Yanks Maintain Power Pace In Major League Preview
In a bold season outlook, the New York Yankees loom as overwhelming favorites to win a fifth straight pennant with Mantle, Maris, and a dominant lineup led by Yogi Berra. Minnesota, Baltimore, Detroit battle for runners up as Chicago, Cleveland, and others trail.
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Herald Starts Golf Panel By Nicklaus
The Herald will publish an illustrated golf tips panel by Jack Nicklaus starting tomorrow. The 23 year old star, who turned pro in 1960, is noted for multiple amateur titles and his 1962 US Open win details, including a playoff over Arnold Palmer.
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Writer Picks Cards To Win NL Pennant
New York AP writer Jack Hand assesses the 1960sNL pennant race, naming St. Louis as strong contenders alongside Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Houston and New York Mets as likely factors with Mets noted for cellar persistence. Dodgers rely on Koufax Drysdale. St Louis features McCarver Gibson and Crow. Phillies add Bunning Allen. Milwaukee counts on Spahn Bragan.
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Osawatomie Tops Ottawa High in Tennis Match
Osawatomie defeated Ottawa High 4 3 at Osawatomie Ottawa to move to 1-1. Craig Whitt and Bill Calvin won first and second singles and the No 1 doubles with Kent Harmony. John Brockway battled through a pulled muscle but Harmony won the fifth singles. Jan Jefferis and Jack Thompson claimed their first singles victories as Pellertes rallied 5-6 and 6-0 in the final sets. The Cyclones travel to Lawrence Friday to face the Lions. Singles results list Whitt over Shofner 6-2 6-0, Calvin over Graham 6-2 6-4, Jefferis over Taylor 6-0 7-5 6-0, Thompson over Slayman 6-4 6-1, Harmony over Brockway 6-4 12-10. Doubles: Whitt-Calvin over Shofner-Graham 6-3 6-8 6-3. Jefferis-Thompson over Taylor-Slayman 6-2 4-6 4-0.
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Royals Hang On In Eastern Finals To Take 3-1 Lead
Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas paced the Royals to a 102-93 victory over Boston in game four of the NBA Eastern Division finals. Robertson scored 33, Lucas 25 rebounds guided a comeback as Bill Russell struggled with only nine points and strong defense. The series shifts to Boston for game five.
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Pomona PTA hears deaf school students on speech reading
A Pomona PTA meeting featured Clathe School for the Deaf teens demonstrating speech reading and language skills. Sign language is not taught in class, with lessons shared informally. Mrs. Leonard Humphrey opened the meeting with the Star Spangled Banner, and new officers were announced to take office next fall.
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Osage County Spell Contest Honors Local Winners
Glen Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs George Lewis, placed third in the Osage County spell contest held at Lyndon Saturday. Reported by Mrs Sally Perry and Jim Grage. Kenny Adams and others from the Navy participated or were mentioned.
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Rantoul Briefs Move To Richland Exchange Area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Ad cock moved Saturday from the C D Christopher telephone office and home to the Richland exchange east of Pressonville The Rantoul H D A met at Fellowship Hall Thursday afternoon April 2 with 10 members present Mrs Kenneth Ross led the lesson and directed the business meeting Refreshments were served by Mrs Muzingo and Mrs Jackson
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Ortiz could defend lightweight crown for purse in LA
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz said he would defend his title six or seven times this year if he beats Kenny Lane in San Juan. He hinted at a possible Los Angeles bout with Sugar Ramos for about $100,000, the largest ever for a single lightweight fight. Ramos won the featherweight title in March 1963 by KO. Lane contends Ortiz has never beaten him, while Ortiz is a 2-1 favorite for the outdoor stadium bout.
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New Head Track Coach Named at Occi Dental College
KU assignment Dean R. Brittenham, formerly KU assistant coach, becomes head track coach at Occi dental College near Los Angeles, marking a lineup shift for the program.
Pastrano Admits He Was Beaten By Peralta
Willie Pastrano, light-heavyweight champion, concedes he lost a non-title 10-rounder to Gregorio Peralta on Sept 20 in New Orleans. He praises Peralta’s awkward style, admits mental unpreparedness, and vows to adjust for their 15-round title rematch at Municipal Auditorium broadcast by ABC. Pastrano, 28, says he must win to avoid jeopardizing his crown. He has a $50,000 guarantee for his first defense against Harold Johnson, secured after his Las Vegas victory last June.
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Celtics Fall in East Final as Cincinnati Triumphs 102 93
Cincinnati defeating Boston 102 to 93 in the Eastern Division Final. Boston leads the series 3-1. Western Division Final matchups list San Francisco visiting St. Louis with St. Louis holding a 2-1 series edge.
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Kansas Wins 6-1 at Trinity in San Antonio
Kansas University baseball closed its road trip with a 6-1 win over Trinity University in San Antonio. Charles Dobson and Fred Chana limited the Texans to four hits while KU totaled ten, including a double and two homers by Mike Dermanuel.
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