Braves Manager To Bank On Four Hurlers This Season
Braves manager Chuck Dressen in Bradenton says Milwaukee must plan to field four starters who can win 66 games, with Spahn and Burdette leading a deep pitching staff. He envisions light rotation tweaks, rest for Red Schoendienst, and calls for a catcher and outfielder upgrade while highlighting young arms Willey Pizarro Jay and veteran Buhl plus bullpen help from McMahon and MacKenzie.
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Bradenton
Fla
Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Miwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Dressen
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Braves
Red Schoendienst
Chuck Cottier
Louisville
Spahn
Burdette
Carl Willey
Juan Pizarro
Joey Jay
Bob Buhl
Bob Rush
Don McMahon
Ken MacKenzie
Yale
Baseball Scores Thursday Results
Detroit B defeats New York 2 to 5? The score line is unclear. Louis posts a 7 run win over Pittsburgh. Milwaukee 7 Washington 4. Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4. Cleveland 11 San Francisco 10. Chicago (N) 4 Boston 3.
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Detroit
New York
Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Petersburg
Milwaukee Braves
Washington Senators
Orlando
Arizona
Chicago Cubs
Boston ‘Red Sox
Mesa
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
Tucson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los ‘Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Ottawa Braves Rout William Jewell in Track Meet
Ottawa University dominated William Jewell College at Cook Field sweeping all 15 events. Craig Costa and Marvin Wilson each won two events, with Costa taking the high hurdles and low hurdles while Wilson swept the 220 and 440 yard dashes. The Braves also claimed the javelin, 100 yard dash, high jump, mile relay, and several other events, led by multiple OU athletes including Larry Brown, Tom Kinder, and Ed Hampton. Bill Wilson and Bob Epps led a clean 220 sweep for OU, and Larry Brown delivered a late two mile victory.
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Craig Costa
Marvin Wilson
Ottawa University
William Jewell College of Liberty
Cook Field
Braves
Costa
Ottawan
Bill Wilson
Bob Epps
al Lewis
Tom Kinder
Jim Nider
Ottawa
Dennis Smith
Doug Thye
Epps
John Maack
Larry Brown
Cawker City
William Jewell
Larry Heaps
Larry Cyre
Dee ‘Scherick
Bill Hanson
Lew Walker
Ed Hampton
Sid Pope
Nick Gangwish
Fred Thompson
Smith
L. Brown
Heaps
M. Wilson
Hamilton
Walker
Lewis
Kinder
Nider
B. Wilson
Gangwish
Newton
Siscoe
Costa OU
Carter
Elliott
Popp
T. C. Jones
McAninch
T. R. Jones
Sumpter
Sear
L. Scherick
Hanson
Hampton, OU
Reno, WJ
Erwin
Casida
Meyer
Milbern
Tle
Reed
O Jensen
Davis
Glenn
Nolan
Woods
Cater
Thompsen
Bundy
Pierce
Bowling
Jamison
Moore
Hane
Carey
Mavity
Ottawa Jensen
Showalter
Irwin
Thompson
L. Martin
E .Martin
Garnett
Horn
Fink
Manspeaker
Riley
Martin
Hastert
Shofner
Waite
Reusch
Dangerous at Bat and on Basepaths in Giants Reds Duel
In a hypothetical hot stove scenario, Willie Mays is dangerous at bat, in the field, and on the bases. With bases loaded against Jim O'Toole, Mays attempts home on a pitch that hits him and bounces away. Bailey throws to third to cut Cepeda, who is racing from second. McCovey reaches second. Question: should Cepeda be out or advance, and where should McCovey go?
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Babe Ruth
Leo Durocher
Luis Aparicio
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giants
Reds
Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Willie Kirkland
Jim O'Toole
Kirkland
Mays
O'Toole
Ed Bailey
Cepeda
McCovey
A. Cepeda
B. Cepeda
Cyclones Ring Up Big Win In Track Opener
Ottawa High School opened its 1960 track season with a 122 to 98 victory over Garnett. Allen Glenn led with three wins in the 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes as Ottawa dominated field events and claimed 11 first places of 16. The Cyclones swept pole vault and took early control heading into Saturday’s Ottawa Relays.
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Ottawa High School
Garnett
Cyclones
Ottawa
Allen Glenn
Small College Stars Beat Ohio State In Opening Round
NAIA Small College All-Stars shocked NCAA champion Ohio State 76 49 as Jerry Lucas and Oscar Robertson traded leads. Moreland sparked the comeback with 12 points, while Robertson scored 23 for the NCAA University All-Stars who later beat Bartlesville 91 89.
