Big Red First Loop Championship Secured by McKinley Team
McKinley’s Big Red girls basketball squad won the City Junior High League title with a 5-1 record, losing only to Roosevelt. Roosevelt finished 3-3, Monroe 4-2, Amanda 0-6, two games each against rivals, with upcoming league expansion to five teams. Coach Deacon Diehl’s champions featured Emmerson Sangster, Gary Edwards, Jim Limerick, Bob Shell, Simon Clements, John Campbell, Danny Thompson, Im Hardin, Ed Hopkins, John Hawkins, David Brown, Roy Truss, Larry Harrison, and Bob Williams. eighth graders under Jim Prichard went undefeated.
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Maniager
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Gary Edwards
Jim Limerick
Bob Shell
Simon Clements
John Campbell
Danny Thompson
Im Hardin
Ed Hopkins
John Hawkins
David Brown
Roy Truss
Larry Harrison
Bob Williams McKinley
Jim Prichard
Scrub's Faith In Sports Bequest to Miami University
A $10,000 bequest to Miami University appears in the will of the late Mrs. Mabel West Leonard filed in Columbus. The Lawrence M. Leonard Fund is set to provide $500 annually to a student involved in football, baseball, and campus activities, honoring her husband, a 1916 Miami graduate and former varsity baseball manager. Leonard, noted as a campus leader, later led the L. M. Leonard Company in Columbus.
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Miami University
Mabel West Leonard
Columbus
Lawrence M. Leonard
Miami
Leonard
UC Athletics Eyes Missouri Valley Boost and Possible Name Change
Cincinnati AP reports UC Athletic Director George Smith says the Missouri Valley Conference will strengthen spring sports and may consider changing its name. The statement signals potential realignment talk affecting UC athletics and conference branding.
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Cincinnati
George Smith
University of Cincinnati
Missouri Valley Conference
Tribe and Hurler Disagree on Owling Scores
Report covers multiple bowling results with players like Jasper Harrison Eddie Canter Bob Medley and Mary Reckart amid scores such as 225 225 173 45 and 158 267 186 617. Includes teams Lighting Lady Combs Tile Flatters and city Cleveland with Latman and Evers involved in baseball contract talks.
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Jasper Harrison
Eddie Canter
Bob Medley
Johnston
al Alexander
Indians Invite Pair To Camp
The Cleveland Indians invited infielders Steve Jankowski and Bob Hale to work out at the Tucson camp. Hale, signed last spring on a trial, earned a roster berth with 21 hits in 70 at bats and 12 RBIs. Jankowski batted .280 with Mobile this season and is on the Salt Lake City farm club roster.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Steve Jankowski
Bob Hale
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Hale
Indians
Frank Lane
Toronto
Jankowski
Mobile
Salt Lake City
36 Hole Round To End Jam Up In Royal Poinciana
Palm Beach Florida AP Thirty six holes of golf today would break a six way tie for the lead in the Royal Poinciana Invitational. Louise Suggs and five male pros posted one under par 53s in the first round Tuesday. Co leaders include Don Finsterwald Chick Harbert Lew Worsham W A Pagan and Clyde Usina. Men vie for 6000 and women for 4000.
Lakota Sweeps Faculty Series Victory Over Madison Township
Lakota defeated Madison Township 45 40 in a faculty basketball series opener last night. Lakota coach Gene Neff scored 20 points while Ed Gunderson and Floyd Hahn each added 12 for Madison Township.
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Lakota
Madison Township
Gene Neff
Ed Gunderson
Floyd Hahn
Rookie May Be Biggest Gamble Ever For Lopez
New York AP says rookie third baseman Joe Martin, with limited major league time, is Lopez’s bold choice for 1961. Scouts call him best defensive third baseman in the Pacific Coast League, while other prospects Johnson Robinson Look Peters Carreon show promise at outfield and catching.
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NEW York
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
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Hollis Thurston
San Diego
Duluth Superior
Indianapolis
Stan Johnson
Floyd Robinson
Johnson
Robinson
Dean Look
Star
Lincoln
Gary Peters
Camilo Carreon
Perry addition not end Baltimore Colts quest for fullback
Baltimore coach Weeb Ewbank says Joe Perry may or may not solve the Colts backfield need as Alan Ameche recovers from a leg injury. Perry, the league's top career ground gainer, was acquired from San Francisco for an undisclosed draft choice and will compete with Ameche, Pricer, Wiesner, Garber, and Dayas for the starting job.
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Weeb Ewbank
Joe Perry
Baltimore Colt
Joe
Ewbank
Ameche
Perry
Billy Pricer
Tom Wiesner
Wisconsin
Dallas Garber
Marietta
Ed Dayas
Auburn
Evans Named Head Coach At Mogadore High
Evans elevated to head football and track coach at Mogadore High Akron Ohio AP. He replaces John Riley who earlier joined Muskingum College as an assistant coach.
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Akron
Ohio
Bill Evans
Mogadore High
John Riley
Muskingum College
Archie Set But Foe Uncertain Title Bout Stalemate
Moore faces a possible loss of title recognition as New York officials weigh forcing him to sign a June 10 bout with Giulio Rinaldi or field another opponent. Negotiations involve Madison Square Garden, the New York Commission, and promoter disputes over Schoeppner and other terms. Archie's weight shifts and past title defenses color the uncertainty around the championship status.
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New York State Athletic Consis
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Madison Square Garden
Giulio Rinaldi
Rome
New York Commission
Doug Jones
Harry Markson
Garden Boxing
Bill Yale
San Diego
Commission
Melvin Krulewitch
Schoeppner
Yvon Durelle
National Boxing Association
Harold Johnson
Johnson
Tonight's Fast Break League Showdowns at Roosevelt Gym
Ralston Parma meets Frisch's at 6 45 p m Holy Trinity faces Wills Electric at 7 45 p m and Lebanon battles House of Drugs at 8 4 p m at Roosevelt Gym with three neighborhood teams in action.
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Roosevelt Gym
Ralston Parma
Frisch's
Holy Trinity
Wills Electric
Lebanon
House of Drugs
Palmer Closes In On Player Top Money Winner
DUNEDIN FLA AP Gary Player remained the top money winner this week but Arnold Palmer closed the gap with a strong Phoenix Open win earning 900 dollars to lift his season total to 12 800 dollars. Ken Venturi and Bob Rosburg were tied for third at 9 400 dollars with Rob Gobey at 9 0 0 dollars in sixth.
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Fla
Gary Player
Professional
Golfdem
Arnold Palmer
Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Palmer
Ligonier
Professional Golfers Association
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Calif
Bob Rosburg
Overland Park
Kan
Rob Goalby
Crystal River
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