Sad Sam Jones Not At All Sad In Mound Chores
Sad Sam Jones, star of the San Francisco Giants, aims to cut toothpick use as the team adds Billy O'Dell and Billy Lees to the mound staff. He went 21-15 with a 2.82 ERA in 50 games last season, and spring training opened with Giants beating Cleveland 5-0 as Jones pitched three innings. Dodgers beat Kansas City 11-3. White Sox edged Reds 2-0. Other games saw Milwaukee, Baltimore, New York, and Boston winning.
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Sam Jones
San Francisco
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Johnny Antonelli
Jack Sanford
Jones
Dodgers
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Roger Maris
New York
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cubs
Koufax Works On A Breaking Ball
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers says strikeouts are too much work and works on a breaking ball. He notes his high pitch counts and high strikeout rate, cites a 11-3 win over Kansas City, and recalls a best season of 11 wins with 173 strikeouts in 153 innings while his career prospects as a 20-game winner are discussed.
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Orlando
Fla
Sandy Koufax
Bob Feller
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodgers
Kansas City
Williamsburg Puts Two Players on Franklin County All Stars
Two members of Louis Coppoe’s 1959-60 Franklin County league champions were named to the county all star team. Thornbrugh and Miliken tied for 52 points to lead Williamsburg, followed by Larry Briggs of Richmond with 50. The top five also included Dick Fishburn of Princeton and Warren Chambers of Pomona. Briggs, Thornbrugh, and Fishburn have been selected twice. Other second-team and honorable mention selections include players from Appanoose Princeton Richmond Rantoul Williams burg and Pomona.
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Louis Coppoe
John Thornbrugh
Jim Miliken
Williamsburg
Larry Briggs
Richmond
Dick Fishburn
Princeton
Warren Chambers
Pomona
Briggs
Chambers
Fishburn
Appanoose
Rantoul
Ed Altic
Keith Gilliland
Joe Evans
Cletus Weiderholt
Winston Wilson
Wilson
Gilliland
Ned Bethel
Leonard Herrilli
Gary Hull
Bob Cole
Larry Porter
Donald White
Lane
Rolland
Ralph Williston
Art Sleicher
Carl Berry
Junior Boxing Champs Perform
Promising junior boxing cards draw big money as Carlos Ortiz defends a 140 pound title in Los Angeles earning 17 500 and Harold Gomes, defending a 130 pound crown in Manila to net 25 000 tax free.
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Carlos Ortiz
Los Angeles
Torres
Harold Gomes
Providence
R.L
Flash Elorde
Manila
Chandler
Ariz
Mike DeJohn
Syracuse
N.Y
Cleveland
Folley
Ring
NBA
DeJohn
NBC
Radio-Tv
Argentina
Eduardo
Kq) Lausse
Wilfie Graves
New York
Madison Square Garden
Lausse
College Basketball NCAA and NIT Scores Roundup
NCAA quarter finals saw California 70 over Oregon 49 and Cincinnati 82 to 71 over Kansas while Ohio State 86 beat Georgia Tech 69 and NYU 74 defeated Duke 59. Regional consolation featured West Virginia 106 over St Josephs 60. DePaul 67 over Texas 61 Utah 89 over Santa Clara 81 Western Kentucky 97 over Ohio University 87. NIT Utah State 73 sank Villanova 72 in OT, Providence 64 over St Louis 3. First Round St Bonaventure 64 over Holy Cross 61 Dayton 72 over Temple 51. NAIA title game Southwest Texas 66 over Westminster Pa 44 third place Tenn A&I St 100 over William Jewell 65.
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California
Oregon
Cincinnati
Kansas
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
NYU
Duke
West Virginia
St. Joseph’s
DePaul
Texas
Utah
Santa Clara
Western Kentucky
Ohio Univ
Utah State
Villanova
Providence
St. Louis
St. Bonaventure
Holy Cross
Dayton
Temple
Southwest Texas
Westminster
Bradley
St. John’s
Bradley-Dayton
St. John's-St. Bonaventure
NCAA
San Francisco
Oscar Robertson
Golden Bears
Bearcats
Darrall Imhoff
Georgia
Tech
Cal
Southwest Texas State
Evansville
Lakers Clinch Playoff Status in Narrow Win Over Pistons
The Minneapolis Lakers secured a playoff berth with a 114-99 victory over the Detroit Pistons as Syracuse beat Philadelphia 125-119 to level their best-of-three series at 1-1. Wilt Chamberlain scored 28 in a Philadelphia win, while Frank Selvy led Minneapolis with 30 points and Elgin Baylor added 25 in the Sunday win.
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National Basketball Assn
Minneapolis
Detroit
Minneapolia
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Nats
Warriors
Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Frank Selvy
Elgin Baylor
Pistons
Texans Win NAIA Title In 66-44 Victory
Southwest Texas State defeated Westminster College 66-44 to capture the NAIA basketball championship in Kansas City. Westminster, riding a 20 game win streak, contested the first half before the Texans pulled away on both boards and fast breaks. Charles Sharp led Southwest Texas with 150 points in five games and was named MVP. Rudy Davalos, Chuckie Davis, Rossie Johnson, and Gene Werts shared tournament berths.
