Reds new manager Dick Sisler reshapes club with pitching focus
Cincinnati Reds new skipper Dick Sisler outlines a philosophy shifting from Hutchinson’s big-inning style to low-scoring games anchored by top NL pitching. He praises Arrigo and names Maloney OToole Jay as likely starters while opening a wide field for right field contenders led by Harper and Shamsky.
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Oregon State Track Coach Bell to California
Sam Bell, Oregon State University track coach, will leave to succeed retiring Brutus Hamilton at the University of California on July 7. Bell, 36, becomes the third coach in Cal's 65 year track history, joining Walter Christie and Hamilton.
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Thursday fights conclude with multiple knockouts
The Associated Press report lists Amos Johnson of Medina knocking out Tiger Gorman of Detroit in Medina. Henry Clark from San Francisco stopped Matt Jackson of Oakland in Richmond California, both fights ending by knockout.
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Middies Meet Griffins Tonight Lucas Set To Rejoin Club In NY
Cincinnati Royals star Jerry Lucas will rejoin the team in New York after an 18 day sternum injury layoff. The Royals play the Knicks at Madison Square Garden Sunday afternoon and stay on to face the Baltimore Bullets in the Garden Tuesday opening a double header. Wayne Embry nurses a shoulder pull while Lucas rests.
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Celtics Chase NBA Record With Eight Wins
The Boston Celtics remain on the verge of their ninth straight Eastern Division title needing eight more victories in 15 games. A 119 109 win over St. Louis reduced their magic number to five as Sam Jones and John Havlicek led a 53-12 record.
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Two Tie For Armco League Crown
Pipe Shop and Transportation and Labor both finish 82 records to share the Armco Slo-Break League crown. Pipe Shop beat East Processing 64 42 with Lantis 14 points and Stokes 15 for Tubing. Me tallurgicial defeated Tubing 52 45 led by Monroe 12 as Miller and Cope scored 15 each.
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Shockers tumble in MVC opener may jeopardize title
Wichita State, ranked 10th, lost 75-64 at Tulsa to begin a two game road trip. The Shockers face a tight MVC race with St Louis 7-3 and Wichita 1-1 after this setback as North Texas looms on Saturday.
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Central State completes undefeated season with record rout
Central State College endured a historic night rolling past Detroit Business College 126 to 6 to seal its first undefeated basketball season. Ken Wilburn set a new career scoring mark of 1,263 points, surpassing Turner Russell. Wilburn also contributed 27 points before leaving with 12 minutes left as fans celebrated coach William C. Lucas.
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Track Pace Too Tough Track Pace Too Tough
The Opening session of the AAU indoor track championships in Madison Square Garden features Billy Mills as a favorite in the three mile while rivals exhaust themselves in other events. Tom Farrell withdraws from the 1000 and 600, Bill Crothers is out, and foreign Olympians add spice to the two day meet. Six Florida players join the field from outside the state.
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Middletown High Eyes Title Shot With Hamilton Garfield
Middletown High Coach Paul Walker may revert to the original starting five for tonight’s Greater Ohio League matchup with Hamilton Garfield. The Griffins, led by Jack Young, hold a half game lead and seek wins over Middletown and Springfield South to clinch the league. Meanwhile Mohawk eyes a share of the Butler County League as Franklin and other area teams chase postseason positioning.
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College Cage Scores From Across The Nation
Central State trounces Detroit Business College 126 to 66. North Texas falls 54 to 33 to Cincinnati. Hirami of Western Reserve nets 72 in a win over Marietta 65. Kenyon defeats Steubenville 4 to 8 in a rare low score. Detroit U beats Baldwin Wallace 78 to 36. NYU tops Georgetown 78 to 73. Fordham edges Rutgers 67 to 65. Manhattan defeats Temple 80 to 65. VMI wins 87 to 79 over George Washington. Richmond prevails 91 to 76 against Furman. Tulsa beats Wichita 75 to 64. Drake gives Bradley 57. Utah State 67 over Denver 64. San Francisco 53 to 52 over San Jose. Tex Western 71 over W Texas 45. Boston 119 over St. Louis 100. Los Angeles 117 over Philadelphia 10. Detroit 107 over San Francisco 106.
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Ohioan Takes Third In National Winter Thistle Sailing
John Wanemacher of Rocky River Ohio finished third in the 17th annual national winter thistle sailing championships in St Petersburg. Bruno Markeliunas of Bauvelt New York won the event on Thursday.
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