Little Effie Tops Westminster Best In Show
West Highland White terrier Elfie, age one, wins Westminster Kennel Club show in Madison Square Garden, extending his best in show streak to five and total to 21. Judge Haywood Hartley calls him standout and superb. Elfie’s prize is a bag of biscuits.
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New York
Ellinbrook Simon
Elfie
Westminster Kennel Club
Ievent
Madison Square Garden
Ifive
Barbara Worcester
Little Falls
N.J
Westminster
Florida
Ch Welvey
Edgarstoune
Haywood R. Hartley
Val Knight
Erna Huber
Brewster
N.Y
Akaba
Louis R. Boardman
Woodland Hills
Calif
Crikora
Donald Duncan
Hadleigh
Ruth H. Beliick
Hanson
Mass
Lady Conyers
Bermuda
George Ward
Ward
Elfinbrook
Simon
Wishing Well Kennels
Meetings Fill Breach Between NCAA and AAU in Chicago
In Chicago on March 45 to discuss forming national federations for track and field and gymnastics NCAA officials and the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations endorse the move. A peace parley failed to resolve control of U S amateur athletics, with the AAU named as international representative and policy maker.
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Chicago
NCAA
AAU
Walt Myers
NNCAA
National Federation of State
Texas
U.S
Redskins Rely On Sophs Tonight
PITTSBURGH Special The Miami Redskins end a seven game skid as coach Dick Shrider plans a sophomore heavy rotation for the opener against Pitt in the Pitt Fieldhouse. Ralph Wright will start to jump center then be replaced by sophomore Bob Moon, with Trip Bosart at forward in the lineup.
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Pittsburgh
Dick Shrider
Miami Redskins
Pitt
Duquesne
Westminster
Miami
Shrider
Ralph Wright
Bob Moon
Trip Bosart
Steers aiming at second-half Western title sweep
The Kansas City Steers, first half champions in the American Basketball League, push toward the second half Western Division crown with a fifth straight win and 12 of 16 after beating the Chicago Majors 97 491 Tuesday night. The San Francisco Saints snapped a five-game skid by defeating the New York Tapers 129 120.
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Kansas City Steers
Chicago Majors
San Francisco Saints
Saints
New York Tapers
Disappointing, signed hurlers and 1961 records cited
The article notes pitchers with a 9-12 record and a 4.11 ERA in 1961, including Sherry whose prior year ERA was 2.74 and 21-9. It covers signings by Dodgers, Cardinals, Pirates, Mets, Yankees, Orioles, Red Sox, Giants and Angels, detailing contracts, pay boosts, and unsigned stars amid spring training moves.
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Sherry
Los Angeles i Dodgers
Sheldon Sakowitz
Associated Press
Ernie Broglio
Laring
Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
Duliba
Johnny
Ken Aspromonte
Yankees Seek Strong 1962 Season Based On 1961 Power
Yankees star Ralph Houk outlines optimism for 1962 noting Whitey Ford Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris as key performers. He discusses potential moves for Clete Boyer and shortstop candidates Tom Tresh and Phil Linz, plus rookies like Joe Pepitone and Charles Keller. Front line outfield remains Maris Mantle Borrin, and Hector Lopez is expected to improve. Infield strength with Bill Skowron Bobby Richardson and Boyer anchors the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Johnny Blanchard
Ford
Maris
Tony Kubek
Cletis Boyer
Tom Tresh
Phil Linz
Mantle
Berrain
Hector Lopez
Bill Skowron
Bobby Richardson
Clete Boyer
Celtics Hold Narrow Lead As Warriors Fall
The Boston Celtics stretched their Eastern Division lead to six games after a 138-117 win over the Chicago Packers in Providence. Wilt Chamberlain scored 65 points as the Warriors lost 152-132 to the Royals in Cincinnati, keeping Boston ahead by six games over Philadelphia with no other games on the schedule.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Warriors
Celts
Boston
Celtics
Warriors
Philadelphia
Chicago Packers
Providence
Royals
Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain
Youngsters Face Tough Challenge in Seniors Golf
In Dunedin Florida the PGA Seniors Championship opens with favorites facing a long 72 hole event. Veteran Charles Sheppard 66 leads the early scores with seven birdies on the 6636 yard course. Defending champ Paul Runyan target to beat. challengers include Jimmy Demaret and E J Harrison. Del Vecchio Mahan Bernard tied for second with 68. Graham and Sanderson posted 70.
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Dunedin
Fla
Charles Sheppard
Pittsfield
Mass
Paul Runyan
la Jolla
Calif
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
E.J
Dutch) Harrison
San Francisco
Sheppard
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Tom Mahan
Beverly
Sam Bernardi
Winnetka, Ill
Bill Graham
Bloomfield Hills Mich
Hal Sanderson
Summit
N.J
Butler Tourney Draw Scheduled
Butler County has scheduled its tournament draw Monday at 3 30 p m in the superintendent's office in Hamilton. Teams entered are Trenton Seven Mile New Miami and Reily.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Trenton
Seven Mile
New Miami
Reily
French Woman Captures Slalom at World Ski Games
Marielle Goitschel of France won the women's slalom at the World Ski Games with an unofficial 48.55. Marianne Jahn of Austria was second at 48.63, Erika Netzer third at 48.71. Barbara Ferries of Michigan led Americans in fifth with 52.10. The event, moved from World Championships due to travel permits, followed the men's race won by Charles Bozon of France.
