Wyandotte and Coffeyville Stars Highlight All-State Honors
Wayne Loving from Wyandotte High at 6-0 and David Schichtle from Coffeyville High at 6-2 earned All-State basketball plaudits. Ron Hanks, 6-3, led Wyandotte to a fifth straight Class AA title and was an All-Stater. Loving and Schichtle were also top football players for their schools.
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Wayne Loving
Wyandotte High
David Schichtle
Coffeyville High
Ron Hanks
Wyandotte
Loving
Schichtle
Kansas
Dick Harp
Ted Owens
Kerry Bolton
Shawnee Mission North
David Brill
Lewis High
James Gough
Chanute High
Dodgers Regain Lead as Reds Fall in MLB roundup
The Indians rolled to an 11-0 win at Washington as Jim Grant struck out six for his seventh victory, widening the AL race. Ralph Terry and Yogi Berra fueled a 5-1 Yankee win over Minnesota, while Willie Kirkland powered the Indians with solo homers. Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 7-4 to reclaim first place over Cincinnati as Koufax improved to 8-2.
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Detroit
Washington
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Indians
New York
Minnesota
Ralph Terry
Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Ted Bowsfield
Boston
Kansas City
Willie Kirkland
Woodie
Pete Burnside
Grant
Terry
Billy Martin
Lennie Green
Yankees
Pete Ramos
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
Maris
Yanks
Bowsfield
Ken Aspromonte
Billy Hoeft
Orioles
Steve Bilko
Angels
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Pittsburgh
Sandy Koufax
A's Sign Krause For 100 000 Bonus
The Kansas City A's will sign 19 year old Lew Krause of Chester Pennsylvania for a reported 100000 dollar bonus. The signing will be announced at a New York news conference. Krause, son of an A's scout, pitched 18 no hitters before graduating this week and struck out 20 in his final high school game. President Charles Finley said he has followed him for some time.
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NEW York
Kansas City A's
Lew Krause
Chester
A’s
Krause
An A's
Charles Finley
The
Cookie and Cal Plan Relaxed Offseason Break
Calvin Griffith and Cookie Lavagetto head to a week of fishing and golf in Minnesota as the Minnesota Twins suffer a 13 game losing streak. They will discuss possible personnel changes after they unwind.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Griffith
Mills Explains Three-Mile Strategy For KU Runner
Billy Mills, Kansas University distance standout, discusses mental and physical tactics for a three mile race. He explains staying in contact, timing a sustained kick, and adjusting plans as opponents react. Mills has lowered his 14:18.9 KU record to 14:01.5 while preparing for the Houston Meet of Champions.
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Billy Mills
Kansas
CCC
Ashmore
Jerry
Western Michigan
Mills
Milwaukee
John Macy
Houston
Paderewski
Philadelphia
Fred Norris
McNeese State
Denis Moore
Abilene Christian
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Haskell
Tony Coffin
Cowboys Rated Second In College Baseball Poll
Oklahoma State, 24-1 and Big Eight champion, was ranked No. 2 by Collegiate Baseball in a coaches poll. Southern California held No. 1, Texas No. 3. The Trojans Cowboys and Longhorns head to the College World Series opening in Omaha Friday night.
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Tucson
Ariz
Oklahoma State
Southern
California
Texas
Trojans
Cowboys
Longhorns
Omaha
Indians Tigers Open Four Game Set In Battle Of Lake Erie
Detroit and Cleveland meet at Tiger Stadium in a first season showdown for first place. Cleveland carries a nine game win streak and a half game lead. Detroit relies on Norm Cash and a pair of starters to challenge Jimmie Dykes led Indians.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Lake Erie
Tiger Stadium
Indians
Tigers
Cleveland
Norm Cash
Bob Scheffing
Don Messi
Frank Lary
Jimmie Dykes
Jim Perry
Wynn Hawkins
A's Acquire Stephens From Orioles in Trade
The Baltimore Orioles traded outfielder Gene Stephens to the Kansas City Athletics for first baseman outfielder Marv Throneberry. Throneberry, 27, has six homers and 24 RBIs in 129 at bats this season, while Stephens hit .190 with two RBIs in 58 at bats for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Gene Stephens
Kansas City Athletics
Marv Throneberry
Orioles
Throneberry
Kansas City
Oriole
Stephens
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Young batter Steve Wojnar sparks Holyoke run spree
Holyoke High School outfielder Steve Wojnar went 5-for-5 against Springfield Cathedral, extending his hitting streak to 15 straight hits over three games while leading his team in a high school baseball matchup.
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Holyoke
Mass
Steve Wojnar
Holyoke High School
Springfield Cathedral
Medalist Downed In State Golf Action
Ralph Bevan of Wichita the qualifying medalist is missing as 32 golfers enter the second round of the Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament. Mike Clancy defeated Bevan with late birdies while John Stevens led with a 71. Other first round results include Sam Sadler, Dave Dennis, Virgil Parker, Rod Horn, and Jim Chew advancing.
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Wichita
Ralph Bevan
Kansas
Mike Clancy
University of Wichita
Bevan
John Stevens
Tully Myers
Sam Sadler
Salina
Bill Frazier
Dave Dennis
Independence
John Halpine
Russell
Virgil Parker
Frank McAleavey
Dick Price
Lee Neeley
Topeka
Dave Ritchie
Howard Engleman
Jim Chew
Lyons
Dodge Engleman
Jack Koenig
Bob Gough
Chanute
Jim Bullard
Arkansas City
Jim Logan
Bill Buser
Maurice Bowen
Jim Colbert
Manhattan
Paul Carlson
Larned
Robert Smith
John Marino
Clancy
Jamie Thompson
Stevens
Bob Dare
Sadler
Zack Wilson
Dennis
John Begert
Parker
Baser
Tangle
Neeley
Earl Renfro
Chew
Ritchie
Bullard
Nick Onofrio
Colbert
Monte Kaser
Yesterday's Stars Rally as Musial and Cardinals Prevail
Stan Musial and the Cardinals went 4-for-4 with two two-run homers in an 8-6 win over the Cubs. Don Nottebart pitched a four-hit complete game to lift the Braves 3-1 and pull ahead of the Reds in the standings.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Cubs
Don Nottehart
Braves
Reda
Illinois, Indiana pitchers win all four decisions in Big Ten
Pitchers Doug Mills and Ron Johnson of Illinois and Paul Deem of Indiana each went 4 0 in Big Ten baseball this spring, winning all four of their decisions.
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Doug Mills
Ron Johnson
Illinois
Paul Deem
Indiana
Early Wynn Illness Threatens 300-Win Goal
Chicago White Sox star Early Wynn, 41, battles elbow bursitis as he sits out a five game road trip. Physician Dr. Joseph Coyle treats the right elbow while Wynn hopes to be ready when the team returns home and reach the 300-win milestone.
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Chicago
Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Joseph Coyle
Rebuilding Kansas Basketball Faces 1961 62 Season
Wayne Hightower withdraws from Kansas to turn pro amid academic questions. Philadelphia guards Allen Correll and Ralph Heyward may also depart, leaving Kansas with a lean roster after graduation losses. Coach Harp notes Hightower as a premier scorer and rebounder, and Kansas faces an odd campaign without them.
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Wayne Hightower
Philadelphia
Kansas
Hightower
Allen Correll
Ralph Heyward
Correll
Heyward
Harp
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Overbrook High
Rrell
Jayhawks
Bill Bridges
Dee Ketchum
Butch Ellison
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Ken Hunt
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Stalcup
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