Exhibition season woes loom for stars as Larsen bows out
Major league exhibition action showed Willie Mays sidelined by a split leg and Mickey Mantle out with a shoulder injury while Don Larsen exited with a pitching shoulder problem in a 10-2 Cardinals win. Other results featured Indians edging Red Sox 5-4 as Boston’s seven-game streak ended, Dodgers and Phillies offensively strong, and notable performances from Mantila Bruton and Triandos.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Reported From Sunday Action
Baseball scores from Sunday show Milwaukee defeating Cincinnati 11 to 6 and Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 13 to 8. St Louis won 10 to 3 over New York, Los Angeles edged Washington 2 to 1 in seven innings due to rain, San Francisco at Chicago (N) in Yuma cancelled by high winds, Baltimore beat Manson City 9 to 6, Cleveland 5 over Boston 4, Detroit 2 over Chicago (A) and other results incomplete.
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Oscar Proves He Is A Real All American
OSCAR ROBERTSON dominated the Mid West regional final for Cincinnati, fueling an 85-75 win over Kansas State. The 6-5 junior posted 24 points, 17 rebounds and 13 assists, engineering the last 10 Bearcats points to secure a trip to Louisville for the NCAA semi finals. Coach George Smith and Kansas State praised his all around brilliance and unselfish play.
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College basketball results round up and brackets
NCAA Tournament quarterfinals highlight West Virginia and others with scores such as Boston University 82 over West Virginia 46 and Kentucky 98 over Marquette 69. NIT and NAIA results include Bradley 83 over Butler and New York University 90 over Denver 81. The brief tally shows multiple matchups across divisions, with teams including Kansas State California St Marys Navy St Josephs Providence Manhattan NYU and more.
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State Class AA Title Is Taken By Wyandotte
Ernest Moore of Sumner was named most valuable in the Kansas Class AA tournament at Wichita. Wyandotte won its third straight state title led by Terry Hammons with late bucket punches and free throws in a 52-50 overtime win over Sumner. Parsons took third by beating Atchison in OT.
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Valley Teams Could Nail Two Tournament Crowns
The Missouri Valley Conference rides a strong bid as Cincinnati and Bradley lead NCAA and NIT fields. Key MVC teams St Louis and Bradley boast top seeds, with St Louis facing Providence and Bradley meeting St Bonaventure in semifinals. Cincinnati stakes a late title push against California ahead of finals settings.
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NAIA Champs To Be Rough Again In '60
Tennessee A&I State loses key aces after winning three straight NAIA titles but coach John McLendon believes the Tigers remain the team to beat. Star Dick Barnett posted 26 points to lift Tennessee A&I to a 97-87 victory over Pacific Lutheran College, capping a three tourney total of 390 points. Southwest Texas State took third by defeating Fort Hays State 87-80 as Rudy Davalos sparked a late rally. Fort Hays was led by Gary Casey with 25 points.
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Tough Guys To Eat Baby Food Policy Endorsed in Duval County Jail
In Jacksonville Florida AP reports a new jail policy by Sheriff Dale Carson won support from Juvenile Court Judge Marion W Gooding requiring young inmates in the Duval County jail to eat baby food as a method to maintain discipline within the juvenile section of the facility.
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Moore Takes On Bassey For World Title In LA
Olympic boxer Davey Moore of Springfield Ohio challenges World Featherweight Champion Hogan Kid Bassey of Nigeria in a 16 round title fight at the Los Angeles Olympic Auditorium. The bout airs coast to coast on ABC. Moore stands 35 5 1 with 15 knockouts while Bassey is 54 10 1 with 20 knockouts in a 5 3 matchup.
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Stealers Triumph In Lansing Basketball Showdown
Lansing game saw the Kansas State Penitentiary Stealers of Lansing smash Beet's Town Team of Ottawa 109 to 56. Schultzer led with 33 points while Sonny Harford added 23 for Beet's.
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Remainder Of Church League Games Are Off
Recreation Commissioner Orris Cox announced the remaining Ottawa Recreation Church basketball games are canceled. He said the games do not affect the league title. Trinity Methodist won the junior division while Church of the Nazarene claimed the senior championship.
Vermont Alpine SkiChampionships See 100 Competitors No Casualties
STOWE Vermont AP reports more than 100 competitors took part over three days in the Vermont Alpine Ski Championships with no injuries. Bill Beck, slated to coach next year’s American Alpine Olympic team, went for a pleasure run Sunday and broke an ankle.
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Ottawa Bowl League Scores Report
Scores from 41814 N Ottawa show midget league entries with team totals and partial per frame breakdown. The fragment lists numbers for Island and ABS teams across rounds, with several scores in the 100s and 150s and a final 3rd line indicating a third frame outcome.
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