McLish Makes NL Debut For Reds Amid Card Burst Of Struggles
Reds pitcher Cal McLish, after a strong AL career with Cleveland, struggles in his first NL start with Cincinnati, allowing five extra-base hits and five runs as the league opens its weekend schedule. St. Louis, under Larry Jackson, seeks a first win while Dodgers Don Drysdale and Cubs Giants vie for early lead. Also reported are a multi-event track meet at Williamsburg led by Jim Thornbrugh, and a Franklin-Osage county meet preview with teams like Pomona and Williams burg set to run heats at Cook Field.
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McLish
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Indians
Pirates
Cardinals
Giants
Sam Jones
Dodgers
Cubs
Dick Crott
Bob Buhl
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Phils
Gene Mauch
Eddie Sawyer
John Buzhardt
Cincinnati
Jay
Jim Umbricht
Jim Thornbrugh
Pomona
Broad
Rolland Williston
Williston
Appanoose
Lane
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Osage County
Ike Cearfoss
Alsn
Cearfoss
Miller
G. van Valkenberg
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Quenemo
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T. Thornbrugh
Ramshaw
Milliken
H. van Valkenburg
Bolton
Hackett
Keim
Steele
G. van Valkenburg
Willamsburg
James
Dle
Burgoon
Griffin
Crump
Nelson
Needham
H. Vanvalkenberg
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Walburn
Wil Hamsburg
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Anderson
H. van Valkenberg
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Weigand
Bolen
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White Sox Favored To Win American League Opener
The 1960 season opens with the White Sox as favorites to win the American League title. Opening day in Washington features Ted Williams in the Red Sox lineup, with 28,000 expected for the Senators game and 122,000 for four games across the league. Notable matchups include Camillo Pascual against Tom Sturdivant and Early Wynn facing Bud Daley as Chicago and Baltimore hosts draw large crowds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Camillo Pascual
Tom Sturdivant
Pascual
Sturdivant
Boston
Cleveland
Municipal
Gary Bell
Detroit
Jim Bunning
White Sox
Kansas City
Early Wynn
Bud Daley
Chicago
New York Yankees
Jerry Casale
Jim Coates
Casey Stengel
Orioles
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Oriole
Pedro Ramos
Wichita East Wins Relays Held At WU
Wichita East High School swept the Wichita University Invitational Track and Field Meet securing the Class AA title as Mulvane edged Chapman by 0.5 points in Class A and Cheney led Mount Hope by four in Class B. A dead heat dominated the AA mile with Richard Woelk and Carl Hodges clocked at 4:32. East set meet records in the medley relay and Phil Hower of Winfield added a discus mark. Kinnamon of Sylvia won all three Class B events, while Roger Rains did the same in Class A.
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Wichita East High School
Wichita University
Mulvane
Chapman
Cheney
Mount Hope
Richard Woelk
Wichita North
Carl Hodges
Wichita East
Kansas
Phil Hower
Winfield
East
Jerry Kinnamon
Sylvia
Roger Rains
Caldwell
Get Ready For Title Fight In Bozeman Montana
Champion Gene Fullmer and challenger Joey Giardello plan final training today ahead of their middleweight title bout at Montana State College fieldhouse in Bozeman. Giardello and Fullmer both aim for peak readiness for the 10 p.m. Wednesday EST bout.
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Bozeman
Mont
Gene Fullmer
Joey Giardello
Montana State College
Wisconsin Boxer Charlie Mohr In Critical Condition
Madison AP reports Wisconsin boxer Charlie Mohr remained in critical condition at University Hospital after a brain injury in a NCAA boxing tournament bout last Saturday. Mohr, from Merrick New York, has been unconscious since the incident.
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Madison
Wis
University Hospital
Wisconsin
Charlie Mohr
Mohr
Merrick
N.Y
Phillies Install Gene Mauch as New Manager
Gene Mauch, 34, California, replaces Eddie Sawyer as Philadelphia Phillies manager after Sawyer quits one day into the season. Mauch arrives Friday and vows winning baseball as the Phillies open a three game set with the Milwaukee Braves, dismissing preseason NL last-place predictions.
