
Ronnie Bord
Norman Jones
Russell Seeks NBA Return with Celtics Debut Set
Years playing the style he has. Cousy is believed to be drawing about $22,000 a year. Russell is said to have signed for a $3,000 bonus and $14,000 for the remaining two-thirds of the season. He worked out with his new teammates and will debut Saturday against the St. Louis Hawks in a nationally televised game.
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Cousy
NBA
Russell
St. Louis Hawks
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Clan Mey
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U.S. Defense Department
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ED Wilks
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Voth
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