Yastrzemski Jensen Power Red Sox Outlook in Scottsdale
In Scottsdale, Boston radios the spring reshuffle with Carl Yastrzemski taking left field after Ted Williams’ retirement and Jackie Jensen returning in right. Gary Geiger center, Pete Runnels weighing positions, and Frank Malzone at third set the defensive stance as Mike Higgins shapes the batting order and pitching staff around Fornieles and Monbouquette.
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Boston Red Sox
Jack
Gary Geiser
Mike Higgins
Mike
Pete Runnels
Pete
Vic Wertz
Chuck Schilling
Frank Malzone
Don Buddin
Red Sox
Russ Nixon
Jim Pagliaroni
Spokane
Nixon
Tracy Stallard
Mike Fornieles
Billy Muffet
Bill Monbouquettee
Ike DeLock
Gene Conley
Tom Brewer
National AAU Basketball Tournament Results
Quarterfinals in Denver saw Cleveland Burien Washington trounce Seattle 120 90 while Denver edged Seattle 107 81. Lacrosse Marinland 2 defeated Washington and Lee in a separate matchup.
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Denver
Cleveland
Burien
Wash
Seattle
Marinland
Washington & Lee
Johansson Grilled By Federal Great Celtics Men About Status
Ingemar Johansson spent hours in a federal hearing room in Miami as he testified about his financial status in the government tax case. He faces possible departure restrictions as his deposition continues, with details revealing $411,620 due for 1961 and $598,181 for 1959 and 1960.
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Federal
Celtics
Syracuse
Miami
Fla
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Johansson
U.S
Lavinia L. Redd
Switzerland
Geneva
Palm Beach
Miami Beach
Weber Tops Western Amateur Golf In New Orleans Round Two
Ron Weber, 21, from Bayside California, shot 71 to lead the Western Amateur after 36 holes at New Orleans. He and Dick Crosby share the lead at 139, with Carl Lohren and Dudley Wysong among the contenders. The field was cut to the low 50 scorers and ties at 154.
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New Orleans
Ron Weber
Bayside
Calif
Weber
Dick Crosby
East Chicago
Ind
Carl Lohren
Silver Spring
North Texas State
Dudley Wysong
McKinney, Tex
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Carl Lehren
McKinney
Tex
I Bethesda
Herbert Leads Second Round of Sunshine Open Golf
Jay Hebert opened with a 31 336 for a six under par 66 to take a one stroke lead in the Sunshine Open at Bayshore course in Miami Beach. Jack Fleck, Julius Boros, Arnold Palmer and George Bayer trailed closely as 16 others matched or beat par. the second round is scheduled for Friday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jay Hebert
Bayshore
Pasadena
St. Petersburg
Herbert
Jack Fleck
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
George Bayes
Bob Brue
Tom Garrity
Bob Goalby
Dave Marr
Gary Player
Frank Boynton
Don Sikes
Sam Snead
George Bayer
Gary
Dan Sikes
Campbell Cap Saturday Field Grows To Sixteen At Bowie
The $100000 Campbell Handicap at Bowie Race Course drew 16 possible starters including Jamie Boy and Don Rickles, with Tudor Way the prohibitive favorite under Bill Hartack. Don Rickles and Jamie Boy were moved from Aqueduct to Bowie by van, while Tudor Way carries top weight at 125 pounds. Other probable entries include Talent Show, Greek Star, All Hands, Amber Morn, Road House, Baby, Conestoga, Rich Talk, and Moon Cloud.
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Tudor Way
Appleton
Bill Hartack
Miami
Philadelphia
Bowie
Edward Seinfeld
Don Rickles
Emil Dolce
Jamie Boy
Santa Anita Park
Calif
Aqueduct
New York
Don Poggio
Gustave Ring
King Ranch
Jerome DeRenz
Ada L. Rice
Sidney M. Barton
Cain Hoy Stable
John H. Stafford
Roger W. Wilson
William C. Partee
Bruce S. Campbell
Bayard Sharp
George Stribling
Kennedy lauds peaceful Laos settlement in televised address
Republican and Democratic Senate leaders applauded President Kennedy for seeking a peaceful Laos settlement. Kuchel called Kennedy's message a call for peace and negotiations, while Mansfield said the address laid it on the line. Dirksen praised the clear explanation of regional difficulties. In Baltimore, Danny Frush, 63, a former featherweight contender, died after a brief illness.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Laos
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Kuchel
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
R-N
GOP
Kennnedy
Baltimore
Danny Frush
London
Frush
The News of Frederick in March 24, 1961 edition
A brief Frederick newspaper page dated Friday March 24 1961 features local notices and reports from the city including political updates, civic events, and community notices. It highlights developments in town governance, public services, and neighborhood stories.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Local Air Force Men Complete Basic Training
Two local air force men have finished initial basic training and were chosen for further technical schooling at the Aircraft and Maintenance Base near Clark. Airman John C. Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Phelps, attended Frederick High School, and Airman Delauter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Delauter, Route 1 Myersville, will receive specialized training before assignment to U.S. Air Force units. The local recruiter, Sergeant Harper, announced the next phase in their air force careers.
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Loca Air Force
Clark D. Delauter
Elmer J. Delauter
Route 1
Myersville
Middletown
Dish Schoone
John C. Phelps
Charles A. Phelps
Frederick High School
Mis
Sie
Lackland Air Force Base
Harper
Cruiter
Phelps
Delauter
U.S. Air Force
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Palmer
Rae Hickok
Wilt Chamberlain
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Germany
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Santa Ana
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England
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Rosenour
Tiffany
N. Market St
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