Detroit Tigers power past Wynn as Yankees set early pace
Detroit thrashed Chicago 12-4 as Casey Wase and Lou Berberet hit early grand slam hits. The Yankees exploded for eight first inning runs in a 15-9 win over Baltimore while Cleveland shut out Kansas City 7-0. Washington edged Boston 11-10.
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Associated Press
Wynn
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Casey Wase
Lou Berberet
Yankees
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Pirates Rally to Top Pirates Reds Split With Phillies
Pirates win 7-3 as Elroy Face saves. Haddix falters late, while Cubs blow lead to Giants. Solly Hemus Cardinals trip Dodgers 7-2 as Musial notches No. 2. Phillies and Reds combine for eight homers in a doubleheader with Jim Coker hitting a grand slam in the opener.
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Pirates
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Elroy Face
Harvey Haddix
Solly Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Cincinnati
Jim Coker
Roy McMillan
Frank Robinson
Eddie Kasko
Dows Formula Wins Orleans Open With Record Score
Don Finsterwald, 30, from Tequesta Florida by way of Athens, won the $27,000 Greater New Orleans Open. He posted a 3 under par 69 in the final round for a 72 hole total of 270, breaking a 19 year-old tournament record.
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New Orleans
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Athens
Finsterwald edges rivals for first win since January
Finsterwald captured his first win since January at Grossinger NY with a 6 stroke edge over Al Besselink who shot 70 to finish at 276. Bob Rosburg and three others tied for third at 277 while Jon Gustin and Dick Knight also posted strong totals.
Trading Colavito Sparks Mixed Cleveland Reaction
Cleveland Indians fans cooled from last week trade sending Rocky Colavito to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn. While some harshly criticise GM Frank Lane, crowds still packed Cleveland Stadium for opening day with 52 756 watching a 7 0 win over Kansas City as Kuenn awaits impact.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Rocky Coavito
Detroit
Harvey Eiuenn
Frank Lane
Tigers
Colavto
Indians
Kansas City
India
Kuenn
Rocky
Lane
Tribe
Ball Park
Chadwick Wins Medal Play Handicap at Athens CC
Clint Chadwick shot 67 net to win the weekend Medal Play Handicap Tournament at the Athens Country Club. He posted an 18 hole score of 89 with a 22 handicap. Three others tied for third: Robert Main 95 24 71, Richard Rutkoskie 78 7 71, and Kermit Blosser 74 3 71.
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Clint Chadwick
Athens
Chadwick
Robert Main
Richard Rutkoskie
Kermit Blosser
North and South Amateur Opens With 150-Player Field
Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the North and South Amateur with a record 150 golfers entering the qualifying round as the tournament starts.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Soph Burleson breaks American mile mark in Eugene
Oregon sophomore Cyrol Burleson clocked 3 5 86 miles in Eugene setting an American record. He aims for Fresno May 14 West Coast Relays facing Washington State and Oregon State with possible entry by Herb Elliott. Cunliffe of Stanford finished fast but was edged in the stretch.
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Eugene
Ore
Cyrol Burleson
University of Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
Fresno
Calif
Burleson
Herb Elliott
Australia
Stanford
Ernie Cunliffe
Cottage Grove
Cunliffe
Doubles Tournament Set At Rollerbowl
A Scotch mixed doubles tournament will highlight bowling at Athens Rollerbowl Friday night with two shifts starting at 7 and 8. Partners will be drawn for the event which has a $2 per person entry fee. Entries closed Wednesday April 27.
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Athens
NCAA Hears Report Today From Infractions Committee
The NCAA Council, which can chastise colleges, was set to hear a report today from the committee on infractions led by George H. Young. The panel may present at least one case to the 18 members, with Kansas North Carolina and LSU mentioned as possibilities. Walter Byers declined comment.
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Atlanta
Ncaa Council
George H. Young
Wisconsin
Kansas
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Walter Byers
NCAA
Auburn
North Carolina State
Tulsa
Oklahoma
23-1 Shot Winner On Disqualification
Su Mac Lad, a 23 to 1 shot, was moved to first place after Senator Frost was disqualified for crowding Tyson Scott at the far turn in the Roosevelt Raceway open trot. Senator Frost is owned by Wayne Galvin of Circleville Ohio and Ray Foster of Lima Ohio.
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Westbury
N. Y
Su Mac Lad
Roosevelt Raceway
Senator Frost
Wayne Galvin
Circleville
Ohio
Ray Foster
Lima
Tyson Scott
Summary of local bowling scores and team results
The page lists bowling scores and standings for men and women from Sunnybank and other teams. Notable lines show top men and women single games and series, including W. Render- Srass 221 and F. Bolen 203. Team results show Sunnybank with 3 wins and 0 losses, and Pendergrass Hardware with 1 loss.
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C. Widdoes
H. Eschenbacker
D. Pendergrass
Ridenour
O As Wee Cccwee
Widdoes
M. Eschenbacker
Ie TE Cameron
Weeserm Wcunu.o
D. Hayes
Sunnybank
W. Render- Srass
F. Bolen
S&s. Ridenour
da Wids
Dupler’s Sportswear
Mathews Goodyear
Williams & Sons
Pendergrass Hardware
WATH
Neal Floral
Louise Suggs Clinches Dallas Women's Open Title
Louise Suggs led by five, faced a late double bogey on the 11th, then birdied four of the last seven holes to win by five strokes with a 281 total over 72 holes. Mickey Wright finished second at 286 after closing with 70.
