Winter Can't See Why Cats Are Favored
Manhattan AP report notes Kansas State and Kansas tied for the Big Eight title. The regional NCAA playoff in Manhattan pits the Wildcats against Kansas with experts predicting a six point edge for Kansas. Winter questions the spread as both teams expect to be healthy for the game. A near capacity crowd is expected despite weather.
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Manhattan
Tex Winter
Kansas State Wildcats
Kansas
K-State
Winter
Bowling Bits Highlight Week of Local League Scores
Eloise Hughes and Lois Lollar led Monday scoring with 187 and 177. Jessie Speer second with 473. Lee's and Mack shared high 10 at 714, with BPOE Ladies at 710. Team highs 30 reached 2055 for Lee's and Mack 2041. Ottawa Savings tracked 1544 games behind Lee's. Tuesday's KOFC leads with 58 wins, Shinn and Haley 57, Arnolds at 5644 wins. Maxine Ainsworth 186 485. Helen Carey 177 482. KOFO top team with 774 and 2041 pins. Velma Foster 198 484. Betty Kersley 186. Nancy Lollar 474 series second high 30. Bienie's high team 10 at 794. Budge's second with 780 and 2143. Reiter's 2070 second high series. Budge's lead league with 6532 wins over Biennes 56. Royal T race: Pence's and Kansas State did not bow. People’s second behind Moore's. Moore's 875 765 2404 led team honors. Towner's 2195 second high 30. Ellen Hickman high 10 224, second high 30 506. Ruth Mack 213 559 second high 10 and high 30. Friday: Virginia Hoffman high 10 213. 506 high 30. Frieda Harber 219 second high. Donna Mallicoat 543 high for evening. Fairmont £207 team high. B&S 793 and 2260. Royal T second high series 2232. Royal T still leads. Maracaibo 154 games out with 64% wins.
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Lois Lollar
Eloise
Jessie Speer
Lee’s
Mack
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KOFC
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Haley
Arnolds
Maxine
Ainsworth
Helen Carey
Kofo
Velma Foster
Betty Kersley
Nancy Lollar
Bienie
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Reiter
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Biennes
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Pence’s
Kansas State
Peoples
Moore
S. Moore
Towner
Ellen Hickman
Ruth Mack
Virginia Hoffman
Frieda Harber
Donna Mallicoat
Fairmont
B&s
Maracaibo
Take Course In How To Watch Football
More than 1000 people attended a night school course in Vancouver on watching football. The four session course costs 2.50 and runs over four weeks. Dr C C Watson conceived the class with Wayne Robinson of the British Columbia Lions teaching. Proceeds will be shared with Robinson and his assistants. Fundamentals were explained at the first session. Next week will cover more details.
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Vancouver
B. C
C. C. Watson
Indult Education
Burnaby
Wayne Robinson
British Columbia Lions
Robinson
Knee Slows Art Wall in Scranton Hospital
Art Wall Jr a 1959 PGA player of the year and leading money winner is hospitalized in Hahnemann Hospital with a troublesome right knee. The Honesdale native was admitted last Tuesday for a kidney infection that cleared, but knee swelling developed and was drained. Wall, 36, is uncertain about the knee problem.
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Scranton, Pa
Art Wall Jr
PGA
Hahnemann Hospital
Honesdale
Wall
Two Athletics Are Sidelined
WEST PALM BEACH FLA AP Ken Hamlin Kansas City rook ie shortstop and catcher Hank Foiles sidelined for a few days Hamlin sore arm suspected pinched nerve Foiles locked knee last Sunday advised to avoid bending or hard running Tom Acker Bob Trowbridge Tom Gor man and John Tsitouris scheduled to pitch today's intra squad game
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West Palm Beach
Fia
Ken Hamlin
Kansas City
Hank Foiles
Hamlin
A’s
Foiles
Bob Elliott
Tom Acker
Bob Trowbridge
Tom Gorman
John Tsitouris
Moore Schoeppner Title Bout Nears Final Details
Arch ie Moore and German challenger Eric Schoeppner near final agreement for the world light heavyweight title fight. Only signatures, date and site, and TV contract remain. Promoter Jack Fugazy expects July 11 at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City.
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New York
Archie Moore
Eric Schoeppner
Germany
Andy Niederreiter
Jack Kearns
Moore
Niederreiter
Schoeppner
Jack
Versalles Leaves Senators Camp For Cuba
After winning the Washington Senators shortstop job in spring training, 19-year-old Zorro Versalles has left camp and headed home to Cuba. He promised to return quickly but says he must be in Cuba to pay some bills.
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Orlando, Fla
Washington Senators
Zorro Versalles
Cuba
Four Braves Hold Out as Holdout Roster Shrinks
Four Braves holdout right hander Lew Burdette and three others unsigned as exhibition season nears. Also four American League outfielders Mantle Maxwell Woodling and Minoso remain in holdout status while several others are unsigned. The Braves signed Johnny Logan and the Yankees signed Tony Kubek for about eighteen thousand dollars.
