Houska Nets Ohio U s Second National Title
Kasko and Fox bolster Houston Colts hopes as the Cocoa stadium project and new training base aim to lift the team from ninth place in 1963. Manager Harry Craft emphasizes improved pitching and depth with a mix of veterans and youngsters including Fox, Kasko, Zachary, Giusti, and Hoerner while aiming for a more competitive National League showing next season.
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Royals Celtics open in Boston Tuesday
The Royals and Celtics prepare for a best of seven Eastern Division final in Boston after Cincinnati defeated the 76ers to reach the series. Lucas may miss games with a back injury while Oscar Robertson led a late rally for Kansas City.
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Houska Wins NCAA 191-Pound Wrestling Title At Ithaca
Ohio University claims second national wrestling title as Harry Houska, a Parma senior, defeats Jack Brisco of Oklahoma State 6-3 for the 191-pound crown. Dean Lahr of Colorado repeats at 177 pounds and Houska pins three foes in five matches.
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Indians trim roster to 33 before camp closes
In Tucson the Indians cut their spring roster to 33 with no further cuts expected until the camp ends next week. Manager Birdie Tebbetts said Pedro Ramos Jim Grant and Jack Kralick will each work a full exhibition game before the schedule finishes. In Lexington Wichita State guard Dave Stallworth sparked the West to a 79-78 All Star victory over the East in the final minutes.
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Purkey Says Arm Is Fine For Reds Comeback Bid
In Lakeland Florida Bob Purkey declares his arm is fine as Cincinnati plans to start him against Detroit after a 6-4 loss to the Yankees. New York rapped 10 hits led by Mickey Mantle who homered in the first inning as Joe Nuxhall struggled.
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