Greeley Triumph Over Cheyenne in Extra Innings
Greeley Legion-Elks A downs Cheyenne 106 in a tense game that went to an extra frame. Key plays by Anderson Long and Rich Thorn helped Greeley pull ahead, with George Yelle and Butch Buller adding run production to seal the 4 run inning and the victory.
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Detroit U Cagers Named In Scandals
The University of Detroit dismissed two regular basketball players Charles North and John Morgan amid admitted contacts with individuals involved in a nationwide basketball conspiracy. Both testified before a New York grand jury at the district attorney's request and cooperated as witnesses. North, 21, said he would not comment on shaving points. Morgan, formerly of Colgate, played one season for the Titans and could not be reached for comment.
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Morrow Falls in British Amateur at Turnberry
British Amateur semifinals saw Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma City fall to Jimmy Walker who later defeated Joe Carr to claim the title. Walker faces Michael Banallack in the final after Banallack beat Laurie Foster 6 and 4. The troubled Turnberry event also notes past legends and distant wars.
Sports Notes From Across The Nation
A string of brief sports updates reports Fidie Johnson Sedibe becoming Britain’s first Neo pro golfer at Royal Winchester Club, Bill Freehan’s $100,000-plus Tigers deal, a California catcher for Baltimore on a sizable bonus, Navy crew tune up ahead of the 59th Intercollegiate Regatta, Hampton High’s Williams Ball Jr signing with the Dodgers, Tony Gonzalez set to rejoin Philadelphia Phillies after eye infection sidelining.
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South Africa
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Britain
Englishman Wins British Golf Title at Turnberry
Michael Banallack 26, of Eels man and Walker Cup player, defeated Jimmy Walker of Scotland 8 and 4 to win the British Golf Championship. Walker had upset defending champion Joe Cacrl of Ireland and Halph Morrow of Oklahoma City earlier, as Banalluck built a large lead after a 3-under-par 69 morning round.
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Scotland
Michael Banallack
Eels
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Joe Cacrl
Ireland
Halph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Bonalluck
Family ski legends chase prizes at Lake Placid meet
The report notes Arthur Zokle Jr and his famed family in ski jumping at Lake Placid last winter. Arthur Zokle Sr, then 28, is described as a national champion and 1952 1960 Olympic veteran. His brother Torger Zukle set many records before his WWII death.
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Spahn Learned Tricks at 2 But Didn't Win Until 25
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn recalls mentors from 1940 to 25. He credits Bobby Hogue and Bob Coleman for technical tips, notes Wyatt’s fastball and curve, praises John Sain as a hard worker and curve specialist, and shares how elbow position and arm arc contribute to spin on the curve ball.
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Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
Braves
St Hartford
John Sain
Boston S
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Yankee
Sara
Rattwae weed leads in national golf tourney near Stirling
In a muddled sports brief, competitors from Britain and abroad contest the National Open Golf Tournament in Scotland. Gresal hops, Kalsh Nocrow, and others reach semis, while track and field highlights occur in Philadelphia and other venues.
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Mille Turner
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Lew Burdette Dominates Coliseum Pitching Power
Lew Burdette pitched like he owned the Coliseum as Milwaukee beat the Dodgers 2 to 1 to knock Los Angeles from first place. The veteran right hander earned his 150th National League win with a five hitter and also hit a home run, marking another strong showing in his long record at the venue.
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Record Don’t Count Bradenton Pitcher Impresses Boss
Dave Pracaro, a 22 year old L lowley pitcher on the Austin club’s roster in the Texas League, wowed Milwaukee manager Charlie Dressen with a sinking he has a good curveball. A look at Fracaro’s record shows he won 0, last 1 for Cedar Rapids in the Three League last year. He struck out 127 but walked 104 in 138 innings. Dressen notes the record may not reflect his current form as he grips the ball before delivering. The 533 mile New York State Thruway connects via extensions with major highways.
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Fracaro
Cedar Rapids
Bonus Baby Pitches Shutout Against LA
Lew Krausse Jr a 18 year old debuting with the Athletics delivered a two hit shutout against the Los Angeles Angels. He struck out six walked five and benefited from four double plays as the crowd of 30 505 watched. Manager Jon Gordon called him a great major league prospect and praised his control while Krausse credited advice to just throw strikes.
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Associated Press
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Major League Leaders AP batting and pitching lists
The Associated Press lists American League leaders with Piersall batting .363 and Mantle 525 runs, Cash driving in 49, Maris hitting .363, and Latman 6 0 as top pitchers. In the National League, Monk leads with a .354 mark, Mays 48 runs, Cepeda 49 RBIs, Pinson 12 stolen bases, and Hovland 97 strikeouts.
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Expansion Draws Yankees Training Camp to Fort Lauderdale
Major League expansion let the Yankees relocate their 1962 spring camp from St Petersburg to Fort Lauderdale on the east coast near Miami. The move followed an amended agreement with St Petersburg officials after New York’s new National League team replaced the Yankees. Without expansion the club would have stayed in St Pete.
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