MSU Athletic Director Faces Stock Sale amid Gambler Ties
Clarence Iggie Munn teeters on selling his 500 share stake in Golf Club Management Co. of Chicago amid reports linking fellow director Frank Buccieri to a crime syndicate. Chicago papers connect Buccieri and his brother Fiore to gambling and loan shark activities, with Munn awaiting a call from Cameron before deciding.
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Player's 66 Wins Ryder Cup Pro-Am in Atlanta
Gary Player of South Africa fired a 66 to win the Ryder Cup pro-am at East Lake, with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer scoring 70 and 77 respectively. Julius Boros led the team score but did not post an individual score. Hebert Ragan Leonard and Crampton/Nichols close behind.
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Gary Player
South Africa
Golfdam
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Plamer
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Charlie Harrison
John Shea
William Branch
Nicklaus
Jay Hebert
Dave Ragan
Stan Leonard
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Bobby Nichols
Exhibition Baseball Results In Oklahoma City And Across Classs
Oklahoma City 88ers tied Tacoma 3 in an exhibition. Parsons led college action with Tulsa 14, and high schools posted scores including Norman 10 Shawnee 2 and Edmond 9 Del City 5. Other notable finals included Granite 18 Carter 3 and Perry 8 Tonkawa 7.
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Oklahoma City
Australian boxer in hospital after ring beating probes resume
Australian bantamweight champion Billy Males was taken to St George's Hospital in Sydney with a mild concussion after a 12 round loss to Gene Aragon. The article notes recent boxing deaths, calls for investigations, and actions by the Vatican paper L Osservatore. It also mentions boxing in schools and inquiries led by Jim Crowley and regulatory officials.
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Associated Press
Australia
Billy Males
St. George's Hospital
Sydney
Males
Gene Aragon
Philippines
Norman Smith
Enzo Barelli
Fran
Central Cougars edge Eisenhower in junior high track duel
Central High narrowly defeated Eisenhower 49 to 47 in a Monday dual meet. Chuck Layton starred for Eisenhower with wins in the 220 and 440 dashes and a leg on the winning 880 relay, while Eisenhower took seven of 12 events but could not overcome Central’s depth and seconds and thirds.
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Eisenhower
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Chuck Layton
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LHS
Central Netmen Top Duncan In Unbeaten Tennis Clash
Central defeats Duncan 81 to none, sweeping eight matches without a set. Richard Sasser was the sole Central casualty, losing 63 63 to Rick Fitzgerald. The Cougars host Chickasha next Monday before the Junior Boomer tournament on April 19.
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Richard Sasser
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Sally Porter
Pat Menendez
Donna Brooks
Patsy Odom
Robby Stanley
Kenney Landers
Neil Ackerman
David Kolninger
Sonny Liston Delays Knee Surgery Decision
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston will wait a week before deciding on knee surgery after injuring the knee during golf at training in Miami. The return bout with Floyd Patterson was postponed indefinitely and prior reports of surgery in Philadelphia were not finalized.
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Chicago
Sonny Liston
Liston
Miami
Floyd Patterson
Ben Bentley
Philadelphia
Bentley
Fazio Tops Hurons In Opening ABC Classic Block
Buzz Fazio led Huron Bowl of Pontiac Mich with a 632 series in the American Bowling Congress tournament opener. The Hurons totaled 2903 to set pace but must chase United Van Lines of St. Louis with a 3307 second block. Steve Nagy added 560 as a Hall of Fame enshrinee.
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Elgin Star Chitsey Signs With Texas Christian Univ
Elgin all state basketball star Rodney Chitsey signed a letter of intent to attend Texas Christian University on a basketball scholarship. Chitsey joined two other standouts on the TCU roster as head coach Buster Brannon praised him. He averaged 25.7 points and 18-20 rebounds this season leading Elgin to a 28-3 record and semifinal finish in the state tournament.
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TCU
Rodger Potts
Chattanooga
Garvin Isaacs
Apache
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Eisenhower Eagles topple Bandits in district opener
Eisenhower Eagles beat Lawton High 4 to 2 at Eisenhower's diamond. Glen Raley pitched six strong innings with 11 strikeouts, while Frank Antone allowed the deciding two runs in the second. Don Reed hit a solo homer for the Bandits. Bridges, Sharp and Raley led Eisenhower's nine-hit attack.
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Bandits
LHS
Glen Raley
Young Eagles
Frank Antone
Leroy Hicks
Raley
Ricky Bridges
Pete Sharp
Don Reed
Ronald Garnett
Tipton
Bridges
Sharp
Antone
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Rodney Alvey
Dwight Morris
Sterling
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Parsons College of Iowa Defeats Tulsa 14-4 in Baseball
Parsons College of Iowa battered Tulsa for 18 hits in a 14-4 victory. Shortstop Don Mason homered twice, hit a triple and a single, driving in four runs in five innings.
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Ewbank Emerges as Likely Titan Coach Choice
New York Titans pursue former NFL coach Weeb Ewbank after Sonny Werblin signals a decision near. Ewbank, dismissed by the Colts in January, has held talks with Werblin and could join the AFL club if terms are met this week.
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Sonny) Werblin
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Bulldog) Turner
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Outdoor Expert Speaks Tonight at Local Quail Club Event
Jim Thomas of Lone Star Sportsman headlines a personal appearance with a talk and film on outdoor life. Sponsored by Law ton Quail Club, the 8 p.m. session in the Public Service building’s Community room invites quail club members and all sportsmen, with free admission.
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Jim Thomas
Lone Star
Lawton Quail Club
Thomas
Public Service Company
S. Ltd
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Soper
Musial Reflects on Long World Series Gap
Stan Musial recalls his last World Series appearance with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1946 and notes he has not played in one since 1946. He laments missing the thrill in later years and reflects on his younger perspective at the time.
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