California Bears Aim For Repeat Title In Final
California's Golden Bears seek a second straight NCAA crown facing an underdog Ohio State after a 77-69 semifinal win over Cincinnati and Oscar Robertson. Ohio State beat NYU 76-54 to reach the final, while Cincinnati meets Cal in the consolation. Robertson limited to 19 points, Imhoff scores 25 for California.
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Golden Bears
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Cincinnati
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Cal McLish Seeks Spring Form In Exhibition
Cal McLish, a 19 game winner for Cleveland last season, allowed five hits in five scoreless innings as the Phillies edged the Reds 1-0 in Tampa. Reds manager Fred Hutchinson stressed spring is for fixing kinks while McLish seeks to reprove his spring jitters. Other Florida games saw the Braves top the Yankees 7-4 and the Tigers over the Cardinals 7-6. In Tucson the Indians hit six homers to beat the Red Sox 11-6 and the Cubs beat the Giants 5-2 at Mesa.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati
Phils
Tampa
Fred Hutchinson
Cal
Joe Nuxhall
Jim Coker
Florida
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
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St. Louis
Lakeland
Arizona
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Tucson
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
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Meet Again On Screen Strike In Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP Another meeting is expected early next week between the striking Screen Actors Guild and the major movie studios. Negotiators met Friday and reported little progress in the 11 day strike. The guild seeks a pension plan and a share in the profits from the sale of post 1948 movies to s.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Exhibition Baseball Results From Friday
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee beat New York 7 to 4, Detroit defeated St. Louis 7 to 6, Philadelphia won 1 to 0 against Cincinnati and Chicago (N) edged San Francisco 5 to 3. Cleveland topped Boston 6 to 0. Other games were canceled due to rain.
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Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Basketball Stars to Play for Charity in NYC
Oscar Robertson Jerry West Darrall Imhoff and Tony Jackson headline a 20 man Fresh Air Fund All Star game at Madison Square Garden on March 26 Robertson Imhoff and Jackson lead the teams with West coaching the East and George Smith coaching the West The game serves as a semiofficial college All Star tryout for the Olympic trials in Denver in two weeks
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Larry Siegfried
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Cincinnati
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Tony Jackson
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Lou Rossini
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West Virginia
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Denver
Fire damages lounge at Alcott Elementary in Joplin
In Joplin Missouri fire caused slight damage to a teachers lounge at Alcott Elementary School. The blaze was discovered and 230 pupils evacuated the building in 58 seconds.
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Joplin, Mo
Alcott
Lausse Wins In 4th Round At Madison Square Garden
Argentina’s Ed uardo Lausse returned to the U S ring by stopping Willie Greaves in 1 33 of the fourth round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Ruby Goldstein halted the bout after a ferocious sequence as Lausse readied a final onslaught. Basilio eyed a Lausse bout after the victory while DiVeronica outpointed Pachecho in an earlier eight round prelim.
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Eduardo Lausse
Carmen Basilio
U.S
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Ruby Goldstein
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Teddy Brenner
Basilico
Dick DiVeronica
Syracuse
Tommy Pachecho
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Mantle Knee Improves. Yankees Star Jogging
The knee swelling of Mickey Mantle, NY Yankees outfielder, has decreased and he can jog lightly, according to Dr. Sydney Gaynor, team physician, in St. Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
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Mickey Mantle
Sydney Gaynor
New York Yankees
Airliner Diverted to Avoid Jets Over Lansing
Northwest Airlines Flight 7 from New York with 67 passengers and six crew dived about 300 feet at 16 000 feet to avoid two military jets in formation near Lansing Michigan. A passenger and a stewardess from Minneapolis suffered neck injuries. Military officials disputed that the airliner was endangered.
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Minneapolis
William Smith
Margaret Higgins
Sherry Carter
Wilt Chamberlain clashes with Tom Heinsohn in Philadelphia showdown
Wilt Chamberlain and Tom Heinsohn fueled a fracas in the 115-110 Philadelphia win over Boston as the playoff series tied 1-1. The 7-foot-1 center, hampered by bandaged right hand, scored 29 points while accusations of rough play flew from both sides. The Warriors and Hawks-Lakers series also featured tight margins as teams chase a decisive route in the best-of-seven races.
