Berryville and Buckley-Lages Tie Bell in Little League Clash
Clarke lads beat Winchester 28 to 12 at the Armory in the first Winchester Berryville Little League contest. Bell rose 69-58 to Berryville led by Heflin Scallion and Cochran. Buckley-Lages beat Winchester 79 44 as Gilliam Kline Capparelli led scoring. Girls: Kern Motor won 17 13 with Riley Daugherty Wiseman Spiker Brady top scorers.
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Winchester
Berryville
Clarke Lads
Armory
Bell
Quint
Nick Scallion
Noonie Heflin
Doug Cochran
Yvonne Wiseman
Nancy Spiker
Ann Brady
Triangle
Berryville Legion Auxiliary
Buckley - Lages
The
Legion
Warriors
Mercersburg Legion
Jim Blackburn
Pennsylvanians
Bowling results show multiple leagues posting high scores
Helen Corrigan and Kitty Affleck led a 129 games in a Ladies Commercial League night while Miller's Drug Store posted a 573 set in a win over Howard Johnson's. Betty Mee and others topped teams in the Sarah Zane Fire Co. and Farmers & Merchants Nat's Bank matchups. Mixed doubles, Girls League, and various colorized team tallies filled the card with high individual scores and team totals.
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Helen Corrigan
Kitty Affleck
Helen Devers
Miller’s Drug Store
Howard Johnson
Juanita Kelchner
Betty Meee
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Winchester Motocycle
Patton
Farmers & Merchants
Nat's Bank
Frances Crisman
Mary Hughes
Bank Girls
Nelie Vaughn
Betty Carroll
Elizabeth Wolfe
Vesta Eskridge
Willow Lawn
O'Sullivan
Wer June Tusing
Jean DuVall
Smarts Florist
Lucky Inn
Nancy Whitmire
Rhodes Drug Store
C & P Telephone
Marie Franin
Dot Wolfe
el Boden
DeSoto
Boden
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Ruth Godlove
Nellie Vaughn
Buick
Imperial
Bill Carter
Jr. Ennis
Vivian Cooper
Janice Brumback
James Wood
Janet Bish
Clarbrook Woolen
Miss Brumback
Cahbriette Schuller
B. F. Goodrich
Sue Mason
Sarah Zane
Miller's Drug
Nat'l Bank
Smarts
Piorist
Mark Rhodes Drug Store
McKee
Corrigan
Affleck
Kelchner
Crisman
Miller
Hinnant Substitutes For Anthony In N Y Bout
Clarence Hinnant 176% from Washington replaces Tony Anthony who has the flu for a light heavyweight bout against Yvon Durelle in New York. Durelle, 28, seeks revenge after the February 19, 1957 fight in Miami Beach where Hinnant won by stoppage. Durelle is undefeated in 11 straight, ranking No. 3, aiming for a title shot if victorious.
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New York
Clarence Hinnant
Washington
Yvon Durelle
New Brunswick
Canada
Miami Beach
Fla
Hinnant
Durelle
Ring
Archie Moore
Tony Anthony
Baseball shifts All Star selection method for 1958
Major league players and managers will pick the starting lineups for the 1958 All-Star Game in Baltimore on July 8, replacing fan voters. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the change after talks with AL president Will Harridge and NL president Warren Giles.
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New York
Baltimore
Ford Frick An
Milwaukee
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Musial
Crowe
Warren Spahn Hits 65 000 Signing for Braves
Old timers land big contracts in 1958 baseball signing sweepstakes. Warren Spahn, 36, will receive about 65 000 from the Milwaukee Braves after a 21 11 season and Cy Young win in 1957. Alvin Dark to about 40 000 with the St Louis Cardinals. Other veterans also signed with multiple clubs.
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Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Alvin Dark
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Cy Young
Dark
Cardinals
Bob Nieman
Baltimore Powerhitter
Tom Gorman
Kansas City
Bob Trowbridge
Tom Brewer
Boston Red Sx
Gus Triandos
Orioles
Danny Kravitz
Emil Panko
Pittsburgh
Fight Results from Revere and Los Angeles Card
In Revere Massachusetts Chico Vejar of Stamford outpointed Jackson Brown of Boston over 10 rounds. In Los Angeles Brad stopped Santiago Gutierrez of Juarez after 3 rounds. In Fort Fairfield Maine Babe McCarron stopped Butsy Gallant of Rumford after 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Revere
Mass
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Jackson Brown
Boston
Los Angeles
Cal Brad
Santiago Gutierrez
Juarez
Mexico
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Babe McCarron
Brownville
Butsy Gallant
Rumford
Mudcat Grant Promises Fast Start for Indians in Spring
22 year old Jim Grant nicknamed Mudcat, a righthander with a blazing fast ball, drew attention after a San Diego three hitter and a 12 strikeout game. Cleveland will watch Grant staunchly as spring practice opens, along with fellow rookies Dick Mesa Dick Brodowski Allen Jones and Bill Harrell, all part of a lean rookie list under manager Bragan.
