High Jumper Injures Foot at BU Elevator Incident
John Thomas, a famed high jumper and 7 foot mark holder, injures his left foot when caught between a moving elevator and shaft at a Boston University building. He undergoes surgery with good postoperative outlook and a stay of several days. Thomas plans to return to athletics after 8 to 12 weeks as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Grant questioned after filly runs in poor condition
Howard Grant defends ride of Hore Tae Ta No Condition To Run at Bowie where the mare allegedly was lame. Vet Dr Frank Keller approved the start. filly finished last as Grant set a track record with two winners that meeting. Jockeys Hartack and others dispute vet opinions while NBA playoffs update follows. Don Luman seeks reassignment from Rice Institute after ten years as coach.
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Richter Tops ACC Scoring and Efficiency
North Carolina State center John Richter led the 1958-59 ACC in scoring with 17.0 points per game and 14.2 rebounds, edging Duke’s Carroll Youngkin and Virginia’s Paul Adkins for the top average. Duke, North Carolina, and Virginia players also posted strong shooting and rebounding marks.
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Cards And Giants Make 4-Man Trade
The St. Louis Cardinals traded pitchers Sam Jones and Dop Choate to the San Francisco Giants for Bill White and Ray Jablonski. Jones is 30 with a 14-15 record and 2.88 ERA. Choate is a rookie. White, ex-Giants first baseman, had served in the military and lost his job to Cepeda in 1958. The Giants seek pitching depth to complement their strong offense.
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PANS PANIC Phrase Linked to Fear and Myth
The text explains the term panic deriving from Pani the god, describing sudden fear and its linguistic roots. It notes the evolution from mythic fear to common usage without referencing a specific event or location.
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