M and M Signing Highlight As C C and C Next In Ink Derby
The baseball signing season shifts to Roger Maris after he agreed to $72,000 with the Yankees, joining Mantle in the big payday era. Other signings include Jim Piersall to the Senators, Joe Adcock and Bob Buhl to the Braves, Billy Goodman to the White Sox, and Whitey Herzog to the Orioles. Colavito Cash Cepeda feature in talks with Detroit and San Francisco as potential challengers to Maris home run record.
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Philadelphia looks to June Patterson Liston title bout
Bud Dudley, promoter of the Liberty Bowl, offered Floyd Patterson 1 per cent of gate and receipts to fight Sonny Liston in Philadelphia Stadium in June. Liston would take 20 per cent, Patterson roughly 60 per cent, with total net around 3 million dollars. Other cities also bidding for the bout.
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Corry Swimmers Seek Second Win Over Jamestown
Corry High's meet tonight at Jamestown New York aims for a second win as the team travels to face the Trojans in the final away meet of the season. The squad, led by coach Cochran and Lankers, seeks strong performances from divers and sprinters to challenge the hosts.
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Mildred Orn and R Bradford Lead Bowling Tournament
Harrisburg AP report outlines Scholastic basketball reg seasons winding down with many defending district champions aiming for PIAA Class A and B titles. Nanticoke and Newport Two vie for Wyoming Valley League second-half crown while Fort Cherry and St Clair loom in Class B. Mildred Orn and Roxann Bradford lead Women’s City Bowling Association events, with Mollie Miglinccio and Grace Malyin among winners in Class B.
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Maris In Fold With $72,000 Yank Contract
The New York Yankees signed Roger Maris for 1962 boosting the payroll to a record $800,000 with 16 players earning at least $50,000 and 10 receiving $20,000 or more. Maris, MVP in 1961 with 61 homers, now among the top paid in Yankee history, while DiMaggio Ruth and Mantle are mentioned for past or current salaries. Yankees GM Roy Harney calls the payroll the largest in baseball history and expresses optimism for 1962.
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Edinboro Clears Slippery Rock For Western Title Run
Edinboro upset Slippery Rock 76 71 to end Slippery Rock’s hold on the Western Division crown in the State Colleges Basketball Conference. Edinboro improved to 8 2 and tied for the lead with a must win over Indiana. Bob Barker led Edinboro with 24 points while Ray Kasper scored 18 for Slippery Rock. Indiana beat Geneva 74 1 with Beane and Sinclair scoring 19 and 18. Genevas Pete Crouch led all scorers with 27.
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Ford City Quintet Advances In WPIAL Playoffs
Ford City defeats Cowpallsville 50 to 31 to advance in the WPIAL Class A playoffs. Morel Fad Hudel led the team with 16 points as they prepare for a quarterfinal against Milland. The win secures Ford City’s spot in the Marsh round of the section race.
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Rodgers Second In Golf Earnings
Phil Rodgers, a youth newcomer on the tournament trail, moves toward Gene Littler’s top money in the season standings. Littler leads with 16,961 dollars, Rodgers holds 15,088, and Arnold Palmer stands third with 12,425. In a separate item, Parry O'Brien announces retirement from shot putting at age 30 after a career at USC and a peak outdoor mark of 63 feet 4 inches.
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Owens Seeks Strong Phillies Year In Spring Camp
Phillies right hander Jim Owens vows a good season as manager Gene Mauch counts on him as a starter. Owens, a Bradford Pa. native, reported overweight for spring training and joined late after failing the club test, then moved from relief to a starting role during exhibitions.
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Colts Chilly In First Workout
The Houston Colts opened their first full squad workout in 30 degree weather amid rain in the area. The frigid conditions marked a chilly start to preparations as players endured the cold and humidity, with teammates noting the unusually cold spell for Houston this month.
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Pirates Hold 7 First Spring Practice
Fort Myers Florida AP report shows Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh guiding the club through the first spring workout with players in peak condition since his arrival. Fly left fielder Bob Skinner was sent to his room after a high fever of 107 disliked the practice field. ABL RESULTS Kansas City 124 San Antonio 97 Chicago 89 Hawali 77
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Buckeyes Clinch Big Ten Title for NCAA Run
Ohio State tops Iowa 72-62 to seal the Big Ten title and a spot in the NCAA tournament. Jerry Lucas scores 27, joins Havicek with 24 as Buckeyes plot a possible rematch with Cincinnati. Kentucky, Mississippi State, Kansas State, and Colorado also win as title races tighten across leagues.
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Buckeyes Repeat At No 1 In AP College Rankings
Ohio State remains No 1 for the eleventh straight week with all 47 first place votes. Kansas State rises to third, passing Kentucky, while Utah moves into tenth as Oregon State suffers a third straight loss after an upset by Idaho.
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Cooper and Bello Triumph In Global Boxing Night
In Manchester Henry Cooper from Britain outpointed Wayne Beles of New York while Brian London defeated Jack Johnson in New York. In another bout Billy Bello of New York outpointed Tito Velez of Puerto Rico.
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Evening High School Basketball Matchups
Tonight’s schedule features Spartansburg at Suegertown, Franklin at Clarion, Northern Area at Clymer, Commodore Perry at Grove City, Reynolds at Sharpsville, Randolph at Rocky Grove, Brockway at St Marys, Johnsonburg at Sheffield, West Middlesex at Mercer, Cranberry at North Clarion, Ridgway at Reynoldsville, Erie Academy against Erie East, North East at Harborcreek, and Erie Cathedral Prep vs Erie P.C.
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Rossin's for Lee Chetopa twill shirts and pants
Rossin's offers Lee Chetopa twill shirts and pants in a home store display. The item line emphasizes durable fabric suited for work and casual wear, highlighting comfort and practical styling for daily use. Available sizes and color options are shown in the window feature.
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