Two Hurlers, Fielders Due Lock By Bucs
New York AP reports the Pittsburgh Pirates focus on rookies in spring training. Pitchers Jim Umbricht and Earl Franeigand join outfielders Donn Clendenon and Henry Mitchell as newcomers under close watch. Umbricht is a 30-year-old right-hander with a Columbus trial and a promising sinker, while Clendenon led the Southern Association with 28 homers and 109 RBIs, and Mitchell posted 19 homers and 64 RBIs at Salt Lake City.
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Russian Record 7 4 High Jump At Boston Meet
Boston AP covers the 72nd Boston AA Games where Valery Brumel jumps 7 feet 4 inches setting a national indoor mark. John Thomas, BU junior, praised Brumel then cleared 7 feet 3 inches, asserting he could rise to Brumel’s height.
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Three Gold Medals Wilma Rudolph Is Woman Athlete Of Year
Wilma Rudolph, Clarksville Tenn., named female athlete of the year for 1960 by AP writers and broadcasters. The 20 year old Olympian, who won three gold medals in Rome, led with 115 of 120 ballots and 365 points. Coach Ed Temple calls it a tremendous honor and notes her potential to break 12 seconds in the 100 meters.
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Carey and Hamilton Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
Max Carey and the late Billy Hamilton will be inducted into baseballs Hall of Fame. Carey, 70, holds the NL record with 738 steals in a 20 year career with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Hamilton, who died in 1940, stole 797 bases for the pre1900 Phillies and A’s, with a total of 937 if minor league steals are counted. Induction scheduled July 2 in Cooperstown, New York.
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Ingemar Johansson Closes Training Gap for Patterson Bout
Palm Beach AP Swedish fighter Ingemar Johansson intensified training for the March 13 Miami Beach bout with Floyd Patterson. Johansson acknowledged past mistakes and predicted Patterson will seek to exploit them. In a separate note, Barbers Hill Junior High edged Highlands 52-51 to win the tournament, Cedar Bayou and Highlands also earning trophies and two Highlands girls winning a twirling contest judged by Carol Trotter.
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BH Captures Tournament Consolation Victory by Highlands Bears
Highlands and Barbers Hill produced a tense two day tournament with Highlands defeating Barbers Hill in the final. Camille Tobin of Highlands finished third and Sandra Burst of Cedar Bayou fourth while Barbers Hill beat Liberty 62 60 in the semi finals and Highlands edged them late. Cedar Bayou won the consolation bracket over Channelview as Kirwin closed a close game, and Barbers Hill led early but Highlands surged. Charlie Burgess and B Kilcore scored 20 each for Barbers Hill and Butch Hubbard added 15 as Highlands claimed the title.
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Ankle Injury May Sideline One Ganders Starter
Baytown hosts Brazosport at 7 30 p m Tuesday as the 124A race tightens with a home clash against the loop leader. Galena Park visits Friday while postman Osborne Knudson may miss action Tuesday due to a sprained ankle. Coach Bollinger rotates players to keep the Ganders fresh as Baytown and Brazosport chase the title.
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Eagles Battle Another Triple Tie In 26 A Race
MONT BELVIEU Bar bers Hill part of a three way tie for the District 26 A championship after the first round of the basketball race. The Eagles split with Tarkington, winning the girls 36 34 and losing the boys 51 45 to leave both teams at 3 1. Randy McCollins led the boys with 16 points, Joe Hudec 13, Tex Follett 11 while Tarkington’s Lloyd Kirkham topped the boys with 18. The Eagles trailed in every period as Tarkington pulled away from a 10 9 first quarter lead into a 26 22 halftime margin. Gwen Brazell scored 17 for the girls and Carlynne Leonard added key points in Tarkington’s win.
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Week of crucial games tests top college teams
Ohio State faces a pivotal week as St Bonaventure Bradley North Carolina Duke and Southern California chase titles and NCAA bids. St Bonaventure meets Marquette then Bradley in NYC while UNC and Duke clash in Durham. USC seeks Big Five lead with UCLA set to defend.
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International Open sees Bayer top Newcomer in rain
In San Francisco Bayer and Ted Kroll shared a two stroke lead as a rainy finish at the Say Cone International Open left the course soaked. Don January and Gary Player posted strong rounds but Bayer and Kroll held the tie at 274, with Venturi and Seor also near the top and local favorite Arnold Palmer among the notables.
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Cage Race Returns To SWC Slate
The Southwest Conference resumes play with Arkansas at Baylor in Waco and SMU at Rice in Dallas. Texas Christian hosts Texas Tech in Fort Worth as league leaders Texas visit Rice in Houston. Baylor, Arkansas, Rice, SMU share 2-2, Tech 3-1, A&M 4-0. non conference win by A&M over College of the Pacific noted.
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Heart Association and Houston Chapter Overview
The American Heart Association is the national voluntary health agency focusing on heart and blood vessel disease. The Houston Heart Association, aided by your United Fund, is a local affiliate of this organization.
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