Gus Triandos Signs 1962 Orioles Contract
Baltimore catcher Gus Triandos signed for the 1962 season, ending trade rumors as he becomes the club’s dean. At 31, he hit .244 last year with injuries but inked an eighth contract with the Orioles. Other signings included Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra with NY Yankees, Willie Kirkland of Cleveland, and Don Cardwell of Chicago.
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Pomona Pirates rout Rantoul 70 to 41 in league clash
Pomona High School Pirates overwhelmed Ran toul High Bulldogs 70 to 41 in Franklin County League play at Pomona. Jim Burgoon led Pomona with 26 points, Jim Goracke added 18, while Wayne Evans topped Rantoul with 12. Pomona improved to 7-0 in league play. Rantoul fell to 0-8. Pomona led 12-8 after one, 26-17 at halftime, and 44-26 after three quarters. Next games: Pomona at Richmond, Rantoul vs Lane.
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Osage County Class B open. Melvern Lyndon Overbrook win
Melvern Burlingame 72 50 Lyndon Scranton 58 40 Overbrook Quenemo 51 40 in the Osage County Class B tournament at Wilson Field House Ottawa University. Darrell Schultz 36 for Melvern led scoring with Fain Price adding 15. Semi finals set for Melvern vs Lyndon after Carbondale-Olivet clash.
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Hartman Hepner Snell Supple Totals Quenemo Meiers Sims Gragg Hoover Perry Lewis
Hartman Hepner Snell Supple and team totals show 19 13 13. Quenem o Meiers Sims Gragg Hoover Perry Lewis and team totals add 16 8 18.
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Late Field Goal Lifts Williamsburg Past Appanoose 64 63
Williamsburg Panthers rally to a 64 63 victory over Appanoose on a last second field goal by Phil Pierson. Piersol led Williamsburg with 16 points while Walburn scored 23 for Appanoose as league play moved Williamsburg to 6 1 and Appanoose to four wins in Franklin County action.
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Braves Rally Quiet Baker To 64 49 Victory
Ottawa University Braves defeated Baker University Wildcats 64 49 in Baldwin Kansas. Tom Kinder led Ottawa with 20 points, John McAninch and Mike Brown added 11 each, while Baker’s Wilbur Hedrick top scored with 16. Ottawa moved to 6 2 in conference play, remaining near second place behind College of Emporia.
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Greeley Geeks Up 111 at La Harpe in League Opener
Greeley High School coach Lawrence Farrell led the Wildcats to a 111 to 27 Lucky Seven League win over La Harpe. Six players hit double figures including Arnold Wolken with 21 and Marvin Setter 20. D. Hageman was La Harpe’s top scorer with 9 as Greeley also won the B game 66 to 12 en route to a trip to Westphalia.
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Crosby Says He'll Win It
Santa Monica Calif AP A wan but jolly Bing Crosby left
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