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Lew Burdette
Sarasota, Fla
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Don McMahon
Wes Covington
Bobby Avila
New York
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Charlie Maxwell
Gene Woodling
Baltimore
Minnie Minoso
Chicago
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Joe Christopher
Washington
Hal Griggs
Ted Lepcic
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Johnny Logan
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Kansas Entry Beaten In Kansas City Meet
In Kansas City the National Invitational Basketball Tournament second round features Tennessee A&I State defending champion taking on West Virginia Wesleyan. Pittsburg State, Kansas entry, was eliminated in the first round by Findlay College. Tennessee State, seeded No. 1, and West Virginia Wesleyan, No. 16, highlight a day with multiple 100-point games and overtime thrillers. Williams Jewell meets Parsons College in the 10 p.m. finale after a slate of eight early games.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
Missouri
William ‘Jewell
Parsons College of Iowa
Kansas
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Tex
Buckshannon
Valley City State
North Dakota
West
Louisiana
Villa Madonna
Kentucky
Wofford
Findlay
William Jewell
Parsons
College Basketball First Round Scores Across Tournaments
NCAA first round results include California's 71 over Idaho State 44 and West Virginia's 94 to Navy 86. Other outcomes feature NYU 78 over Connecticut 59, Duke 84 over Princeton 60, Western Kentucky 107 over Miami Florida, and Wafford 86 defeating Oakland City in two overtimes.
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South Carolina
Oakland City College
Indiana
Hamline
St. Paul
Florence State
California
Idaho State
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Navy
NYU
Connecticut
Ohio Univ
Notre Dame
Duke
Princeton
Western Kentucky
Miami
Fla
Bowling Scores in Royal League and Others
Bowling scores listed for multiple teams including Royal League McFadden and others. High scores cited: 211, 227, 192, 554, 563, 534, 583, and 532 across teams National Guard Goodyear Sunrise Gambie Bundy and more. Names include Roth Mudrick Lollar Heckman Wieneke Campbell Hermreck and Hull.
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Royal League
Strick
Hull
Bundy
Heckman
R. Belter
E. Wieneke
Gambie
Campbell
F. Hermreck
Sunrise
B. Nicholas
Palmer Favored To Win Pensacola Open
Arnold Palmer, the hottest golfer on the winter tour, was established today as the favorite in the $15,000 Pensacola Open which starts Thursday. The Ligonier, Pa., pro will be trying to win his third tournament in a row after winning the Texas and Baton Rouge Opens in the past two weeks.
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Pensacola
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Pinch Hitner Controversy In Late Inning Baseball Dispute
The Chicago White Sox protest a pinch hitter entry by New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel in the eighth inning at New York. Elmer Vale hits a first pitch home run for the Yankees after unnotified substitution. The White Sox demand the plate be declared out or the run nullified.
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Chicago White Sox
Yankees
New York
Casey Stengel
Elmer Vale
Whitey Ford
Vale
Bob Shaw
al Lopez
White Sox
Draft Rules On Economic Aid
Washington AP reports nine wealthy nations begin formal talks to draft ground rules for stepped up aid to less developed nations. Led by the United States Britain and France the Allies address offsetting the Soviet economic offensive. Canada West Germany Belgium Italy Portugal and Japan also attend the four day conference with about 3 percent of billion dollars yearly for direct aid, the bulk from the United States.
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Free World
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
Canada
West Germany
Belgum
Italy
Portugal
Japan
Fume
United States to Expand Global Aid Commitments
Representatives of the nine affirm a coordinated push to boost financial support across Asia, the Middle East and Africa in the coming years, signaling a decisive allied strategy to increase spending on development and stability efforts.
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Asia
Middle East
Africa
Young Cubs front line pitchers in Chicago run young
In Mesa Arizona the Chicago Cubs plan a youthful opening day rotation with five starters aged 20 to 24. Manager Charlie Grimm bets Glen Hobbie Bob Anderson Moe Dra flbowsky Dick Drott and rookie Dick Ellsworth can carry the load for the season.
Ottawa Bowl Card mosaic entry
A compact card style listing shows Ottawa Bowl with a sequence of numeric codes and a phone label CH 2-9741. The fragment reads like a local listing or scorebook notation without a full narrative.
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Ottawa
Family Adopts Ninth Child In San Diego Suburb
The Gerald E. Salsberry family in El Cajon, California, prepares in court to finalize the adoption of Danny, seven months, their ninth child. The household already includes children Joyce, 11. Mark, 9 months. and two Korean siblings, Ronald, 7, and Steven, 5.
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Calif
Gerald E. Salsberry
Salsberry
Danny
Joyce
Mark
Ronald
Steven
el Cajon
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