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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1960

Page

14

White Sox ready to move says Al Lopez after win over Yankees

Al Lopez declared the Chicago White Sox are ready to move with speed power and pitching Trumping the New York Yankees 3 to 2. He noted the 25 20 record matches a year ago and emphasized readiness to grab breaks with Aparicio Lollar and Leadoff options. Lopez praised Kluszewski Sievers and Torgeson while comparing to Casey Stengel in tone.

New York al Lopez Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Lopez Yanks Senor Cleveland White Sox Baltimore Indians Orioles Washington Senators Whitey Ford Luis Aparicio Gil McDougald Sherm Lollar Aparicio Landis al Smith Ted Kluszewski Roy Sievers Boston Earl Torgeson Casey Stengel

Notre Dame Stag to Feature Hugh Devore in KC

Notre Dame club of Kansas City invites members to a June 15 stag at Schlitz brewery from 7 to 10 p m with Hugh Devore assistant coach sharing spring training insights and a review of last season’s game movies. Proceeds go to the William Rockhill Nelson scholarship fund.

Notre Dame Club Kansas City Hugh Devore Notre Dame Schlitz Brewery William Rockhill Nelson Devore

McCurdy Named Softball Commissioner for Kansas City Area

Irvin McCurdy, supervisor of sports for the Kansas City Kansas recreation commission, has been named commissioner in the Kansas City area for the American Softball Association.

McCurdy Irvin McCurdy Kansas City Kansas Recreation Commission American Softball Association

Red Penitentiary Red Wins Fifth Vote

Red Penitentiary Red secured their fifth victory as Hs lost to Kecks of St. Joseph Missouri 68. Fireball Jackson pitched for the Sox, going the distance and fanning 17 hitters.

Kansas State Penitentiary Red Ee Kecks St. Joseph Fireball Jackson Sox

Missouri center Swaney earns three straight all scholastic picks

Tom Swaney of Missouri, center and co captain of the 1959 Orange Bowl team, is honored for three consecutive all scholastic selections in the Big Eight. He collects trophies from each year, including a multivolume encyclopedia, a bookcase, and 18 volumes of classics, as he nears a high engineering degree with perfect grades.

Olumbia Tom Swaney University of Missouri Swaney Platte City

Pender and Robinson Fight Recalled As Close Bout

The piece recalls the April postponement due to Pender’s foot injury and notes a tight finish with a Robinson win by referee and Pender’s two judges favoring him. It profiles Pender 36 43 record and injuries and Robinson aging with declining legs and hints at retirement after another contest.

Pender Robinson Staley College Brookline Paul Gene Fullmer Sugar Ray

Air Force Officer Leads Kansas State Golf Qualifying

Capt. Alex Nagy of the Air Force shot a 68 to lead the first day of Kansas state amateur golf qualifying in Topeka He miscounted a score on hole seven causing a one stroke swing and shared lead with several Topeka players and others from Kansas City Salina and Atchison scores ranged into the mid 70s including multiple 74s and 75s The field included names such as Glen Dillon Cal Whearty and Jim Colbert Jr

Topeka Alex Nagy Air Force Kansas Nagy Forbes Air Base Glen Dillon Cal_ Whearty Bill Adams Jack Quinlan D. D. Proctor Charles Ransom Jim Colbert Salina John Stone Bob Swan Daryl Schoonover Clancy Miller Atchison Bill Sheffield Paul Carlson Bob Stroland Lawrence

Nat Holman Resigns as City College Coach

New York AP reports Nat Holman has stepped down as head basketball coach at City College after a 40 year career. The 63-year-old veteran had been on a six month medical leave and announced his resignation today.

New York Nat Holman City College

Baseball Standings And Results From Multiple Circuits

Yesterday’s results span Pacific Coast Spokane 4 San Diego 1 and Vancouver 3 Sacramento 0 plus Dallas Fort Worth 14 Denver 8 and Houston 7 Charleston 4. Southern Association Atlanta 7 Chattanooga 2 Shreveport 7 Little Rock 4 Nashville 1 Memphis 0 Birmingham 6 Mobile 0. Texas League various scores Austin 5-2 Victoria 2-4 Tulsa 4-3 Rio Grande 2-4 (2nd 10 innings) San Antonio 5 Amarillo 4. Eastern League Springfield 3 Allentown 2 Reading 2 Williamsport 3 Lancaster 0. South Atlantic Savannah 3 Charleston 1 Columbia 2 Charlotte 1 Jacksonville 7 Macon 6 Asheville 14 Knoxville 7. Mexican League no games.

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Rangers Triumph as Klimchock Hits Four bagger

In American Association action the Dallas Fort Worth Rangers beat Denver 14-8 with Lou Klimchock delivering a three run homer in the seventh to put the game away. Ray Jablonski also homered for the Rangers in the first inning and Minneapolis defeated Louisville 9-2 dropping the league leaders further. In a separate note, Paul Jorgensen of Port Arthur kayoed Gallito Reyes in the fourth round for a technical knockout at Lake Charles Louisiana after a 133 pound weigh in.

Minneapolis Louisville Denver Colonels Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers Lou Klimchock Ray Jablonski Texas Lake Charles Paul Jorgensen Port Arthur Tex Gallito Reyes Monterey Mexico Jorgensen Reyes

Twin Cities join Pro Bowling League

Minneapolis and St Paul have joined the National Bowling league which aims to start in September 1961. Temporary chairman Leonard Homel said Max Winter, former Lakers owner, posted the $5 000 entry fee for the league's 11th team alongside other teams in Houston Dallas Los Angeles Chicago Miami Fort Worth Omaha San Antonio Detroit and Raleigh North Carolina.

Los Angeles Minneapolis St. Paul Leonard Homel Max Winter Lakers Houston Dallas Chicago Miami Fort Worth Omaha San Antonio Detroit Raleigh N. C

New York Man in Critical Condition After Incident

In New York on June 7 an unnamed man identified as Tommy Pacheco was reported in critical condition and not expected to recover, according to AP. Police and medical responders provided initial treatment at the scene and transported him to a city hospital for further care.

New York Tommy Pacheco St. Nicholas Arena Pacheco Puer

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