Fregosi Shines as Angels Debut Star at Palm Springs
Jim Fregosi, 19, homered inside the park for three runs and raised his exhibition average to .417 as the Angels beat the Cubs 6-2 in Palm Springs. He joined rookie season pace with a hot showing after a rough prior year, while Dean Chance and Jack Spring split the win.
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Jim Fregosi
Woodside
Calif
Fregosi
Angels
Chicago Cubs
Palm Springs
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dean Chance
Jack Spring
Braves and St John’s Tip Off NIT Drives at MSG
Bradley and St John’s open NIT play as top seeds facing Duquesne and Holy Cross at Madison Square Garden. Bradley relies on Chet Walker and peers while St John’s counters with LeRoy Ellis and Kevin Loughery as Holy Cross and Duquesne advanced past Navy and Colorado State respectively.
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NEW York
Bradley
Braves
St. John's
Duquesne
Madison Square Garden
St. John’s
Holy Cross
Loyola of Chicago
Dayton
Crusaders
Colorado State University
Dukes
Navy
Chet Walker
Ed Wodka
Lee Edwards
Mickey Tiemann
Lavern Tart
Rich Williams
LeRoy Ellis
Ellis
Kevin Loughery
Willie Hall
Ivan Kovac
Donnie Burks
East-West Squads Picked for Shrine Game in Kansas City
Shrine East West basketball rosters announced for the 11th annual game to be televised March 31 in Kansas City. West coach Fred Taylor Ohio State leads stars Jerry Lucas Mel Nowell John Havlicek Jerry Gardner Mike Wroblewski Cecil Epperley and others. East coach George Hunter Army directs Len Chappell Terry Dischinger Chet Walker Paul Hogue Jack Foley Gary Wheeler Bobby Rascoe Don Nelson Tom Kieffer Stewart Sherrard.
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Kansas City
Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Mel Nowell
John Havlicek
Billy McGill
Utah
John Radometkin
Southern California
Jerry Gardner
Kansas
Mike Wroblewski
Kansas State
John Windsor
Stanford
del Ray Mounts
Texas Tech
Cecil Epperley
Oklahoma State
George Hunter
Army
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Chet Walker
Bradley
Paul Hogue
Cincinnati
Jack Foley
Holy Cross
Gary Wheeler
Iowa State
Bobby Rascoe
Western Kentucky
Don Nelson
Iowa
Tom Kieffer
St. Louis University
Stewart Sherrard
Farm Team Bowling Scores From Monday Afternoon
Local bowling scores list multiple teams including Page Milk Bauer's Meat Market Junge's Bread and Jayhawk Truck Supply. Individual high scores show Dever 177 and 469, Gates 162 and 466, Noland 178 and 480, Mayer 199 with high 30. Budweiser Beer and Schutz Beer also appear with several tallies.
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Neem L. Bavers Meat Market
Jayhawk Truck Supply
E ” Schlitz Beer
Junge’s Breadness
Dinty’s
Bueweser Beer
Dinty’s Tire Service
Dinty’s Tire
Ranabarger
Dever
Bauer's Meat Market
Junge’s Bread
Bauer's
Jayhawk
Schutz Beer
Batese
Neeley
Freeland
Finley
Mayer
Boxing verdicts across cities report close decisions
The Associated Press lists results: Jackie Kelly outpointed Tommy Schaefer in New York. J D Ellis stopped Gary Cowburn in Sydney. Cliff Markey stopped Jimmy Remson in Chicago, with all bouts showing varying round counts and locations across New York, Miami, Sydney, Trenton, Benton Harbor, and Detroit.
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Associated Press
New York
Jackie Kelly
Tommy Schaefer
Miami
Sydney
Australia
J.D. Ellis
Trenton
N.J
Gary Cowburn
Chicago
Cliff Markey
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jimmy Remson
Detroit
Boxing card results with multiple knockouts and decisions
The report lists several boxing bouts: Tokyo-Keown Yontrakit, 154 Thailand, defeated Takao Ma emizo, 153% Japan. Ernesto Barrera, 107 2 Mexico, outpointed Manuel Moreno, 111'4 Panama. Slim Jim Robinson, 181 Philadelphia stopped Chubby Norris, 213'2 Newark. Tony Noriega, 141 Bakersfield, outpointed Tony Niosa, 1422 Manila.
