Cleveland Club Improves Under Gordon In 1960 Plans
Joe Gordon returns as Cleveland Indians manager. He projects a strong offense with Rocky Colavito possibly 40 to 50 homers and Tito Francona around 25 to 29. Infield may feature Power Temple Held or Strickland Phillips, while pitching features Gary Bell Jim Perry and Herb Score to regain form.
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Bowling Scores Booster League Standings Show Strong Finishes
Bowling scores and high series listed for Booster League and Wednesday Night Ladies League. Notable performances include Durbin 189 single game and 516 series, Cheney 831, Wasson 486, Chanay 504, Burgoon 573, and Jackson 417 for teams such as Courbin, Princeton, Calbhur, Mid-Continent, Wright, Anchor, Gillmore, Durbin and Mallicost, Ogle, and First Natl among others.
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Celtics Face Sixth Game For Fourth Win In East Playoffs
The Boston Celtics seek a fourth straight win in the NBA Eastern Division playoffs tonight at Philadelphia. Wilt Chamberlain, once hampered by a bruised hand, returned with 50 points to keep Philadelphia in contention as the Celtics hold a 3-2 lead. In the West, Ed Macauley hopes to keep his job by stopping the Minneapolis Lakers, who lead 3-2 as St. Louis tries to avoid elimination.
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Ottawa High tennis ties Osawatomie 2-2 in opener
Ottawa High School tennis lost two singles matches but won the doubles to tie Osawatomie 2-2 at Osawatomie yesterday. Doubles victors were Herb Harrah and Jack Smith 6-1 6-1 over Joe Clerico and Jean Karigo, and Sherm Spears and Roger Castell comeback 6-0 6-4 after a 7-8 first set. Singles results: Gordon Bruce 2-6 3-6 to Tom Coker and Tom Mudrick 2-6 2-6 to Dale Shaw. Next league match at Highland Park on March 29.
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U S Agency To Ask Extra Funds For Cuba Flights
Washington AP The immigration service plans to seek an additional 500000 for expanded actions against illegal flights between Florida and Cuba. Two Americans Howard Rundquist and William Shergales were forced to land near Matanzas after Cuban bullets hit their private plane. Authorities speculate the mission could have Cuban link though the fliers claim a fishing trip. Shergales captured. Rundquist injured while fleeing. Senate Appropriations Committee will be asked for the supplemental funds following last fall’s deployment of 100 extra agents in Florida.
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Ottawa U Schedules Afternoon Home Football Game
Ottawa University will play its first afternoon home football game in over a decade. The homecoming game against McPherson is set for 2:00 p.m. on Cook Field, with other home games at 7:30 p.m. on Sept 2, Oct 8, and Nov 12.
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Thinking About New Cage League Formation Discussion
Chicago AP reports Abe Saperstein of the Harlem Globetrotters calls a meeting to discuss forming a new professional basketball league. Saperstein, also part owner of the Philadelphia Warriors of the NBA, says he expects talks with Washington representatives.
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Hemus era as Cardinals manager showcased in 1959 season
Fiery manager Solly Hemus faced umpire ejections in his first big league year with the St. Louis Cardinals who finished seventh while building a young core. The prompt asks readers to rate his performance and tests strategic choices in a tied seventh inning against Robin Roberts. Stan Musial starts with a single and moves to third on Wally Moon’s hit as Hal Smith pops out and Bob Miller bats.
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Parsons junior college champs win Kansas title
Parsons Junior College defeated Hutchinson 88-81 in the final game of the best of three series to capture the Kansas junior college basketball championship. Parsons also won the national tournament.
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Pair Rookies Pitch A No-Hitter For Yanks
Pair rookies Johnny James and Bill Bethel combined for a 4-0 no hitter for the New York Yankees against the Philadelphia Phillies. James worked five innings with three strikeouts, Bethel four innings with five strikeouts, in an exhibition game noted as the second no hitter of the spring.
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