Piston Owner Grants Leave to Detroit Pistons GM
Detroit owner Fred Zollner orders a leave of absence for general manager W Nick Kerbawy citing active participation in the Detroit Lions stockholders fight. Kerbawy denies any involvement while Lions leadership faces a power struggle with Edwin J Anderson and directors.
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Unitas Ready for Duel With Van Brocklin in Pro Bowl
Johnny Unitas says he looks forward to Sundays Pro Bowl and a possible last quarterback duel with Norm Van Brocklin. He acknowledges Van Brocklin’s edge in working with Eagles teammates while outlining West stars including Lenny Moore Jon Arnett Jem Taylor and Nick Pietrosante for a postseason showcase. The West holds six wins in ten prior meetings.
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Yogi Berra Signs 16th Yankee Contract for 1960
Yogi Berra signed his 16th New York Yankees contract on Thursday for just over 50,000. The All-Star catcher, age 35, expressed a preference to play in the outfield this season, though he will follow manager Ralph Houk as needed. He split the 1959 season between catcher and outfield, appearing in 120 games with a .276 average, 15 homers, and 62 RBIs.
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Frederick County Fish and Game stag feed dinner notice
About 200 members and guests are expected for the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association annual stag dinner at the National Guard Armory Wednesday at 6 30 pm. New officers will be installed and remarks given. entertainment includes a film and a guest speaker.
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Rest of Us Are Teed OFF contract talks stall
A two year deal allegedly over $20 000 annually was signed for Sam pny after chaotic talks between Etcheverry and Wolfner. Legal negotiations involved Pete Rozelle NFL commissioner Syd Halter Canadian League commissioner and Marshall Leahy, NFL attorney.
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How to get rid of money and be poor and happy note
A column quotes hard as a plan to wealth overemphasis on money and success. It argues hard work and planning win wealth, while many chase easy routes through inheritance or marriage. The piece mocks popular self help books and previews a spoof guide for self made fortunes.
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Pender and Downes Face Change in Middleweight Title Bout
Paul Pender, the American champion, and Terry Downes of London prepare for a high intensity middleweight title fight in Boston. Pender outlines plans to counter Downes rushes with jabs and rights while Downes vows to attack. Both fighters completed workouts and plan final tune ups Friday.
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Monti Leads San Diego Open With 66 In Round One
Eric Monti of Los Angeles fired a 66 at Mission Valley Country Club to take a one stroke lead in the San Diego Open. Gary Player Jerry Barber Marty Furgol tied at 67 while Bob Goalby Lionel Hebert Don January Darrell Hickock Bo Wininger and Frank Bovnton at 68. Arnold Palmer shot 68 in a rebound round.
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NAIA Scoring Leader Velloff Slips As NebSchools Tighten
Gene Velloff of Doane College still leads NAIA scoring after seven games but his 36.4 average fell to 31.8 after Hastings and Kearney State held him to 31 points in two games. Dennis Butcher rises to second with 7.4 average. Louis Bond boasts 984 free-throw percentage. Zelma Beaty tops rebounds at 23.5. Southern schools boost offense. Oglethorpe defense climbs toward top honors. Cardinals seek QB relief as St Louis signs Canadian prospect.
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Cardinals weigh Sam Etcheverry acquisition impact
Signed former Montreal Alouette ace Sam Etcheverry raises questions of his legal hold by the Cardinals. Coach Frank Ivy says he would add depth and experience to the quarterback staff, but stops short of predicting immediate NFL contender status.
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