Palmer Leads Pros To Palm Springs Open
Arnold Palmer heads a 512 player field for the Palm Springs Classic a 90 hole pro am event in California across Bermuda Dunes Indian Wells Thunderbird and Eldorado. The 1960 winner Palmer seeks another strong finish as Hawkins and Johnny Palmer chase.
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Pirates Named Team of the Year for 1960
Pittsburgh Pirates win the AP year end poll with 269 points, praised as the Team of the Year after clinching the NL pennant and beating the Yankees in the World Series. Eagles football team second, U S Olympic hockey third, manager Danny Murtaugh lauds Pittsburgh and notes Pennsylvania pride.
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Gales Sets MVC Shooting Pace for Wichita Coach
Kansas City AP reports 6-4 John Gales connects on 28 of 40 from the field and 13 of 14 free throws through five Missouri Valley Conference games, boosting Wichita State to top shooting accuracy. Bradley star Chet Walker leads scoring. Tulsa guard Gary Hevelone shines at the line. St. Louis flats rivals with stout defense.
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College Basketball Scores Across Small Colleges
Kansas State edged Iowa State 72 to 70 while Southwestern beat Friends 62 to 51. McPherson triumphed 96 to 52 over Sterling and Kirksville State defeated Rolla Mines 79 to 52. Cape Girardeau State won 76 to 70 at Warrenasburg State over Maryville State, as Rockhurst lost 46 to 74 to William Jewell and Graceland beat Iowa 66.
Nine Basketball Games Hit Church League Night
Nine games in the Church League last night split across senior and junior divisions. Senior action saw Nazarene beat Sacred Heart 26 to 13 while First Baptist downed Trinity Methodist 32 to 13 and First Methodist edged North Baptists 21 to 16. Junior results included Boys Club 39 to 12 over First Christian and Nazarene defeating Grace Episcopal 16 to 8.
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Keep Your Head Down Advises Therm Gibson
Therm Gibson explains spot bowling and head position to improve accuracy. He describes keeping eyes down while releasing the ball, using imaginary lines, and adjusting starting position to hit the target, noting several eye control methods and when to change spots.
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K State Edges Iowa State For Tie In Big Eight
Kansas State defeated Iowa State 72-70 at Ames to pull even with Kansas in the Big Eight race. Al Perthman hit the decisive jump shot with 26 seconds left as Henry Whitney led Iowa State with 25 points while Larry Comley had 19 for K-State. Iowa State stands 2-4, K-State 4-1.
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Arthritis recovery claim by Lela S. Wier in Mississippi
Mrs Lela S Wier of Jackson Mississippi reports a successful return to active life after suffering widespread muscular soreness and pain diagnosed as rheumatoid arthritis rheumatism and bursitis She offers free information via address at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive B 54 P O Box 2695 Jackson Mississippi.
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Ohio State Retains Lead in AP Basketball Rankings
The Associated Press poll shows Ohio State remains No. 1 for the seventh straight week with a perfect score after a 92-62 win over Purdue. St Bonaventure and Bradley vie for runner-up as Duke, North Carolina, Iowa, Louisville, Southern California, St John's, and Kansas State round out the top ten based on games through last Saturday.
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Goose Tatum Pleads Innocent To Tax Charges
Goose Tatum of the Harlem Stars pleads innocent to two counts for failing to file federal income taxes. He missed a prior appearance due to lack of notice after posting a $5,000 bond in Dallas, then traveled to Jackson, Tennessee, for a game, declaring he tends to play better amid troubles.
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Goose) Tatum
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Bowling Bits and League Standings Tighten in City Tourney
Jerry Hird leads Tuesday high 10 of 188 and 479 series while Arnold's 744 737 2172 top totals. Second place tight between Shinn Haley KOFO at 48 percent wins eight behind Arnold’s. Thursday scores feature Eunice Strickland 208 high 10 and Jesse Speer 484 series. Colby’s 2258 team total, Royal T 2192, and upcoming city tournament entries handled by Maxine Ainsworth and Mabel Gilliland.
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Wellsville Upsets Richmond Knights in Richmond Tie
Wellsville town team defeated the Richmond Knights 66 to 57 in Richmond. Wellsville led 35 to 25 at the half, Braun top scoring for Wellsville with 2 points, while Kueser led Richmond with 16. Richmond drops to 6-3 on the season.
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Southwestern Beats Friends in Wichita Kansas Conference clash
Southwestern knocked off Friends 62-51 in Wichita while McPherson beat Sterling 96-85 at Sterling. Southwestern limited John Allen to nine points, and McPherson led 48-41 at the half with a balanced attack as Deryl Elmore topped McPherson with 22 points and Sterling’s John Armstrong scored 2 points.
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Lakers Extend Streak To Four
The Los Angeles Lakers, on a four game run, edged the Detroit Pistons 117 to 116 to pull within 1½ games of second in the West. Cincinnati Royals beat Boston Celtics 116-86 to stay 1½ games behind LA. Elgin Baylor led LA with 28 points as Jack Twyman scored 41 for Cincinnati and Oscar Robertson added 32.
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Bowling Scores Monday Mixed Couples
Porter Durbin leads with high series 488 and 173 in 10 30 round. Netherland Seymour 176 and 178 pace 401 and 801. Deputy Shisler 176 and 466. Ames Goss 205 in 532, Cordle Wasson 627 and 539. Reiter Gahagan 488.
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Maris Mum About Salary Amid Slump Rumors
New York AP report notes Roger Maris signed with the Yankees for an estimated 33 000 dollars in a news conference opening. He declined to disclose exact pay, while critics link his late season slump to injuries and a rib problem. Maris cites no alibis and offers a muffled theory on hitting decline.
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