Detroit Tigers Struggle To Break Slump In Exhibition Losses
The Detroit Tigers, under pressure from manager Jack Tighe, again lost six straight exhibition games. Billy Martin’s arrival failed to spark wins as Detroit’s offense produced only four runs in their last four outings. Boston’s Frank Sullivan and Tom Brewer limited Detroit to five hits in a 3-0 defeat in Sarasota.
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Truman Clevenger
Shawnee Fredonia And Arma Win In Ottawa Relays
Shawnee Mission Fredonia and Arma led the team standings in the 12th Ottawa Relays at Cook Field on a windy day. Shawnee Mission won Class AA with 6214 points, Fredonia took Class A with 264, and Arma claimed Class B with 21, as records fell including WAIP and field events.
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Palmer Wins Masters in Dramatic Finish
Arnold Palmer, 28, from Latrobe Pennsylvania, won the 22nd Masters at Augusta with a 72 hole total of 284. Doug Ford and Fred Hawkins tied for second at 285, while Ken Venturi and Stan Leonard tied at 286. Palmer also delivered an eagle on the 13th and pursued major titles beyond Augusta including the Open and PGA.
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Fred Hawkins
el Paso, Tex
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San Francisco
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Las Vegas
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Track Meet Results From Wyandotte Area Meet
Comprehensive meet results with team scores and individual event winners across running, field events, and relays. Notable performances include record notes for the 4x110 hurdles and high jump, with top placers from Wyandotte Shawnee Mission Ottawa Lawrence and several other area schools.
Big Men In Fight On TV
Undefeated Eddie Machen is the favorite to beat Zeta Folley in a 12 round heavyweight clash on TV in San Francisco. The winner would be in a strong position for a title shot against Ingham. Also notes boxing cards and track results from various Kansas area meet and public events.
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Zeta Folley
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Pro Basketball Playoff Tied Again in Classic Series
ST LOUIS Celtics and St Louis Hawks are tied two games apiece in the NBA championship playoffs mirroring last year’s balance. Boston, missing Bill Russell after a sprained ankle in game three, hopes to return, but team physician cautions limited action. The series moves to Boston for the next game amid suspense.
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Admits Periodic Visits To Sorority House
OLATHE Kansas L F Johnson admitted making periodic trips to the attic of a Kansas University sorority house after a lie detector test. Deputy Floyd Gaunt said Johnson a 25 year old from Talihina Oklahoma cut holes in the ceiling one summer to view the shower room below. He was found in the sorority house attic last week and held under 1000 dollar bond at Lawrence pending a Thursday hearing on vagrancy and sibsting arrest.
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Ed Hickey to Marquette University
Ed Hickey, famed St. Louis University basketball coach, leaves the Billikens to join Marquette University in Milwaukee. The 55 year old five foot five inch guard turned SLU into a fast paced team with two MVC titles and two Sugar Bowl successes while leading them to 212 wins and 89 losses. He cited a new field and friendships with Jesuit schools, amid past criticism from the University News and alumni.
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Gonzales And Hoad Resume Pro Tour
Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad return to the County Center in White Plains to resume their 100-match professional tour after a five day break. Gonzales leads 27 to 23 at the tour’s midpoint. they play again tonight before moving to Teaneck, New Jersey. Tony Trabert and Pancho Segura meet in a preliminary match with Segura leading their series 19 to 14.
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Los Angeles
One Held After Fort Scott Robbery
Ninety eight dollars in cash and checks was taken at gunpoint from a Fort Scott area service station late Sunday night. Police arrested Columbus Ghio, 25, about 40 minutes later. Chief Claude Emrick said a man drew a gun on an attendant making change. Donald Leroy Tubbs, 31, arrested seven miles north of Pittsburg, admitted the robbery and said he had prison sentences for car theft.
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KC Ends Exhibition Play With 12-12 Mark
The Kansas City Athletics closed their Florida exhibition schedule with a 12-12 record and will resume Wednesday against their farm club in Little Rock. Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente hit a grand slam off Jack Urban in the eighth inning to break a 2-2 tie and give the Pirates a 5-2 win.
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Plainville Mayor Dies in Plainville Kas
Plainville mayor A W Mosher aged 48 died last night from an apparent heart attack. He led the city for four years and had run a furniture and undertaking business since 1937. He also served as a councilman and school board member.
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Plainvilles
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