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Denver
Ohio State
Buckeyes
State
Jerry Lucas
Jackie Moreland
Louisiana Techace
Heat
Oscar Robertson
Akron
Robertson
Bartlesville
Peoria
Brad McCutchan
Armed Forces
NCAA
Pete Newell
Sox and Senators Eye Alternate Sievers Trade
In Sarasota Hank Greenberg plans more talks with Cal Griffith about a possible alternate deal for slugger Roy Sievers after manager Al Lopez rejected a deal sending Earl Battey and Sammy Esposito to Washington. The Sox reportedly countered with Battey Chico Carrasquel and another second liner, while Griffith would pursue Battey and Don Mincher if offered.
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Sarasota
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Hank Greenberg
Cal Griffith
Washington Senators
Roy Ssievers
Sox
al Lopez
Earl Battey
Sammy Esposito
Washington
Sievers
Esposito
Battey
Chico Carrasquel
Griffith
Don Mincher
Will Chamberlain Visits Warriors Owner After Quit
Philadelphia AP Wilt Chamberlain, after leaving the Philadelphia Warriors following a sensational rookie year, paid a friendly visit to owner Eddie Gottlieb on Thursday. He said he owed an explanation for quitting and that they remain friends as Gottlieb tries to persuade Wilt to reconsider.
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Philadelphia
Will Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Eddie Goetlieb
Gottlieb
Wilt
National Basketball Assny
Siebern's Bat Boosts A's In Spring Action
Norm Siebern, now with the Kansas City Athletics, hit .373 with 4 homers and 20 RBIs in spring training. He starred with a homer and three RBIs in a 5-4 loss to Baltimore while moving to first base. The article notes his past Yankee fielding woes and a trade that brought Roger Maris and others to New York. It also mentions Tony Kubek homering for the Yankees and other exhibition results from Florida and Arizona.
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Norm Siebern
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Elliott
Norman
A’s
Baltimore Orioles
West
New York
Casey ‘Stengel
Norm
Siebern
Yankee Stadium
Milwaukee
Stengel
Yankees
Don Larsen
Hank Bauer
Marv Throneberry
A's
Kent Hadley
Joe DeMaestri
Roger Maris
Yanks
Throneberry
Hadley
Tony Kubek
Detroit Tigers
Mark Freeman
Lakeland
Florida
St. Louis Cardinals
Tiger Favored In Televised Fight With Zalazar
Dick Tiger the British Empire middleweight champion is an 8 to 5 favorite against Argentina's Victor Zalazar in a 10 round NBC televised bout at the Boston Arena. Tiger, 22 9 2 with 10 KOs, is ranked No 8 by the NBA and No 7 by Ring. Zalazar has 15 KOs in 29 pro starts. The Mass 10 point scoring system will govern the bout beginning at 9 p.m.
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Boston
Dick Tiger
Argentina
Victor Zalazar
Tiger
Zalazar
Boston Arena
National Boxing Assn
Ring Magazine
Nbc-Tv
Massachusetts
Just push the button and the paint job is done
A concise instruction claims ease of completing a paint job with a single button press. It suggests automated results without manual steps, implying a turnkey system or device. No additional context or specifics are provided.
Bowling Scores From AMF and Thursday Leagues
Bowling results show high scores and individual line totals across AMF leagues including Deby 400 407 and Miller 180 491 in High 4030 7, plus Cordle 216 564 and Hollon 224 598 in Litwin-3 and Dutch Boy-0. Other notable totals include Nalley 250 591 and Wenthe 211 532 with multiple 10-30 tallies and season highs across Ottawa Cleaners Cheney and Pepsi-Cola divisions.
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Herald
Deby
G. Miller
D.ccride
D. Cordle
Litwin
J. Hollon
Brown
Cordle
Climax
Wassmer
C. Nalley
Mack
Tyson
Ottawa Cleaners
T. Macdonald
Cheney
B. Wenthe
Quenemo
Montoya
Wilson
Dennis
Pohl
New Yorker Leads At Azalea Open
Tom Nieporte of Bronxville New York led the Azalea Open by three strokes after an eight under par 64 in the first round at Cape Fear Country Club Wilmington North Carolina. Nieporte held a three stroke edge over Jerry Barber Gray Brewer and Dave Ragan as 20 players shot under or equal to par with ideal weather.
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Wilmington
N. C
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
N. Y
Nieporte
Cape Fear Country Club
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Gray Brewer
Crystal River
Fla
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Ed Oliver
Denver
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Stan Lopata
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Indiana
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Day’s Sport Shop
S. Main Pho
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Ivan Brown
L&l Cafe
Michaels Stern
Jassmer’s
Jim
Kensil
Evinrude
Harry
Brown's
HDW
Sporting Goods 1540
Harry Smith
AMF League
New Yorker
By Jim Grogan
Grogan
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Savings Association
Kansas
Lee A
North American Hotel
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Pepsi-Cola
N. Brown
P. Moore
R. Bettge
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Snider
A. Gilbert
R. Lichtenbe
Latimer
Birckhead
J. Taylor
G. Finnsbaug
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