Bandy Claims Two Batting Titles for Monterey Plainsmen
Monterey centerfielder Bandy led the Plainsmen to district glory with two batting titles and the RBI crown as Jerald Mowery faltered late. He edged Johnny Johnson in batting average while Dale Harris and Jim Harris provided key playoff and RBI contributions. Pitchers Arrington and Bumpass shared mound duties, with Bumpass posting 8 2 record and Arrington 9 wins as Monterey finished 1960 strong.
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Ronald
Bandy
Monterey
Plaismen
Johnny Johnson
Jerald Mowery
Mowery
Jim’ Harris
RBI
Dale Harris
Jim
Dale
Plainsmen
Ronnie Arrington
Donnie Bumpass
Bumpass
Arrington
Pace
Bobby Mes
Will
Harris
Johnson
Ronnie Ayers
Ronnie ‘Arrington
Moose
Dudley
Johnny King
Buster Hindman
James Ellis
Foy Williams
Darnce Ritchey
John Dudley
Bob Black
Bob Cone
Danny McDougal
Jim Harris
Rona
Ronnie Ay Asers
Foy. Williams
Arnee Ritchey
Rene
Bob
Ronald Bandy
oPs Wresnre
Jim Wae
Moone
Dudley, Inc
Sees
Nye Bumpass
Pb-Lf Vere
Jeral Mowery
Evecare Renes
Ronniere
Buster
Bobby Ever
Darnee
Ronnie Avera
Temmeerannesee
Tous Rseseverveens
Iit
Dansle
Bumpass Senesepeneteevers Peerebnentrer
Pudley Sbebapererer
Donnie Seabooais
Siegeee Ebapneevers Bee
Ronnie Arring
Celtic Ash Triumphs In Aggressive Stretch Drive
Jockey Jimmy Hartack rode Celtic Ash to a wire to wire win at Mont Park after a long stretch challenge. Venetian Way led the Derby and Preakness winner before Celtic Ash surged on the outside down the stretch to seize the lead. Hartack disputed trainer Vic Sovinski’s role in the ride but praised the colt’s effort as he chased the finish.
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Mont Park Track
Hartack
Celtic Ash
Way
Venetian
Tompion
Arcaro
King ‘Ranch
Leff
Venetian Way
Harry F. Guggensheim
Vic Sovinski
Sunny Blue Farm
Sovinski
Track meet records and results from Houston event
A sprawling OCR fragment lists relay and sprint results, distances, and records for schools like Kansas, Houston, Georgia Tech, Duke, and Texas. It notes multiple new marks, top finishers in 100 and 200 meters, shot put, hurdles, and distance events with affiliations and partial scores.
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Houston
Vella
Bill Alley
Kansas
Ios
Bill Duckworth
Atlanta
Terry Beucher
Soekwente
Georgia
If Hop
Sae
Ins
Jerry Dyes
Northeast Louisiana
Andy Andersson
Ray Bickery
Iseus
Dick Crane
Auburn
Bobby Weiss
Nm Hill
Texas
A&m
le Pooran
Bob van ‘Dee
Oklahom
Baylor
Smalley
Knaub
Minter
Hollis
Louisiana
Archie San Romani Jr
Wichita
Kan
University
Bill Capn
Cary Weisinger
Duke
Joe Villarreal
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Dick Howard
New Mexico
Shreveport
Jim Graham
Clahoma State
J. D. Martin
Oklahoma
Dexter Elkins
Southern Methodist
Henry Peer
Stone Johnson
Gramblind
College
Dave Sime
Bobby Whilden
Charie
Tidwell
Dave Sine
Mobil
Bill Woodhouse
Abilene
Tex
Christian
Ot FeGre
Bobby Jen
William Miller
DeLoss Dodds
Eacened
Adolph Plummer
Lee Calhoun
Gary
Ind
Don Styron
Ray Cunningham
Austin
Bilcue
John Thomas
Henry Wadsworth
Florida
Don Stewart
Carl Jackson
Prairie View
Noel Certain
Emporia
Paul Foreman
Ilineis
Don Troutman
Roanoke
al Lawrence
Houstons
Phil Coleman
Chicago
John Macy
Houstonry
Mike
Mike l Shea
North Card
Galatoot
Anderson
Iren Gs Sell
Nieder Rises From Sickness For 62 Foot Shot In Armed Forces Meet
Bill Nieder returned from a month in sick bay to launch a 62-1/2 foot shot put among final day highlights at the Armed Forces Track and Field Championships. Jan Sikorsky, 20, Marine, beat world record holder Al Cantello in the javelin with 257-6.44, while Army’s Tom Rodda won the 1500 meters, near 3:45. Fleming of the Marine Corps missed the Olympic trial by about a half second as Nieder qualified for Palo Alto trials with a 65-7 world mark pending. Don Livingston of Reese Air Force Base failed to crack top four in sprints.
