Missouri Tigers sweep Kansas in two seven inning games
Missouri maintained an 20 game winning streak by beating Kansas 2-1 and 2-0 in a Big Eight doubleheader at Quigley Field. Scouts counted 15 to 20 pro prospects on the two rosters, led by Missouri standouts and Kansas pitchers Chuck Dobson and Steve Renko.
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Harp Named to FCA Office Deputy Director of FCA starting July 1
Dick Harp former Kansas head basketball coach will join the Fellowship of Christian Athletes as deputy director effective July 1. FCA executive director James Jeffrey announced the move after Harp resigned from KU in March. The 45 year old Lawrence resident has long been an FCA leader with plans for a banquet in his honor. Local and regional ticket coordinators are identified for Kansas City Topeka Wichita and KU.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins 10 Round Decision in Portland
Sugar Ray Robinson 44 wins unanimously over Gaylord Barnes of Trenton in Portland Maine. Robinson weighed 162 pounds while Barnes weighed 157, fading in form from his peak.
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Hogan Tops Snead by Three in Golf TV Feature
Ben Hogan fires a three under par 66 to beat Sam Snead by three strokes in Shell's powerful World of Golf. He never missed the fairway or a green, and every hole saw a birdie or eagle attempt as the show airs next January on television.
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East's Ryun To Compete In Top Field
Modesto California March details show Jim Ryun the Wichita East junior aiming at an elite field at the California Relays. He will face four minute milers Tom O'Hara Cyrol Burleson and others as Beatty Oerter Kidd Baillie and Kidd also compete in related events.
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Boxing results across North American venues featured knockouts and decisions
In Miami Joe Nardi stopped Eddie Johnson in a 4 round bout. Sugar Ray Robinson outpointed Gaylord Barnes in Portland. Billy Backus defeated Colin Frazer in Utica by points. Lennie Sparks beat Don Ross in Halifax by decision. Mauro Mina stopped Floyd McCoy in Lima. Don Johnson KO’d Gabriel Hernandez in North Hollywood in 2 rounds.
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Sanford Stars for Giants in 3-0 win over Phillies
The San Francisco Giants moved to the NL lead with a 3-0 victory behind Jack Sanford who held Philadelphia to a scoreless duel until the seventh. Ernie Broglio of Chicago matched a league record with three wild pitches in one inning during the Cubs 7-4 win over St Louis. Additionally, Dick Tracewski fueled the Dodgers to a 6-4 win over the Mets as Warren Spahn earned his 353rd victory.
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No Trade for Paul Hornung, Packers Coach Says
Vince Lombardi said no trade for Paul Hornung despite recent roster changes. He noted Hornung's leadership and importance, while Green Bay continues evaluating a few possible deals after shipping Jim Ringo and Earl Gros for Lee Roy Caffey. Hornung, suspended for a year for gambling, works out daily with the team.
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Stars deliver in Orioles win and Giants take NL lead
Norm Siebern fueled Baltimore with a 3-for-4 showing, driving in the first run, scoring the second, and hitting a 10th inning homer for the deciding run in a 3-2 win over Kansas City. Jack Sanford and the Giants blank Philadelphia 3-0 to move into first place in the National League.
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Baseball scores and standings Tuesday results
MLB results show Chicago 6 Cleveland 5 Minnesota 7 New York 2 Boston 4 Los Angeles 2 Baltimore 3 Kansas City 10 innings Detroit 5 Washington 2. Tuesday night games include Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 7 St. Louis 4 Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 6 New York 4 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia. upcoming games list shows Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston. National League standings feature San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati and Chicago with mixed records.
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Dodgers Plan 24 Spring Games in Florida
The Los Angeles Dodgers scheduled 24 spring exhibition games in Florida with six set for their Vero Beach training site. Dodgers aim to test lineups and evaluate players across Florida venues during the stay in spring training.
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