Part 3 - 03.31.58

	March 31, 1958 Part 3 Robert Creamer

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DEL CRANDALL ON CATCHING
The catcher of the world champion Milwaukee Braves analyzes his craft in the April 21 issue

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THEY SAID IT: •Ray Schoenke, SMU tackle, complaining after the Rice game about the hard ground in the Cotton... - November 05, 1962
PULITZER PRIZE WINNER ON PUTTING: Poet Carl Sandburg, 76, sometime Illinoisan, sometime Michigander, sometime folk songster, now... - August 30, 1954
AUSSIES: KEN ROSEWALL, 19 (5 ft. 7¾ in., 148 lb.): Slender and dark, looks more like a ball boy than a... - August 30, 1954
AMERICANS: TONY TRABERT, 24 (6 ft. 1 in., 180 lb.): Defending U.S. titleholder; he has everything a tennis... - August 30, 1954
TEN AND OUT: Joe Engel, manager of the Chattanooga baseball club, got this wire from a rookie he was... - August 30, 1954
THE FIRST TELEVISED GAME AND HOW TO WATCH IT: TIME: AUG. 28, 1:45 P.M. (EDT) TEAMS: OTTAWA & TORONTO NETWORK: NBC, COAST TO COAST RULES:... - August 30, 1954
HOW SPINNING WORKS: READY TO CAST, forefinger grips line and pickup bail is open. Caster is Bache Brown (opposite page). - August 30, 1954
SPORTS COURT: Must a husband take his wife on his fishing trips just because his henpecked friends take their... - August 30, 1954
ANNIVERSARY: YANKEE CHALLENGELed by Tommy Hitchcock Sr., a team of Americans played England's Hurlingham Club... - August 30, 1954
MILEPOSTS: BORN—To Irv Noren, outfielder for New York Yankees and Mrs. Noren, a nine-pound six-ounce boy,... - August 30, 1954
OUT OF CHARACTER: A DANDY PERFORMERWhether as a wigged actor (right) in a French movie or as a fighter with a hard... - August 30, 1954
They Said It: Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals, after hearing Wilt Chamberlain's new rock 'n' roll... - February 01, 1960
'BEWARES' FOR BETTORS: More for the sporadic track patron than for the sophisticated regular, Spencer Drayton offers... - February 01, 1960
A PORTER ALIVE?: Two years ago Robert B. Porter who, with his father Finley R., designed and manufactured the... - February 01, 1960
THE WONDERS OF A CORAL REEF GO ON DISPLAY OFF KEY LARGO: CORMORANTS ON MOLASSES LIGHTOSPREYANGELFISHGROUPERSTAGHORN AND STINGING CORALSEA FANSTURTLE... - March 06, 1961
NEXT WEEK: Punished by gale and blizzard, the rescuers challenge the Ogre of the Alps; heroism and tragedy... - October 08, 1962
THE BUTLER DID IT-AND SO DID SEVEN OTHER HORSES: For the first time, last Friday, an entire field of eight horses paced the mile in under two... - July 10, 1961
TO VISIT CATALINA: GETTING THERE: The big steamer, S.S. Catalina, leaves weekdays at 9:45 a.m. from Wilmington.... - July 10, 1961
SATURDAY'S TOUGH ONES: LSU over Mississippi. Ole Miss has thrived on easy pickings. LSU will be tougher. - November 05, 1962
THEY SAID IT (FOOTBALL COACHES): •Doug Weaver, Kansas State after being hanged in effigy on campus: "I'm glad it happened in... - October 29, 1962
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: THE BACK: Michigan Halfback Ron Johnson ran wild against Wisconsin. He scored five times on runs... - November 25, 1968
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Who Wants It?: From the opening week of the season, the most coveted award in college football has been passed... - November 24, 2008
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MY BAG FOR THE MASTERS: Look inside for a peek at what equipment eight top-ranked pros will be carrying at Augusta - April 07, 2009

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