Mantle and Weiss wage spring holdout talks in Yankees camp
The New York Yankees and Mickey Mantle reach a compromise after a tense standstill over pay. General manager George Weiss and Mantle clash over terms, with Mantle threatening not to report to spring training in St. Petersburg. Mantle accepts a raise but challenges the final amount, amid other major league salary shifts and holdout tensions.
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Willie Mars
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Bowie to Try Racing Card Again Today
Bowie Md will offer 10 races the most ever in Maryland history as the track seeks to recoup four races wiped out on Feb 13. The Bowie Handicap features eight entries with a $28,660 purse and potential $18,340 to the winner. Other details note hopes for weather near freezing and a dropped Myrtelwood Handicap for fillies and mares due to few entries.
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Tamburello to get try with Colts
Baltimore Colts sign Frank Tamburello born in Baltimore to a tryout for next season. Tamburello quarterbacked Maryland to 15 straight victories in 1954 53 and was drafted by the Cleveland Browns before entering the Army. He later led Maryland to a Sugar Bowl appearance in 1956 as a sophomore and junior.
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Grapefruit League Opens As Mantle Signs Big Deal
The Grapefruit League starts with eight Florida and Arizona games as MLB teams begin the 1960 exhibition season. Yankees star Mickey Mantle signs for 365000, White Sox outfielder Minoso agrees to terms, and Milwaukee’s Lew Burette remains a holdout. Other exhibitions include Cubs vs Red Sox, Orioles vs Pirates, and Cardinals vs Yankees.
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Ray Barker
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Middletown Falls 48 40 to Patton Northern in Class B
The Patton Northern squad defeated Middletown 48 to 40 in the Class B semifinal at Cumberland to advance to the finals. Patton led early, with Northern building a big 21 point third quarter run before Middletown battled back, but foul trouble and cold shooting doomed the Knights.
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Paron
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Berra Remains Idolized Yankee Behind the Plate
Yogi Berra, veteran catcher noted for his iron glove and reliable bat, drew praise as a leader and steady force in New York’s defense during the World Series era. Berra’s calm, instinctive catching and versatile pitching reads made him a trusted partner to Raschi, Reynolds, and Lopat as the Yankees shaped their storied dynasty.
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Pete Reiser
Pee Jae Wee Reese
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Raschi
Reynolds
Lopat Butcher
St Louis
Maryland Big Palmer Leads Favorite In ACC Indoor
Maryland, boasting a deep roster of standouts, is favored to repeat as ACC indoor champion at Woollen Gymnasium Pensacola Open Golf Tourney led by Arnold Palmer with a second round 65 to seize the early lead in the $15,000 Pensacola Open.
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NIT action heats up as Providence faces St Louis matchups
Spectators focus on Madison Square Garden as the 23rd National Invitation Tournament opens with Bonaventure vs Holy Cross and Utah State seeded second meeting VCanoa. Villanova beats Detroit 88 86 while Providence edges Memphis State 77 70. Bradley and St Johns wait for next Tuesday’s Dayton Temple clash as semifinals loom March 17.
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Thomas Breaks World High Leap at 7 Feet 2 Inches
Thomas broke the world record with a 7 feet 2 inches high jump at a national indoor event. The sophomore from Chicago cleared 7-2 after earlier clearing 6-9 and 7 feet, amid a tense moment as the bar was remeasured and the crowd roared.
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Totsky Forges Lead in ABC Bowling Tourney
Mike Totsky a 31 year old Wyandotte Michigan barber vaulted to first in singles and all events at the American Bowling Congress Championships after posting the weeks first 700 series. His 711 set came on games of 195 259 257 and gave him a nine game 1854 aggregate nine pins ahead of Caporusso of Lawrence Kansas in all events. Norman Sinclair NY a veteran bowler ranked third with 1837 string. Friday doubles best was John Demarino and Pat Tarsig Newburg NY with 71218 and a strong showing.
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Tigers intensify bid for Roy Sievers in 1950 talks
Detroit and Washington engage in ongoing trade discussions as the Tigers seek to acquire Roy Sievers. Manager Rick Ferrell has evaluated Senators players and training plans, aiming to bolster an offense that posted modest production.
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NYU Upsets West Virginia 81 80 In NCAA East Semifinals
NYU defeated West Virginia 81 to 80 in overtime as Cunningham foul shot with seconds left in OT sealed the win. Lee Patrone scored late for WVU, while Jerry West led all scorers with 34 points for the Mountaineers in the opening NCAA East regional semifinal.
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Campers Nudge Hubs In Tourney
Allegany High School Cumberland rallied from behind with 25 seconds left to beat North High School Hagerstown 48-45 in Class A playoff action. Wayne Shook and Gary Mulligan fueled the final rally as Southern Oakland defeated Howard County 77-66 earlier.
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Kentucky Wesleyan Beats Cornel Uowai 86 to 76
Kentucky Wesleyan defeated Cornel Uowai 86 to 76 in a men’s college game. Howard Tait and a U.S. president burial note appear as readable fragments mentioning Virginia’s Arlington Hill Cemetery.
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