Bowling Roundup Sparks Ramblers Sweep
Cecil Wolgast led the Ramblers with a 657 series as Al Beets' squad rolled to a 2600-pin, 4-point win in the Royal T League at Royal T Lanes. Teammates D Cordle 511 R Beiter 517 Al Beets 527 added strong scores, while Hensick's Grocery fell.
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Cecil Wolgast
al Beets
Ramblers
Cecil
D Cordle
R. Beiter
Hensick
Peoples National Bank
Knoeppel
R. Davis
Pomona Indians win track meet over Lane at Ottawa University
Pomona took nine of 16 firsts to defeat Lane 69 to 63 at Ottawa University yesterday. Jim Goracke led Pomona with 16 points, while Gary Stevens and Terry Heidner each scored 18 for Pomona and Lane respectively. Events included sprints, hurdles, middle and distance races, relays, and field events with multiple Pomona scorers and Lane athletes listed in order of finish.
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Pomona Indians
Ottawa University
Lane
Pomona
Lion
Mike Kudler
Emporia
Jim Goracke
Gary Stevens
Terry Heidner
Carlin Nalley
Clayton
True
Goracke
Heidner
Briggs
Ladd
Saylor
Mundy
Phillip Stevens
Richard Altic
Taylor
Bulmer
Speaker
Nelson
Brigsy
Benenson
Weatherbie
Crawford
Wyllie
Stattlemite
Warrel
Weatherble
Goargeder
Stottlemire
Bob Altic
Heldner
Willey
Baxter
Dixous
Heeves
Pruett
Shoemaker
Cole
Wylieeo
Fritts
Reeves
Langley
Worrel
Weatherbre
Phil Stevens
Byron Nelson Weighs Masters Comeback at Age 50
Byron Nelson, aged 50 and after two decades of semi retirement, hints at a possible comeback as the Masters Tournament opens in Augusta. The Texas rancher says he plans to test his game, has focused on conditioning, and aims to gauge how he would fare against top players.
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Augusta
Byron Nelson
Jean Roanoke
Tex
Nelson
Moore leads with 729 series in classic doubles
Monroe Moore and George Chicov of Pontiac Michigan moved to third in classic doubles at 1,340 with Moore's 729 series the second highest in event this year. Moore, 29, had 248 254 227. His partner 40 scored 231 205 175 for 611. Don Whelan tops singles with 730. Joseph and Golem biewski lead doubles at 1,378.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Monroe Moore
George Chicovsky
Pontiac
Mich
Moore
Don Whelan
Joe Joseph
Billy Golembiewski
Detroit
Early Wynn Dropped By Sox
Tampa Florida AP report says veteran pitcher Early Wynn, 43, was released by the Chicago White Sox to make room for youth. Cleveland scouts or St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs showed interest as Wynn pursued a return, needing his 300th victory. He threw four shutout innings vs Cincinnati to showcase for observers.
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Fla
White Sox
Wynn
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Sox
Gus
Ed Short
al Lopez
Cincinnati
Reds
Senators Buy Minoso to Bolster Outfield
In St. Petersburg Florida AP reports veteran Cuban outfielder Minnie Minoso, 40, with a .303 lifetime average, has been purchased by the Washington Senators from St. Louis for about 25000 dollars. He joins Jimmy Piersall in an anticipated strong outfield as a former major leaguer.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Minnie Minoso
Washington Senators
Minoso
Heahanes
St. Louis
Jimmy Piersall
Old Guard
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Howie Goss
Houston
Manny Mota
Colts
San Francisco
Pirates
Palmer Favored by Masters Champions Poll
Arnold Palmer is the favorite among 14 former Masters winners to win the 27th Masters at Augusta National. Palmer received 10 first place votes, with Jack Nicklaus earning one. Tony Lema Gene Littler and Don January also receive votes as part of a wide field. Gary Player had no first place votes but six seconds and two thirds.
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Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Augusta National
Pennsylvanian
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Big Jack
Tony Lema
Gene Littler
Don
PGA
Jerry Barber
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Marine corps course completes for Ed wards and peers
Uniform completes marine course as PFC Delbert E Edwards son of El don A Edwards finishes four week general military subjects school at Twentynine Palms California. Fellow Marines Grover O Froggatte Princeton and Donald D Farrell 715 Ash are with First Battalion First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton California, taking part in cold weather training at Bridgeport Cold Weather Training Center featuring survival skiing and combat operations.
