District Warfare Elgin Rush Springs clash on district slate
In Marlow District 22 Elgin faces Rush Springs in a Class B boys headliner as part of a 19 game district schedule at seven sites. Last night Elgin girls upset Velma Alma 27 26 on Keeney buzzer beater as Comanche, Fletcher wins also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Luke
Marlow
Elgin
Rush Springs
Cadhe
Snyder
Frederick
Broxton
Carnegie
Velma-Alma
Carol Keeney
Fletcher
Sterling
Maortow
Closs
Velma-Aimo
Morrow
City Pin Results From Local Bowling Leagues
Snapshot of recent scores across multiple leagues at Thunderbird Lanes Holiday Bowl and other centers. Notable performances include Effie semison 199 high game in SAFEWAY LEAGUE, Syvivic Lundy 49 high team game, Bil Pondocony 258 in IND game and 704 in IND series, Don Chalk and Art Farrington 223 and 595/576 respectively, Pork's Champlin 2435 team series, and Hickmans Hellcats 1883 team series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Semison
Syvivic Lundy
Don Chalk
Art Farrington
Elsie Martin
Morie Peepies
Gome
McCaskill
Trick
Holiday Bow
Giendo Coomer
Pat Elrod
Jackie Scott
Lawton Wolves
Finley Set to Ink Four Year KC Stadium Lease
Charles Finley prepared to sign a four year lease for the Athletics stadium in Kansas City as city officials pledge support and Councilman Maguire seeks to bury old feuds. The move follows an AL vote to consider ousting Finley and a surge in season ticket inquiries led by Pat Friday. Finley called for play to begin with Cronin and the city backing ticket drives amid lingering reservations and no TV or radio deals yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles
Finley
Athletics
John Maguire
A’s
Pat Friday
Kenneth Krakauer
Chamber of Commerce
League
Krakauer
Chamber
Associated Press
Chicago
Louisville
Louis Nizer
Tius Davis
Macguire
City Council
Maguire
Charles C
District Box Scores from Terral to Apache Girls and Boys
Box scores show Terral girls 40 Geronimo 17 with Terral players Cole Gomble Griffin and Martin leading. Boys results include Douglass 46 Walters 46 and Cement 32 Nunnekah 35 with multiple scorers, plus Davidson 60 Indiahoma 44.
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Temple
Ryen
Big Pasture
Ryan
Grandfield
Chattanooga
Terror
Geronimo
Closs
Douglass
Walters
Waurika
Tempie
Terral
Davidson
Frederick
Blues
Indiahoma
Gerald Martin
Manitou
Ninnekah
Cement
Cole
Gomble
Griffin
Gunter
Martin
G. Gombie
Langford
Parker Geronimo
West
Sweetin
J. Poindexter
Crown
Tennessee
Mason
Werger
Malon
Boys Cement
Ron Talbert
Prettyman
Cornell
Nunnekah
Wenzel
Burns
Billy
Delk
Stewart
McElroy
Hefner
Ferguson
Webter
Mathis
Baseball Signings By The Associated Pros
National League signings include St Louis outfielder Charney James and Milwaukee infielders Tommie Aaron and Ty Cline. New York adds catcher Chris Connizerro. American League signings cover Kansas City pitchers Lew Krousee Jose Santiago catcher Billi Bryan outfielder Manny Jimenez. Chicago adds pitchers John Buzhardt and Fred Talbot. Baltimore signs pitchers Steve Barber and Buster Norum. Detroit signs pitcher Frank Lary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charney James
Milwaukee
Tommie Aaron
Ty Cline
New York
Chris Connizerro
Kansas City
Lew Krousee
Jose Santiago
Billi Bryan
Manny Jimenez
Chicago
John Buzhardt
Fred Talbot
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Buster Norum
Detroit
Frank Lary
Sonny Tate vs Cassius Clay Predicted in Verse
A verse predicts Cassius Clay will beat Sonny Liston swiftly, criticizing sports writers for underestimating Clay. The poem describes Liston’s chances as slim, with Clay delivering rapid blows and a decisive knockout by the tenth count.
Four more teams named for NCAA division tourney
Kansas City AP Four teams reach 14 of 32 in NCAA college division tourney with regional sites at Hempstead Cedar Falls and Fresno. Participants include State College of Iowa Mankato State Centre College and Ball State. Eight regional winners advance to Evansville final March 11 12 33. South Dakota State edged in North Central by State College of Iowa.
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Kansas City
Hempstead
N.Y
Hofstra
Midwest
Cedar Falls
Iowa
State College of Iowa
Pacific Coast
Fresno
Calif
Fresno State
Mankato State of Minnesota
Centre College of
Danville
Ball State
Muncie
Ind
Mankato
Centre
Great Lakes
Evansville
South Dakota State
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Manchester report shows Henry Cooper outpointing Brien Lon Gon over 207s in a 15 round bout. Paris verdict had Luis Folledo outpoint Souleymone Diclo by 154 to 157, with Diclo losing in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manchester
England
Henry Cooper
Brien Lon Gon
Paris
Luis Folledo
Spain
Souleymone Diclo
France
Giant-Killer Lary Aims For 20-Win Comeback Season
Veteran Detroit pitcher Frank Lary seeks major league form after arm trouble. He signed a 10th season and trains in Lakeland Florida aiming for a return to 20-win past. Yankees and Tigers discuss his rehab while Barber echoes comeback after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Frank Lary
Detroit
Lary
Lakeland
Fla
New York Yankees
Sandy Koufax
Yankees
Knoxville
Alabama
Bobby Baker
Senators
Tigers
Jim Campbell
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Barber
Orioles
Tefthander
Bill Rigney
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belinsky
Dean Chance
He's Glad To Be There Spring Camp Special For Hutch This Year
Fred Hutchinson, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, just back in Anna Maria after cancer treatment in Seattle, is glad to be around as Reds open spring practice in Tampa. He will attend the Sunday workout and stand around the batting cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Selman
Tampa Tribune
Anna Maria
Fla
Big Bear
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Hutchinson
Seattle
Reds
Tampa
Hutch
Cage
National League
Tve
Clay Liston weigh-in sparks hype before boxing title bout
The weigh-in scene shows Muhammad Ali, then Cassius Clay, taunting Sonny Liston with bold chant and dazzle while Liston remains stern. The article highlights Clay’s exuberant display, Liston’s calm, and notes Liston’s steady pulse as the fight looms. It also covers Hutchinson facing cancer with cautious optimism and ongoing medical checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Liston
Sugar Ray
Clay
Champ
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Gome Cari
Stock Shop Ate
Cort’s Food Mort
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Pepsi Cole
By Jim Valkenberg
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Dockery
Wilson
Monts
Walters—Minton
Golden
Preston
Coudie
Robertson
Grumman
Trahon
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Sanders
Allen
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Mahon
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Huntt
Milam
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Keeney
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Jones
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Cade
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Vowell
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Prater
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Alma
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Riley
Hill
Grady
Matney
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Isaacs
Marr
J. Setzer
Silverhorn
Komorchy
Sonny
Tom Sharrock
Cassius Clay
Sonny Bop
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Patterson
Cassius
Weller
Stitzel
America
Louisville, Ky
Sugar Ray Robinson
Edward
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Dodge
Chrysler
Bob Hope
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