Majors Open Season Prologue With Exhibition Games
Ed Roebuck faces a shoulder setback and is placed on the Dodgers' disabled list as the 1961 season looms. Cubs name Vedic Hims as quasi manager while market leaders test openers. Kennedy to throw first ball in Washington as White Sox meet the Senators. Exhibition results from multiple parks set the tone for opening week.
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Dodgers Or Orioles Set For 1961 World Series Preview
Dodgers and Orioles, young talent loaded clubs, are projected to meet in the 1961 World Series. Walter Alston's Dodgers, strong pitching, defense and speed, aim to repeat 1955 NL triumph. Paul Richards' Orioles boast speed, defense and pitching, a prime factor in the expanded American League.
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Hawks count on Lovellette return for pivotal Celtics clash
St. Louis Hawks expect Clyde Lovellette to play in game three of the NBA World Series after a back injury sidelined him since March 27. The 6-9 forward, averaging 20.3 points, will wear a back brace and may affect his jumping but could free outside shooters to draw Bill Russell away from the paint.
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Wellsville Makes Fourth at Baldwin Meet
Wellsville High School boys track under coach W D Barnes competed at Baldwin on Baker University track. They tied for fourth with Baldwin as Eudora won with 102 points, Spring Hill second, DeSoto third. Wellsville scorers included Les Rader two events for 5 points, Mike Phares two firsts for 10 points, and Larry Triplett two throws for 9 points.
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Grand Jury Hears More About Scandal
NEW YORK AP The grand jury investigating the college basketball scandal will hear witnesses for a fourth straight day. No details were released after Thursday’s third session by the district attorney’s office, which has indicated no announcement will be made until the investigation is complete.
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Exhibition Baseball Thursday Results Show Early Action Across Leagues
Detroit defeated Chicago A 7 to 2 while Kansas City outscored Minnesota 9 to 4. Cincinnati edged Milwaukee 6 to 5 and Chicago N beat Boston 9 to 5. Cleveland tops Los Angeles A 6 in 12 innings as Los Angeles N downed San Francisco 14 to 7 with Baltimore at Washington in night action.
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Palmer And Rosburg Lead In Masters Play
Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg shared the lead at four under par 68 in the Masters at Augusta as heavy rain drenched the course. Rosburg fired a record 100-foot putt and surged to the top with Palmer, while an amateur also pressed the leaders, keeping the opening round tightly bunched.
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Texas Relays Open Today at Austin with Olympians in Session
The Texas Relays begin in Austin with 1,200 athletes from 22 schools as Olympians Earl Young Stone Johnson and Eddie Southern headline the first session. Preliminaries run this afternoon with finals tonight in about 20 events and several strong contenders, including Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus, in nearby golf coverage.
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Bowling Scores AMF League Highlights and Leaders
Bowing scores recap from several leagues shows Conrad-1 led by L Wiehman with 218 and 564 series. Local No 0-0 top 199-573 by C Jackson. Pepsi-3 led by Wolgant 200-382. Cheney-1 led by Honn 183 and Wenthe 40. Mack-D led by Mack 200-307. Intech Boy-4 led by Kirkpatrick 223 and Day 348. Briscoe-L with Hopkins 14 and Mudrick 450. Harrison 188 and Humerickho 508. Climax-4 led by Christie 100-535. Hue Moon with Sauer 167 and Nelson 455.
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Richmond Beats Quenemo 4-0 in Opening Game
Richmond pitcher Gary Brock struck out 12, allowed four hits in seven innings to blank Quenemo 4-0. Key runs came in the first on a Schwegan bunt and Gretencord single, Brock's two RBI double, and a fourth inning score on Pedrow’s single and Maley’s double. Brock had three hits. Quenemo’s Dale Bolen pitched seven, eight hits, eight strikeouts. Richmond, now 1-0, hosts Welda Tuesday.
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Fragmentary OCR Item From 116 137 13k BS SI 410
A partial OCR fragment includes numerical tokens 116 137 13k BS SI 410 with no clear names places dates or events to establish a coherent news item or summary.
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Ottawa Relays field expands with seven more teams
The Ottawa Relays entry list grows to 90 high school teams after seven additions. Meet director Orris Cox announced two teams in Class AA, three in Class A, and two in Class B submitted entries yesterday. The new entrants include Emporia Iola in AA, Burlington Seaman Girard in A, and Moran Fontana in B.
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Posada Wins Starting Spot for A's Opening Day
Cuban outfielder Leo Posada earned the right f0r Kansas City in right field. He tripled and doubled in a 4 run win over Minnesota, replacing Hank Bauer. Manager Joe Gordon also hinted rookie Lou Klimchock may start opening day, with Andy Carey sidelined by a bruised ankle. Dick Howser claimed the shortstop job as a second rookie joins the roster.
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Ottawa Last In Golf Tourney
Leavenworth won the weekly league golf meet with 324 points. Ottawa High School finished last with 402, while Jeaper Deputy led Ottawa with 81 and Bill Kreager of Leavenworth was low medalist with 75. Next Thursday the teams meet again at Atchison.
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