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Dallas
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Glen Lakes Country Club
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Art Wall Returns To Tourney Trail
Art Wall, 1959 player of the year, returns to action this week in the $35,000 Houston Classic at Memorial Park in Houston. A kidney ailment and a knee infection sidelined him for two months. he will be among the starters Thursday on the 7122-yard par 72 course.
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Houston
Tex
Art Wall
Wall
Memorial Park
Hannum Named Coach of Syracuse
Syracuse announces Alex Hannum former Syracuse Nationals star hired as coach on a two year contract by president Dan Biasone. Salary not disclosed.
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Alex Hannum
Syracuse
Syracuse Na
Dan Biasone
Hannum
Driver Killed in California Dirt Track Crash
Race driver Allen Franks, 34, of San Bernardino, died when his modified sports car overturned during a qualifying heat at Ascot Stadium dirt track in Gardena California on Saturday.
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Gardena
Calif
Allen Franks
San Bernardino
Ascot Stadium
Bowlers Face Cold Scoring In Toledo Bowling Meet
The weather was hot but scoring at the American Bowling Congress tournament Sunday remained cold with no changes in the top ten standings in any division.
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Toledo
MacKay Ups Cup Hopes in River Oaks Clash
Barry MacKay powered past Neal Fraser in straight sets at River Oaks to strengthen U S Davis Cup prospects. He defeated the world No 1 7 5 6 3 6 4, claiming victory Sunday after noting his serve was at its best. Fraser and MacKay previously met at Wimbledon and in Davis Cup last summer.
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Barry MacKay
U. S
Australia
Neal
MacKay
Fraser
Former Rio Grande Guard Named Northwestern Coach
Springfield reports Wayne Wiseman, former Rio Grande College standout from the Bevo Francis era, has been hired as the new basketball coach at Northwestern High School. He replaces Herbert Lutz after three seasons coaching Oak Hill High School.
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Rio Grande
Northwestern High School
Wayne Wiseman
Rio Grande College
Bevo Francis
Wiseman
Oak Hill
Herbert Lutz
Northwestern
Steubenville College Names New Athletic Director
Athletic Director Robert J. Kloska of Steubenville Star Herald has been appointed athletic director at the College of Steubenville. He serves as assistant district editor of the Steubenville Herald Star.
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Steubenville
Robert J. Kloska
The
Steubenville Herald
College of Steu
John Milhoan Day honors Gallia basketball star Milhoan
Gallipolis celebrates John Milhoan Day next Friday with a city hall parade to center square followed by a park ceremony. Milhoan captain of Marshall College's 1960 Big Green earned All Mid America and All America honors as a senior.
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Gallipolis
John Milhoan
Austin O. Cotton
Milhoan
Marshall College
Gallia Academy
Marshall
Mid America
Max Tawney
Granville Martin
A. Kimball Sutter
Gallia Academy Senior High
City Hall
Toronto Tops Columbus 7-3 In IL Play
The Toronto club defeated Columbus 7-3 as Jim King and Clyde Parris homered for Toronto. Bob Chakales earned the win with a two-run sixth aided by Jack Waters' triple. Nino Escalera homered for Columbus. Ron Blackburn took the loss.
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Buffalo
Havana
Bisons
Jim King
Clyde Parris
Toronto
Bob Chakales
Jack Waters
Nino Escalera
Columbus
Ron Blackburn
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Chicago White Sox
Rocky Colavito
Steve Bilko
al Kaline
Charlie Maxwell
Jim Coates
Yankee
Gary Bell
Woody Held
Camilo Pascual
Ers
Berberet
Albie Pearson
Billy Klaus
Orioles
Jimmy Dykes
Reds
Phillies
Danny Murtaugh
Fort Myers
Murtaugh
Joe Adcock
Johnny Logan
Mike Krisnich
Haddix
Charley Lau
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Cubs
Don Elston
West Virginia
Gene Corum
Morgantown
Mountaineers
Dows Formula
Orleans
We Pet
Washington—N
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Montreal
Richmond
Rochester
Miami
Finsterwald
al Besselink
Grossinger
N.Y
Belter
Bob Rosburg
Jon Gustin
Gladwyne
Dick Knight
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Pittsburgh San Francisco
W. L. Pet. G.B
Soph
Aera
Dreamer
Kentucky
Sonn
Schenley Dist, Inc
Frankfort
Athens Rollerbowl
Dupler
Baily
Undergrass Hardware
Morfe Cncconccucne
Williams & Gene
Innybank
Syracuse, N. Y
Tionals
Basketball Assn
the Tavern
FORD
E. Carpenter St
Mac ‘Kay Ups Cup
Houston, Tex
Springfield
Benville
Shake
Battle
Floyd Patterson
Melvin Krulewitch
New York State Athletic Commission
Ingemar Johansson
John Milhoan Day
Gallia
Second Ave
Jim Thacker
Wsaz-Tv
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Montreal Royals
Royals
Sporting Goods
America
Sports Shelf Corp
2Nd Street
Phila
Stimson & Palmer
Athens, Ohio
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