Lane explains why he traded Colavito and Score
In a telephone interview with The Associated Press Frank Lane, then general manager of the Cleveland Indians, says he traded Rocky Colavito to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn and Herb Score to the Chicago White Sox for Barry Latman to improve team harmony and performance. He calls Colavito overrated and Score slowed by a past eye injury, adding his moves should lift the club despite personal regard for the players.
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Frank Lane
Cleveland Indians
Rocky Colavito
Herb Score
Colavito
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Chicago White Sox
Barry Latman
Lane
Score
Cleveland
Chicago
al Lopez
St. Clair Avenue
Joe Gordon
Pointview Grill
Gordon
Fang
Ohio U Bobcats Rally to Beat Wright-Patterson 6 4
Ohio University defeats Wright-Patterson AFB 6 to 4 in eight innings to split the two game series. Ted State earned the win in relief for Ohio U while Ed Pentecost allowed the first three Wright-Patterson runs. Larry Thomas Dutch Vandersleben Joe Nossek and Gary Wade produced key hits for the Bobcats. Wiley led Wright-Patterson with three hits and three RBIs.
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Wright-Patterson Afb
Bobcats
Ted State
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Dutch Vandersleben
Joe Nossek
Gary Wade
Thomas
Bob Mayer
Dale Bandy
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Petro
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r—Waide
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Mayer
Randy Thomas
Wade Wiley
Roland Burks
Randy O' Neil
Br—Brill
So—Brill
Pentecost
Lp—Brill
Fairland
Ed Capper
Dan Wright
Capper
Wright
Barry Stanley
Stanley
Dick Roderick
OU Golfers Post Sixth Straight Win
Ohio University golf team defeated George Washington University 9-0 in Washington D C to extend its winning streak to six after a loss to Ohio State. Larry Snyder led with 36 37 73 while Bill Santor posted 40 38 78. Reichley Howells and Gore also contributed in a 36 hole match play format at Indian Springs Country Club.
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Bobcat Thinelads Face Central State Today
Ohio University track squad travels to Xenia to meet Central State after Friday's setback to Ohio State. Ray Palmer seeks improvement against Josh Ruga and Marion Hegedus as John Balough and Mike Ryan pace sprints and Harrison leads hurdles and jumps. The team then heads to the 18th annual Ohio Relays at Columbus with strong OSU roster improvements.
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Ohio University
Xenia
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Palmer
Josh Ruga
Marion Hegedus
Ruga
Ohio
Hegedus
John Balough
Mike Ryan
Bob Harrison
Harrison
Bill Graham
Columbus
Rome
Larry Snyder
Dow Stands Third In Money Listing
Dunedin Florida Arnold Palmer leads pro golf money list with 44 300 this season. Ken Venturi 23 300 ranks second in eight events. Dow Finsterwald 21 800 sits third after ten tournaments.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Calif
Dow Finsterwald
Athens
Trade fallout and fan protests over Colavito Kuenn and Score deals
Cleveland fans react to the Colavito Kuenn trade and the Score swap as Frank Lane and Joe Gordon stand at the center of the uproar. Protests include Hillcrest and a St Clair Avenue effigy, while stadium beer license delayed to April 28 amid criticism.
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Pat Joyce
E. 9Th Street
Cleveland Stadium
Stadium
Lane
Pappy Quits WVU Job For Steelers
Morgantown West Virginia The Athletic Council is expected to accept Art Pappy Lewis resignation as WVU football coach. Lewis announced Monday he would join the Pittsburgh Steelers scouting and coaching staff in the NFL. President Elvis Stahr named Gene Corum acting head coach and will seek council approval soon.
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Morgantown
W. Va
The
Athletic Council
Art
Pappy) Lewis
West Virginia
Scrappy Pappy
Pittsburgh Steelers
University
Elvis J. Stahr
Gene Corum
Lewis
Pappy
AHS Banquet Wednesday Guest Speaker Jim Snyder
Ohio University basketball coach Jim Snyder will be the guest speaker at Athens High School’s cage banquet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the high school cafeteria. Bulldog Coach Charley McAfee will present awards to AHS players.
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Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Athens
Bulldog
Charley McAfee
AHS
GAHS Blue Devils Dominate Kgger Creek in 68 40 Track Win
Gallia Academy High School beat Kgger Creek 68 to 40 as nine firsts in 12 events boosted the Blue Devils to their first win of the season. Event winners included Gilmore, Fellure, Carman, Nibert, Lee, Howard, Porter, Pepper, and Conley among others.
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Fellure
Carman
Bagshaw
Smith
Netz
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French
Lee
Howard
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Royce
Fellore
Watters
Porter
Mitchell
Perkins
Peppers
Sheets
Johnson
J. Gilmore
A. Gill
Conley
Fulton
Walter
Baseball Monday Results and Schedule Highlights
Washington defeated Boston 10 to 1 in the only result. Upcoming Tuesday features Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Boston Washington at Baltimore. Wednesday schedule lists Washington at Baltimore and other national league games among Chicago St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee.
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Yankees
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Roger Maris
Red Sox
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Walter Johnson
Gene Stephens
National League
Pascual's Performance Outsmarts Ted's Homer
The Indians beat the Senators 10 1 as Camilo Pascual struck out 15 and homered Williams tied Lou Gehrig for No 4 on the all time list. The Tigers acquired Rocky Colavito in a controversial trade while Walt Bond starts in right field for Cleveland.
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Senators
Camilo Pascual
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Athens High Spring Teams Open Action This Week
Athens High School launches spring sports with baseball at home against Nelsonville and a track triangular at Peden Stadium involving Malta McConnelsville and Nelsonville. Golfers with a 4 0 record travel to Lancaster to face Golden Gates Zanesville and Columbus North, minus Dick Blosser due to appendicitis. The baseball squad aims to improve on 1 2 as Charles Burnfield starts on the mound.
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Bulldog
Nelsonville
Thinclads
Peden Stadium
Malta-McConnelsville
Charlie McAfee
Lancaster
Golden Gates
Zanesville
Columbus North
Dick Blosser
Bulldogs
Charles Burnfield
SECAL
Gallia Academy routs Fairland led by Toady Thompson
Gallia Academy Blue Devils defeated Fairland 18 to 3 in five innings at Fairland. Toady Thompson drove in seven runs with a three run triple and a two run homer as Chuck Dowler pitched seven strong innings allowing only three hits. Dowler earned his second win of the season while Sam Matthews and Joe Duncan contributed two hits each for Gallipolis.
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Toady Thompson
Fairland
Gallia Academy
Blue Devils
Dragons
Thompson
Chuck Dowler
Dowler
Sam Matthews
Joe Duncan
Roderick
Sumptee
Waldo
Capper
Philadelphia Fight: Scott Beats Anselm in Ten Round Outpoint
Philadelphia welterweight Charlie Scott outpointed Frankie Anselm over ten rounds in Philadelphia. Scott used sharper punches and effective aggression to secure a decision in the hometown bout.
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Charlie Scott
Frankie Anselm
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