Spahn Beats Dodgers In Exhibition Victory
Warren Spahn, Milwaukee lefty, finally beats the Dodgers after a long stretch. He allowed two unearned runs in six innings, issued no walks, and fanned three as the Braves won 6-4. Milwaukee collected nine hits off Roger Craig and Larry Sherry, including two eighth inning runs. Ex-Yankees Hank Bauer and Norm Siebern drove in seven for Kansas City in a 10-1 win. Stan Musial had three RBIs as St. Louis topped Cincinnati 12-8. Pittsburgh beat Chicago White Sox 8-5 ending the Sox streak.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Roger Craig
Larry Sherry
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
New York
Kansas City
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Celtics Favored To Wrap Up Eastern Playoffs
Boston Celtics, at home against a Philadelphia team missing Wilt Chamberlain, are seen as strong favorites to clinch the NBA Eastern Division playoffs. Boston leads the series three games to one, aims to finish tonight, and hopes for rest before facing the Minneapolis-St Louis winner. Chamberlain is listed as doubtful with a hand injury but may play.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Celtics
Chamberlain
Tommy Heinsohn
Simon Ball
Warriors
Complete Shrine Game rosters add 4 players
The Shrine East West basketball rosters in Kansas City are completed with four additions. Govener Vaughn of Illinois Sam Stith of St Bonaventure and Bobby Joe Mason of Bradley fill the East roster to ten. Chuck Newcomb of Colorado State replaces Carrie Crisler of Utah on the West while Frank Sobrero of Santa Clara and Dennis Boone of Regis join the West. Practice opens Wednesday at Municipal Auditorium.
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Kansas City
Govener Vaughn
Illinois
Sam Stith
St. Bonaventure
Bobby Joe Mason
Bradley
Chuck Newcomb
Colorado State University
Carrie Crisler
Utah
Frank Sobrero
Santa Clara
Dennis Boone
Regis
Municipal Auditorium
Oscar Robertson Again Named College Player of the Year
Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson was selected by the U.S. Basketball Writers Assn. as the college player of the year for the second straight year. Runner up was Jerry Lucas of Ohio State. Robertson finished his collegiate career with 2,973 points and a 33.7 point per game average this season.
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Raleigh
N.C
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
U.S. Basketball Writers Assn
Dick Herbert
Raleigh News and Observer
Herbert
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Robertson
San Francisco
Hawks Boiling At Officials In Western Playoff Clash
St Louis Hawks furious over officiating ahead of the Western playoff final fifth game with Minneapolis. Ben Kerner accuses Dick Powers of bad calls as Hawks seek a 3-2 series lead while Lakers hope for another upset return. Pettit foul controversy lingers from Sunday game as Hawks cope with injuries to Foust Martin and Green.
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St. Louis Hawks
Laker
Minneapolis
Hawk
Ben Kerner
Powers
Hawks
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Larry Foust
Slater Martin
Si Green
Pettit
Rudy Larusso
Kerner
Four-Foot Putt Is Worth $2,000 St Petersburg Golf
George Bayer won $2,000 in a sudden death playoff at the St. Petersburg Open after a four foot putt rolled into the cup. Bayer and Jack Fleck finished tied at 282 after 72 holes at Gleneagles Illinois, with Bayer securing victory on the first extra hole by chipping in for birdie.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
George Bayer
Gleneagles
Ill
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Fleck
Baler
CBS Drops Policy On Canned Laughter
CBS will no longer disclose when canned laughter or applause is used on its programs. The policy, adopted after quiz show scandals, was abandoned by CBS vice president John H. Ream who said audiences now know such approval can be artificial and disclosure is unnecessary.
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New York
CBS
John H. Ream
Fat People and a Diet Humour Column
Ottawa Herald 1960 column humorizes weight, wife heckles husband over a 205 pound reading, discussing dieting, social view of fat people, and the comic edge of weight loss efforts. The piece blends self mockery with observations on manners, appetite, and daily life.
A Virus Theory Of Fat And It’s Hidden Spread
A strange theory proposes fat accumulation results from virus like transfer. Fat supposedly does not vanish but transforms into atoms that drift and settle on susceptible individuals, adding weight unseen. The speaker jokes about cooperating with a police officer for a graham cracker.
Truman Relative In Kansas City S Surgery Visit
George P. Wallace brother of Mrs. Harry S. Truman entered Research Hospital in Kansas City for surgery today. Wallace is assistant superintendent of maintenance for Jackson County Highway Department.
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George P. Wallace
Harry S. Truman
Wallace
Jackison County
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Business Teachers Assn
Salina
Rotary International
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Optomec Assn
Wichita Council of Social Welfare
Rutchinson
Nati
Manhattan
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wichita
Ae States
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Topeka
Credit Union League
aArious
Wichita American Assn. of University Women
Watt
Guard Assn
P.E.X. Cit Paneer
L.P. Gas Assn
Wieheta
Farmers Commission
Assn
Life Underwriters Con Kansas Public Health Assn
Order of Eastern Star
Salima
Fare Loan
SAL Kansastate Lumber
Wichita, Kansas
Grain & Feed Dealers Assn
South Central
Soropthmists International Assn
Galina
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
U. S
Rotary International Dist
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G.A.R. Sons of Unies Eteran
Vention
Feneral Puectare
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Perenta
Teache
Federation of Music Clubs
Flying Farmers Convention
Bodge City
League of Postmasters
Speen
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Mlobet
X-Rey
Canves- Chinsom
Kenase Feders Mion
Postal Clarke
Civilian International
Kansas Chiropes Society
Branted Foundation
Aall Beer
Sabinteaes
Frances
Truman
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
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Ottawa, Kans
Bill Ding
Gene Luff
Price Motor Co
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