NAIA All-Stars Upset Ohio State In Olympic Trials Opener
In Denver the NAIA Small College All-Stars defeated NCAA champion Ohio State 76-69 in the opening Olympic basketball trials round. Jackie Moreland led the NAIA surge with 12 second-half points, while Ohio State veteran Jerry Lucas was limited after a strong first half. Oscar Robertson's NCAA stars later beat Bartlesville 96-79 as Peoria UAA and Akron both posted wins in a four-game first round.
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Bobcat Golfers Pick Six For Greenbrier Invite
OU coach Kermit Blosser names six golfers Larry Snyder Charles Vandick Ed Reichley Bill Santor Don Reichley Gordon and Bob Bryant to travel to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for the Greenbrier Invitational. The senior group has past success and will face pressure in practice matches as Blosser keeps lineup fluid.
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Tiger Draws Favorite Slot in TV Bout
Dick Tiger the British Empire middleweight king is a 8 to 5 favorite against Victor Zalazar in a 10 round nationally televised fight tonight at the Boston Arena. Tiger ranked No. 8 by the NBA and No. 7 by Ring Magazine with a 22-9-2 record and 10 knockouts. Zalazar unranked has 15 knockouts in 29 pro starts. NBC-TV telecast at 10 p.m. uses the Massachusetts 10 point scoring system.
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Little League deemed harmful to young players
Doctors warn that youth baseball can harm children physically and emotionally. R John L Reichert argues competition should develop naturally without over stimulation while Dr Thomas E Shaffer notes adult level pressure hurts youngsters. They suggest removing business sponsorship and outside tournaments and mandating exams and qualified leaders.
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Ohio
Trautwein Field to host season opener against Michigan State
The 1960 Bobcats open at 2 p.m. against Michigan State with Dutch Trautwein to throw the first ball. Coach Bob Wren plans pitching by Ed Pentecost Vince Scales and Tom Goshorn and fields a lineup featuring Nossek Thom Vandersleben Kallas and O’Neil behind the plate.
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Tom Goshorn
Dale Bandy
Bob Mayer
Buck Wade
Dutch Vandersleben
Joe Nossek
Larry Thomas
Rudy Kallas
Army O’neil
Buckeyes Begin Spring Football Drills Under Hayes Plan
Ohio State opens spring practice as Woody Hayes schedules sessions Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday with 40 holdovers and 33 freshmen. The drills cap May 7 with the clinic game before high school coaches. Last season the team posted three wins five losses and one tie.
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Finsterwald Among Azalea Open Leaders
Four Ohio players led the Azalea Open after the first round in Wilmington North Carolina Don Finsterwald Tequesta Florida and Athens score 39 32 71 Lee Raymond Toledo 37 33 70 Gene Kunes Bedford Heights 35 37 72 and Jim Powell Cleveland 38 34 72 are among early leaders.
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Cleveland
Browns Sign Center John Morrow After Rams Trade
Cleveland Browns announce the signing of center John Morrow to a 1960 contract after acquiring him from the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for Art Hunter. Morrow joins coach Paul Brown’s squad as a new starter.
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Ohio U Track Faces Kentucky In Home Opener
Ohio University hosts Kentucky in a 1 pm meet as coach Stan Huntsman calls the team ready with balance and strong hurdles and sprints led by Bob Harrison and John Balough. Kentucky counters with SEC depth in middle distances and field events including Dave Franta in pole vault.
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Buckeye Loop Banquet Set for Tonight
The manual all-sports banquet for the SEC Buckeye League will be at the high school tonight starting at 6 30. Charles Snyder Marshall College football coach will speak. Trophies for league champions and all star certificates will be presented. Rutland won the football title ahead of McArthur and Belpre edged The Plains for second in basketball.
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Canadiens Sweep Hawks in Stanley Cup Playoffs Opener
Montreal Canadiens defeated Chicago 2 to 0 to complete a four game sweep and earn a rest before the semifinals. Jacques Plante posted his second straight shutout at Stadium. Detroit and Toronto race to decide their best of seven, tied 2-2, resuming Saturday in Toronto.
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NHL Playoffs Friday Schedule Highlight Detroit at Toronto
The best-of-seven series between Detroit and Toronto remains tied at 2 2 as Friday’s action focuses on Game Five in Toronto. No games are scheduled for Saturday.
Exhibition Baseball Thursday Results
Detroit defeated New York 5 to 2 while St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 to 5 and Milwaukee edged Washington 7 to 6. Baltimore won 5 to 4 over Kansas City as Cleveland routed Boston 11 to 4. San Francisco and Chicago (N) posted a 4 to 3 score.
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Greenberg Seeks Alternative Sievers Deal for Nationals
In Sarasota Florida Chicago White Sox Vice President Hank Greenberg plans further talks with Cal Griffith about an alternate deal for Roy Sievers. A prior offer of Earl Battey and Sammy Esposito to Washington was rejected. The Sox counter with Battey Chico Carraso and another infielder. Griffith would consider Battey and Don Mincher for Sievers.
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al Lopez
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Nieporte Leads Azalea Open With Three Stroke Edge
Tom Nieporte of Bronxville N Y shot 64 on the 6651 yard Cape Fear Country Club layout to hold a three stroke lead after Thursday's first round of the Azalea Open in Wilmington N C He posted a 32 32 card eight under par while rivals Jerry Barber Gray Brewer and Dave Ragan trailed.
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