Ottawa high school edges Garnett in season opener track meet
Ottawa high school men defeated Garnett 130 to 94 in the first dual meet of the season as Cyclones secured a dozen firsts. Marvin Wilson led with three wins in the 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes, while Fred Harder added a discus win and high jump tie. Ottawa also claimed two relays, with Garnett taking the mile relay. Next meet is the Ottawa Relays, with around eight state high schools anticipated.
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Terry Paul
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1960 Winter Games To Be In California
San Francisco reports the 1960 Winter Olympic Games will be staged at Squaw Valley California after the state senate approved 4 million dollars for the games, completing action with an additional million previously voted. IOC chairman Avery Brundage confirmed by phone that the games officially belong to California.
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Brundage
Bowling Scores From Ladies and Brunswick Leagues Reported
Bowling results across multiple leagues include high games and team totals. Notable scores feature Burgoon 179 in Ladies League and Vogler 553 in Brunswick League, with teams such as Anchor Welborn's Keefer's Douglas and Wika contributing strong marks and team results.
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Whaymie
Compton
New York plans a huge stadium for 110000 seats
New York City officials unveiled a plan for a vast enclosed stadium seating 110000, to lure Olympic Games and other events while preserving the Giants. Borough President Hulan Jack said privately financed development would serve as a new Polo Grounds, with indoor parking for 20000 cars and escalators.
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College All Stars To Meet Oilers In Olympic Selection
College All-Stars and Bartlesville Oilers clash in Kansas City as round robin playoffs decide Olympic spots. Oilers beat Seattle Bakers 72-64, while All-Stars rallied to defeat Armed Forces 82-74. Tonight’s winner gains 5 to 7 Olympic berths. final squad chosen after games.
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Bucky) O’connor
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Princeton
Bill Reigel
McNeese State
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K. C. Jones
Russell
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Gorge Sawyers
Writer Declares Rules Men Playing Havoc With Cagers
Lawton Constitution columnist BLASTS NCAA rules revisions aimed at slowing legendary centers like Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell. He notes repeated changes, including backboard contact limits and extended free throw lanes, while praising tall players’ skill and athleticism.
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Father of Dean Brothers Dead
Albert Monroe Dean a longtime baseball fan and father of Dizzy and Paul Dean died yesterday in a Dallas hospital He would have been 82 next month Born in Rolla Missouri he played semi pro ball in Fort Smith Arkansas He is survived by his three sons Fat Dean and the Dean brothers Dizzy and Paul plus three brothers and two sisters Funeral services were held in Dallas with burial at Beggs Oklahoma at 2 PM UST tomorrow
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Kan
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Morris Electric Co. Ad Promotes Electrical Service
Morris Electric Co at 120 West Third Street offers electrical services. Call 896 for repairs, installations, and lighting upgrades in the local area.
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Richmond Notches Baseball Victory Over Williamsburg Cubs
Richmond hurlers limited Williamsburg to three singles in an 11 to 2 season opener win. Jim Oestreicher pitched and played first base for Richmond, earning the victory.
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Martinez Poised to KO Diaz in TV Welterweight Bout
MIAMI BEACH Fla Vince Martinez's manager predicts his fourth rank welterweight contender will stop Miguel Diaz, Cuban title holder, in a 10 round City Auditorium clash tonight. The bout headlines a televised card as Martinez readies to prove his edge.
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Martinez Diaz Title Bout Promised With $100000 Guarantee
Saxton's promoter Bill Daly says a $100000 guarantee sets the stage for a title clash, with Carmen Basilio entering potential fights if needed. Martinez holds a 21st straight win push against Diaz in Paterson NJ, aiming for his 22nd in a row while Diaz seeks a ninth consecutive victory. Martinez career: 47 wins in 50 with 25 KOs. Diaz Cuban welterweight champ with 46-9-2. NBC to televise at 9 PM CST.
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Chico Varona
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Good Pitching By Alex Kellner
New Orleans report says Kansas City's A's fell 4-3 to the Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 innings yesterday. Alex Kellner delivered his best spring outing to date, striking improved control while allowing six hits and three runs over seven innings and showing sharper breaking stuff.
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A's trade pitcher Gus Keriazakos to Denver AA
The Oakland A's announced the sale of right handed pitcher Gus Keriazakos to Denver of the American Association. Acquired from Washington last year he went 0-1 in five games and was cut from the roster after spring training at Palm Beach Florida.
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