Dobbek Stars In Senators Intrasquad Victory
Dan Dobbek 25 leads Roy Sievers' Senators to a 5-1 win over Harmon Killebrew’s club in the first spring training intrasquad game in Orlando. Don Lee and Hector Maestri pitched three no hit innings. holdouts drop to two as Jim Lemon and Bob Allison ink new deals.
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Dan Dobbek
Washington
Roy Sievers
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Killebrew
Senators
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Hector Maestri
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Maestri
Jim Lemon
Bob Allison
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Allison
Pedro Ramos
Hal Griggs
Cepeda Settles For Rise With Giants After Holdout
Orlando Cepeda, Giants' lone holdout, reached a contract settlement in Phoenix on Saturday for about 27 500 dollars, roughly ten thousand dollars above his 1959 salary.
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Ariz
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Philley and Lepcio Remain Unsigned With Phillies
General manager John Quinn said Dave Philley and Ted Lepcio must call to discuss salary talks. Philley in Paris Texas hinted at a trade if demands aren’t met, while Lepcio cited a lowered request but Quinn remains unavailable.
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Vernon ready to fill in as Pirates first baseman
Mickey Vernon, 42, says he would return as a player only if needed, though he is currently the Pirates first base coach. He is assisting with hitting and fielding drills and focusing on improving Dick Stuart's defense at first base.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Dick Stuart
NAIA Basketball Tournament Opens With No Clear Favorite
The NAIA tournament in Kansas City begins with 32 teams in Municipal Auditorium. Tennessee A&I, Montclair State, Maryland State and Winston-Salem Teachers fight for berths as seeding lags. Eight games daily start at 10 30 a m and 5 30 p m CST through Thursday. quarterfinals Friday and final Saturday night.
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Yankee Holdouts Agree To Terms
Veteran infielder Andy Carey and rookie outfielder Ken Hunt agreed to contract terms with the New York Yankees. Mantle remained unavailable for talks, with general manager George Weiss pursuing a tougher approach amid a $15,000 pay cut on his $75,000 salary. Tony Kubek also holding out.
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Ken Hunt
Andy Carey
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
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Fla
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Hunt
Shreveport
Mantle
Dallas
George Weiss
Weiss
Rookie Outfielder Slams Big Triple Intra-squad Win
Rookie outfielder Joe Hicks from Indianapolis drove in the tying run with a 400 foot triple and scored the winner as the Cuccinellos defeated the Gutteridges 3 2 in Chicago White Sox camp game. Bill Veeck arrived and signed center fielder Jim Landis and Bob Shaw to 1960 contracts. Minnie Minoso Billy Goodman and Joe Stanka remained unsigned.
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Fla
Joe Hicks
Indianapolis
American Assn
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Gutteridges
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
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Jim Landis
Bob Shaw
Minnie Minoso
Billy Goodman
Joe Stanka
Bill White Delivers Intra-Squad Cardinals Win
Bill White led with half the team's four hits and hit a fourth inning homer to lift a rookies and substitutes squad to a 2-1 victory over the regulars in St. Louis Cardinals first intra-squad game. Eight pitchers worked two innings each in an eight inning game with no walks allowed.
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Fla
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St. Louis Cardinals
Generals Beat Ramblers 3 2 in Greensboro Showdown
Greens boro Generals defeated the visiting Philadelphia Ramblers 3-2 to stay in the hunt for final EHL playoffs. Ronnie Brain opened scoring, Pat Kelly made it 2-0, and Les Lilley added a third before Philadelphia mounted a late charge with Doug Adam’s goal. The coach praised the tired team after five games in five nights.
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Les Lilley
Garry Luyden
Ramblers
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Philadelphia
Doug Adam
Rory McLenahan
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AFL Fine To Jolt Switchers
The AFL wraps a three day meeting by raising transfer penalties to $1 400 000 for moving a franchise to the NFL from $500 000 A move urged by Lamar Hunt and seconded by K S Adams Jr Foss notes the league can complete its schedule without another meeting Wismer says they aim to avoid NFL conflicts as much as possible and Foss expects a full schedule without another gathering
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Calif
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National Football League
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National League
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Lamar Hunt
Dallas Texans
K.S. Adams Jr
Houston Oilers
Harry Wismer
New York Titans
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Australia to send its largest youth swimming team to Rome
Australia names a record 28 swimmers for Rome with 16 men and 12 women. The squad emphasizes youth with many teenagers among the roster and an average age of 18. The team marks Australia’s biggest, youngest, and best pool contingent for the Olympic Games.
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Australia
Furman Holds Intra Squad Snow Tilt
Furman University ended off season football practice with an intra squad game in Shrine Stadium Greenville South Carolina. The White defeat the Purples 14 to 8 in snowy conditions marking perhaps the first spring game in the South with three inches of snow and ice. Buddy Revels connected with freshman Jerry Thomas on a 63 yard TD pass for the White scoring play. Tom Campbell added the Purples TD early in the fourth quarter.
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Ala
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Big Ten Faces Postseason Ban Feud Over Faculty Control
The Big Ten confronts a clash between faculty oversight and athletic directors push for bigger programs. Purdue’s Red Mackey sparked a motion to ban all postseason sports except Olympic tryouts, amid a chain of votes at winter meetings. Final actions hinge on May meetings with faculty bodies, risking the conference's future as a major athletic power.
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Associated Press
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Red Mackey
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Mich
Big Ten
Marchiony Sets IC4A Shot Put Mark in Garden
Joe Marchiony a 230 pound Manhattan pre medical student shattered the IC4A record with a 57 foot shot put at Madison Square Garden besting Al Blazis 56 6 from 1941. Keith Nance Army was second with 53 8 and John Lawlor Boston University set a 63 foot 5 inch 35 pound weight throw record at the armory. Villanova benefited from Buckley and Pras to bolster its bid for the team title.
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Keith Nance
Army
John Lawlor
Boston
Univesity
Dublin
Villanova
Ron Delany
John Buckley
Leon Pras
Bill Johnson
Maryland
Judy Bell Wins Florida East Coast Title in 2 and 1 Victory
Judy Bell of Wichita Kansas defeated Barbara McIntire National Women's Amateur champion 2 and 1 in the Florida East Coast Women's Golf Tournament final at St Augustine. Bell built a 1 up lead after nine holes, stretched to 2 up on 17, and clinched with a birdie 3 after McIntire hit into bunkers.
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Fla
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Wichita
Kan
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Lake Park
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YMCA Gold Medal Meet Opens March 14 at High Point
The High Point YMCA Gold Medal Invitational Basketball Tournament runs March 14 to 25 in the YMCA gym. Three classes for boys and a class A girls division feature college YMCA and semi pro teams, industrial and league squads, plus high school seniors. Entry deadline is March 11 at 12 noon, with 10 players in boys rosters and 12 for girls.
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Sixth Men join All Star Teams
The East and West All Star teams added a sixth man for the March 26 game in Madison Square Garden. The East coach Lou Rossini with Bill Kennedy joins Temple, and the West coach George Smith with Horace Walker from Michigan State joins.
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Temple
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Cincinnati
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Michigan State
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