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Quantico
Bill Nieder
Armed Forces
Jan Sikorsky
Marine
al Cantello
Tom Rodda
Army
Cinda
Kansas
Mike Fleming
Marine Corps
Fleming
Nieder
Nider
Palo ‘Alto
Calif
Don Livingston
Reese Air’ Force Base
Air Force
Abilene
Tradition Breaks as Mass Republicans Nominate Volpe and Brooke
Massachusetts Republicans break with tradition by nominating John A. Volpe a 51 year old contractor for governor and Edward Brooke a Boston lawyer as the first Negro ever nominated by a major party for a statewide office Brooke is chosen for secretary of state after rivals drop out Volpe wins on the first ballot over three opponents in Worcester on Saturday
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Worchester
Mass
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Boston
Edward Brooke
Celtic Ash Wins Belmont Stakes for Foreign-Bred Star
Cel tic Ash, a foreign bred colt, won the Belmont Stakes in a slow final time, beating rivals including Arcaro's colt and favorite Tompion. Hartack kissed the winner in the circle as Cel tic Ash outpaced the field in the stretch. Shoemaker noted Tompion jumped at every light and shadow while Celtic Ash dominated the straightaway.
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Arcaro
Celtic Ash
Cavan
England
Saxon
Hourless
Johren
Gallant Man
Hartack
Willie Shoemaker
Tompion
Venetian Way
Celttic Ash
Justine Kerr Wins Hillcrest Women’s Golf Title
Justine Kerr captured the Hillcrest Country Club Women’s golf title on Friday, advancing after defending champion Eloise Moore fell. She defeated Jewell Sampson, who praised Kerr’s putting while joking about her own form. Jewell, past 20s, remains athletically sharp, playing 17 holes yet finding time for two hours on a trampoline after the match.
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Justine Kerr
Hillcrest Country Club
Eloise Moore
Jewell Sampson
Jewell
Long Hillcrest
Dry Conditions Cast Doubt on Lea Crop Outlook
Dry spells and unusually cold soil in Lea County raise doubts about crops after an $18 million output last year. About 5,000 acres were added to farming as cotton on over 28,000 acres, mostly non irrigated, faces stress from shallow roots and need for moisture as irrigation rose.
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Lovington
Drouth
Lea County
Jim Gilstrap
Gilstrap
First Sections of Red Bloc Pipeline Laid
WARSAW UP I Pol ish work men have begun laying the first sections of the Communist bloc pipeline to carry Russian oil from the Volga to the Elbe. The line will run from Plock to the east and west as a huge refinery is to be built north west of Warsaw. Oil is expected to flow into the line in 1964. Farmers plow up and replant with sorghum crops and vegetables destined for four marketing outlets including a cannery and a can ning plant.
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Warsaw
UPI
Volga
Elbe
Poland
Plock
Gilstrap
Baseball box score fragment with player notes and totals
A fragment from a baseball box score lists players such as Delgréco, Dark, Taylor, Banks, Bouchee and Neeman with positions and partial stats. It references Post and Philadelphia Chicago lines, runs, hits, errors, double plays, left on base, and substitutions including walks and pinch scenarios. The text is garbled but preserves names, teams, and partial inning actions.
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Delgréco
Asburn
Taylor
Bouches
Asmith If
Thomas
Neeman R. An
Histon
eGerne
Hobbie P
Levcio
Quvenean
Hogan
Elston
Futedeibia
Bate
Immer
Bouchee
Poa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lepcio
Taylor and Banks
Neeman
Dodgers top Reds 5-2 as Howard homers again
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Cincinnati 5-2 for their first win over the Reds this season. Frank Howard slugged a long homer, his fifth since mid May, to put the Dodgers ahead 3-1 in the seventh. Johnny Podres pitched a complete game, improving to 5-5, while Don Newcombe took the loss.
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Los Angeles
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Reds
Howard
Spokane
Don New‘combe
Johnny Podres
Dodger
Newcombe
Carl McLish
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Hillcrest ‘Country Club
Julia
Bea Bahempionship
Alma Gensemer
Dorothy ‘Linder
Lucy Davidson
Ivy Decker
Babe Blackwell
Frances Schroeder
Hillcrest
Dorothy White
Bernice Whitmore
Maurine Curtis
Lubbock Country Club
S. Southwestern
Las Vegas
Nev
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Tech
Jones Stadium
Cree Meadow
Ruidoso
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Lubbock
Demp
Marilyn Moore
Lufkin
Lea
Dizata
FORD
Home Owned
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Texas Avior i Ry
Boston Red Sox
Jerry Casale
Buffalo Lakes
Silverence Hughes
Susan Patterson
Anna May Pinkston
Jimmy Craddock
Gene Cramer
Optimist Boys
CLUB
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Sox
Teow
Pirates
Packers ‘ Dodgers
Ees Seveeees
Hiters Red Sox
Mike Crawford
Joe Bonaparte
James Howell
Ricky Roach
S.s
Eeeeue Yankees
Ricky Barber
Charles Cooper
Cecil Norris
Larry Chapman
Red Sox
Bobby Leighton
Steve Benson
Yankees
Roger Goldston
Cisceeseeeereees
Vegeenn
Red Sa
Dodge
Hiller
Kenny Benson
Leslie Spence
Sage Ce OO
Jimmy Gowens
Harold Wright
Frank Freeman
Ronald Brown
Donnie Townsley
Travis Boling
Billy Goldston
Bobby Smithson
Freddie Dickson
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
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Pittsburgh
Penn State
Oregon
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Gilliam
Haske
Ney Maor
Snider Cf
Jones
Dotterer
Wills
Larker
McLish
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Angeles
HR Howard
Ib— Gillam
S—Wills
Neal
Padres
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Dascoll
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Uestion
Winthrop
ROW
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COMET
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Skeacain
Ural
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