Pomona and Princeton win in Franklin County meet
Pomona and Princeton defeated Appanoose and Rantoul 34-16 in B games as they set up a Friday night rematch in the Franklin County Basketball Tournament at Wilson Field House. Ray Ramshaw led Appanoose with 10. Bernie Nelson led Pomona with six. Richmond beat Williamsburg 31-25 in the third game. Rantoul edged Richmond 45-38 in the varsity. Joe Evans scored 29 for Rantoul while Delmer Gretenird and Gary Brock had 13 for Richmond.
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Princeton
Appanoose
Rantoul
Franklin County
Wilson Field House
Pirates
Ray Ramshaw
Bernie Nelson
Jerry Cole
Richmond
Cubs
Lane
Bulldogs
Joe Evans
Delmer Gretencord
Gary Brock
Greten
J, Evans
L. Greten
Johnson
Smith
Kern
D. Greten
Roecker
Brock
Spencer
Schwegman
O Baugher
Miller
Rantoul Ceetren Ree Eenede
Richmond Greweetnnerertes
Rantoul Bih
Pearson
Caylor Thuro
Schulz Garcia
Stiffler Cole
Wolken Ruhes D. Hull
Turley Hamilton Rathift
Shepherd
Ecord
Cannady
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Rantoul Se Seeesee Pee
Appan'se
Pomona Oe
Ees Eeeeaseres
W'Burg
Foe
Goodwill
Maley
Binns L. Milliken
Rossman
Sobba
Cromwell
Roeckers
Mallory
Fred Spencer
Terry Gretencord
Eldon Roecker
Jack Fenton
Wet Start For Frisco Open
Wet conditions at Harding Park greet the start of the San Francisco International Open with rain soaking the pro-am and pros. Billy Casper shot 66 to lead in the scoring, while Gary Player and Bert Weaver posted 68. Arnold Palmer and Ken Venturi opened with 71s as a large international field tees off in the 72-hole event.
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Harding Park
California
Billy Casper
Municipal
Gary Player
South Africa
Bert Weaver
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bob Rosburg
Bing Crosby
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Tom Dixon
Bob Goetz
Tulsa
Okla
John Woodson
Fairfax
Calif
Palmer
Venturi
Bowling Scores Boosted by Local Night League Action
Prized high scores include Princeton-2 183 by Shepard and 474 by Ournemo-2 with 30-Haughn 146-429, Knights of Columbus numbers, and WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES results. Notable performances feature Kansas State 170-438 Liegerot and Moorman 3 high 10 by Carpenter 151, Richardson 308, and Burgoon 470.
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Shephard
Mohr
Ournemo
Haughn
Knights of Columbus
Harkins
Gilmore
EF. Garber
Durbin
Wasson
Litwin
A. Hopkins
J. Hollon
Colby
Ladies Towner
R. Mack
Eagles
B. Gumm
M. Hopkins
Wills
D. Toumberlin
Kansas State
H. Liegerot
Moorman
F. Carpenter
J. Richardson
Moore
L. Meador
M. Burgoon
Waymire's Wins POMONA Over VFW 63 to 47
Waymire's of Ottawa defeated Lawrence VFW 63 to 47 in a town team basketball game. Lee Olmsted scored 20 points to lead Waymire's in its 10th straight win, while Max Williams scored 18 for the losers. Ottawa's team will face Olathe Naval Air Station in Olathe next Wednesday.
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Pomona
Waymire’s
Ottawa
Lawrence Vfw
Lee Olmsted
Max Williams
Ottawans
Olathe Naval Air Station
Olathe
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Bethany and Bethel edge foes as St Mary, Plains cruises
Bethany barely defeated Southwestern College 58-56 to stay atop the Kansas Conference at 7-2. Bethel recovered a second half deficit to beat McPherson 67-67. Franzie Loepp led Bethel with 32 points while Jim Heavey scored 25 for St Mary. St Mary defeated St Joseph of Albuquerque 88-71, mirroring an 88-73 win the night prior.
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Bethany
Bethel
St. Mary
Plains
Kansas
Southwestern College
McPherson
Franzie Loepp
St. Joseph
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim Heavey
Three Games In Ottawa Church League Action
Senior division results show Sacred Heart defeating Trinity Methodist 36 to 6 while North Baptist edged First Baptist 23 to 20. First Methodist beat Church of the Nazarene 40 to 37, with the losers able to field only four players.
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Ottawa Church League
Sacred Heart
Trinity Methodist
North Baptist
First Baptist
First Methodist
Church of the Nazarene
Tri
B. Hayden
Whalen
R. Huston
Loux R. Welton
Espinosa Chapman
Reyes D. Nutt
Mayes R. Adcock
Sullivan Hodson
Seeee
Nazarene
Millburn
Baldwin
W. Wiggins
Moore
Dawson Scott M
Steere Seymour
Fouts
Parks VanLoenen
Kilifon
Methodist Toe
Nazarene Seeene
Pistons Defeat Royals 18th Time in Detroit
The Detroit Pistons routed the Cincinnati Royals 168 to 125, extending the Royals’ losing streak to 19 on a Detroit floor. The Pistons solidified their hold on second place in the Western Division of the NBA with the high-scoring victory.
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Pistons
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Royals
First Baptist
Baptist
St. Louis Hawks
Nicks
R. ‘Rey
Keefer
Los Angeles
Lak& Rowing
Grimm
Syracuse Nats
C. Forsythe
Lee
H. Meiers
North
Beeeesas
Stan Musial Signs For His 20th Season
Stan Musial, 40, agreed to a contract around 75000 dollars for his 20th season with the St. Louis Cardinals. The deal, reached in about 389 seconds, keeps his official earnings near 1128777, with a slight cut from last year to reflect reduced participation. Musial aims for 100 games in 1961 and says he is physically sound with no major injuries.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Redbird
Bing Devine
Devine
Stan
Redbirds
A's Acquire Nuxhall in Trade with Reds
Kansas City Athletics traded two second tier pitchers John TsiTouris and Johnny Briggs plus cash to Cincinnati for veteran left hander Joe Nuxhall. Nuxhall, 32, long time Reds pitcher, best year 1955 with five shutouts. Tsitouris and Briggs came from Cleveland era A's. manager Frank Lane called move to boost club.
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Kansas City Athletics
Cash
Cincinnati Redlegs
Joe Nuxhall
John Tsitouris
Johnny Briggs
Athletics
Indianapolis
Reds
Frank Lane
Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Tsitouris
Briggs
Cleveland
Indians
A’s
Honolulu
Lane
Spahn Signs With Braves for 1960 Season
Warren Spahn agreed to terms with the Milwaukee Braves on a $75,000 estimate for his 16th full season. The NL all time wins leader with 289 victories aims for win No. 300, praised by New York writers as 1960 Player of the Year. Spahn, 39, remains the highest paid pitcher in baseball and is returning after a knee issue and winter surgery.
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Wis
Warren Spahn
Braves
John McHale
Hartshorne
Okla
Spahn
New York Sports Writers Sunday
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