Delay Decision On Liston's Knee
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston will wait another week before deciding on knee surgery. He injured the knee swinging a golf club during training in Miami for a return bout with Floyd Patterson. The April 4 fight was postponed indefinitely and a Philadelphia operation had been rumored.
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Anti-Boxing Forces Push Renewed Attacks Across Globe
Australia boxer Billy Males was hospitalized with a mild concussion after a ring loss to Gene Aragon as boxing deaths prompt investigations on several fronts. The Vatican paper L Osservatore continues its assault, calling boxing a means of useless massacre.
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Bowling Highlights and Scores From Local Leagues
John Good led with a 264 game and 638 series in Tropic Ball & Chains. Mary Oliver and Tillie Staub posted notable scores in Town & Country and Friday Fiasco leagues, with several bowlers achieving 200 plus games and strong series totals across multiple teams.
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Thies leads Clarence to 10-1 baseball opener win
Clarence star Mike Thies pitched a three hitter and added two hits incl uding a double as Clarence defeated Bennett 10-1 in the baseball opener. Thies contributed on the mound and at the plate with solid support from teammates Behrends Wiese and McDaniels.
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SCI Trackmen Triumph in Triangular Meet at Waverly
Waverly State College of Iowa defeated Wartburg and Winona State in a tri angular track meet here Monday. SCI led with 95 points to Wartburg 46 and Winona 21. Events produced times and marks for 100 440 880 and field events led by SCI athletes such as Dave Linder and Doug Larson. A separate wrestling card at Memorial Coliseum features an Alaskan wrestler facing Ricki Lopez and a Texas death match with Bob Orton versus Luther Lindsay, plus a Mills brothers tag team bout.
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Busy Week for SCI Baseball At Home Schedule
Cedar Falls State College of Iowa hosts four non conference games this week with Northern Illinois on Thursday and Friday and a doubleheader versus Mankato State on Saturday. Coach Mon Whitford notes a rough start at Drake with five errors in game one, but solid pitching by Dave Cronin in game two and a 4 1 win.
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Klopp Buckner Lead Alburnett Past Walker 6-2
Alburnett defeated Walker 6-2 in Alsac Conference baseball as Klopp tossed a three hitter with 11 strikeouts and Buckner collected two hits in two trips. Walker managed two runs in the top of the game before Alburnett pulled away late.
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Parsons Pounds Tulsa In 14-4 Baseball Win
Parsons College of Iowa defeated the University of Tulsa 14 to 4 in a Monday baseball game at Tulsa. Parsons rapped 18 hits, eight for extra bases, off three Tulsa pitchers as Secrest took the loss and Snyder earned the win.
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Arlington Beats Valley 5-4 In Eighth Inning
Arlington scored in the eighth to defeat Valley of Clermont Elgin-Wadena 5-4 on the road. Dixon Thompson Chan Erickson Halverson Shatter contributed as Arlington rallied after Valley led 4-3. Final line shows Arlington 5 Valley 4 with notable late scoring to seal the win.
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Colts Trim Roster to 28. Vaughan to San Antonio
The Houston Colts assigned rookie shortstop Glen Vaughan to San Antonio of the Texas League and placed pitcher Jim Umbricht on the disabled list, reducing the roster to 28 players for opening day.
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