Turley Reflects on Yankees Departure and Pitching Future
Bob Turley recalls his Yankee trade and lingering uncertainty after being moved toward an organizational role. He describes strained relations with George Weiss and Casey Stengel, and notes he plans to join Continental Baking after baseball if no return with the Angels is possible.
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Douglas Dawns In Group II VIA Tourney Opener
Douglas High makes its bow in the state VIA Group II tournament in Norfolk facing Rosenwald of Waynesboro. Coach Ed Barksdale waited on a schedule. game details and timing were unsettled. Noah Laws leads a Douglas lineup including Norman Blowe Clarence Curry Paul Williams Charles Jackson Louis g.
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Cassius Clay Poised for Jones Bout at Madison Square Garden
In New York Cassius Clay, the 2-1 favorite, prepares for next Wednesday's Madison Square Garden bout against Doug Jones. The Louisville fighter mocks Jones with a poem on a Village poetry scene, while Jones asks, What did he say.
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Mississippi State Doubtful For NCAA Play
Governor Barnett opposes MSU competing in the desegregated NCAA tournament amid past refusals tied to Mississippi law. MSU earned the SEC title but may decline. Loyola Chicago with Jerry Harkness looms as a potential first opponent in East Lansing on March 15. The move draws opposition from Citizens Council, legislators, the university president, and Babe McCarthy.
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NBA Scores and Friday Schedule From AP Brief
Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 106 to 97 while Chicago topped San Francisco 121 to 111. Today's games include New York at Syracuse and Boston at Detroit with Friday matchups St Louis at New York and Boston at Chicago plus San Francisco at Detroit and Fort Wayne hosting.
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Newberry’s Sweeps C&P In Ladies Commercial Duckpin League
Newberry’s dominated three matches in the Ladies Commercial League at Health Center Lanes led by Jeanne Kaval 132 338, June Tusing 126 831 and Naomi Houston 109 110 109 for 328. Novick Transfer rolled 1550 with every player over 300 including Kay Bailey 103 305 and Hazel Perry 115 323. Blue Sunoco’s Nellie Vaughn 130 344 and Eva Brill 114 helped their team stages, while Galladay Building Supply and M. M. Adams Esso posted wins in other night matches.
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Lee Jackson
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Sally Patton
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Tenpin Bowling Outlaws Tie For Midway Loop Lead
In Midway Tenpin League action the Outlaws share first place with the Bottlenecks after a 3 1 win by the Offbeats over the Cottonpickers and other results including the Outlaws beating Silver Diner 3 1 led by George Dofflemeyer 524 and Bob Ba 522. Daisy and Reds Tavern shut out Alleycats 40 with Jim Payne 526 top for winners.
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City League semi finals set tonight at Armory
TAC Boys edged Pauls TV 65 64 in a first round playoff at the Armory with Merle Barry Larry Wright and Jock Chamberlain leading the TAC attack. Pauls TV star Newlin scored 22 and Tisinger 19 but the rally fell short as Coca Cola beat Zucker man 103 94 in the other game.
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Lancers Face Newport News in Group 1-A Tourney Opener
Central District champions Manchester, led by Homer Garr, open against Newport News in the state Group 1-A tournament. Washington-Lee, 21-0 this season, is in the same bracket as Manchester and Newport News, while Typhoon and Andrew Lewis also loom. The two day event starts with Granby vs Douglas Freeman and E C Glass vs Yorktown before Washington-Lee meets Andrew Lewis.
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Goofers Slip to Third After Loss to Hopefuls
The Goofers remain in third despite a 3-1 defeat to the Hopefuls. Juanita Kibler led scoring with 467 while Robbie Kerns posted 202-497 in the same standings. Other results show Domestics 4 Chancettes 0 and Alleycats 4 Funsters 0.
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College Scores Highlight Big Conference Wins
Louisville defeated East Kentucky 96 to 78 while Marquette beat Creighton 74 to 68 and Missouri upset Nebraska 84 to 72. Dayton topped Canisius 75 to 64 as Villanova routed Seton Hall 71 to 64. San Francisco won 51 46 against San Jose State. Cornell at Columbia game canceled due to snow.
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Publication Order in Leggett v Shickle Jr et al Virginia
In Frederick County Court a suit for attachment of real and personal property seeks against Carl B Shickle Jr et al. The defendant is nonresident. he must appear within ten days after publication to protect his interest. Massie Snarr and Monahan, Pa.
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