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Keown Yontrakit
Thailand
Takao Maemizo
Japan
Panama
Ernesto Barrera
Mexico
Manuel Moreno
Providence
Slim Jim Robinson
Philadelphia
Chubby Norris
Newark
N.J
Bakersfield
Calif
Tony Noriega
Tony Niosa
Manila
Syracuse narrowly tops Philadelphia in playoff thriller
The 101 100 result puts Syracuse ahead 2 1 over Philadelphia in the best of five NBA series. Tuesday features Philadelphia at Syracuse and Detroit at Cincinnati with Detroit leading 2 1. Wednesday has no games scheduled. Chicago defeats Hawaii 112 108 as New York visits Kansas City and Chicago hosts Pittsburgh. Hawaii visits San Francisco. Wednesday games include Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hawaii
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Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cleveland
Exhibition Baseball Scores Monday
Results from Monday exhibition games include New York A 10 over Milwaukee 4 and St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 4. Baltimore 1 New York N 0 Washington 15 Chicago A 12 Los Angeles N 4 Kansas City Boston 2 Cleveland 1 Houston 12 San Francisco 9 Los Angeles A 6 Chicago N
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Cleveland
Houston
San Francisco
Pender Seeks Rematch to Reclaim Middleweight Crown
Boston boxer Paul Pender says his April 7 rematch with Terry Downes at Boston Garden gives him a shot to regain the middleweight title. Downes holds the crown in Massachusetts New York and Europe after taking it in London last summer. If victorious, Pender would fight Gene Fullmer as early as June to settle the disputed title.
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Paul Pender
Terry Downes
Pender
Boston Garden
Downes
Massachusetts
New York
Europe
London
Gene Fullmer
Fullmer
Paul
England
K State Indoor Relays Set for Saturday
The sixth annual Kansas State invitational indoor relays attract at least 25 college teams from eight states. Entries include Colorado Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma State and Kansas State from the Big Eight. The meet starts at 2 p.m. and ends Saturday night.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Colorado
Kansas Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Roger Maris Declares No More Interviews
Roger Maris sits in the Yankees locker room saying he will not answer questions anymore. He defends his stance as not a politician and laments hostile press coverage while criticizing reporters for misrepresentation.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
API
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Roger
Cickens
Bobby Nichols Wins St. Petersburg Open Title
Bobby Nichols, 25, from Midland Texas, won the $20,000 St Petersburg Open with an 8 under par 272 total. He earned $2,800 and led by two strokes over runner up Frank Boynton of Corpus Christi Texas who finished at 274 after a 67 final round. Nichols' scorecard read 71 67 70 64.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Miami
Nichols
Frank Boynton
Corpus Christi
Boynton
Wildcats Begin Spring Practice Under Grueling Drill
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver led 78 players through a 2 hour 20 minute session with 30 minutes of contact. He says the depth is better than previous seasons and competition will be tougher. Darrell Elder is back on the track, while Don Hardwick still favors an injured hand. A second workout is planned for today, with sessions on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday going forward.
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Manhattan
Doug Weaver
Kansas State
Wildcats
Weaver
K-State
Darrell Elder
Don Hardwick
Ex-convict held in Indiana murders in Nevada cross state case
David B. Niccum age 24 from Swayzee Indiana is jailed in Winnemucca Nevada on a murder charge linked to the killings of Karin Harris’s parents George W. Harris and Declores Harris and Namoi Robinson a great aunt. Neighbors discovered the bodies in Varinn an as the investigation unfolds with the suspect alleging affection for the girl.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Indiana
David B. Niccum
Swayzee
Ind
Karin K. Harris
George W. Harris
Declores
Namoi Robinson
Neosho County Enters Freedom Bond Drive
Neosho County announces a Freedom Savings Bond Drive beginning May 1 and continuing through June 30 led by county officials including Leif R. Nelson and Sheriff Edward Riggs. A kidnapping claim involving a girl and a suspect named Niccum was reported but she was unharmed and the suspect was arrested after a related meeting in Topeka.