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Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Mauch
John Quinn
Eddie Sawyer
Sawyer
Sherry to get starting role for Dodgers against Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers relief ace Larry Sherry resumes start prospects Sunday in Memorial Coliseum facing the St. Louis Cardinals. After a rough 1960 opener vs the Cubs, manager Walt Alston weighs starting duty against bullpen use, despite Sherry’s key World Series heroics for L A.
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Larry Sherry
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Memorial Coliseum
Sherry
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Frank Thomas
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Alston
Chicago White Sox
Snead Moves Into Tie For First
In Greensboro the 36 hole leaders emerge as Sam Snead and Don Finsterwald share the lead at 134 after Snead shot 66 and Finsterwald 67 at the Windy Starmount Forest course. Bob Goalsby is one stroke back at 135 with Len Woodward and Thorne Wood tied at 137 and 138 respectively as the field thins for the $17,500 Greensboro Open.
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N.C
Sam Snead
Don Finsterwald
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Starmount Forest Country Club
Bob Goalsby
Crystal River
Len Woodward
Sydney
Australia
Thorne Wood
Asheboro
Gary Player
Johannessburg
South Africa
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Friday Cleveland routed Toronto 11 to 6. Saturday sees Boston at New York, Baltimore at Richmond, Chicago vs Cleveland at Mobile Alabama, Detroit vs Kansas City at West Palm Beach, and Washington at Charlotte. National League has no Friday games. Sunday features Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Los Angeles.
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Toronto
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New York
Baltimore
Richmond
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
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Kansas City
West Palm Beach
Washington
Charlotte
Sally
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Devine Demands Fast Turnaround From Cardinals
Los Angeles AP General Manager Bing Devine blasted the slow start of the St. Louis Cardinals after two losses in San Francisco and a 3-2 setback to the Dodgers. He warned of potential player changes and urged the club to play with urgency while denying blame for manager Sally Hemus.
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Bing Devine
St. Louis Cardinals
Devine
Red Birds
San Francisco
Dodgers
St. Louis
Sally Hemus
Golf Luncheon Set by Ladies Golf Assn at Country Club
The Ladies Golf Association will hold its first luncheon of the year at the Country Club on April 19 at 1 p.m. Officers in charge include Mrs. Paul Fredeen as chairman, Mrs. Howard Deputy as vice chair, Mrs. D. L. Young as secretary treasurer, Mrs. Louis Speer as handicap chairman, Mrs. Wilbur Foulks as tournament chairman, and Mrs. Charles Fletcher as co tournament chairman.
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Ladies Golf Assn
Country Club
Paul Fredeen
Howard Deputy
D. L. Young
Louis Speer
Wilbur Foulks
Charles Fletcher
Houston Golfer Beck Ties Lead At Intercollegiate Golf
Houston sophomore Larry Beck of UH and Gene Dixon of Memphis State are tied at 212 after the third round of the National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. Beck, 1959 North Carolina State Amateur champion, saved a late par with a 16-foot birdie on the final green to finish 73-69-70-212. Dixon shot 71-68-73-212.
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Houston, Tex
Larry Beck
University of Houston
Gene Dixon
Memphis State
Beck
North Carolina
Kinston
N.C
Dixon
Houston
Pine Forest Country Club
Miteff Wins By TKO In Atlantic City Bout
Alex Miteff dominated Don Warner in a 6th round technical knockout at Atlantic City. Warner, weighing 192 with a 10 pound deficit, could not continue after a torn left rib cartilage from a body punch in round four. Miteff announced a May title fight against Eddie Machen in Madison Square Garden after substituting for Machen who backed out due to domestic difficulties.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Alex Miteff
Don Warner
Warner
Miteff
Eddie Machen
New York
Madison Square Garden
Machen
Redding
Calif
Texas Favored At Dallas Meet
Texas entered the Dallas Invitational as favorite but Oklahoma dominated by taking five first places and 67 percent of the points to win the championship. Texas had six firsts and 59 percent, SMU finished third with 31 and Texas A&M last with 16. Only one meet record was set, by J D Martin who failed to reach the world mark, clearing 14 feet 6 inches.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
J.D. Martin
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