New Yankee offer for Cubs rookie stars grows stronger
The Cubs’ top rookie Willie Williams and catcher Dick Bertell push for major roles with New York, while pitchers Jack Curtis and Dick Burwell headline turnstile hopefuls. Danny Murphy joins San Antonio after a brief Cubs stint as Kansas City A’s next noted stop.
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Wenatchee
Wayne Carlander
Odessa
Danny Murphy
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Kansas City Athletics
Bridegroom Jim Perry Honored In Cleveland
Cleveland baseball writers name Jim Perry Man of the Year for 1960 during the Ribs and Roast in Cleveland. The honeymooning pitcher, married Dec 3 to Daphne Snell, ruled Indians best player last season with 18 wins and 10 losses. Perry plans to discuss unsigned contract terms with Walter Hoot Evers at the Stadium office. Frank Lane, former Indians GM, will appear at the show before taking a similar post with the Kansas City Athletics.
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Indians
Daphne Snell
Virginia
Frank Lane
Kansas City Athletics
Knothole Club Seeks Managers for Summer Coaching
Knothole Club invites adults to apply to coach a team this summer by sending a card with name address and telephone number plus preferred class league. Address applications to Chuck Weimer president at 6445 Locust Lane Franklin for early planning.
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Weimer
Locust Lane
Franklin
Red Wing Use Wrong Tee Script
The Detroit Red Wings lost to the New York Rangers 5-3 while the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Boston Bruins 8-2. Chicago moved to third with a four point lead, worsening Detroit’s hold on fourth. Dean Prentice scored three goals and Pat Hannigan two for the Rangers, as Parker McDonald and Jerry Melnyk gave Detroit an early lead before surrendering it. Bobby Hull added his 23rd and 23rd goals for Chicago.
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Red Wings
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Wings
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Boston Bruins
Hawks
Rangers
Bruins
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Dean Prentice
Pat Hannigan
Parker McDonald
Jerry Melnyk
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Bobby Hull
Casey Perplexing To His Wife Too
Glendale Calif a month after the World Series Mrs Fdna Stengel asked which job Casey Stengel would take and she quipped You know Casey About the only thing I learn from him is what I pick up when he talks in this sleep.
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Calif
Fdna Stengel
Casey Stengel
Casey
Phillips 66 men top women 2-1 in sports bowl clash
The Phillips 66 bowling teams faced off in a special Saturday night match at Sports Bowl. The men won 2-1 led by John Boehm with a 518 series while Irene Williams topped the women with scores of 154 143 204 for a 501 series in defeat.
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Phillips 66
Johnnny Boehm
Irene Wiliams
Hobby Bowler Takes All-Star Title in 1961 Tourney
Rock Hill Missouri's Bill Tucker, a hobby bowler who dislikes practice, wins the $10,000 men’s All-Star Bowling Tourney title in San Bernardino, after a position-round victory over Dick Weber of St. Louis. Phyllis Notaro, from Brant New York, claims the $5,000 women’s crown, defeating Shirley Garris of Chicago in a late round duel. Weber place second and Ray Bluth third in men’s standings. Notaro posts 144-13 points with 14% victories.
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Rock Hill
Phyllis Notaro
Brant
N.Y
Tucker
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Weber
Ray Bluth
Petersen
Bluth
Cameron
Miss Notare
Shirley Garris
Chicago
Hope Riccilli
Downey
Calif
Riccilli
Garms
Banks Bogan Take Lead In Dutch Doubles Standings
Scotty Banks and Clara Bogan surged to 985 to lead the 60 Club Dutch Doubles Tournament with one weekend left. The Frontier Lanes schedule pushed several teams, placing Bill and Betty Bergmann in a tie for second with the Spencers, while Jim and Verda Smith sit fourth and others chase within a few pins.
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Clara Bogan
Jack
Betty Spencer
Frontier Lanes
Banks
Bogan
Bill
Betty Bergmann
Spencers
Jim
Verda Smith
Frank Hodson
Given Smith
Ed Pollmg
Juana Davis
Eastern League Plans Suit Against Rozelle
New York AP Harry Rudolph president of the Eastern Basketball League says lawyers will file a million dollar civil action in U.S. District Court against NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle. The suit stems from Rozelle’s ban on Baltimore Colts lineman Gene Lipscomb playing for the Baltimore Bullets in the EBL. Rudolph says Rozelle’s ruling defames EBL morals and standards and will be challenged in court.
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Harry Rudolph
U.S
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Rozel'e
Gene Lipscomb
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore Bullets
NFL
Rudolph
Rozell
Phillies rookie Clayton Dalrymple works as railroad redman
Philadelphia Philles catcher Clayton Dalrymple, entering his rookie season, also serves as a railroad redman during the off season, balancing baseball duties with a second job to support himself.
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Philadelphia Philles
Clayton Dalrymple
Honor Roll and Weekend Bowling Results
Ottis White and Malissie Combs lead a weekend bowling set with high scores listed alongside mixed doubles and team results. Scoring highlights include 200s from multiple men and 180s for women with top teams like Shmoos and Mixed Doubles Mis Fits noted among varied leagues and venues.
Knothole Pee Wee Mothers Club Plans 1961 Season
A general meeting of the Knothole and Pee Wee Football Mothers Club is set for tomorrow at 8 PM at the American Legion Building. President Mrs. Robert Gutshell said season plans will be formulated at the session.
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Knothole and Pee Wee Football Mothers’ Club
American Legion
Robert Gutshell
Boros Finishes Third in Las Vegas Tune-Up Ahead of Colonial
Julius Boros placed third at Las Vegas in a tune-up event ahead of the Colonial Invitational, shaping momentum for the upcoming tourney. His solid showing adds confidence as he eyes the main event.
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Julius Boros
Las Vegas
Queen Elizabeth II Tigers Hunt Stirs Protests in India
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip planned a tiger hunt at Jaipur after delaying departure due to a maid issue. Animal groups in India and Britain condemned the activity with students threatening protests, while the maharaja kept the hunting area off limits for privacy.
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Henry S. Braysher
Jaipur
India
Elizabeth 1
Prince Philip
Europe
Asia
Maharaja of
Britain
New Delhi
Investigators Seek Witnesses To DC8 Crash
Investigators asked witnesses to aid the inquiry into the DC8 Aeronaves de Mexico jet crash at New York Kennedy Airport during a snowstorm last Thursday night. Four people died and 102 survived. Captain William P. Poe, 52, of Miami, the only surviving flight officer, was critically injured but out of danger after surgery.
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Aeronaves de Mexico
Atdhewild
William P. Poe
Miami
Fla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Poe
Revival Opens Here at Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal
Revival meetings run tonight through Sunday at 7 30 p m at Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal York Avenue and Young Street The Rev Dr F L Smith of Akron will be guest speaker L C Irvin is pastor of the church
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Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal
York Avenue
Young Street
F. L. Smith
Akron
L. C. Irvin
Queen rides ornate elephant to Jaipur palace tour
Sunday a royal party including Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip rode in a kneeling howdah on a decorated elephant to the maharaja's rose colored Jaipur palace. Crowds cheered as they met Indian nobility in the courtyard then visited Bhankra ta village before returning via the maharaja's 1934 silver and green Rolls Royce amid cheering villagers.
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Elizabeth
Philip
Bhankrata
Rajasthan
New Delhi
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