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Ind
Leif R. Nelson
Neosho County
Niccum Savings Bonds
Freedom Cats
Harris
Niccum
Edward Riggs
Topeka
Indiana
Indiana man charged with murder in Harris case
A preliminary charge of murder and an FBI warrant for unlawful flight were filed against Niccum in Indiana. The girl was placed in a juvenile facility. Investigators say two women were killed Thursday before Harris and the girl returned home. Niccum’s father says he gave his son 75 to return to Los Angeles. Niccum attended a Bible study with sessions at the Harris home. The girl, described as light skinned and attractive, knew him casually but Niccum told a local pastor he loved Karin. He has prior time in the Indiana State Farm for fraud and assault.
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Niccum
Indiana
Riggs
Harris
Robert Niccum
Marion
Los Angeles
Philippines
Harris Home
W. E. Perkins
Karin
Indiana State Farm
Wilson Co NFO Meets Discusses Past and Upcoming Talks
At the Wilson County National Farmers Organization monthly session in the REA building Harold Pryor summarized a grain bargaining board meeting from Parsons on Feb 23. Bob Nelson outlined plans for an April 28 public meeting in Miami, Ohio with Vince Rossiter and Oren Staley. Next NFC meeting is April 16 with 45 members present.
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Fredonia
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
REA
Harold Pryor
Parsons
Maple Grove School
Bob Nelson
Third District
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Fredonia JayCees
Nelson
Miami
Ohla
Vince Rossiter
Independent Bankers Assn
Nebraska
Oren Staley
NFC
Bill Fail
Kansas City
Lawrence Seiler
Wilson County
Hardin Smith Says County Quota Allocated for Freedom Drive
Neosho County has a quota of 363000 dollars for the Freedom Drive. Nelson notes that all Series E and H sales for the first six months will be credited toward the county goal. Kansas target stands at 47500000 with 106787 in Series E and H purchases reported for January and February.
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Hardin Smith
Neosho County
Nelson
Kansas
West Virginia Girl and Missouri Boy Win Elks Awards
Lorraine R. Foster 17 of Barrackville West Virginia and Norman E. Fretwell 17 of Joplin Missouri were named winners in the Elks National Youth Leadership contest. Each receives 1000 dollars in U S Savings Bonds and a trip to the Elks convention in Chicago next July. Winners were selected from more than 50000 high school participants based on leadership records in school and community activities.
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Canton
Ohio
West Virginia
Missouri
Elks
Lorraine R. Foster
Barrackville
W. Va
Norman E. Fretwell
St. Charles Ave
Joplin
U.S
Chicago
E. Gene Fournace
the Elks
Classified Advertising Rates and Terms
The Tribune lists daily classified ad rates by word with minimums for 1, 3, 6, and 24 days, plus contract rates for regular advertisers. Discounts apply for consecutive days and for payment by 5 am the same day. blind ads incur a 25¢ extra. place ads by 10 am or by 7 am for next-day publication. errors must be reported immediately.
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Evellebie
Tribune
Special Notices Levee District Meeting March 73 1962
Federation room Memorial Building March 73 1962. 730 Bm NEEDED Used clothing boys end pirs all sites Faith Telernecie. For pickup call HE 19602 THE Savings Shop open Thursdays 0 8 Wonderful bargains One East Elm NEED help Write Alcoholics Anonymous 0 Box Chanute.
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Blackburn
Femorial Building
Faith Telernecie
East Elm
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chanute
Card of Thanks from the Searing Family
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of sympathy during their bereavement following the passing of Royal David Searing.
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Royal David Searing
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