Aaron Unloads Red and Rush Boost Braves
Hank Aaron, NL MVP, calls Milwaukee’s Red Schoendienst and Rush a stronger Braves team this year. He notes Red’s rally start, praises young players gained in the trade, and discusses weather, personal training, and his plan to loaf until spring training after a winter of 12 banquets. He hints at keeping swing basics and using a lighter bat.
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Robertson Wilt Wage Point Duell
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati remains the nation's leading college basketball scorer though Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas narrows the gap to one hundredth of a point. Robertson posted 29 points against Saint Louis Saturday for a 32.43 average from 14 games. Chamberlain has a 32.42 average after 12 games with 35 points against Missouri Saturday.
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Windward Leads In Acapulco Yacht Race Down Baja
A fleet of 36 yachts raced 1,431 miles from San Diego to Acapulco with Windward owned by EvR and Don Chilcatt of Los Angeles taking an early lead. Boats include Escapade from Newport Harbor, Novia Del Mar from San Diego, Gamin from Lido Isle, and Robon from H.C. Grants, amid Coast Guard chatter and crowd intrigue along the Baja coast.
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Tolan Wins USAC Race at Riverside with Unser Hurt
Johnny Tolan of Norwalk won the 100mile USAC National Championship Midget Auto Race at Riverside Raceway, finishing a half lap ahead of Ice Garson of Los Angeles and 200 yards ahead of Shorty Templeman of Seattle. Jerry Unser of Lakewood was an early casualty with a possible broken collarbone as Amick of Venice suffered a cerebral concussion after a crash near the last turn. The event drew 6,000 spectators with a gross of 12,404 dollars.
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Rawls Wins Tampa Golf Title for Third Straight Year
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg S C defended her Tampa Women’s Open lead with a final round 74 to win the $7 500 event by one stroke over Patty Berg and Mickey Wright. Marilynn Smith faded to fourth as Beyarean and Shae ile Wai led a crowded leaderboard.
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PCC Leaders Idle This Week In PCC Basketball Action
California and UCLA lead the Pacific Coast Conference with 5-1 marks as Beavers slip to 2-1 after a loss to California. UCLA-UC San Diego game disrupted by near riot. Oregon State, Washington State, and other results noted. Over 72 fouls called in Berkeley and overtime upset by TICLA over USC.
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Tijuana Open ties Goosie with Leonard in final round
In Tijuana the leader board tightens as J C Goosie ties veteran Stan Leonard for third in the Midwinter finals of the $17,000 Tijuana Open. Goosie, a 2 1/2 year pro from Knoxville, carded 67 to reach 208 with Leonard also at 208. Oregon State and Washington State show PCC action. Bob Rosburg braces after spasm. Arnold Palmer among those in contention.
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Writers Dinner Fete Honors State Boxing Figures Tonight
The Southern California Boxing Writers Association will hold its sixth annual awards banquet tonight at the Stoffer Hotel to honor ring members who contributed most to boxing in the area. Hank Weaver will be master of ceremonies as awards are given for top contributions fighter of the year fight of the year preliminary fighter of the year and amateur fighter of the year.
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Polio Pin Benefit Bowling Tourney Reaches 300 Entries
The 10th annual Match of Dimes Bowling Tournament at North Long Beach Bowl drew 300 entries by Sunday. Ed Sholin posted the weekend top series at 689, Ken Kinter 688, and Gena Goff led women with 647. The event runs all night Thursday and through Sunday with top series counting toward prizes. entry is $2.25 for three games.
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Wrestler McKinley Dies During Match
Veteran wrestler Gordon McKinley aged 36 collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack Saturday night during a match in Youngstown. Police and medical staff attended but could not revive him. The incident halted the event as officials begin inquiries into the cause.
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Marathon Bowling Plans Spark Salem Event
Salem manager Sun day announced a marathon bowling contest with 16 entries. Dick Phippsworth to start at midnight Memorial Day. Meanwhile Dick Tuttle, 22, a University of Oregon freshman, set a marathon record by rolling 116 consecutive games before stopping in Eugene.
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Frick Defends Baseball as “All Right” at Chicago Dinner
Chicago Baseball Writers dinner features Ford Frick defending baseball as pure and good. He lampoons Congress members for calling baseball wrong and praises Hank Sauer for a comeback award and Nellie Fox as Chicago player of the year.
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0th Goal by Geoffrion Surfaces in Canadiens Win
Geoffrion scored his 200th career goal as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Boston Bruins 6 to 2 at Boston Garden. The classy winger joined a select group of players reaching the 200-goal milestone, joining Mauri Richard Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay in the elite club.
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Cleveland and Uarshey hockey score tied as tied No 1
Cleveland 1 Uarshey 4 tie occurs as Battala 2 Providence 1 Rocheaster 4 Springtela cited in game summary, outlining notable players and scoring sequence.
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