Nine YMCA swimmers move up in rank and track meet preview
Nine YMCA swimmers advanced in rank including Kay Won tenay Debbie Alexander Mary Gentile Carol Frye Kathy Middlet on Tom Sutton with new fish Molly Rudolph Oliver Ides and Dave Cochran earning shark status. Meadville coach calls an evenly matched tri angular with Corry Meadville and Franklin.
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YMCA
Kay Wontenay
Debbie Alexander
Mary Gentile
Carol Frye
Kathy Middleton
Tom Sutton
Molly Rudolph
Oliver Ides
Dave Cochran
Corry
Arnold Palmer
Riley
Virginia
Sheavalee Lodge
New Market
Tom Linski
Stan Barnicki
Dorr Clark
Wilbur Rickers
Carl Petertot
Jim Peterson
Fred
Jacksott
Mac McGinnis
Linski
Bucky Watters
West Virginia
Bucky Waters
George King
Mountaineers
Red Brown
Robert
San Francisco
Ron Herbelt
Jim Tobin
Red Ruffing
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Bob Lemon
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Don Newcombe
Gary Peters
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King’s College
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Dot Deal
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Deal
Church Softball League
Dean Chance Shines as Angels Edge Red Sox 1-0
Dean Chance pitched five perfect innings and six more hitless after a legible fifth, striking out 15 in a 1-0 Angels victory over Boston. A seventh-inning single by Lee Thomas broke Chance's no-hit bid, as he improved to 2-0 with an ERA drop to 2.32 while teammate Brunet warmed in the wings.
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Ed Bressoud
Costen Shockley
Chance
Shockley
Lee Thomas
Cy Young
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Angels
Jose Cardenal
Lenny Green
Albie
Clay Liston bout shrouded in mystery as fight nears
The Cassius Clay Sonny Liston rematch scheduled for May 25 at Boston Garden is clouded by questions of possible state law violations. Massachusetts officials and Dedham police probe access, licensing, and safety rules at Liston camp, while the combatants spar and prepare amid inquiries.
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Boston
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay
Massachusetts
Liston
Dedham
Suffolk County
Waller H. Carroll
Liston Camp
Byrne
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Commission
Carroll
Sonny
Beld
al Capone
Eliot Ness
Hogan Best Golfer Ever Named by Golf Writers Group
New York AP reports Ben Hogan selected the greatest professional golfer of all time in a poll of golf writers and editors. The 52 year old Fort Worth native topped Arnold Palmer in a sanctioned vote by the PGA, reflecting Hogan's four U S Open titles, five top money finishes, and four Golfer of the Year honors.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Golf Writers
Wee Iee
Fort Worth
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Hogan
PGA
Pirates Open Three-Game Series With Cubs
In Chicago, the Pittsburgh Pirates face the Cubs in the start of a three game set on the road. Joe Gibbon seeks his first win against Cal Koonce as Pittsburgh aims to end a stretch of 10 losses in 14 games after an idle day yesterday.
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Umi Cago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Joe Gibbon
Pittsburgh
Cal Koonce
Casper 3rd Or Ist In Dollars
Casper placed third in PGA earnings with 22,473 in official money and 23,856 in other events, totaling 46,329. Jack Nicklaus tops the list with 34,400 official and 10,575 unofficial for 44,975. Doug Sanders ranks second with 23,257 official and 9,416 unofficial totaling 42,673.
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Casper
PGA
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Pirates Struggle in Doubleheader As Cardinals Shine
The Pirates and Cardinals split a Sunday doubleheader with the Pirates facing defensive lapses and subpar hitting. Manager Harry Walker has been tinkering with the lineup trying to spark consistent success, but results remain elusive as errors and weak at bats hamper Pittsburgh's effort.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Pirates
WV Leaguers Banquet Crowned Bowl-Aire A League Champs
Agway walked off with the Bowl-Aire Men's A League title after dominating the banquet at the VFW. Front row members include Roy Hund and Lester Lewis. back row features Dick Chayman and Marv Perkins. Chapman high game 269. Coan top average 184 and most improved bowler honors went to Hand. Officers retained include Chuck Elchynski as president and Ford Stewart as vice president.
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Agway
VFW
Roy Hund
Lester Lewis
John Oesch
Shorty Doan
Dick Chayman
Marv Perkins
Douglas
Merkle
Dech
Perkins
Chapman
Lewis
Coan
John Woodard
Hand
Sonny Staples
al Dunnewald
Bob Bracken
Bill Lamielle
Chuck Elchynski
Ford Stewart
Denny Becker
Trensurer
Robbie Robinson
Merle Ottaway
Dunnewald
Staples
Chuck Willett
Loveland
Until Graduation Hands Off New Policy Of Pro Football Scouts
After months of NCAA negotiations, the NFL and AFL will enforce rules banning premature signing of college players. Teams must wait until varsity seasons end and disclose any contracts. penalties may include loss of draft choices. The NCAA also bans moonlighting by assistant coaches and bars staff from compensated information to pro personnel.
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Baton Rouge
NCAA
Jim Corbett
Louisiana State University
Corbett
NFL
AFL
Naswdy
Aia
Po Clicis
Monday Stars Pitching Leads Angels To 1-0 Win
Dean Chance of Los Angeles pitched seven hitless innings before a four hitter, as the Angels edged Boston 1-0. Nelson Mathews blasted a homer and a single for the Athletics in a 5-3 win over Washington, while Auburn beat Wellsville 15-10 in New York-Penn League action.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Boston
New York
Washington
Kansas City
York
Dean Chance
Angels
Nelson Mathews
Foe City
The
Athletices
Bold Lad Skips Preakness After Derby Downgrade
Bold Lad, the 1964 champion 2 year old and Derby favorite, deserted the Preakness after finishing fifth in the Derby. Trainer Bill Winfrey said the colt is sound and will target the Jersey Derby at Garden State on May 31, amid ongoing mystery surrounding his Derby form.
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New York
Bold Lad
Bill Winfrey
Winfrey
Garden State
Burke Emery Outpoints Clarence in Montreal Card
Burke Emery topped Charlie Clarence in Hull Sherbrooke action by outpoint while Larry Renault halted Sonny Andrews in Montreal. The card featured welterweight bouts with Emery and Renault securing decisive wins in front of a Quebec crowd.
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Hull
Burke Emery
Sherbrooke
Charlie Clarence
New York
Larry Renault
Montreal
Sonny Andrews
Boston
Elston Howard to undergo elbow surgery this week
New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard will miss six weeks after surgery to remove a bone chip from his right elbow. Dr. Sidney Gaynor aims for a mid June return, leaving a catching void as the team holds an eight place, 7 9 record and Howard's 1965 salary is listed at 70 000.
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NEW York
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
AllStar
Sidney Gaynor
Yankee
Howard
Yankees
Doc) Edwards
Kansas City Athletics
Johnny Blappera
Roland Shelon
New York Mets
Puerto Rico
Bennie Daniels
Washington Senators
Ellie
Minnesota
East on Pro Basketball League Expands to Ten Teams
The East on Professional Basketball League increased to ten teams after its annual meeting in Scranton. Johns town, Pa and New Haven, Conn join the league, which will now be divided into two divisions.
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Scranton
Johnstown
New Haven
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