Yankees Optimistic Look For Pennant Run
Mantle and Houk project a strong season with the Yankees aiming to repeat titles. Houk praises the pitching while Mantle asserts the club confidence and hunger to win. The piece notes potential challengers and reflects on past glory and current drive.
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Reno area social notices and gatherings across towns
Local residents from Reno Newton and surrounding communities visited relatives in Lawrence Oskaloosa and Oklahoma City. Frequent hostesses include the Renick and Lindel households with several DeMolay and Masonic events noted.
Liston Faces Knee Surgery Before Title Bout
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston will undergo knee surgery after injuring his left knee swinging a golf club. The operation could sideline him six months, delaying the rematch with Floyd Patterson and leaving the site and date to Patterson.
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Woman's International Bowling Congress Organized in 1916
The Woman's International Bowling Congress traces its origins to 1916 with a charter membership of 40. This early formation marks the start of a governing body for women's bowling in the era.
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Bob Cousy Uses Drive to Build New Coaching Path
Boston AP report outlines Bob Cousy after 13 seasons with the Celtics as he moves toward coaching at Boston College. It notes his upbringing in Queens and Holy Cross rise, plus his relentless practice ethic cited by former teammate Andy Laska.
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Football Player Killed In Cliff House Plunge
SAN FRANCISCO AP A footballer Michael MacDonald 24 from Vancouver B C and Wally Larz 23 fell from the Cliff House path while aiding a friend during a cliffside incident. Larz pulled free but MacDonald plunged 75 feet to the surf line where his body was recovered.
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Kaw Valley Co op Meeting Plans Include Menu Committee
The Kaw Valley Co op inc holds its annual meeting on April 3 with Mrs J M O Connor and Mrs Russel Houk on the menu committee. The menu group met at the new Kaw Valley electric home on Thursday. The Jolly Quilters met Wednesday with Mrs Peggy Silvers and tied a comforter as they prepared for the hostess. The next meeting is set for Wednesday March 20 with Mrs J M O Connor leading a half day session. Attendees included Eunice Ice and Francis, Betty Houk, Betty O Connor, Sharon Curan and Lori, Ruby Buchheim, Cecile Donaldson, Lydia Wulfkuhle, Helen Wulfkuhle, Ruby Carothers, Phyllis Houk, Eldora Warrington, Peggy Silvers, Cathy and Steven. Mr and Mrs Raymond Nichols and family also attended a mothers basketball game and chili supper at Berryton grade school. WSWS will hold its regular meeting March 14 at 1 30 with officer elections and a film on the aging. Mrs J M O Connor is the hostess. Glen O Connor and Max Bahnmaier visited Bud Slaughter at Leavenworth VA hospital. Mr and Mrs Larry Smoke and Kevin of Pocatello Idaho were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wulfkuhle Wednesday. Mrs George Armstrong is staying with her daughter and husband while her husband undergoes treatment at Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Wednesday And Friday
Results from New York Boston Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Minnesota Pittsburgh Detroit and others show wins and losses across the league. Upcoming games list matchups in Florida Arizona California and Texas venues with teams like Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston and San Francisco set for day and night contests.
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Old Timers Rule Sports Leadership Hall of Fame
Chicago AP veteran writer Jerry Liska notes that aging sports figures such as MacArthur Rickey Brundage Stengel Frick Wrigley Halas Harridge Trautman Evans and Wilson remain influential. The piece highlights their continued leadership in amateur and professional sports and Olympic administration.
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Pro Cage: St. Louis Tops Detroit in Division Semifinal
The St. Louis Hawks defeated Detroit 118 to 98 to take a 1-0 lead in the Western Division semifinals. Syracuse leads Cincinnati 1-0 in the Eastern semifinals as the best-of-five series opens. Friday's game has Detroit at St. Louis.
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Oklahoma State Tops Field in 33rd NCAA Wrestling Champs
Kent Ohio AP reports 287 wrestlers compete for 33rd NCAA titles led by Oklahoma State with three defending champions Mickey Martin 130 Wayne Baughman 191 and Mike Natiig 147 from Army. Oklahoma State eyeing third straight team crown while 115 pound and 127 pound bouts promise tight races. Kansas State's John Thompson among 127-pound standouts.
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Pistons Fall to Hawks in Western Division Playoff Opener
In St Louis 118 99 the Hawks overcame an early 16 point Detroit lead to seize a 1 0 series edge. The teams meet again Friday in St Louis for game two of the best of five while Syracuse and Cincinnati lead their Eastern series 1 0 in Cincinnati.
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Texaco Service Ad Tune-up Brake and More
Art Nease Texaco Service offers tune-ups brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service road pickup and delivery. Call VI 3-9897 for service from the Miss street location.
Triple Fight Card Set For a Showing Tonight at Dodger Stadium
Boxing's championship triple header was postponed by rain and moved to Dodger Stadium. Welterweight champion Emile Griffith faces Luis Rodriguez in the feature while Davey Moore defends his featherweight crown against Sugar Ka Mos and Raymundo Torres meets Roberto Cruz for the vacant junior welterweight title. All bouts scheduled for 15 rounds.
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Mets Seek Duke Snider in Trade Talks
The Mets show interest in Dodgers outfielder Duke Snider as Los Angeles delays a decision for at least ten days on whether to keep the 36 year old left fielder.
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Argentine heavyweight boxer Lavorante faces tax lien hearing
The United States filed a $9,798 income tax bill on Alejandro Lavorante's $26,000 earnings in 1962. His coma keeps his family from taking him home as a May 29 hearing determines control of his funds, with $16,886 in his bank account tied up by the lien.
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