Hawks Beat Celtics To Tie NBA World Series
St Louis Hawks upset Boston with aggressive defense and ball stealing to even the best four of seven series at 2-2. Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 32 points, including 23 in the second half, as Clyde Lovellette and Russell matched tough play and the pace remained physical through 10696 victory.
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Dressen eyes Braves improve in 1960 pennant chase
Milwaukee's new manager Chuck Dressen predicts a stronger pitching core and lineup for the Braves. He cites four starters likely to win 66 games, comments on Red Schoendienst's comeback, and notes key infield alignment with Adcock, Mathews, and Aaron. Dressen also hints at trades for catcher and outfielder to bolster the bench.
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Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles season finale tops 202 and 201 games
Francis McNulty and Al Hansen posted the top games of 202 and 201 as the Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles League closed its season. In Avalon Junior League action Robbie Zalgneck led the boys with a 162 145 win pace, while Mary Migliaccio beat Linda Lobdell in a handicap singles final by two pins with 85 and 88 games and a total of 275 to 273.
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Franklin YMCA Cage Champion Crowned in Atlanta Tourney
Franklin YMCA won the national basketball title by beating Lexington Kentucky 65 to 61 in the final here in Atlanta Georgia. In the consolation game Franklin defeated Springfield Missouri 94 to 68. The champion succeeds Toledo Ohio which did not send a team this year.
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White Sox Acquire Roy Sievers in Trade
The Washington Senators traded slugger Roy Sievers to the Chicago White Sox for catcher Earl Battey first baseman Don Mincher and an estimated 150000. Sievers had 180 career homers and 96 RBIs per season with the Senators. Mincher hit 22 homers and 92 RBIs with Charleston while Battey struggled for the Sox last season.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Weekend Results Summary
Scores from Saturday and Sunday show Milwaukee 4 Detroit 0 and New York 9 Cincinnati 3. Other games include St Louis 4 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago 31. Monday schedules list Cincinnati at Detroit and Chicago at New York among matchups. Weekend boxing results note Roberto Cruz KO Somt pong Pitaksamut in Manila.
Robertson And West Lead Olympic Basketball Team
All Americas stars Oscar Robertson and Jerry West anchor a seven collegians lineup for the U S Olympic team to compete in Rome. Coach Pete Newell leads with assistance from Warren Womble after NCAA all stars beat Peoria AAU champions to clinch six Olympic berths.
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Smith’s Homers Win Race Horse in Chicago Victory
Chicago White Sox outfielder Al Smith suddenly owns a race horse named Brother Jive after leading a three game series against Philadelphia with three homers in the opener and another in a 4-2 win.
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White Sox Set to Repeat Title Hopes High Says AP Scribe
AP scribe Sack Hand St. Peversborg analyzes the 1960 pennant race, praising the Chicago White Sox for depth in pitching and lineup with Minoso and Gene Freese, while noting strong Yankees rosters and unsettled pitching. The column lists AL contenders Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore, Kansas City, Boston, and Washington with standings projections.
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City Bowling Tourney Ends With Close finishes
The Corrymen's Bowling Association four day event at Bowl-Aire ended with two divisions showing major changes. Wilbur VanEarden and Wall Loveland tied for top honors at 662. Gary Dingfelder set the 638 opening pace, while Pexas Lunch led team scores at 3001. Unofficial results await official review.
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Driver Killed In Grand Prix Race
Carroll Shelby of Dallas won the 520,000 sportscar Grand Prix yesterday in a race marred by the death of Pedro Van Dory, 42, who died when his Porsche RS 60 flipped on the 59th lap of the 200-mile race. Shelby’s birdcage Maserati finished in 2 hours 19 minutes 12 seconds, averaging about 87.5 mph on the 2.7 mile course. Ken Miles of North Hollywood took second place, more than a half lap behind, riding a Porsche, while Pete Lovely of Seattle finished third in a Ferrari.
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Pro Cage Playoffs Championship Final Results and Upcoming Schedule
Friday night saw St. Louis dominate Boston 16 2 in a dramatic championship playoff game while Boston bounced back Sunday to win 106 16. The best of seven series is tied as the teams prepare for the next confrontation in St Louis. Two weekend boxing notes include Sugar Ray Robinson knocking out Tony Baldoni in Baltimore and Gustav Scholz defeating Rocco Mazzoli in Munich.
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Sugar Wins By KO In First Round Fight
Baltimore AP report says Sugar Ray Robinson barely broke a sweat as he KO'd Tony Baldoni in 1 minute 40 seconds of the first round. Robinson flooded Baldoni with punches and declared his plan to face Paul Pender next in Boston to regain his world middleweight titles.
National Clubs Break Camp Near Opener in Major League Baseball
The Associated Press reports National League clubs begin season warmups ahead of a near start date. St Louis Cardinals top the standings with 127 second-straight wins in Florida, Ron Kline stellar for Cardinals in 3-0 win over the Yankees. Milwaukee’s Hob Bull pitched well in a 1-2 Braves victory over Washington. Detroit’s Hank Aguirre earned a 6-inning win over Pittsburgh as rain shortened the game. Other scores include San Francisco 4-9 Chicago, Baltimore 3-2 Kansas City, Boston 5-4 Cleveland in 19 innings, and Los Angeles 4-4 Cincinnati halted by rain in the eighth. In Puerto Rico, White Sox 4-2 Phillies after three-game series finale.
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Toronto and Detroit split weekend semifinal hockey results
Toronto lost 3 to 4 on Saturday and won 4 to 2 on Sunday to tie the series at 2 games apiece. Detroit advanced by winning the semifinal, moving Toronto toward a 4-2 series loss and a championship showdown with Montreal.
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