Gonzales Leads Kramer’s Troupe Into Greensboro
Pancho Gonzales world tennis champion headlines the international pro tour stop at Greensboro Coliseum on Tuesday night March 15. The California star has dominated the North American phase of the 1960 schedule, with over 20 000 dollars in prize money and a lone upset by Alex Olmedo in recent tour play. Reserved seats available at the Coliseum Box Office.
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Greensboro
Pancho Gonzales
Greensboro Coliseum
Alex Omedo
U.S
Gonzales
Olmedo
Pancho Segura
Ken Rosewall
Florida
Carolinas
Greensboro Sports Council
Segura
Seattle
Kramer
Columbus
Coliseum
Pride Loyalty and Desire Keep Stan Musial in Baseball
Stan Musial, near 40, explains three reasons for continuing in baseball: he can still help the Cardinals, he still enjoys wearing the uniform, and pride keeps him from bowing out. He reflects on last season, hip timing, and his plan to wait for spring training to judge his form while noting health and aging.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Musial
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Exhibition Cards Edge Yankees 5-1 in Opening Tilt
Darrell Spencer led the St Louis Cardinals to a 5-1 win over the New York Yankees in Saturday exhibition action. Spencer had three singles and two RBIs while Vinegar Mizell worked four innings allowing one hit for the victory. Art Ditmar was roughed up in the later innings as New York stranded eight hits.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Darrell Spencer
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Vinegar Bond Mizell
Yankees
Mizell
Larry Jackson
Ron Kline
New York
Gil McDougald
Bill Skowron
Yogi Berra
Art Ditmar
MCG
Ssio Canoe
CMR Cableeasts
Ford
Turley
Ditmar
Howard
Blanchard
Jackson
Kline
Smith
W—Mizell
L—Ditmar
Phillies Eke Out Win Over Braves
In Clearwater, Florida, rookie Ken Walters hit a ninth inning double driving in Alvin Dark for a 2-1 Grapefruit League victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Dark earlier reached on a hit by pitch, and John Buzhardt earned the win for Philadelphia while Ron Piche took the loss.
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Braves
Clearwater, Fla
Ken Walters
Alvin Dark
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Dark
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Ron Piche
Bobby del Greco
John Buzhardt
Jone Braves
Robin Roberts
Juan Pizarro
Milwaukee
Continental League waits on personnel as opening looms
The Continental League delays signing players and staff while Branch Rickey forecasts openings in Denver Buffalo Fort Worth Dallas and Minneapolis St Paul. He expects free agents and other sources to supply talent as teams prepare stadiums and parks. Plans rely on minor and major league rights amid high asking prices.
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Branch Rickey
Rickey
Denver
Buffalo
Fort Worth
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Toronto
Houston
Atlanta
Rickey Beliieves
International League
American Assn
Minneapolis
Dallas - Fort Worth
Bill Shea
Far Out Gives Astaire First Win As Australian Owner
In Melbourne Far Out a two year old filly gave dancer Fred Astaire his first win as an Australian race horse owner. Ridden by top jockey Neilie Sellwood Far Out carried 120 pounds to a 1% length victory over 26 rivals in the first division of the Hopeful Stakes at Flemington.
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Melbourne
Far Out
Fred Astaire
Australia
Neilie Sellwood
Flemington
Red Sox Open Cactus League Play With 8-4 Win
Boston defeats Chicago Cubs 8-4 in Mesa as Jerry Mallett and Pumpsie Green drive in two runs each. Ernie Banks hits a two run homer for the Cubs in five innings. Tom Borland starts for Boston with three strong innings.
Athletics Down LA Dodgers in Exhibition Showdown
Kansas City Athletics beat the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers 8 to 3 in an exhibition in Vero Beach. Rookie Leo Posada drove in three runs with a single and a double as KC piled up 13 hits off Drysdale Podres and Craig. Chuck Essegian and Wally Moon added RBI for the Dodgers in the loss.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Elliott
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Posada
Athletics
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Roger Craig
Chuck Essegian
Wally Moon
Orioles Edge Pirates 5-2 in Exhibition Opener
Baltimore wins an exhibition game 5-2 as five hits fuel a three run first inning. Al Nagle drove in three with a clutch single and Albie Pearson added a two run double. Gino Cimoli injured his right hand and will miss time. Pirates Homer Dick Stuart and Joe Christopher led a 10 hit attack.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Gino Cimoli
St. Louis
Brooke Robinson
Orioles
al Nagle
Albie Pearson
Joe Christopher
Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Daniels
Green
Umbricht
Kravitz
Smith
Chance
Coleman
Kay
Triandos
W—Chance
L— Daniels
Cubs, Red sox bounce to win in nine inning tilt
Boston plates eight runs in a wild nine inning win over Chicago as Glen Hobbie allows three runs in three frames and takes the loss. Boston builds late offense after a quiet start, while Chicago struggles with 11 hits in defeat.
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Glen Hobbie
Boston
Chicago
Tigers Win Grapefruit Opener 8-6 Over Senators
Detroit pounced on Washington rookie pitching as eight walks and a hit batsman in the first four innings fueled eight runs. Al Kaline hit a bases-empty homer for Detroit in Lakeland Florida with Faye ending the note.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Senators
Ralph Lumenti
Don Lee
Tigers
al Kaline
Detroit
Faye
White Sox win 4-3 in 15 innings over Reds
Chicago beat Cincinnati 4-3 in 15 innings at Payne Park. Joe Hicks delivered a bases loaded single in the 15th after Chicago scored three in the first on bases loaded walks and a hit by pitch. Reds tied 3-3 in the fifth.
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Sarasota
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Payne Park
Joe Hicks
Indianapolis
Raul Sanchez
Sox
al Smith
Reds
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hook
O'Toole
Sanchez
Notterer
Bailey
Latman
Baumann
McBride
Arias
Battey
W—Arias
L—Sanchez
Fencer Coach Schmitter Longtime Musicians Union Member
Charles Schmitter, fencing coach at Michigan State, has been a member of the American Federation of Musicians for 30 years, playing the tuba and strings.
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Charles Schmitter
Michigan State
American Federation of Musicians
Swale
The Man Behind Natural Shoulders in Trousers
The Corbin, Ltd. designer and creative director champions natural shoulder trousers. He rejects gimmicks, focusing on elegant simple lines, pleatless fronts, regular pockets, belt loops, and exclusive fabrics for a traditional, refined look.
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Coiner
Corbin, Ltd
Corbin
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