Giants Alou Sought Amid Busy Baseball Convention
At the National League meeting trade talks involve Felipe Alou and players such as Sadecki Kaat and Bunning. Cardinal veteran Carl Sawatski was released as clubs vie for left handed starters and big trades move toward the draft with two pitchers eyed by Washington and Los Angeles.
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Celtics Defend Home Court As Royals Fall In Garden Duel
Dallas-born coach Fred Schaus praised Boston defense after the Lakers edged the Royals 114-109 at the Garden. Jerry Lucas limited to 16 points amid early foul trouble as Wayne Embry erupted for a career high 39 points for Cincinnati. Oscar Robertson and the Royals maintained a strong road trip, but Boston’s eight game win streak and 15-1 mark loom large.
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Springfield
McMahon
Oscar Robertson
Crossword Grid Extract Teases Horizon Clues
A fragment from Today's Crossword puzzle wires likely lists horizontal and vertical clues across a grid. Entries include Veg food fish simian leveret pitcher English admiral repose expunge Tibetan priest and more with bi and Negrito references among the hints.
Loyola Tops Preseason Ranking With Four Returnees
Associated Press notes Loyola Chicago Ramblers, led by four returning starters, are favored to repeat as the nation's top team after a 29-2 season. Only All-America Jerry Hark ness has departed, with North Dakota opening the schedule as a likely easy foe.
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Unbeaten List Shrinks as Emporia and Southwest Missouri Lose
The AP reports 18 remain unbeaten after weekend losses by Emporia State and Southwest Missouri. Emporia fell 5-4 to St. John’s in an NAIA semifinal, while Southwest Missouri lost 21-14 to Northern Illinois in the Mineral Bowl. Texas, 10-0, tops the list heading to the Cotton Bowl.
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Hamilton Squad Hits Actual High in Local Bowling Meet
Hamilton team rises to second place in the Sports Bowl $4,000 Handicap Tournament at Fairfield Lanes. Butler County Lumber posts 3082 pins to move up, while Brooklyn Cycle leads with 3194 in early rounds. Reacher Bill Reeder tops Hamilton with 616 series and Ben ny Gruebs 610 as the event nears next weekend’s resume. John Weaks, Indianapo lis, leads singles with 902.
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Alston Signs For 11th Year With Dodgers
Walter Alston agreed to a one year contract to manage the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers. He kept coaches Leo Durocher Pete Reiser Joe Becker and Greg Mulleavy with a reported salary around 50000 dollars for the season. Since taking over in 1954 the Dodgers have won four NL pennants and three World Series titles.
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Calif
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Leo Durocher
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Durocher
Pete Reiser
Joe Becker
Greg Mulleavy
St John Sets World Record at Bowling Tourney
Jim St John of St Louis captured the $7,500 first prize and set 11 world records in the World's Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago. He won by the widest margin in history, finishing nearly 30 points ahead of runner up Johnny Meyer. Marion Ladewig defended her title in the women's division by defeating Joanne Chapman to claim her fourth crown.
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St. John
Johnny Meyer
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Petersen
Meyer
Bill Johnson
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Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
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Joanne Chapman
Blencoe
Iowa
Latest On Title Bout Confusing
A long, shifting schedule for the Liston Clay heavyweight title fight unfolds with tentative dates in February. The piece lists cities and dates from August to November, showing promoters and managers speculating on venues February 10 17 or 24 in Las Vegas with many delays and changing terms.
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Los Angeles
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Las Vegas
Clay- Liston
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
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Liston
Parnassus
Brian London
London
Louisville
San Francisco
Gov. Brown
Committee For Boxing Safeguards
Denver
Clay Liston
Tokyo bout ends in points for Kaneda over Malmiao
Japanese boxer Mario Kaneda earns a 10 round decision over Takao Mal miao at 159 pounds. In a Mexico Panama clash Jorge Ceja defeats Carlos Ris in a 10 round decision at 126 pounds.
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Mario Kaneda
Japan
Takao Malmiao
Panama
Jorge Ceja
Mexico
Carlos Ris
Ex convict kills minister and ex wife in church
In Asheville North Carolina Walter H Bailey 57 entered the West Asheville Assembly of God church before a Sunday sermon and shot to death his ex wife Ruby Bailey and minister Lester Cobb Then he killed himself with a shotgun The coroner ruled it a double murder and suicide with gunfire during service
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Assembly of God
Lester Cobb
Ruby Bailey
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Cobb
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Pistons Extend Losing Streak to Six With Cleveland Loss
Detroit suffers a six game slide as Bob Ferry and Don Ohl depart early. The Pistons lead 75-71 at halftime but fade in the second half, dropping a 132-121 NBA game to the Philadelphia 76ers in Cleveland.
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Don Ohl
Jack Moreland
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