Bell Buckley Lages Win Easily in City League Games
Bell Clothes opened 109 41 over Winchester Warriors and Buckley Lages beat Berryville 91 61 to lead the standings 3 0 with Bell 2 1 Legion 1 2 and Winchester 0 3. Eddie Grim led Bell with 38 points in a 35 19 first quarter and Jim Omps had 29 while Jim Blackburn added 26.
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Bell Clothes
Winchester
Warriors
Berryville
Kern Motor
Buckley-Lages
Berryville Legion
Bell
Legion
Kern
Triangle Diner
Eddie Grim
Grim
Jimmy Omps
Jim Blackburn
The
Bell Quint
High for the Losers and Key Scores Across Contests
Summary of multiple high school games led by Grim with strong scoring for Buckley Lages and Bell teams. Ivan Jackson had seven UM goals, Billy Shenk led winners with 16 points, while Connie Baker and Betty Levi paced the Auxiliary. Sid Kline, Cleon Gilliam, and others contributed in various matchups as teams prep for upcoming games against Journal and Shepherd College.
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Ivan Jackson
Bob Royston
Jim Hickerson
Billy Shenk
Grim
Betty Levi
Connie Baker
Pat Riley
Kern Quint
Sarah Daugherty
Lucy Hepner
Cleon Gilliam
Charles Renner
Buddy Fuller
Bob Baker
Bell
Journal
Tom Bullett
Clothiers
Buckley-Lages
Sid Kline
Buckley
Bowling Recap from Congregational and Church League Night
Con gregational Christian Church beat Mt. Pleasant three games to none securing the first half title with a four game lead as Wingfield tops with 152 and Snapp 147. RED HOT ED LILLIS posts 376 for Catholic team sweeping Lutheran, while UB leads two from Golden Rule Braddock Street Methodists. Market Street Methodist tops United Brethren No. 2 as Cooper’s 1305 pace. Church of Christ wins two ties over Cork Street Christian, Harold Dawson tops with 114. Riley Loy leads Braddock Street Methodist in a sweep over Grace Bible Fellowship. Ind game leaders Wingfield 152 Snapp 147 Lillis 138. Ind set Lillis 376 Wingfield 375 Snapp 363. Team game scores Con. Christian 574 566 EUB No. 1 537. Team set Con. Christian 1668 1568 Golden Rule 1559.
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Turk Wingfield
Frankie Snapp
Congregational Christian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Wingfield
Snapp
ED Lillis
Lutheran
Bill Keyton
United Brethren No. 1
Golden Rule Braddock Street Methodist
Paul Carper
Owen Hoagland
Golden Rule
Sonny Cooper
Market St. Methodist
United Brethren No. 2
Jim Nealis
Jackie Frye
Church of Christ
Cork St. Christian
Harold Dawson
Riley Loy
Ding Braddock
Helicopter Rescues Hunter Stuck in Mud Near Tucson
Kenneth Turner a 34 year old hunter was mired to his armpits in marsh mud for 20 hours after wading for ducks near Tucson. Three youths notified authorities prompting a Davis Monthan Air Force Base helicopter rescue. Turner was hospitalized in weak condition.
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Florence
Artz
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Kenneth Turner
Sheriff's Office
Turner
College Coaches Retreat From Stand With Major Leagues
Philadelphia reports that after a decade of talks college baseball leaders show signs of retreating from an aggressive stance on pro relations. The AACBBC hints at educational outreach as the NCAA steers away from major league negotiations due to early signings and the loss of the bonus rule.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
American Assn. of
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Everett “Eppy
Barnes
Aacbbc
Sievers Seems Only Trading Point of Nats
Washington owners block Roy Sievers in talks with the Red Sox leaving Boston unable to craft a deal. Cronin said Sievers’ absence deprives Washington of strong trade options while Boston eyes the power slugger for Fenway Park. Both executives declined to name preferred players.
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Sievers
Boston
Washington
Roy Sievers
Red Sox Senators
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Calvin Griffith
Sox
Fenway Park
Griffith
Rosi Busso Fight Rumors Fuel MSG Betting
A rumored bout between Paolo Rosi and Johnny Busso at Madison Square Garden faces widespread bets on whether it happens tonight after multiple postponements due to flu and injuries. Rosi is a 9 to 5 favorite ranked No.5 by NBA and Ring. Busso sits No.8 and No.10. The 10 round bout will air on NBC radio and TV.
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New York
Paolo Rosi
Johnny Busso
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
Rosi
Conference-Free Navy Captures Largest Bowl Payout
Navy, not tied to a conference, earned about 160000 after beating Rice 20 to 7 in the Cotton Bowl. Funds, after expenses, will aid the three million dollar Stadium project in Annapolis. Other major bowl schools shared receipts with their conferences.
