Sox Defeat Twins in Stanky Jogging Postgame Routine
Pete Ward homer in the ninth powered the Chicago White Sox to a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Eddie Stanky continued his postgame jog and lead-bat routine after the victory, extending a season-long conditioning ritual. Ward's homer, his fourth, lifted his average to .440 as Chicago snapped a 10-game skid.
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Beavers Host Oil City in Tough Thinclad Meet
Beavers face undefeated Oil City at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Howard J. Sheen Field as coach Max Bennink’s squad seeks to halt the Oilers home stretch. Oil City has a 4 0 record and recent routs of Rocky Grove and Titusville shape a hard test for the Orange and Black.
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Hannum Quits as 76ers Coach Amid NBA Shakeup
Alex Hannum resigned today as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers after fulfilling his two year contract. The club will name a successor within 10 days or before the May 8 NBA college draft in New York. Hannum cited a desire to return to basketball on the west coast and said his next job is not yet decided.
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Plane Crash Kills Lamar Tech Coach and Five Players
Five Lamar Tech track team members died when their plane returning from the Drake Relays crashed near Beaumont. Coach Ty Terrell, pilot E W McCall, and players Randy Clewis Dane DeLaune Mike Favazza and Waverly Thomas perished. FAA reported the Beechcraft Queenair crashed after requesting landing clearance. fuel fires hindered firefighting.
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Bowling standings and top scores from Bowl-Aire league meet
The weekly bowling results list top teams Bowl-Aire and Beaver Avanta with partial scores for top players. Individual bowls include Sam Smith 393 and Diane Holton 371, plus several line scores across men and women teams in Los Angeles and New York clubs.
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Hannum Seeks Close Ties With Family and Business
Rumors place Hank Hannum pursuing a coaching post to be nearer his family and business interests. Speculation also links Chamberlain to the Philadelphia 76ers as a potential new coach.
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Cubs Sweep Astros as Regan Stars in Twin Bill
Cubs sweep doubleheader from Houston 5 2 and 4 2 as Phil Regan shines in relief in his Chicago debut after being traded from the Dodgers. Regan preserved two leads in the eighth inning of both games, aiding a 22 hit Cubs attack that included four doubles five triples and a homer.
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Barber Edges Zarley To Win Byron Nelson Classic
Miller Barber of Sherman Texas cruises to victory at the Byron Nelson Golf Classic finishing 270 10 under. Ker mit Zarley surged late but Barber held on with a final round 70 after leading by five entering the day. Harold Henning 68 earned third with 273, Zarley 271 for 12 000 prize, Henning 7500. Byron Nelson praised the event's outcome.
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