Jensen quits baseball fearful of flying planes
Jackie Jensen, famed Red Sox star, quits baseball citing fear of flying. The article recalls his home life in California’s High Sierra, travel pressures, and his 1958 MVP season as he weighs retirement at nearly 33. Also noted are other players who quit at similar ages and a brief regional item about an air force crew from Columbus.
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Navy 1960 grid slate adds five new opponents
Navy announced a 1960 football schedule with five new opponents: Washington’s Rose Bowl champions Air Force Academy Duke Virginia and Villanova replacing Syracuse Maryland Miami William and Mary and George Washington. Returning are SMU Army Notre Dame Pennsylvania and Boston College. The slate features Sept 17 at Boston College Sept 23 Villanova Oct 1 Washington at Seattle Oct 8 SMU at Norfolk Oyster Bowl Oct 15 Air Force at Baltimore Oct 22 at Penn Oct 29 Notre Dame at Philadelphia Nov 5 at Duke and Nov 26 Army at Philadelphia.
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Reds look to strengthen pitching as 1960s depth shows
Reds manager Fred Hutchinson notes 1960 pitching weakness after leading league in offense. Cal McLish and Bill Henry are poised to bolster a rotation that includes Newcombe Purkey Nuxhall Brosnan and Lawrence. Infield features Roy McMillan Martin Kasko Wise Jones with promising youngsters Cardenas Chacon Cook.
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Villanova Edges Manhattan. Several Scores From College Basketball
In college basketball results the AP reports Villanova beat Manhattan 62 to 55. Waynesburg over Frostburg 69 to 60. Massachusetts defeated Rhode Island 69 to 60 and St John's NY topped Syracuse 85 to 68, as teams seek momentum.
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