Olympic Basketballers Called Dream Team
Berkeley AP report profiles Pete Newell's 1960 Olympic squad with star names like Imhoff, Robertson, West, Lucas, Bellamy and Disching er, plus AAU veterans Boozer, Kelley and Lane. It notes high expectations, youth, speed, and the coach warning against assuming a gold medal, as Newell works to mold the team.
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Raiders Sign Flores as Free Agent
Oakland Raiders signed Tom Flores, former College of the Pacific quarterback, as a free agent yesterday. Flores was cut by the Washington Redskins in 1957 due to arm trouble.
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Braves veterans spark Milwaukee surge in spring action
United Press International reports veteran pitching leads Milwaukee as Lew Burdette, Warren Spahn, and Bob Buhl combine for wins. Buhl notches a 6-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, boosting the Braves to within 3 4 games of first. Other NL and AL results follow with Cubs, Reds, Phillies, Indians, Tigers, Yankees, and Senators winning in a busy day.
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Carlsbad Edges Artesia 7 to 6 in extra innings
Carlsbad defeated Artesia 7 to 6 in ten innings after building a 6-2 lead. Artesia tied it with a ninth inning homer by Casey, then Carlsbad answered in the 10th for the win at Brainard Park.
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Church Softball Ties and Wins In League Play
In National League action the First Church of God and Bethany tied 66 and the Second Baptist defeated First Methodist 3-0 after time ran out. American League results saw Trinity beat Temple 10-7 and Vine Avenue win 8-0 against Calvary as Dean Stephenson clamped Vine Avenue’s shutout and Lewis Haney earned the win for Trinity.
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Patriots sign star halfback Livingston from Heidel berg
Walter Livingston, noted for breaking Heidel berg records in ground gains and scoring, has signed with the Boston Patriots of the American Football League.
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Major League Leaders Pitching Freeform Summary
Baseball standings and player mentions show National League and American League leaders with varied scores and teams. References include Giants Braves Pirates Reds Yankees White Sox Orioles and Indians with pitchers Sacrificed names like Burdette Purkey Staley Estrada Brown Grant Da ley and others.
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Dodgers Seek Fifth Straight Win In Opener With Dukes
Odessa Dodgers host Albuquerque Dukes at American Legion Stadium aiming for a clean sweep and their fifth consecutive victory. Starter choices include Dick Foster and Jack Harlow for the Dodgers, while Mel Withers is set for Albuquerque. In Tuesday’s 10-8 win, Odessa rallied with two in the bottom of the eighth aided by a wild pitch and a double by Pete Gauthier, as Bob Loftin and Ronnie Gausi contributed key hits.
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Hobbs Downs Alpine 10-7 in Sophomore League thriller
Hobbs Pirates toppled Alpine Cow Boys 10 to 7 after a key triple play in the eighth inning. Mike Imbani lined to Roberto Pena who doubled off Larry Vincent and threw to first for the triple play. Tom Binks homered for Hobbs. Darrell Massey, Alpine starter, took the loss after six innings.
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Baseball Calendar Sophomore League Schedule Results
Hobbs travels to Alpine while Carlsbad visits Artesia and Albuquerque faces Odessa in Wednesday action. Tuesday results show Carlsbad 7 Artesia 6 in 10 innings, Hobbs 10 Alpine 7, Odessa 10 Alegatergie 5. Standings list Carlsbad 26 18 58, Odessa 27 10 21, Hobbs 18 25 419, Albuquerque 18 27 400, Artesia 15 25 375. American and National League standings referenced with Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Tuesday night results and Thursday schedules noted with probable pitchers and matchups.
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