Daley Demands Better Pay Asks Trade Hint For A's Future
Buddy Daley, 28, Kansas City lefty ace, rejected the 1961 contract offer as too low and vowed to wait for a substantial raise. He claims general manager Frank Lane has a list of potential buyers and expects talks to continue after Lane plans more discussions. Daley, a two year A’s standout with 32 career wins, hints at a possible trade as owner Charles Finley aims to build a strong Kansas City ball club. He notes other players may hold out for better terms and mentions teammate Dick Hall breaking a hand as a recent development.
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Archie OKs World Light Heavyweight Title Fight
Archie Moore agrees to defend his light heavyweight title against Erich Schoeppner with a scheduled New York City bout likely set for March 20 or 21 at Madison Square Garden. The match follows Moore delaying defenses for 19 months and fits a European champion versus American champion format previously discussed after a Toronto postponement due to Moore’s leg injury.
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Veteran Rice Signs with Los Angeles Angels
Del Rice, 38, a National League veteran catcher, signed a 1961 contract with the Los Angeles Angels. Haney announced Rice, who played for Milwaukee from 1956 to 1959 and last year for the Cubs and Cardinals, will bring handling of pitchers to a rookie-heavy staff.
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Local Prep Basketball Highlights From Wilson Jordan Lakewood
Readable snippets show prep basketball action featuring Wilson at Jordan and Lakewood arena events. Scores and details are partially legible with mentions of teams and venues, indicating a busy schedule and upcoming games.
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Sports on Radio TV i RADI Nothing Scheduled
Sports radio summary notes no events listed for television or radio. It mentions unclear abbreviations and lacks concrete match details or times. The fragment provides no identifiable teams players venues or dates to report.
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NBA Announces Own Title Fight in Boxing Card
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia and Jesse Bowdry of St Louis will clash February 7 in Philadelphia for the National Boxing Association vacant light heavyweight championship. Promoter Chris Dundee announced the bout after Featura Sports disclosed a separate NYS title bout between Erich Schoeppner and Archie Moore in Madison Square Garden in March.
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Vikes stun Warriors 96-77 in home clash
Long Beach City College used a second-half surge to erase a halftime deficit and rout the Warriors 96-77. Carmichael and Aron led with big baskets and a tight press spurred the Long Beach defense to pull away after intermission.
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Bunetta Posts 2nd Highest Pin Total
In San Bernardino Bill Bunetta of Chicago clinched second in the qualifying for the 1960 All-Star bowling tourney. He rolled a 7,809 in 36 games, missing the historic 7,906 mark by Ray Bluth of St. Louis. Earl Johnson of Chicago finished a close second in semifinals and the $200 prize, with the championship final set for Saturday night and a $10,000 prize. Don Carter from St. Louis joined the finals as a four time all star.
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Floyd-ingo Showdown Set for Aud Floyd
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium to show the heavyweight title fight between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson on closed circuit television March 13. Winn Hanssen, manager of the Auditorium, says Telepremier Corp advised the venue has been chosen for the screening.
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West Wins NBA All Star Thrillers Amid Illness
Elgin Baylor left a sick bed to lead a West team in a record setting 1153 to 131 victory over the East. Oscar Robertson Bob Pettit and Clyde Lovellette helped fuel the first quarter surge in the NBA All-Star game Tuesday night.
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Oscar Robertson
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Pitt and Chicago to join the NBA in 1961 62 season
The National Basketball Association announced the addition of Chicago and Pittsburgh to reach ten clubs for 1961 62. Commissioner Maurice Podoloff said Chicago met requirements and Pittsburgh has paid one third of the 200 400 franchise fee with a guaranteed next week payment.
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Chargers Move Proposal Seeks Balboa Stadium Use
Los Angeles Chargers officials said on Tuesday they will present a plan to relocate the team to San Diego next year. The proposal would use city owned Balboa Stadium with city improvements conditionally required. Mayor Charles Dall indicated council acceptance is likely.
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College Basketball Scores From Multiple Colleges
Various college basketball results listed include Pasadena 83 over Whittier 62 and DePaul 36 over Notre Gare6. Other entries mention Cincinnati, Dayton, Fresno St, Chapman Auto 24, Florida 5, Pomona, Indiana St 9, Bowling 6, Kent St 56, Denver and more. The page appears to be a noisy OCR summary of many games with inconsistent spellings.
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No Sudden Death for Fullmer Sugar Fight Ends After 15 Rounds
Las Vegas authorities say the Gene Fullmer versus Ray Robinson middleweight title bout will not have sudden death rounds if it ends in a draw after the scheduled 15 rounds. State athletic commissioner Jim Deskin rejected Robinson's suggestion and cited Nevada law restricting fights to 15 rounds.
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