Braves Chase Narrow NL Title Lead in Milwaukee
Milwaukee AP report notes the Braves hold a tight posture in the National League race as manager byline appraisal frames the team near the top. The article emphasizes late season momentum and key performances shaping a potential pennant bid.
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College Basketball Scores and Baseball Outlook From AP Notes
College basketball results show Providence over Le Moyne 53 46 Seton Hall 96 Upsala 59 Virginia Tech 74 Furman 72 Alabama 82 Vanderbilt 76 Auburn 48 Georgia Tech 39 Florida 92 Tennessee 83 Houston 84 Florida State 76 Mississippi State 70 Tulane 59 LSU 70 Mississippi 59 Davidson 55 Richmond 52 George Washington 82 Virginia 75 Georgia 75 Mercer 64 Ohio State 89 Iowa 63 Missouri 79 Kansas 66 Colorado 54 Oklahoma 50 Illinois 89 Minnesota 80 Michigan 81 Wisconsin 74 Nebraska 57 Oklahoma State 56. Okla City 129 West Texas 106 Creshton 79 Marquette 72 (ot) Coffeyville 66 Arkansas City 64 Arizona 57 Texas Western 52 Arizona State 94 New Mexico State 70 Gonzaga 77 Nevada 69. Also wrestling results Warrensburg State 17 William Jewell 10. The Braves baseball outlook notes potential pennant chance with talk of Cincinnati and Pittsburgh misses, plans for rookies Cecil Butler Dennis Ribant Amado Samuel Denis Menke Bob Uecker Howie Bedell Mack Jones Hank Aaron Lee Maye Bob Shaw and others to strengthen pitching and outfield depth. veteran core includes Eddie Mathews Del Crandall Joe Adcock Frank Bolling Roy McMillan and Warren Spahn Lew Burdette still key.
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Ottawa Herald item brief from February 6, 1962
The Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday February 6 1962 presents a compact local news snapshot. It highlights notable events, community notices and brief updates relevant to Ottawa readers, with concise items typical of the era.
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Whitney Reed Leads No 1 Seed in Indoor Championships
Whitney Reed of Alameda Calif top ranked US player was seeded No 1 in the domestic rankings for the USLTA National Indoor Tennis Championships starting Wednesday Rod Laver Wimbledon champion was top seed in the foreign draw and Manuel Santana of Spain ranked No 2 for the tourney running through Sunday at the 7th Regiment Armory.
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World Games Named for Chamonix Ski Championship
The World Ski Championships at Chamonix will be rebranded as the World Games of the International Ski Federation after cancellations. East German athletes were barred from travel due to NATO policy following Berlin Wall developments, prompting the title change.
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Soviet Denies Rumor Of Khrushchev Assault
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Foreign Office spokesman dismissed as a provocative rumor with no foundation the claim that Premier Khrushchev was attacked. Reports had circulated for days. initial word said he was shot in the lung at a Minsk meeting, but Khrushchev later met with a Burmese delegation in Kiev, and no evidence supported the tale.
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Khrushchev health rumor denied after Rooseveltfest
Premier Khrushchev was reported in Gagra Caucasus for an agricultural report. officials denied a weekend stabbing rumor and declined to reveal his location. Diplomatic circles expect him to be in Gagra ahead of the Moscow party meeting on March 5. In Pennsylvania, J Jones 63 and Nelce Moore 73, half brothers from Pittsburg, died when their car hit a bridge near Pittsburg, tearing uprights and plunging into East Cowskin Creek. the bridge remains closed.
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