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Chamberlain
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Philadelphia
Holy Cross Flash
Heinsohn
Warriors
KC To Rely On Its New Crop Of Yanks
Kansas City plans to lean on a fresh group of former Yankees plus rookie manager Bob Elliott as he adapts to a new league. Key moves hinge on Ken Hamlin at short and Jerry Lumpe at second with Lou Klimchock at third, if Hamlin proves he can start. Pitching depth appears promising with Daley, Bucks, Garver, Herbert, and Larsen anchoring the rotation.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City
Yankees
Bob Elliott
Ken Hamlin
Elliott
Jerry Lumpe
Lou Klimchock
Hamlin
Lumpe
New York
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
Don Larsen
Marv Throneberry
Bob Cory
Billy Tuttle
Columbus
Klimchock
Shreveport
Throne‘berry
Handyman
Dick Williams
Wayne Terwilliger
Williams
Harry Chiti
Pete Daley
Boston
Hank Foiles
Pittsburgh
Bud Daley
Johnny Bucks
Ned Garver
Ray Herbert
Larsen
Dick Hail
Salt Lake City
Ken Johnson
Portland
John Tsitouris
al Grunwald
Bull Pen
NCAA and Pro Basketball Scores and Schedules
Friday results include California defeating Cincinnati 77 to 69 and Ohio State beating NYU 76 to 54 in NCAA semifinals. Saturday features NIT and NCAA third-place and championship games in San Francisco and New York with multiple matchups. Philadelphia edged Boston 115 110 in the Eastern Division playoff series, with St Louis at Minneapolis in the Western Division.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State
NYU
New York
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Providence
NCAA
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Philadelphia
Boston
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Minneapolis
Hate Literature Injected In Demo Campaign
Anti Catholic mailings appear in Wisconsin as Humphrey and Kennedy vie for Democratic delegates. Humphrey campaign chief dissociates, Kennedy aide says no knowledge. Gene Foley asks Post Office to trace source after letters attack Catholic churches and priests mailed from Hutchinson Minnesota. Postmaster suspects boxes in Hutchinson received the mail, estimated 5000 letters statewide.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
John F. Kennedy
Post Office Department
Hutchinson
Minn
H.E. Jensen
Jensen
Hospital Staff Seeks Missing Radioactive Needle
Kansas City AP report that General Hospital staff search for a missing cobalt 60 needle used in cancer treatment. Radiologist Dr John W Barry warned exposure could burn, injure or kill.
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Kansas City
General Hospital
John W. Barry
White Sox edge Yankees to end four year pennant run
In 1959 the Chicago White Sox used speed and pitching depth to topple the New York Yankees. Al Lopez guided a late rally and a strategic call in a key 11th inning at New York that helped secure their first pennant in 40 years. The article poses a test of managerial judgment with the tied 3-3 situation and a lineup featuring Landis Lollar Fox Ditmar and others.
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al Lopez
New York Yankees
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White Sox
Lopez
Yankees
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Art Ditmar
Yanks
Neliie Fox
Jim Landis
Sherman Lollar
del Ennis
Earl Torgeson
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Lollar
Bradley Favored to Win NIT Finals Over Providence
Bradley, 26-2 and riding a scare over star Chet Walker, is a four-point favorite against Providence 24-4 in the NIT final. Walker, sick with a juice scare, is expected to play limited minutes as Bradley seeks its third title game in four years in a nationally televised showdown after a 82-71 semifinal win over St Bonaventure.
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NEW York
Bradley
Chet Walker
Providence
Braves
St. Bonaventure
Utah State
Chuck Orsborn
Walker
Benton Harbor, Mich
Bonnies
Chicago White Sox Still Lack Power
Chicago White Sox training camp drills fail to fix a long standing weakness as they win five exhibitions and lose one while batting .181. Pitching has been solid and no errors yet.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Chicago White ‘Sox
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Recap
Bowling scores show a mixed night with top totals including 642 by M. Wolgast for Royal T and 559 by R. Carlson for E and 8-2 cat. Fairmont and Elmer squads posted strong 400s with Hensick 446 and Hughes 527 respectively. High game marks include Fredeen 177 and Sublett 177.
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Wills
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Fairmont
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Removals list lists many address changes across towns
A dense roster details numerous residents relocating to new addresses, listing names and updated streets such as Mary Arismendi to 416 EB, Norma Blanco to 433 S Sycamore, Jack B. Davis to 411 E 14th, and many others including Robert McCombs, Genevieve Erkland, Wanda Peters, Leo Quaintance, and John Ward. The notice spans multiple streets like Cedar, Oak, Main, Walnut, and Sycamore, with some moves extending to Topeka and Springerville Arizona.
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Norma Blanco
S. Sycamore
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Clinton Hay Nes
EB Logan
N. Main
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Irl Staley
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Dean Swearingen
Marl Schmanke
Larry G. Wright
S. Hickory
Clyde H. Certain
Geo. W. Griffin
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Charles R. Jones
Olive
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Leon Mallory
William H. Miller, Jr
Max Montague
N. Muberry
Victor Brandon
Walnut
Wanut
Delmas Boyd
S. Cedar
Doris Grimm
Nate Gibbons
N. Matin
John R. Hyde
Wichita
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Wanda Peters
N. Cedar
James F. Meara
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Sedaltz
Charles Mundy
Masple
Frank Smith
Selma B. Smith
S. Main
Sarah E. Williams
Popar
Frances Bones
Overbrook
Eugene D. Black
Tremont
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