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Associated Press
Navy
Middies
Rice
Annapolis
Tigers Upend Salary Policy With Cuts In 1958
Detroit General Manager John McHale announces a strict 1958 salary plan cutting pay for underperforming stars. Harv ey Kuenn Ray Boone and Al Kaline headed for potential reductions while long-time high earners in the 30 000 range face talks. The club aims to reward good performances and adjust others despite a historically high payroll.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Mannel John McHale
Tigers
McHale
Harvey Kuenn
Ray Boone
al Kaline
Boone
Kuenn
Feeding Birds Helps Birds Through Winter
Regularly placing food will support a broad array of birds that rely on supplemental provisions during the cold season. Consistent feeding helps sustain local populations when natural food sources are scarce.
Citadel Bulldogs win Senior Bowl tourney at Mobile
The Citadel defeats Spring Hill 67 55 to claim the Senior Bowl championship and gain confidence for road games ahead. West Virginia remains undefeated at 9 0. Morehead State and Georgia Tech also won in intersectional play as Furman and Washington & Lee lost. The Citadel next plays George Washington and Richmond before hosting Furman.
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Citadel
Mobile
Ala
Bulldogs
Flrida State
Spring Hill
West Virginia
Mountaineers
George Washington
Richmond
Furman
Canisius
Washington & Lee
Morehead State
Wa&l
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma State ends Kansas unbeaten in overtime upset
Oklahoma State silenced Kansas star Wilt Chamberlain who was sidelined by a groin injury, upsetting the second ranked Jayhawks 52-50 in overtime. West Virginia beat Canisius 88-66 to extend its win streak to nine as the Citadel won the Senior Bowl final 67-55 and Harvard defeated Amherst 55-49 in the UNH Invitational. Tennessee State routed Hamline 106-57 as Western Illinois beat William Jewell 72-58 in the NAIA Midwest Tipoff opener.
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Associated Press
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Jayhawks
Chamberlain
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Canisius
Madison Square Garden
Citadel
Spring Hill
Mobile
Ala
Harvard
Amherst
University of New Hampshire
Macomb
Ill
Tennessee State
Hamline
Western Illinois
William Jewel
Mountaineers
Griffins
Bulldogs
Florida State
Georgia
Bill Warren
Crimsons
Warren
Springfield
New Hampshire
Van Brocklin Retires From Rams After Nine Seasons
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Norman Van Brocklin announced his retirement after nine seasons with the club. The 31 year old cited the pressure of leading a million dollar team and said he has contemplated the move since mid 1957. Billy Wade and two rookies, Frank Ryan and Bobby Cox, are set to replace him. Van Brocklin, a three time NFL leading passer and a top punter, plans to represent a Portland pipeline coating firm in his immediate post football career.
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Los Angeles
Norman van Brocklin
Los Angeles Rams
van Brocklin
Rams
Billy Wade
Frank Ryan
Rice
Bobby Cox
Minnesota
NFL
Van
University of Oregon
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Portland
Senior All Stars Face Pro Champs In Optimist Bowl
In Tucson, Ariz. 8,500 fans are expected at Tucson High to see the Senior All-Stars meet the Tucson Cowboys, Western Professional Football League champions, in the first Optimist Bowl. QBs Ken Ford and Carl Dodd share the action with Walt Kowalczyk Bob Mulgado Dave Kaiser and Dick Lynch in the lineup.
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Tucson
Ariz
College All Stars
Tucson Cowboys
Ken Ford
Hardin - Simmons University
Carl Dodd
Oklahoma
Ford
Montgomery
Ala
Dodd
Duke
Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan State
Bob Mulgado
Arizona State
Tempe
Dave Kaiser
Notre Dame
Dick Lynch
Presley Draft Deferment Triggers Local Official Resignation
Harlan Kentucky state representative H Nick Johnson aged 37 quit his post in protest of Elvis Presley being granted a draft deferment to finish work on a movie. Johnson said officials cannot defer residents while Presley is deferred and noted most calls sided with him though a few teenage girls called him mean.
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Harlan
Draft Board
Elmis Presley
H. Nick Johnson
Kentucky
Presley
Johnson
Pettit Back With Hawks Restores Hope After Loss
Bob Pettit returned for the St. Louis Hawks in a limited role, scoring seven points as they fell 95-93 to the Philadelphia Warriors in the nightcap of a NBA doubleheader. Ed MacAuley led the Hawks with 26 points while Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston each scored 22 for the Warriors.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knicks
Syracuse Nats
Bob Pettit
Hawks
Pettit
Ed MacAuley
Warriors
Paul Arizin
Neil Johnston
VMI Reports Athletic Scholarships for 11 Man Football Team
The Virginia Military Institute says $38,022 in athletic scholarships went to 43 athletes last year. Funds came from the VMI Alumni Educational Fund and concession profits, not the athletic association. Expenditures totaled $108,047 with $41,864 for coach salaries and $30,578 for travel.
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Richmond
Virginia Military Institute
The
Athletic Association
VMI Alumni Educational Fund
William H. Milton
Gen. Milton
VMI
Milton
Students See Play at Bargain Price on Broadway
New York high school students receive 70 cent tickets to My Fair Lady under a cooperative program begun last year. The project allocates 20 balcony seats per performance for pupil distribution across all city high schools, with seniors drawing for shows of their choice.
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New York
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By Orlo Robertson
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