Old Agony for Holman over CCNY scandal
Nat Holman, coach of CCNY, calls the new basketball scandal an old agony as three players from Seton Hall and Connecticut were charged with taking money to fix two games. Dist. Atty Hogan says the case could dwarf the earlier CCNY fixing scandal that involved 86 fixed games in 22 cities.
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Taylor Sets Mark In AFL Receptions Record
Lionel Taylor, 214 pound Denver end, caught 92 passes in the 1960 AFL season the most by any professional football player in a season. He led the league by 20 receptions for 1,235 yards and 12 touchdowns according to official statistics released Saturday.
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Yale Tennis Captain Killed In NC Car Crash
Yale University faculty and players mourn after a spring break trip ended in a deadly crash near Fayetteville North Carolina. Team captain T Craig Joyner of La Jolla California died, teammates Stewart Ludlum Jr of Bronxville New York and Sidney Wood III were injured with Wood listed in poor condition after severe injuries. The trio had been en route from New Haven to Miami for a match scheduled March 23 24 at the University of Miami. Wood is the son of a former Wimbledon champion. Ludlum was also a basketball star.
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Angels Top Cubs 8 6 Behind McBride Five-Run Sixth
Ken McBride allowed one hit in five innings and struck out six as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Chicago Cubs 8 to 6 in Mesa Arizona. The Angels pulled away with a five-run sixth against Dick Ellsworth, with all hits by Angels singles. McBride earned the win, Ellsworth the loss.
Braves power past Reds in 12 9 exhibition victory
In Bradenton Florida the Milwaukee Braves clubbed former teammate Joey Jay for nine runs in three innings en route to a 12 to 9 exhibition win over Cincinnati. Roy McMillan led the attack with two homers and a single driving in four. Don Nottebart worked four shutout innings. Cincinnati rallied late with Frank Robinson two run homer and Vada Pinson triple.
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White Sox stop Tigers 6-1 in Grapefruit League action
In Lakeland Michigan AP report the Chicago White Sox limited Detroit to three hits and won their sixth of eight spring games 6 1. The game was halted after the Sox batted in the top of the ninth due to heavy rain.
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Sox Rally in Second Inning Against Detroit Rookie Pehanick
In the second inning the White Sox capitalized on Detroit rookie Al Pehanick wildness. He walked three, hit two, as Chicago sent 10 men to bat and scored five runs. Pehanick left after eight. Drapcho, Lawn, Peters, Loliar, Fischer, Carey and Roarke appeared for both teams.
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Giants Triumph 4-1 Over Indians In Cactus League
Harvey Kuenn collected three hits including two doubles as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-1 in Tucson. Billy Lees earned the win with six scoreless innings while rookie Jim Duffalo pitched well. Gary Bell debuted for Cleveland with three scoreless frames after last year’s arm trouble.
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Pirates prevail over Twins in Grapefruit League tilt
Pittsburgh beat Minnesota 5 to 2 in Orlando as Jim Umbricht won the game and Joe Gibbon worked the late innings. The Pirates improved to 8-1 in exhibition play, scoring three sixth-inning runs off Chuck Stobbs to break a 2-2 deadlock.
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Phillies Rally Past Cardinals In Spring Win 5 3
Tony Curry drove in three runs and had three hits as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 3 in St. Petersburg. Rookie pitchers Paul Brown and Dwight Siegler spun six innings of hitless relief, while Cu ban lefty Marcelino Lopez yielded the early runs for St. Louis.
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Senators Beat Tigers 5-2 Behind Keough Hot Hit Streak
Marty Keough collected four hits in five at bats as the Washington Senators defeated a Detroit B squad 5-2 in Pompano Beach. All Washington runs were unearned with four scoring in the sixth after three Tiger errors. Hal Woodeshick held Detroit to two hits over five innings before Marty Kutyna allowed the final two runs.
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Ninth on a walk and singles by Zennart and Witucki
Washington holds a 2-0 lead with a ninth inning walk and later singles by Zennart and Ron Witucki and Norm Cash. Seyfried, Donnelly, Fox, Chiti, Witucky, Woodeshick, Katyna Gee Daley contribute in a delayed lineup. W Woodeshick earns the win and Don suffers the loss.
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Dodgers blank Athletics 2-0 on long pitching duel
Larry Sherry and Ron Perranoski held Kansas City to five hits as the Dodgers defeated the A's 2 to 0 at West Palm Beach. Sherry doubled and scored in the third, Maury Wills driving in another run.
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Field For Masters Is Now At 121
Augusta Ga AP the Masters field for the 25th tournament grew to 12 with 21 foreign golfers accepting bids. Notables include Gary Player Johannesburg South Africa Stan Leonard Vancouver B C Peter Thomson Melbourne Australia and Canadians Keith Alexander Al Balding Phillip Brownlee and Bill Kerr.
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Thomson wins New South Wales Open by seven strokes
Australian golfer Peter Thomson fired a 3 under par 66 to clinch the New South Wales Open Golf Championship in Sydney. He finished with a 77 hole total of 279, seven strokes ahead of his runner up.
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