Ten boxers die in rings during year report
Ten boxers died in rings over the year. The deaths included Tommy Pacheco a 20 year old from Puerto Rico who died after a New York pro bout and Lew Tubbs a Houston welterweight who died two weeks after a Pensacola bout. Charles Mobr a New York amateur and University of Wisconsin athlete is listed among the deceased. Floyd Patterson received fighter of the year while Giulio Todesco? Rinaldi earned the progress award after beating Archie Moore in a non title bout.
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East West Shrine Game Showdown At Kezar Stadium
East coach Bruhn relies on a strong run game with star backs while West coach Barnes leans on passing firepower led by Kilmer Mayo and Lincolon. Key receivers include McKeever Luster Johnson and Hill with Dyas and Face handling kicking duties in a high profile NBC telecast. In Panama, President Chiari says 1961 offers potential growth through textile and new industries despite not brilliant prospects, hoping for a neighbor policy shift in Washington.
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College Scores Across Circuits Highlight Final Four Spots
A sprawling score slate lists Kansas State besting Kansas 69 to 6 at Springfield, plus Amassa som e results from showcases like the Rochester Invitational and Far West Classic. Notable showings include UCLA 94 over Indiana 72, and Oregon 58 over Washington State 44 amid a dense field of tournaments and consolation rounds.
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Pimlico Leads Track Betting in Maryland
Pimlico led Maryland track betting in 1960 with total wagering of 41,599,539 across 12 spring and 28 autumn days, averaging 1,039,983 per day. Laurel ranked second with 41,342,666 total, Bowie totaled 32,510,437, and Pimlico Cup Day on December 10 set a single-day handle of 2,064,478. May 23 drew 30,659 to the Preakness as the best attendance day.
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Scoring Duel Between Robertson Howell Highlights NBA Night
Oscar Robertson scored 36 points as the Cincinnati Royals fell 124 122 to the Philadelphia Warriors, tying the Eastern Division lead with Boston while Bailey Howell added 31 for Detroit in a 112 89 win over the St Louis Hawks. Elgin Baylor led Los Angeles past New York 111 95 in the doubleheader opener. Preakness set for May 20 at Pimlico with 150 000 added money.
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Harford Senator Objects To Baltimore Milk Tax
Harford legislator and dairy farmer W Dale Hess denounced Baltimore City plans to charge a $15 annual inspection fee on dairy farms with city health permits. He warned he would push a bill to block the move, arguing it duplicative of state duties and burdens farmers already facing. Hess said his farm ships about 4,000 pounds of milk daily into the city.
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Khrushchev ousts Matskevich as agriculture minister
Premier Khrushchev removed Vladmir V. Matskevich from the post of agriculture minister and sent him to direct irrigation efforts in northern Kazakhstan virgin lands. Mikhail Olshansky was named as the new agriculture minister in a Kremlin announcement.
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Piaf Returns to Paris Stages After Illness and Injuries
Edith Piaf, the famed French singer, returned to the Paris stage after a two year illness and injuries. About 2,000 ministers generals and others welcomed the frail 45 year old star with sustained applause.
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