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Delbert E. Edwards
Eldon A. Edwards
Marine Corps Base
Twentynine ‘Palms
Calif
Headquarters and Service Company
Grover O. Froggatte
Princeton
Donald D. Farrell
Vote In Favor Of Liquor Sales In Wallace Kansas
In Wallace Kansas a municipal election asked if bottle liquor sales should be allowed. Voters approved the measure by 30 to 27 after high turnout. In McCune there were no official candidates, but 37 write-in votes went to incumbent mayor Lee H. McCaslin and five council members.
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Topeka
Little Wallace
Kansas
McCune
Kan
Lee H. McCaslin
Same Old Ted Same Old Ted
Scottsdale AP interview portrays Ted Williams as unchanged in temperament and passion for baseball at 44. He defends Mantle and Mays, recalls Red Sox glory years, and says he misses the excitement of his two turbulent seasons while stressing he can still hit but would risk a heart attack if he ran. Williams remains outspoken and emotionally vivid throughout.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Scottsdale, Ariz
Ted Williams
Big Guy
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Mantle
Mays
Manle
Red Sox
Crosby Divorce Highlights Quiet Evening Absences
Lindsay Crosby, 25, son of Bing Crosby, is granted a divorce from Barbara Crosby, 25, former Las Vegas showgirl, after testimony that he stayed out all night on numerous occasions. They married Feb. 6, 1960 and separated Nov. 7. Barbara receives a $500 monthly son support and $1,000 monthly for one year, then $750 monthly for five years after any earnings.
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Los Angeles
Lindsay Crosby
Bing
Barbara
Las Vegas
Crosby
David
OU Netman Lose Opener To Baker
Ottawa University tennis opens season with a defeat to Baker, four of six singles and one of three doubles matches won by Baker amid gusty winds. Listed results include singles players Wolfe, Starken, Holstrom, Foley, Grand, Keller, Jones and doubles teams Wolf Vannerson, Ellsworth Edwards, Hammond Jones, and Keller Dorr.
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Baker
Ottawa
Bill Frear
Wolfe
Starken
Holstrom
Vanderson
Foley
Filsworth
Grand
Edwards
Keller
Hammond
Jones
Dorr
Baiker
Wolf
Vannerson
Over Starken
Turner Wins It Cyclones Second In Quadrangular
Turner High topped Ottawa University at Cook Field in a quadrangular meet, scoring 81 percent to Ottawa’s 70.87, Emporia 44, and Olathe 10.56. Turner won nine of 16 firsts with Ottawa claiming four and Emporia three, in a meet featuring multiple events and scattered results across sprints, hurdles, distance races, relays, and field events.
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Holt
Haynes
Lee
Miller
Vansyke
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Srathoff
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Morelett
Madvarnik
Snider
Eldridge
Lipps
Tinsley
Cage
Duren Promises Strong Arm With Phillies Aid
Ryne Duren, former Yankees flame thrower, joins Philadelphia Phillies after a 20 cent waiver sale from the Angels. He says he can regain form if allowed time and rest, while Phillies manager Gene Mauch jokes about patience. Duren recalls a rough Angels season and disputes their pitching figures.
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Clearwater
Fla
Ryne Duren
New York Yankees
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Philadelphia Phillies
Duren
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Los Angeles
Baseball Exhibition Tuesday Results
Cincinnati defeated Chicago A 7 0 and Boston beat Chicago N 2 1. Houston won 9 5 against Los Angeles A while San Francisco topped Cleveland 6 3. Kansas City beat Detroit 4 0 and New York N triumphed 7 6 over St. Louis. Milwaukee downed Minnesota 5 1 and Baltimore crushed Washington 9 2. New York A defeated Philadelphia 6 2 and Los Angeles N defeated University of New Mexico 4 0.
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Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
University of New Mexico
Lakers lead Western Final 2-0 over St Louis 101 99
In a playoff clash, Los Angeles defeated St. Louis 101 to 99 to take a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference final. The game sets up Thursday’s matchup with Los Angeles at St. Louis as the series shifts. Boston visits Cincinnati with the East final at 2-1 Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
College scoreboard results by the Associated Press
Kansas defeated Arkansas by 9 to 1 while Missouri beat Centenary 11 to 6 and Missouri Valley fell 2 to 5 to MacMurray who were ill. William Jewell went 6 4 in tennis style results over St Louis Principia as Miami Oklahoma Junior College topped Pittsburg State 5 to 3. Oklahoma State beat Wichita 12 to 3 and Springfield State edged Arkansas 4 to 2 in tennis.
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Associated: Press
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Centenary
William Jewell
Missouri Valley
MacMurray
Ill
St. Louis
Principia
Miami
Junior College
Pittsburg State
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