Bowen and Bise Honored at ACL Banquet
Amesville honors Al Bowen and senior Gary Bise at the first Athens County Basketball League banquet. Bowen named Coach of the Year. Bise unanimously selected Most Valuable Player after a 23-2 Ames-Bern season and nine straight ACL wins. Jim Snyder praised area players and coaching, with 75 attendees at the Amesville Grange Hall.
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al Bowen
Gary Bise
Amesville
Bowen
Columbus South High
Ohio University
Rise
Jim Snyder
Amesville Grange Hall
Ames-Bern
Robert Burson
the Plains
Columbus
Mark Smith
Jim Copeland
Larry Driggs
Bise
Greenies
Gary Rise
Athens County
H. W. Humphrey
Messenger Sportsphoto
White Sox win sixth straight in spring exile play
The Chicago White Sox extended their unbeaten string to six with a 5-1 victory over Kansas City in Sarasota. Rookie Joel Horlen threw six hitless innings before allowing a run, as Chicago built a 3-0 second inning lead and 2 more in the fifth. The win left the Sox 14-8 in the exhibition season, just behind the Yankees.
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Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Sarasota
Coor
Joel Horlen
San Diego
A’s
Sox
Mike Hershberger
Jim Landis
Gerry McNertney
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Orlando
Yankees
Hector Lopez
RBI
Joe Pepitone
Twins
Roger Maris
Homer
Dick Farrell
Bob Tiefenauer
Braves
Colts
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Purkey
Reds
Mets
Johnny Edwards
Angels
Dodgers
Albie Pearson
Joe Koppe
Leon Wagner
Lu Clinton
Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Indians
Phils
Ray Sadecki
Curt Simmons
Orioles
Billy Hoeft
Pirates
Bob Friend
Browns Lose Lineback Walter Michaels to Raiders
Walter Michaels, 11 year NFL veteran and Browns linebacker, quits Monday night to join the Oakland Raiders as defensive coach. He cites a salary dispute and aims to help the Raiders become the league’s best defense. Michaels, 32, played 10 seasons with Cleveland after a rookie year with Green Bay and lives in Shickshinny PA.
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American Football League
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Cleveland
Washington & Lee
Shickshinny, Pa
Browns
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland To Open Sept 16 In 1960 NFL Schedule
The NFL introduces an IBM computer to aid scheduling for the 1960 season opening September 16. Cleveland Browns host New York Giants on opening day at Cleveland Stadium setting a new pattern with improved planning and late-season tweaks.
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Pete Rozelle
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Washington Redskins
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Colts
Minnesota
Vikings
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pitt Stadium
Philadelphia
Forbes Field
Steelers
San Francisco
Browns
Packers
Lions
Detroit
NBA Fines Five Players for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
The NBA fined three Boston players Sam Jones Jim Loscutoff and Tom Heinsohn and two Philadelphia players Guy Rodgers and Ted Luckenbill fifty dollars each for unsportsmanlike conduct after a playoff game at Boston. President Maurice Podoloff warned of severe fines and suspensions if further incidents occur in upcoming games.
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National Basketball Association
Boston
Philadelphia
Maurice Podoloff
NBA
Sam Jones
Jim Loscutoff
Tom Heinsohn
Boston Celtics
Guy Rodgers
Ted Luckenbill
Philadelphia Warriors
Celtics
Podoloff
Kid Paret Dies After Grievous Boxing Foe Fight
Benny Paret died ten days after a brutal world welterweight title bout with Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden. Read more: his coma and brain injury, medical updates, and investigations by the New York State Athletic Commission and police.
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New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Paret
Lucy
Roosevelt Hospital
Maximo Crespo
Cuba
Alfaro
Ruby Goldstein
State Athletic Commission
Goldstein
New York Legisla
Griffith
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bobcats Win Second Match Down South
Ohio University's golf team earned its second straight dual win on a southern tour defeating Wake Forest 5-4 at Virginia Tech with Charles Holden leading OU and Nick Karl close behind. The match featured strong Bobcat depth as Holden shot 67 and Karl 73 while Don Howells and Jim Dietrick posted 79 and 80 in best ball. Edward A. Turville, new president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association, was the first president of the Florida Lawn Tennis Association in 1951.
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Ohio University
Wake Forest
Pions
Charles Holden
Virginia Tech
Holden
Nick Karl
Junior Letterman
Bobcats
Jerry Mollencop
Harles Holden
VPI
Nick Earl
Bernie Barrett
Don Jones
Bill Harding
Bob Santor
Arthur Bush
Don Howells
Jim Dietrick
Alex Rotar
George Rosengarten
Edward A. Turville
St. Petersburg
Fla
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Florida Lawn Tennis Association
Exhibition Scores and Wednesday Schedule Summary
Exhibitions across cities show Kansas City beating Cincinnati 5 2 and St Louis defeating Philadelphia 7 3. New York A thumps Minnesota 9 6 while Boston edges Cleveland 5 3. Wednesday games include Kansas City at Tampa and Chicago A visiting New York N at St Petersburg with multiple matchups across Florida and Arizona.
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Milwaukee
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Miami
A’s
Horlen
Bobby del Greco
Norm Siebern
Turk Lown
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Tampa
Washington
Fort Myers
Mesa
el Paso
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York
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Tom Taggart
Randy Tigner
Ken Neville
Waterloo High
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Clifton Rice
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Ed Bolin
Bob Burson
Pat Eddy
Jim
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Cliff Cabriel
Dave McAllister
Jack Friess
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National Boxing Association
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Hollywood
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Joe Erskine
Wales
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Augusta
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Cussins & Fearn
Athens, Ohio
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