Weak Pitching Major Problem For Cincinnati
Cincinnati faces pitching woes as Freddie Hutchinson rebuilds with Cal McLish Bill Henry and new seesawing bullpen. The piece outlines trades sending Johnny Temple and Frank Thomas and introduces rookies Tony Gonzalez Rogelio Alvarez and Chico Cardenas plus expectations for Gordon Coleman and Roy McMillan in a reshaped roster aiming to bolster the starting staff and relief corps.
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Hutchinson
Johnny Temple
Cleveland
McLish
Billy Martin
Gordon Coleman
Henry
Lee Walls
Chicago
Frank Thomas
Cincinnati
Tony Gonzalez
Havana
Chico Cardenas
Rogelio Alvarez
Coleman
Mobile
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Martin
Roy McMillan
Willie Jones
Eddie Kasko
Erio Chacon
Big Eight Players Named to U S Olympic Trials
SAN FRANCISCO AP Three Big Eight stars Wayne Hightower Kansas Hershell Turner Nebraska and Charley Henke Missouri join a 12 man NCAA squad for the U S Olympic basketball trials in Denver March 31 to April 2 Coach Brad McCutchen Evansville leads other selected players Ed Smallwood Dale Wise Gary Uten Willie Jones Mel Peterson Chet Walker Mike Graney Horace Walker and Gary Phillips Also named is a second squad coached by Pete Newell including Oscar Robertson Darrell Imhoff Jerry West Tony Jackson Tom Stith Terry Dischinger Roger Kaiser Jim Darrow Tom Sanders Ron Johnson Walt Bellamy Ohio State and other selected names plus an 12th player yet to be named and Ohio State’s NCAA champions ship squad will also go to the trials. Dutch Lonborg Kansas announced the selections.
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Wayne Hightower
Kansas
Hershell Turner
Nebraska
Charley Henke
Missouri
Brad McCutchen
Evansville
McCutchen
Ed Smallwood
Dale Wise
Gary Uten
Kentucky Wesleyan
Willie Jones
American University of Washington
D. C
Mel Peterson
Wheaton
Chet Walker
Bradley
Mike Graney
Notre Dame
Horace Walker
Michigan State
Gary Phillips
Houston
Pete Newell
California
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Darrall Imhoff
Jerry West
West Virginia
Tony Jackson
Brooklyn St. John’s
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Jim Darrow
Tom Sanders
New York
University
Ron Johnson
Minnesota
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Baseball Scores from Monday Results
Pittsburgh 8 Chicago A 5. Milwaukee Los Angeles 4 Kansas City 10 New York 1 St Louis 12 Cincinnati 8 Cincinnati B 4 Philadelphia 4 3?
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Fittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukeee
Los Angeles
Kansas City
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cincionati
Philadelphis
Braves and Dodgers duel for pennant in dramatic playoff
In 1959 the Milwaukee Braves chase the NL title but lose to the Los Angeles Dodgers after a tense two game playoff. A late August clash at St Louis sees Don McMahon relieve Spahn and face a critical decision on White with bases loaded and tied game in the ninth.
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Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Don McMahon
Warren Spahn
Joe Cunningham
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Unknown Puts Champ Brown Out Of Action
Light weight champion Joe Brown faces an indefinite layoff after a sixth round technical knockout by Ray Portilla in an overweight bout in San Antonio. Brown fractured a rib, was ahead on two scorecards before the stoppage, and will miss at least a month. Portilla, a New Yorker living in Houston, appeared stunned as Brown exited.
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Champ Brown
San Antonio
Joe Brown
Little Negro
Baton Rouge
Ray Fportila
Brown
Portilla
Houston
Tom Attra
Big Five seeks opponent for Rose Bowl by freelancing
In San Francisco AP report the fledgling Big Five Athletic Conference will seek a Rose Bowl opponent from top national teams after spurning a Big Ten renewal. AAWU officials say two West Coast teams unlikely to meet Pasadena winner. Big Ten possible if post season pact shifts.