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Chamonix
France
Marielle Goitschel
Marianne Jahn
Erika Netzer
Austria
Barbara Ferries
Houghton, Mich
Barbi Henneberger
Germany
Astrid Sandvik
Norway
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Charles Bozon
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Jim Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Elc
Charles Ferries
Houghton
Mich
U.S
Werner
Bowling Scores and 200 Games Across Leagues
The roster lists lane scores with gray Harrison and Mary Davis leading several sets, plus multiple 200 games across men and women. Notable names include Dale Johnson, Dave Patrick, Mary Reckart, and Ruth Morgan with high series and occasional perfect frames. The long OCR shows triplicate scores and numerous totals like 631, 610, and 637, across Chautauqua and Laynecrest divisions.
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Gray Harrison
Mary Davis
Helen Armitage
Hilda Hogan
Dale
Johnson
Les Pfeiffer
Dave Patrick
Dave Aleman
Wilbur Kelso
Doug Clifton
Melvin Kelso
Bob Schiering
Chuck Snyder
Paul Demostenes
Cliff McGuire
Dick Davidson
Norma Manning
Ed Fabing
Tom Wenzel
Glenn Perry
E. Roney
Gil Wagoner
Fred Davis
Ken DeBoard
Gene Switzer
Ken Lucas
Ted Foland
A. Praete
Fred Rodgers
Art Eliopoulos
Jerry Horn
Cary Fenton
Tom Thurman
Triplicate
Pro Bowlers Eve Opens in Akron for $25,200 Prize
The Pro Bowlers Association starts a three day event at North Lanes Akron on Ohio 8 with 144 bowlers vying for 25,200 in prize money. This sixth stop on the 16 event tour moves to Cleveland next week. Previous tour stops produced 5,000 top prizes for Harry Smith and Dick Hoover. Akron event prize list tops at 5,000 with 20,009 shared among the next 31 bowlers.
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Akron
Ohio
Professional Bowlers Association
North Lanes
Cleveland
Harry Smith
Warren
Dick Hoover
St. Louis
Baltimore
Hurtubise Nominated To Drive Demler Special In Memorial Day Classic
Indianapolis AP report says Jim Hurtubise of North Tonawanda New York was nominated to drive the Demler Special in this year’s Memorial Day 300 mile auto race. The car owned by Norman Demler of Niagara Falls New York was stopped by mechanical trouble last year.
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Indianapolis
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Demler
Norman C. Demler
Niagara Falls
Yankee optimism on 1960 pennant defense
The speaker praises Elston Howard and Johnny Blanchard, expects improved pitching, and names the Yankees as the team to beat for the pennant. He warns Detroit may surprise again and notes rivals such as the White Sox, Orioles, and Indians will challenge, but expresses confidence in repeating as champions.
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Elston Howard
Johnny Blanchard
Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
Orioles
Indians
Waiting for Thaw Delays Launch Plan
A planner voices concern that the project should have waited for warmer weather before starting the launch. The remark implies potential delays due to conditions.
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Back Street
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Madeleine Carroll
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Prowse
Ritter
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Larry Foss
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
New York Mets
Bob Botz
Tom
By Ralph Houk
Saddle River
Ting
Tresh
Richmond
Joe Pepitone
Amarillo
Charles Keller
Binghamton
Alan Hall
Billy Madden
Butler Tourney
Jahn
Tou
Economy Savings & Loan CO
Central Ave
Middletown
C. L. Hodson
Mgr
Don Bowlin
Frank Esselman
Bob Hammerle
Betty Back
Elva Saylor
Janet Parks
Treva Terrell
Adele Stiles
J Janet Shockey
Alice Keister
Margie Pippen
John Boehm
George Marshall
Bob Meeley
Eddie Poling
Walt McCormick
Glenn Dunaway
D. Baker
Jim Crowe
Don Turner
Jim Hayes
Mel Steele
Wilbur Dennis
Mike Barach
Glenn Fields
Bob Terrell
Carl Amatulli
Bert Bailey
D. Brandenburg
Carolyn Bake
Helen Eckhart
Gail Medley
Mary Hammerle
Ruthie Buchan
Mabie Blevins
Alice Marts
Dot Hoover
Betty Nisewonder
Jenny Griffin
Bonell Fultz
Thelma Sherman
Doxie Fox
Norma Berkhimer
Carol Miller
Sports Bowl
Laynecrest Charles Franer
Ray Wideman
Prossman
Jim Bolen
G. Gai
Harry Daniel
Frank Herman
Sam Grossman
McCulloch
Veltes
Web
West Middletown
Hurtubise
Henry
Sutphin
Kentucky
Dant Distillery CO
Borden
Borden CO
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