Bears Sign Rookies Bobby Pate and Roosevelt Taylor
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of rookies Bobby Pate from Presbyterian College and Roosevelt Taylor from Grambling College. Pate is a 129 pound defensive back and a former All-America pick. Taylor, a Grambling standout, intercepted 10 passes last fall during a 94 season.
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Stops Constipation Due to Aging Colon
Aging colon muscles weaken with age causing dry hard stools and reduced urge. Doctors point to a new laxative principle COLONAID offering targeted three way relief for the lower colon.
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Firing Leaves Many Stunned Baseball Fans
Kansas City Athletics owner Charlie Finley fires manager Joe Gordon and replaces him with Hank Bauer. Frank Lane, the general manager, announced the move amid tense relations with Gordon. The A’s sit eighth with a 26–33 record under Gordon as details unfold.
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Purdue Surprises Nation In Winning NCAA Golf Team Title Cubs
Chicago sports fans face a doubleheader day with Dodgers at Wrigley Field and Indians versus White Sox at Comiskey Park. The marathon doubleheaders force ticketing shifts as Cubs and White Sox share personnel while fans chase both games across town.
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KE Athletics Sued For $43,750
Former KE Athletics general manager Parke Carroll died February 4. His widow Clover Carroll filed a lawsuit in Jackson County Circuit Court against Charles C. Finley Co. Inc, successors to the Kansas City Antadine Tan, seeking forty three thousand seven hundred fifty dollars.
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I Stickles Draws Jail Suspension
Monty A Stickles former Notre Dame football star and San Francisco Forty Niners player faced a 60 day assault sentence suspension. Judge Forrest B Wall of Newport News Va noted rehabilitation as a factor and left the $100 fine in place. The case involved Stickles and an army friend linked to a May 22 incident.
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Nicklaus Fires 70 to Take Qualifying Medal at NCAA
Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State shot 70 to lead qualifying at Purdue North and South courses as Purdue dominates team standings. John Lotz and Homero Blancas posted strong 70s and 72s respectively, while Houston, Texas A&M and Michigan State chased.
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Prince Philip Injured During Polo Match in England
Prince Philip crashed into a goal during a polo match at Cirencester England. He was dazed and briefly pulled from the field before remounting without help and the game continued. His team trailed 3 2 after the incident with Philip scoring once.
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Foyt Tops Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year May Poll
A. J. Foyt Jr. won the May Hickok award. 33 first place votes and 215 points from 118 panelists earned him top honors after his Indianapolis 500 victory. Johnny Sellers on Carry Back placed second with 21 firsts and 146 points. Sammy Snead was third with 16 first-place votes and 122 points. Dave Baker and Jerry Norton combined for 16 NFL interceptions last season.
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Dick the Bruiser Bruised in Wreck Near Indianapolis
Richard Afflis known as Dick the Bruiser was injured when his pricey car hit a fire hydrant at the Indiana 109 bypass junction 32 at 3 a.m. yesterday on his way back from a Muncie wrestling match. Damages approx 1000 dollars. He was taken to Indianapolis for a flight to St. Louis for a scheduled bout.
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Wimbledon Odds Point to Southpaw Laver as Favorite
Bookmakers rate Rod Laver as the man to beat at Wimbledon with 5 to 4 odds, Fraser at 5-2 and McKinley at 12-1. South Africa’s Sanfra Reynolds leads women’s singles with 2-1, alongside second seed Margaret Smith of Australia. Hantze at 6-1. Australia places three men and two women in seeds, signaling potential breakthrough despite no past Wimbledon doubles title for Australian women.
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Kentucky Stars Add Caldwell To Roster
Louisville player Mac Caldwell from Eastern High was added to the Kentucky All-Star basketball team. He replaces George Leforce of Williamsburg who sprained an ankle and will miss the Saturday game with Indiana schoolboy stars in Indianapolis.
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YMCA Hike and Club Tournaments At Grandview
YMCA Boys Summer Adventure Hike starts today touring the Pepsi Cola plant and Meg Green and Dan Comell before heading to Fairview Park for lunch and awards. Participants meet in the Grandview boys lobby at nine with sack lunches and towels. results list top finishers in multiple events and the Grandview Club Invitational is announced for Thursday sponsored by Searss Roebuck.
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