Beatty Shines In Baxter Mile At Madison Square Garden
Jim Beatty, 5 6, North Carolina native now with Santa Clara Youth Village, wins the Baxter Mile in a meet record 4:05.4 at NYAC Games. He defeats Darel Burleson and Ed Moran as he signals focus on the 5 000 meters at Rome. Beatty notes this may be his last mile of the season and confirms Olympic preparation.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Beatty
Rma
Rome
Imprimarzer
Beatty
Darel Burleson
University of Oregon
America
Wichitaire
Baxter
Ed Moran
NYAC
Beatty and Son
Madison Square Garden Track
Burles Steemed
Austrian ski champ Misses serious injury at Olympics
Two leading female skiers Erike Netzer of Austria and Therese Leduc of France were injured while training for the 1960 Winter Games at Squaw Valley. Netzer sprained a leg ligament and Leduc aggravated a prior leg injury, sidelining them for days as the games approach. An official also suffered a broken vertebra after an incident on the course.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Tiple
Erike Netzer
Austria
Therese Leduc
France
Miss Leduc
Adolph Heine
West German Ski Asse
Olympic Village
Helmut Recknagel
East Germany
United States
Japan
Sistem Mordar
Local court schedule features Friday high school matchups
This week on local courts lists Tuesday games Middletown Koat Walkersville at Emmitsburg Maria Goretti at St. John's Thursday Lincoln at Carver Verick at South Haveratown Frederick Friday ASD at Lincoln MSD Dranswick versus Harpers Ferry at Brunswick Musselman versus Middletown at Musselman St. John's versus Emmitsburg at St. John's Sunday St. Joseph's Emmitsburg versus St. John's at St. Joseph's
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Koat
Walkersville
Emmitsburgh
Maria Goretti
St. John's
Lincoln
Carververick
South Haveratown
Frederick
MSD
Dranswick
Daytona 500 Thriller Ends With Johnson Victory
Junior Johnson of Ron da NC won a crash filled Daytona race finishing 23 seconds ahead of Bobby Johns of Miami. Richard Petty finished third with Lee Petty fourth as a major accident on lap 226 sent Tom Hebert to hospital for a fractured wrist and eye injuries.
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Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fis
Junior Johnson
Ronda
N.C
Daytona International Speedway
Johnson
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Richard Petty
Handleman
Lee
Lee Petty
der Nour
Tommy Hebert
Herbert
Basketball Results Roundup From Various Colleges
A compact recap lists scores from multiple games including DePaul 55 South Carolina 63, Wake Forest 66 vs. DePaul, Western Kentucky 65 Morehead State 63, Texas Kansas State 33, Wichita 79 Tulsa 59, UCLA 45 California 52, and other regional results featuring teams like Army, Purdue, Iowa, and Georgia Tech in a Sunday card.
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Hearn Tops Dark In Players Golf Championship
Jim Hearn won the National Baseball Players Golf Championship at Miami 662 Club with a five stroke margin over Dark. Al Lopez and Al Vincent were among the leaders, as Hearn surged after the 13th hole but bogeyed two of the final six. Oriole Coach Sam Harris finished 18th with a 337 total. Fifteen European nominations were received by Yonkers Raceway for its fall program.
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Jim Hearn
National Baseball Players
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Hearnhoe
Baseball Center
al Lopez
Lan
Dark
Hearn
Miami
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Dave
Oriole
Sam Harris
Yonkers
Yonkers Raceway
Brant Signs Pact Not Yet Signed for 27th Season
Brandi signs pact as 27th man in the flock roster. Outfielder Brandi hit .270 last season and is praised for defense. Orioles have 27 of 40 under contract while unsigned include catcher Gus Triandos outfielder Gene Woodling and pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm.
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Orales
Bul Oder
Billy Lees
Recenea Picuer
Gordon Joes
Racer McCardell
Brandi
Onoles
Gus Triandos
Gene Woodling
Hoyt Wuhelm
Tim
San
Wake Forest poised to challenge ACC basketball crown
ACC standings show North Carolina leading at 7-1 in league play with Wake Forest close behind at 6-2. Other results include UNC’s 81-57 win over Duke and Wake Forest’s 104-94 victory over South Carolina. Upcoming games feature Clemson at Maryland and Wake Forest at Duke.
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Bowie Race Track to resume Monday after snow delay
Bowie's 10 day meeting paused by four inches of snow as fans stayed home. Track officials cleared lots and plan a Monday program with underfooting improved for the ponies. jockeys complained of hazardous conditions earlier.
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Ning
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Vesterdart
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MSD Edges by West Virginia Deaf with 59 to 74 Defeat
Preston A scored 23 points, his season best, as Markland School for the Deaf lost to West Virginia School for the Deaf 74 to 59 Saturday at MSD. A six point first quarter left MSD trailing, West Virginia led 27 in the period while Bob Svehla added 13 for the visitors.
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Markland School For
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West Virginia School For the Deaf
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FcShing Lournament
Florida
Joseph Ganter
Moonrox
Cap Br Gay Ca
Miami
Two At Large Teams Eye NCAA Berths In Tight Race
The AP reports seven NIT berths remain and only two at large NCAA spots have been filled as Cincinnati and Bradley vie for the Missouri Valley title. St John’s and St Bonaventure chase at large bids with Miami Florida and Duke among others vying for NCAA play.
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Celtics at Minneap olis set for sellout at College Park
The National Basketball Association game between Boston and Minneapolis in College Park Maryland on February 24 is a box office success with 13 500 seats in the Cole Field House sold. Proceeds go to the Maryland WM Club scholarship fund. Standing room tickets will be sold the night of the game.
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