Cubs Hope for Immediate Impact From Newcomers
The Cubs spring roster features Monte Irvin at 37 and Omar Lown at 32, with Walt Moryn from Brooklyn and several pitching prospects like John Briggs and Jim Brosnan. Personnel chief Wid Matthews targets regular roles for Irvin and Moryn, while Stan Hack will evaluate the minor league standouts including Richie Myers and Gale Wade as potential regulars. Other new pitchers include George Piktuzis and Vito Valentinetti, plus infielders Don Eaddy Bob McKee Ed Winceniak and catchers Jim Fanning Joe Hannah Elvin Tappe.
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Turk) Lown
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Don Eaddy
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Joe Hannah
Elvin Tappe
Beaumont
Cameron Aggies Host Eastern A&M Mountaineers In Key Loop Clash
Cameron Aggies, undefeated in the conference, host Eastern A&M Mountaineers who sit 4-0 in league play. Eastern can reclaim the loop lead with a win as Cameron eyes a late-season schedule with Northeastern A&M and Connors on the horizon. Probable Cameron starters include Carver Turley Medley Yeahque Siebuhr, and Siebuhr leads with 154 points.
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Frisco Shoots At New Mark Against Bears
Dayton tops Xavier 81 73 to keep 14 0 slate while San Francisco seeks a 40th straight win against California. Temple St Francis of Brooklyn and Dayton stay perfect as major college play spreads across conferences with UCLA and North Carolina idle this week.
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Grid Cards Sign Player Lu Neuman
The Chicago Cardinals announced the signing of Lu Neuman from the University of Illinois at Chicago to a professional football contract.
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State Cage Clubs Busy This Week
Four Oklahoma colleges schedule games this week. Tulsa visits Houston in a Missouri Valley clash tonight. OCU travels to Wichita Tuesday, while Hank Iba's Oklahoma A&M Cowboys head to Tulsa Saturday to play Clarence Iba's Golden Hurricane. Oklahoma faces Iowa State in Ames on Saturday. OCU beat Brigham Young 62 60 last week to run its season to 12 4.
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World indoor record sparks brisk note in Evening Star Games
Dave Sime set a 9.5 second 100 yards indoors, breaking a 32 year record, also tying the 70 yard mark at seven seconds flat. Isabelle Daniels clocked 5.8 for 50 yards and 11.1 for 100 yards, while George King won the mile in 4 11.3.
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County Tourney Opens Here Elgin and Fletcher Clash
Elgin and Fletcher meet in the county tournament opener at Lawton High in a 6:30 p.m. start with three games on the first night. Geronimo faces Sterling in the girls game at 7:45 p.m. and Sterling meets Cade at 9 p.m. in a boys bout. Missing guard Joan Morris could sideline Geronimo's standout player, boosting Cache as the girls title favorite. The Elgin Owls ride a 15 game win streak and seek another title, while Fletcher aims to rebound from an erratic season after last year’s near miss. First-round 6:30 p.m. Elgin vs Fletcher, 7:45 p.m. Geronimo vs Sterling, 9 p.m. Sterling vs Cache. Tuesday schedules include Indiahoma games and Chattanooga clash.
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Makeups Lead Lawton Bowling Tourney After Weekend Start
Automatic Alarm Co. tops Lawton Bowling Association event with 2973 in a 786 845 820 set aided by 522 handicap. Budweiser Beer ranks second at 2927 with 850 944 839 and 294 handicap as Fort Sill Observation posts 2910. Clarence Scott and Ed Cagle lead doubles with 1235 as Souchak wins Caliente Open in Tijuana, taking 2200 prize and a huge Aztec statue trophy.
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Post Cage Meet Opens Fort Sill Tournament Night Sessions
The Fort Sill post cage tournament opens with three first round games at Honeycutt gym. The 17th Group Hawks face the 52nd Group at 5 p.m., Commanders meet First Ordnance at 7 p.m., and 93rd Group plays 41st Group at 9 p.m. Key players include Ken Deardorff for the Hawks and Barry Bomhoff for the Commanders.
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Santa Clara
Weekend Fights Report From Global Boxing Cards
In Hollywood Jose Luis Cotero 129 of Los Angeles stopped Irish Russ Tague 128 of Chicago. Milan Duilio Loi 137 of Italy outpointed Orlando Zulueta 140 of Cuba. Mario D Agata 120 of Italy outpointed Little Cesar 120 of the Philippines. Heinz Neuhaus 215 of Germany outpointed Rex Layne 215 Salt Lake City 19. Memo Diez Mexico 23 outpointed Ricardo Moreno 125 of Mexico 0.
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Rawls Wins Tampa Open Narrowly Over Berg
Betsy Rawls from Spartanburg South Carolina captured the Tampa Women's Open at Palma Ceia in Tampa Florida with a final score of 293, beating Patty Berg by five strokes. Berg finished second at 298 while Mickey Wright of San Diego took third at 299. Rawls earned $900 for the victory as Berg pocketed $630 and Wright $540.
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St Louis Budweisers win national Match Game title
The St Louis Budweisers claimed the national Match Game bowling championship, setting a 26,248 pin total over 24 games and beating Buzz Fazio’s Strohs of Detroit by 747 pins after four years as champion.
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Kansan Annexes Title In Classic Kansan
Chuck Liggett of Wichita Kansas won the 23rd Times Bowling Classic with a record 1316 pins. Carl Richards of Parsons Kansas finished second with 1285, Lewis Ray of Dallas third with 1259, Irwin Gore of Wichita Falls Texas fourth with 1247, and T D Brafford of Oklahoma City fifth with 1240.
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