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New York
Mudcat
Jim Grant
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Grant
Greenberg
San Diego
Calif
Portland
Hank
Big Jim
Vancouver
Mississippi
Florida
Dick Brodowski
Bragan
Boston
Washington
Brodowski
Dick Mesa
Vera Cruz
Poza Rica
Allen Jones
Dick Brown
Omaha
Bill Harrell
Clarance Moore
Louisville
Dave Mann
Reading
Joe Caffie
Buffalo
Earl Averill Jr
Gary Geiger
Rochester
Caffie
Mann
Moore
Harrell
Indians
Bulldogs claim 10th win of season in 55 47 victory
Douglas started strong with a 16 2 lead and held on to beat Page-Jackson 55 47 at home. Lee Mason led with 17 points nine of them from field goals and a free throw while Ronald Moten added 12 and Joe Kemp 16. Good rebounding and fast break pushed the win as coach Ed Barksdale praised the steady all around effort and warned against over confidence. The next game is February 6 at Luray.
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Jim Blackburn
Ed Barksdale
Douglas
Page Jackson
Larry Bolyard
Buckley-Lages
Bell
Winchester Warriors
Cleon Gilliam
Sid Kline
Dan Capparelli
Gary Anderson
Bulldogs
West Virginians
Clu
Luray
Lee Mason
Ronald Moten
Joe Kemp
Page-Jackson
Mason
James Walker
Moten
John Carter
Tommy Washington
Benny Brown
Campanella Improves as Critical Condition Continues
In Glen Cove New York the Los Angeles Dodger catcher Roy Campanella remains in critical condition after an automobile crash. A hospital bulletin notes regained feeling down to the abdomen and slight movement in fingertips, signaling improvement from earlier limited chest sensitivity.
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Glen Cove
Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodger
Campanella
Dodger
Campy
Congress weighs antitrust bill for pro sports
The House Antitrust Subcommittee debates a bill that would make only commercial aspects of baseball, football, basketball and ice hockey subject to antitrust laws while preserving reserve clauses and other sportspecific rights. Critics fear the phrase reasonably necessary may invite litigation and hurt baseball. Reacting officials praise the measure as fair, with emphasis on television rights and territorial rules under consideration.
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New York
Notin
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Celler D-Ny
Celler
Judiciary Committee
Ford Frick
Rep
Keating
Congress
Bert Bell
National Football League
Maurice Podoloff
National Basketball Assn
Furman Finds Greener Field Under Baskets
Furman Paladins abandon slow play for run and shoot as they chase Southern Conference wins. Tom Conrad nets 28 points and Byron Pinson 26 as Furman defeats South Carolina 89 77 after beating Presbyterian 108 95. West Virginia’s 14 game streak ends with loss to Duke. Mountaineers host Florida State tonight.
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Furman
Paladins
Lyles Alley
Alley
West Virginia
Presbyterian
South Carolina
Tom Conrad
Byron Pinson
Duke
Mountaineers
Florida State
Morgantown
Mounties
Warriors Pistons Score Top Upsets
The Philadelphia Warriors defeated the Colts 116 106 to hinder the Celtics eastern title bid. In the same twinbill Detroit Pistons beat the Syracuse Nationals 87 83, and the Minneapolis Lakers edged Cincinnati 105 104 in NB action.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
Warriors
Boston
Colts
Philly
Detroit Pistons
Syracuse Nats
Minneapolis Lakers
Cincinnati
No Pickles? Saskatoon Shop Run by Hogg and Ham
In Saskatoon a pickle shop is run by Jill Hogg and Harry Ham, offering locally made preserves and condiments. The small business highlights community ties and unique flavor blends in a city craving craft foods.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Jill Hogg
Harry Ham
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Berryville Legion
Heflin
Jimmy Omps
Shepherd
Bob Royston
Dave Burks
Ivan Jackson
Kern Motor
Trudy Riley
Sarah Daugherty
Schuller
McCarty
Clearbrook Woolen
VFW
Clearbrook
C & 8 Bank
Godlove
Cooper
Vaughn
Roth
Larrick
Ennis
Carter
Clearbook
Wollen
Duncan Bros
Gore Garage
B.F. Goodrich Alleghany
Ft. Shockey & Son
Big Cone Zuckerman's Quality Cleaners
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Anthony
N.Y
Johnson
N. Lou
Sunoco
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Evening Star
Cincinnatti
Frick
Fred Haney
Casey Stengel
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Cleveland Star
Sporting Goods
Johnny’ S Sport Shop
Boscawen
al Spanley
Duke Duke
Ftty
Kenny
Baylor Jackson
Simms
Branson
Burns
Newman
Douglas Brown
Walker
Spencer
Burks
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Lawrence Carter
Southern Tire
Braddock St
Pistons
Chug
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Pure Oil Station
N. Cameron St
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Cork
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