Giants Play Basketball With Eagles In Seton Hall Exhibition
The New York Giants faltered against the Philadelphia Eagles basketball squad at Seton Hall University, losing an informal game roughly 69 to 54 amid a chaotic final minute with nine men per side and three balls in play. Rosey Grier impressed fans with halftime songs on guitar and a blend of humor and guard-like defense, while Eagles star Tim Brown drove the offense alongside Frank Budd and Dick Lucas guiding a well drilled footballers' basketball unit.
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New York Giants
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Seton Hall University
New Jersey
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Tim Brown
Frank Budd
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Maris Injured as Yankees Face Opening Day Uncertainty
Lakeland Florida AP Roger Maris hamstring injury adds to a growing Yankee injury list threatening the start of the season. Maris pulled a left hamstring making a diving catch in a 3 2 exhibition win over Detroit. He will miss the rest of exhibition games and may not be ready for the opener. Hector Lopez and John Blanchard will cover left field until he returns.
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John Blanchard
Ed Bailey Reflects On Trading Request After Giants
Ed Bailey speaks about asking for a trade after a limited 1962 season with the San Francisco Giants. He says he did not want to leave the club and credits Alvin Dark for supporting him and securing a raise, despite Dark planning to use Tom Haller more. Bailey, 31, believed he could still catch about 140 games a year at another club.
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Cajun Classic Invitational Golf Set for November
The Cajun Classic in Lafayette Louisiana runs November 21 to 24 with prize money totaling $20 000. Local golfers and visiting teams will compete across multiple rounds at the event offering substantial purse.
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Four-Fingered Bowling Grip Proves Easier for All Players
A bowling clinic promotes a four finger grip first used by Ray Schanen four years ago. The method places holes for middle, ring, and little fingers, with the thumb aligned to the middle finger hole. It emphasizes smooth release and reduced hand strain, suitable for women, youths, and light bowlers.
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Duke Snider Joins New York Mets in Surprise Deal
Duke Snider, the former Dodger slugger, was sold to the New York Mets for about 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. Mets president George Weiss confirmed the move as Snider traveled west to join the club. The 36-year-old outfielder, famed for Brooklyn and Dodger years, spoke of mixed feelings and planned family time before reporting to Casey Stengel’s team in New York.
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Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Furillo
Gil Hodges
Nelson Eyeing Comeback at Masters After 20 Years Away
Byron Nelson, 50, roams Augusta National amid intense practice for the Masters. He says he may test form without pledging a full tour return, noting improved confidence and steady conditioning after two decades of semi retirement. Nelson shot 76, 73, then 70 in practice rounds and teamed with Ken Venturi to defeat Palmer and Player in a televised best-ball.
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Boxing results from the Associated Press night reports
In Baltimore Dick Turner defeated Isaac Logart in a ten round decision. In San Antonio Humberto Barerra outpointed Jorge Salazar in ten rounds.
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Baby) Salazar
Pro Cage Semifinal Playoffs Update
Monday results final no games scheduled Tuesday features St. Tootis at Los Angeles with Los Angeles leading 1 0 in the Western Division Series. Wednesday brings Boston at Cincinnati as Cincinnati holds a 2 1 edge in the Eastern Division Series.
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LaSalle Basketball Coach Donald Moore resigns abruptly
LaSalle College basketball coach Donald Dudey Moore resigns after five years with the program. He offered no reason but friends note he was troubled by student and alumni backlash following being hanged in effigy February 14 after a loss to Penn ending a ten game winning streak. He previously coached ten years at Duquesne.
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Big Eight Baseball Goes 2 of 3 on Monday Schedule
Missouri defended champion by beating Centenary 7-2 in Shreveport as Gene McArtor hit two two run homers and Larry Bohannon earned the win. Iowa State opened with a 13-6 victory at Air Force behind Marv Straw two run homer. Arkansas defeated Kansas 15-7 in windy Lawrence with 16 walks and nine hits. Kansas and Missouri each stay active with remaining polls in non conference play.
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Marv Straw
Arkansas
Kansas
Lawrence
del Cotton
Razorbacks
Leafs Favored to Sweep Canadiens in Semifinal Push
The NHL playoffs resume with Toronto holding a 3-0 lead against Montreal as the Maple Leafs seek a sweep in the best-of-7. Detroit aims to even its series with Chicago at 2-2 after a Sunday win on home ice, while Frank Mahovlich recovers from flu.
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Belinsky Says He Plans to Marry Mamie Van Doren
Los Angeles pitcher Bo Belinsky announces marriage plans to actress Mamie Van Doren. He says he is mad about her but stresses no wedding date due to unstable times. Van Doren confirms engagement after Palm Springs weekend, noting a Las Vegas ring was expected.
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Cincinnati Royals Sold Again Keep Team at Cincinnati
Warren Hensel, Cincinnati businessman and minority stockholder, said he completed a deal to buy 56 percent of the Cincinnati Royals from Emprise Corp. Emprise will retain control of Cincinnati Gardens where the Royals play, with the sale reportedly around 500000 dollars. Hensel plans to keep the team in Cincinnati.
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Boeing Workers Vote on Proposed Contract in 1960s
Boeing Co employees in Seattle Wichita and 12 missile and space sites begin a three day vote on a proposed contract results will not bind the firm or the union but will gauge worker sentiment for negotiations in Washington DC after the ballot ends
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Kansas Chamber Accused of Backing Sunday Sales Bill
TOPEKA The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce faced accusations Monday of promoting a Sunday selling bill to curb discount stores. Testimony before the House Judiciary Committee cited four counties Shawnee Sedgwick Wyandotte and Johnson as the bill’s target with merchants recounting declines after Sunday closures.
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Kansas City, Kan
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Lawmaker Outlines Narrow Sales Rules For Tools
Williamson explains a Kansas bill would allow selling a wrench in sports goods on Sunday only if used to repair a boat motor. Hardware section sales would be restricted to exclude such use.
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Schurr to Join Four Summer Humanities Institutes
Dr. Lloyd J. Schurr assistant superintendent of Lawrence schools will take part in one of four Summer Institutes in the Humanities under the John Hay Fellows Program from June 29 to July 27. A total of 254 teachers and administrators received fellowships with Schurr attending the Colorado College Institute in Colorado Springs. Also chosen from Kansas are Dr. Owen Henson and Fred Addis. Institutes focus on humanities with readings discussions and courses in philosophy literature history plus lectures on music and art.
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Lawrence
John Hay
Schurr
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Owen Henson
Topeka West High School
Fred Addis
Wichita Southeast High School
Regents Recommend May 14 For Wichita Merger Vote
University of Wichita regents propose May 14 for a special election to approve turning the municipal university over to the state. Mayor Bell Jr is to issue a proclamation. If approved, the city would transfer a $17 million campus with tax implications including a continuing levy to retire bonds.
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Chevy II Nova SS Gets Full Super Sport Equipment
Advertises a Chevy II Nova SS with Super Sport features including distinctive SS badges, full wheel disks, and a choice of three speed shift or Powerglide automatic. Highlights standard amenities such as an all vinyl interior, front bucket seats, and a rugged Fisher body with rust protection components. Optional extras available at extra cost.
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