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San Francisco
Big Ten
Frank Kidner
California
Aawu—Athletic Assn
Pasadena
Stanford
Southern California
UCLA
Washington
Kidner
Earl Neale Named To Hall Of Fame In Football Honors
Earl grea sy Neale, a versatile athlete who coached college teams and played Major League Baseball, is nominated for football Hall of Fame in both player and coach categories. The list includes 61 former players and eight coaches. nine will be inducted next December at a ceremony in New Brunswick. Neale played end at West Virginia Wesleyan 1908–1910 and coached at Marietta, Washington and Jefferson, West Virginia, Virginia, Yale, and in pro football with the Philadelphia Eagles. He also appeared with the Cincinnati Reds from 1916 to 1924, with a 1919 World Series bid. Additional coaches nominated include Lou Little and Don Faurot among others.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Earl
Greasy) Neale
Neale
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marietta
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Virginia
Yale
Professionals
Philadelphia Eagles
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Cincinnati
Chicago
Black Sox
Lou Little
Georgetown
Columbia
Charles W. Caldwell Jr
Williams
Princeton
Jess B. Hawley
Iowa
Dartmouth
Don Faurot
Kirksville Navy
Missourh
Missourii
George E. Gauthier
Michigan State
Ohio Wesleyan
Lombe Scott Homaker
Maryville
Southwestern University
Baldwin-Wallace
Lincoln College
Preston (Putty
Tennessee Tech
Russ Stein
Navy
Bill Ingram
John J. McEwan
Pooley ‘Hubert
Eugene
Shorty) Miller
Carol Heiss to Wed Hayes Alan Jenkins
New York AP reports Olympic figure skating queen Carol Heiss and Hayes Alan Jenkins plan to marry on April 30 in New York. Jenkins, Akron attorney, was 1956 Olympic champion. Heiss, 20, NYU English major, says the secret is out and she will turn professional after the Olympics.
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New York
Carol Heiss
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Jenkins
Akron
Ohio
Miss Weiss
New York University
Carol
Bowling Scores From Monday Mixed League Results
In the Monday mixed league results Doty Byrd team led with J Byrd posting 185 and 50 for a 235. Durbin Peters team saw W Durbin top with 179 and 30 for 209. Goss Amek led with 213 and 505 for 718 while Williamson Shisler led with 200 and 547 for 747. Schultz Wasson led 204 and 838 for 1042 points in the Wasson Wesen and Deputy Kramer pairings.
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Doty-Byrd
J. Byrd
Peter-Durbin
W. Durbin
T. Porter
Amek-Goss
Goss
Wassmer-Grabham
J. Wassmer
Cordle-Brown
Cordle
Lollar-Bennett
M. Burgoon
R. Bennett
Shisler-Williamson
C. Williamson
Seymour-Schultz
R. Schultz
Wasson-Wesen
B. Wasson
Kramer
J. Kramer
Frick Hints At Ruling In Cleveland Lane Feud
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick says he may rule in favor of Frank Lane in the Cleveland Boston trade feud with Bucky Harris. The dispute arose after the Red Sox sent Sammy White and Jim Marshall to Cleveland for Russ Nixon, White’s retirement announcement followed, Lane demands Nixon return, Harris refuses, and Frick mentions a rule canceling deals if traded players fail to report within 10 days after the season opens.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Ford Frick
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Frick
Florida
Harris
Lane
Red Sox
Sammy White
Jim Marshall
Russ Nixon
White
Nixon
Kansas Enters Cowboy Relays
Kansas, the defending NCAA champion, joins nine university teams for the Cowboy Relays in Stillwater Oklahoma. Oklahoma State Oklahoma Kansas State Tulsa Arkansas Drake Wichita Ft Sill in the university division join Fort Hays Emporia State Southwestern State of Kansas and Lincoln University Missouri in the collegiate division. It marks the first Kansas Oklahoma meeting since the Sooners edged the Jayhawks for the Big Eight Conference indoor title.
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Stillwater
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Tulsa
Arkansas
Drake
Wichita
Ft. Sill
Fort Hays
Emporial State
Southwestern State of Kansas
Lincoln University of Missouri
Sooners
Jayhawks
Ottawa High Thinclads Open Road Workouts
Ottawa High track coach Orlis Cox says the team trains on a gravel county road to toughen athletes for mud and cold. With 14 lettermen back, including senior Thorpe Nolan and Jenkins, and provisional lettermen Joe Kunard and Steve Shaffer, the squad faces uncertain starts as the Garnett meet and Ottawa Relays may be canceled due to wet conditions.
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Ottawa High
Orlis Cox
Cox
Thorpe Nolan
Den
Joe Kunard
Steve Shaffer
Mickey Reed
George Gage
Garnett
Ottawa
Bauer Lower's Boom On Yanks
ST. PETERSBURG Florida AP Hank Bauer a Yankee star for 12 years made his first appearance against his former teammates driving in five runs on five hits as Kansas City defeated New York 10 to 1 in an exhibition game The 38 year old outfielder went the full nine innings collecting two doubles and three singles He has 10 hits in 17 at bats for a .588 average Another former Yankee infielder Jerry Lumpe had three hits in five at bats boosting his average to .419 Ned Garver Bud Daley and Dick Hall limited the Yankees to nine hits The A s face Detroit at Lakeland Fla today with Don Larsen George Brunet and John Tsitouris sharing the mound duties
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Kansas City
New York
Jerry Lumpe
Ned Garver
Bud Daley
Dick Hall
Yankees
A’s
Detroit
Lakeland
Don Larsen
George Brunet
John Tsitouris
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