Pvt Steve Barber Still Top Pitcher
Orioles star Steve Barber, 23, is praised as the top pitcher in spring training, despite Army service. He improved in Florida exhibitions, pitching clean outings against St Louis and Detroit, with strong strikeouts and minimal earned runs as he prepares to join weekend games during the season. Major league teams compete in Florida exhibitions with Eisenhower watching some games. Barber is expected to be sprung from service to pitch for the Orioles on weekends.
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Foyt Earned 171000 For Second Straight Crown
J. Foyt Jr, the Houston racer, topped the USAC 1961 season earnings with a record 171,760. He won across championship, sprint, and midget cars in nearly 50 races, taking the Indianapolis 500 at record speed and victories at Langhorne, Duquoin, and Indiana State Fairgrounds.
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Old-Time Dodgers catcher Otto Miller dies after hospital plunge
Otto Miller, 72, a two time World Series catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, fell from a hospital window after eye surgery. Police say a screen was removed. Miller, born in Minden Nebraska, played 1910 to 1923 and was Dodgers regular in 1916 and 1920 World Series games. Survived by two sons and his widow. FIGHT RESULTS Philadelphia Clarence Williams stopped Freddie Jackson in Chicago bout.
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Leads In Danger Key Tourney Resumes Tonight At Bowl Aire
The Men’s City Bowling Association handicap event resumes tonight with two halfway leaders, George Beardsley and Dick Craker, in jeopardy of losing top honors as singles and all events standings lag behind last year’s winning efforts. A heavy schedule follows through Sunday at Bowl Aire, with prize money around 420 dollars in the classic.
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Titusville Stars Defeat Corry All-Stars 81 to 79
Harding scores 22 as Titusville tops Corry in a tight league clash at the arena. Bossard and Gannon earn 35 combined for the visitors, while Lenjis and Plat reach double figures for the War. Turner misses, hurting Corry’s chances in a hard fought one.
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Hold Last Rites For Famed Coach Neyland
Funeral services were set today for Gen Robert P Neyland University of Tennessee athletic director and longtime football coach He died Wednesday in New Orleans hospital at age 70 Burial will be in National Cemetery Survivors include Mrs Neyland and two sons Robert R Jr and Lewis Neyland
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Round Robin Results Highlight OT Scores and Upsets
In Salt Lake City yesterday New York defeated Hawaii 125 116 in overtime while San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 403 in overtime eliminating the losers. Jerry Sims of West Jordan Utah outpointed Clifford Grey of San Diego 203 to 198.
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Paret's Mom Denounces Boxing As Benny Remains Critical
Mrs. Maxima Crespo, mother of welterweight champion Benny Paret, denounces boxing as a “question of animals” while awaiting news from Havana. She flies to Miami to be at her son's bedside as doctors report Paret in a moderate coma under hypothermia with no change in condition.
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Pistons stay alive as trio fuels comeback win over Lakers
Detroit bench trio Johnny Egan Bob Ferry and Willie Jones sparked a 118 117 win over the Lakers in Western Division final action keeping the series alive at 3 1 with game five set for Saturday. The three combined for 57 points as Detroit stayed in front from the first quarter. In the East finals Boston led Philadelphia - not finished in paragraph.
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Plum to Lions Browns peddle nl flag chase wide open
Lions and Browns pulled a three for three deal with Ninowski at the center of a tense negotiation. If Ninowski refuses Cleveland, the trade could unravel. Lions gain Watkins and Lloyd. Browns receive Glass, Cassady, and Ninowski as Plum Wilson asserts Ninowski remains Browns property. Browns top passership questioned by fans.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Derry Jamestown League Night
Dick Melzer and Ann Casler lead at Avalon Center with Melzer posting 154 133 246 and Casler 140 175 195 in VFW Ladies A League. Sophie Douglas joins Casler with 175 183 171. Other A Leaguers include Rosa Baker Clara Hill Blanche Zajac Antonn Hoyt Kate McNulty and Pat Shumsky. In National B circuit at Bowle Aire wale Wilkinson tops with 225 and Jim Sownes also 225 in We uurban League. other B loop players include Bob Da non Wayne Conklin Bill Sample Harry Oldenski Abbey Wotus Carl Clabbatt Abe Buell.
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Celtics Win Ree Playoffs at Wright School Gym
The Celtics clinch the high school recreation league playoff title with a sweep over Hustlers and Cellar Dwellers. Semi finals saw Celtics beat Hustlers 50 to 40 and Cellar Dwellers defeat Whiz Kids 49 to 32. Jerry Williams led with 14 points, John Correll added 10, Jim Olson 7. Don Bailey led losers with 14. Teague Hug, under CAHS coach Ken Harvey, supervised league play.
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Ferrier Opens Azalea Open With One Stroke Lead
Old campaigner Jum Ferrier, 47, rallied to a one stroke lead after the first round of the Azalea Open Golf Tournament. He fired 35-32 on the 6,700-yard Cape Fear Country Club course, counting seven birdies and leaving Gary Player, Jay Herbert, Dave Hill, Tom Nieparte and others in close pursuit at the Cape Fear venue.
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