Reds Rally Past Pirates in Opener as Robinson Leads
Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 5-2 at Crosley Field in the opener. Frank Robinson belts a first inning two run homer, Gene Freese and Pete Rose contribute infield and double plays as Jim O'Toole yields six hits. Bob Haynes scores for the Pirates on a balk and error. Stan Musial discusses longevity and opening day anticipation ahead of the Mets game.
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Earl Francis
Don Blasingame
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Towers Leaves Manhattan High for Hutchinson JuCo Coach
Dick Towers resigns as football and track coach at Manhattan High School to take the football coach job at Hutchinson Junior College. In five years, his Manhattan teams posted 28 wins, 16 losses, and 1 tie, including an undefeated 9-0 1961 season and state championship. His squads won Central Kansas League titles in 1959 and 1961. Towers is a former Kansas State halfback and track star who came to Manhattan from Leavenworth. The Herald notes a $5 weekly tip reward.
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Miss Tuttle Creek '63 contest set for June 1 at reservoir
Manhattan Kansas invites Miss Tuttle Creek candidates for the June 1 pageant in tandem with the reservoir dedication and water show. Queen and six maids will be chosen after a lake parade of decorated boats with a 36 inch trophy for Miss Turtle Creek 1963. An escort will present the trophy on live TV. entries must be unmarried 16 or older with sponsor details and a photo due by May 15.
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Kansas City
Kansas
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Kansas State University
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Golf Stars Enter Greensboro Open
Five of the Masters top seven finishers join the $35,000 Greater Greensboro Open in Greensboro North Carolina as they challenge defending champion Billy Casper. Tony Lema Sam Snead Julius Boros Gary Player and Don Finsterwald will compete for the title starting Thursday.
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Sam Snead
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Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Billy Casper
Cyclone Netters Rally To Tie With Olathe Eagles
Ottawa Cyclones rally from four down in singles to pull level with the Olathe Eagles at 4-4 after two doubles matches, with Jefferis-Thompson and Graham-Schultz delivering key wins. Final doubles match halted at darkness with the score 1-1 in sets.
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Jack Thompson
Baseball scoreboard reads scattered scores and matchups
Scoreboard shows multiple MLB and NBA style standings with teams such as Minnesota Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Boston Baltimore Washington New York Chicago Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia St Louis Houston Pittsburgh and others. Listed are current W L Pet and scheduling notes including Monday and Wednesday games and pairings across leagues.
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Whirlwinds Whirl For Track Victory At Ottawa Meet
The Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds overwhelmed Olathe freshmen in a B meet yesterday with a 77-32 win. Madison Stein cleared 5 feet 4 inches in high jump and Dennis Cook ran 440 yards in 57.5 seconds to break local records. Harvey Nicholson clocked 2:13.8 in the 880, while the 880 relay team of Silvey Maloney Williams and Carter posted 1:42.5. Bonner Springs earlier fell 192-11 as Kornhaus’s squad notches their second win of the season. First-place Ottawa entries included Fowler in sprints, Wilson in relay, and Carter in several events.
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