Minnie Minoso Loses Baseball Uniform and Job in Mexico
Minnie Minoso, once star and beloved by Chicago White Sox fans, has lost his baseball job after the Juarez club in the Mexican League cleaned house. At 53, he faces financial strain and asks for any baseball work, aided by Frank Lane who has arranged a $500 wire and seeks opportunities via Guadalajara's club manager Jesus Carmona.
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Orestes Saturnino
Minnie
Minoso
Chuck Tanner
Johnny Sain
Minnie Minoio
Pete Rose
Cuba
Minnie Minoso
Juarez
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Veeck
Easton
Frank Lane
Pompano Beach
Fla
Lane
Texas Rangers
Bob Short
Indians
Gus Zernial
Lou Brissie
Guadaljara
Mexico
Frank
Nellie Fox
Billy Pierce
Jim Busby
Minoio
Jesus Carmona
Club de Baseball Guadalajara
Guadalajara
Chicago
Marinao Club
Pablo
UCLA Advances After Three OTs In NCAA Thriller
UCLA survives a three overtime battle with Dayton 111 100 to reach the West Region semifinals. Dave Meyers leads UCLA with 28 points, as Dayton’s Don Mayers and Don Donaher credit the Flyers for a gutsy upset bid.
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Dayton
UCLA
John Wooden
Oregon
Oregon State
Bruin
California
Flyers
Bruins
Dave Meyers
Meyers
Mike Sylvester
Cincinnati
Bill Walton
Keith Wilkes
Sylvester
Don Smith
Walton
Wilkes
Don Donaher
Toledo Rockets Win Opener in Commissioners' Tournament
In St Louis, Toledo Rockets defeated Arizona State 81 74 as Parker and Cole eachscored 18 points leading the balanced attack. USC Trojans beat the Mustangs 82 70 with Gus Williams and teammates finding their shooting touch.
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UPI
Gus Williams
Southern California
Toledo Rockets
Mustangs
Trojans
Toledo
Rockets
Arizona State
Mike Parker
Larry Cole
Lionel Hollins
Becker Leads Elks in City Lanes Tourney with 596
Dick Becker capped the Elks action at City Lanes with a 203 180 213 score totaling 596 for Becker's Chips. Multiple bowlers across teams logged high series and game scores including Don Bauer 235 573 and Dutch Theisen 246 high game.
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Dick Becker
Elks
City Lanes
Becker
al Hakes
al Koontz
Kit Angell
Bob Baker
Dawson’s
Don Bauer
Dick Marker
Holman Jewelers
Tom Paffenbarger
Jim Ramsey
Bill Terry
Doc Dawley
Battles Insurance
Wally Barr
Jim Berry
Pat Renna
Berry
Dutch Theisen
al Bignall
Don Benedict
Chuck Fries
Jerry Didion
Dick Spaar
Bennett Electric
Marty Bird
Jack Heaston
Kay
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Gilbert’s Jewelers
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