K State Eyes Tenth Straight In Big Eight Clash
The Kansas State Wildcats at 10-2 chase a tenth straight win in Manhattan against Oklahoma, as Iowa State hosts Kansas and Colorado faces Nebraska. Conference-leading scorers include Henke for Missouri and Wayne Hightower for Kansas, with other top averages cited across Kansas State, Colorado, Oklahoma State, and Nebraska.
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Three Yankees Press for Bigger 1961 Deals
New York AP reporting that Mickey Mantle Roger Maris and Bill Skowron have rejected first offers and seek larger raises. Yogi Berra accepted a slight increase to just over 50,000, while Joe DeMaestri signed earlier. Roy Hamey says all contracts mailed with no cuts. Mantle seeks 10,000 more, Maris aims for doubling from 20,000, Skowron wants 40,000 after a 22,500 past salary.
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Cardinals Sign McDole To Add Depth On Line
St Louis Cardinals sign Roland McDole a 250 pound tackle from Nebraska. McDole is 21 years old and 63 percent drafted as the fourth pick at the recent meeting. Coach Frank Ivy plans to use him as a defensive lineman.
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Pop) Ivy
Three AFL owners oppose 1961 expansion plan
Houston AP report says three groups applied for new AFL franchises but two current owners oppose adding teams for 1961. Commissioner Foss avoids city names, notes unanimous eight-club approval required. He hints expansion possible in 1962 with priority in the draft for new teams. Oakland reps arrive late, league sticks to routine reports on officials and TV.
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Bethany Faces Ottawa Braves At Lindsborg Sat
Bethany College now 5-1 travels to Lindsborg to meet Ottawa University’s Braves, coming off a 44-42 loss to Sterling. Merlin Larson leads Bethany with 207 points, while Ottawa sits 3-3 in conference play. Rebounding edge favors Bethany as the Swedes average 38 boards per game.
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Bowling Scores Report From AMP Cheney Meet
Local bowling results list high series and scores for numerous teams and players. Notable totals include Bell 209 in 10-C, Wenthe 216 in 30-B, Jackson 200 in 10-30-C, and Day 198 in 10-H. Other top marks feature Beets 227 in 640, Conrad 183 in 30- A, and Pogue 212 in 30-C, with Morrow 540 in Hamerickhouse events.
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Top Women Golfers Entered In Meet
SEA ISLAND Ga AP Twenty five elite women golfers start today for prizes totaling 6000 in the Sea Island Ladies Open. Amateur entries 75 strong warmed the 6250 yard course Thursday. Defending champion Mickey Wright of Dallas and Louise Suggs of Atlanta lead the pros in a 54 hole medal play duel likely to crown Wright the favorite after three straight titles.
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Monti Tops San Diego Golf Field in Round One
Eric Monti of Los Angeles shot 66 to take a lead in the $20,000 San Diego golf tournament at Mission Valley Country Club. He held a one stroke edge over a three way tie for second at 67 including Gary Player, Jerry Barber, and Marty Furgol, with six contenders within two of Monti.
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Three Consecutive Shutouts By Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson in 1908 pitched three consecutive games for the Senators and won all three by shutout. He allowed 12 hits, walked one, and struck out 12. Teammates Bob Unglaub and Ed Delehanty provided key hits while Johnson drove in three himself. The feat came against the Highlanders in New York, ending with a 4-0 victory and a record Johnson believed would never be broken.
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Johnson
Walter
Bob Unglaub
Ed Delehanty
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Joe Cantillon
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Gabby Street
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Jack Chesbro
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Palmer Pauses after 12‑stroke blowup at Los Angeles Open
The article notes ex champion Lionel Hebert, Bo Wininger, Don January, Frank Boynton and Darrell Hickock among players in the 69 bracket while Arnold Palmer, rebounding from a 12‑stroke on one hole, tied Billy Casper Jr. and eight others in the San Diego event. It also mentions Mike Souchak tied at 72 with Art Wall Jr. and Don Finsterwald amid rough rounds.
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Bo Wininger
Don January
Frank Boynton
Darrell Hickock
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Billy Casper l Jr
San Diego
Mike Souchak
Art Wall Jr
Don Finsterwald
Rockhurst Loses To St Benedicts
In Kansas City Rockhurst dropped a 68-59 game to St Benedict's after a tied first half. Norm Majors led Rockhurst with 22 points as St Benedict's pulled away in the second half.
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