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Kansas City
Texas State
Westminster
College Titans
Texans
Charles
Buzz) Ridl
Tennessee A & I State
Southwest Texas
Ric
Milton Jowers
Texas Bobcats
Tennessee State
William Jewell
Charles Sharp
Sharp
Rudy Davalos
Chuckie Davis
Rossie Johnson
Gene Werts
Davis
Charles [Stevenson
Nation's Top Teams Prep for NCAA and NIT Showdowns
The NCAA and NIT semifinals move up this week as Cincinnati California Ohio State and NYU reach the San Francisco stage after regional wins. Bradley and St John s await in the NIT doubleheader with Utah State Providence. Final NBC telecast set for Saturday at 4 p.m. EST.
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Bon Welies
Associated Press
Sparta
Cincinnati
California
Ohio State
New York
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Utah State
Providence
Ralph Miller Secures New Wichita Coach Contract
WICHITA AP The University of Wichita signs Ralph Miller its head basketball coach since 1950 to a new three year deal. Miller completed his eighth straight winning season and previously had a one year agreement. His annual salary is reported at 19 400 dollars.
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Wichita
University of Wichita
Ralph Miller
Miller
Unscrambling a Base Running Play in Washington
In a 1960s Washington Senators game against the Baltimore Orioles the bases were loaded with two out in the bottom of the sixth. Ken Aspromonte faced a full count as Milt Pappas began his windup. A ball on the fourth ball led Keynes Kemmerer to slow toward home while Billy Consolo overran third on the walk. A snap throw from Gus Triandos retired Consolo at third before Kemmerer crossed the plate. The question remains whether Consolo is out and whether the run counts, or if he is safe due to automatic base advancement on a walk.
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Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Ken Aspromonte
Milt Pappas
Russ Kemmerer
Billy Consolo
Gus Triandos
Brooks Robinson
Kemmerer
A. Consolo
B. Consolo
C. Consolo
Would Prove Casey Wrong Would Prove Casey Wrong
Hank Bauer greets visitors in Palm Beach and expresses happiness to be with the Kansas City club. He hints at Casey Stengel without naming him, recalls winning the nice guy award from New York writers, and says he knows most of the team from his Yankee days.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Hank Bauer
Casey Stengel
New York Yankee
Kansas City
Bauer
New York
Connie Mack Field
Hank
New York Baseball Writers
Yankees
Elliott Praises Larsen After Exhibition Showing
Kansas City Athletics manager Bob Elliott praised Don Larsen for his outing in an exhibition against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Larsen pitched three innings, allowed four hits and two runs, but showed no arm trouble and delivered a solid fastball, though he had some difficulty commanding his curve. Larsen, 30, was acquired in a winter trade from the Yankees as the A's hope for a rebound season.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Elliott
Don Larsen
Larsen
Los Angeles Dodgers
A’s
Don
Elliott
New York Yankees
New York
Cardinals Move to St. Louis in NFL Realignment
The NFL unanimously approves moving the Chicago Cardinals to St. Louis as part of a broader realignment. Dallas gains several players from Green Bay and other teams, while Chicago Bears cover much of the Cardinals lease costs and expand into a lucrative TV market.
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Chicago Cardinals
Ist. Louis
Dallas
Miami
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis
Pete Rozelle
Walter Wollner
NFL
Cardinals
Rozelle
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Bears
Ottawa BB Bowl Phone Listing
Ottawa BB Bowl listing shows contact line and a string of numbers and codes that appear as an OCR fragment. The readable items include a phone number sequence and scattered digits, with no clear event or entity context. The fragment lacks identifiable people, organizations, dates, or locations to form a cohesive news item.
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Mike Rathet
Budge's
S. Main
Franklin County All Stars
Thornbrugh
Milliken
John Thornbrugit
Jim Milliken
Warren Chamber
Murray Rose
Gillette
Ivan Brown Tire
L&l Cafe
Tenn
A&i St
Minneapolis Lakers
Harry
Harry Smith
Main
NAIA
Evinrude
Harry Brown
Hdw
Sporting Goods 1540
By Ben Olan
BAL Sonsmlo
Casey
Poe
Card
National Football League
Ity Rey
Don McIlhenny
Southern Methodist University
Nate Borden
Indiana
Bill Butler
Chattanooga
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49Ers
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Ons
Porter-Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Williamsburg Wild Life Association
John Martin
Skelgas
336 South Main
Ottawa
North Main
COOP
Assn
T. Bennett
W. Hoopes
B. Hood
Bull
Martin Woodburners
Davis K. Baatholt
Morelet
Hicks
T Cc
Brandon W. Hollon
B. Boni
D. Berger
Brown Alley Cats
D. Richeson
D. McAvey
B. Berger
Bpeer
J. Hayden Spinters—o c. c. P. J. H. Ak B
Duethman Bantarpia Harrell
Montgomery Montgomery Wodrake
Hayden Huyett Hull
Wrane Tney
Medhity
Campbell
Brad H. Moody
Opdy Aul Kaub Sloepe Heathm
Kersley
Gillilang
Gillilan
Hustei
Finch
Welborn
Jecadu
Howell Howe
Harris E'N
Cateyubheao Aytin
Aaeuheao
Echipaid
Clea Akers
Walnabeu
Vooe
Heruus
Ian
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