Moore Dies From Ring Injury After Ramos Title Bout
Former featherweight champion Davey Moore died of brain damage from the Dodger Stadium fight with Sugar Ramos. He never regained consciousness after the 10th round knockout and died at White Memorial Hospital at 2:20 a.m. PST. Doctors cited cumulative brain injury from early blows and the rope strike as contributing factors. Moore had one prior knockout in 66 pro fights and thirty-one knockouts in fifty-eight victories. The loss followed a dramatic collapse in the dressing room, after which manager Willie Ketchum urged hope.
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White Memorial Hospital
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Yankees add Stan Williams to bolster pitching depth
The 1962 Yankees seek improved rotation depth after a weak pitching staff. Stan Williams, 6-foot-4, 230 pounds, allowed one hit in six innings in a spring win over the Mets, aiming to join Whitey Ford, Ralph Terry, and Bill Stafford as part of the rotation. Podres also pitched well for the Dodgers in a 6-1 win over Baltimore.
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Salinan All-Events Leader Shines at Women’s Bowling Tour
In Hutchinson Kansas Jeanette Malone of Salina seized the open all events lead at the Women’s State Bowling Tour with a 1714 total after 90 frames on Sunday, eight pins ahead of Polly Myers of Topeka. Pittsburg Sauer nabs open team with 2672 in week eight. leaders in other classes include Crapper Furniture 2498 and Derby Bowl 2418.
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Jeanette
Polly Meyers
Topeka
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OU Fresh Sophs Win Intersquad Meet At Ottawa University
OU freshmen and sophomores dominate the Ottawa University intersquad track meet edging juniors and seniors 66 to 65. Stan Hudson wins the 100 and 220. Darrel Randell takes the mile and 2 mile. Richard Miller wins shot put and discus. Freshman sophomores sweep mile and shot events with Randell, Wusterbrorth, Stratton placing 1-2-3 in the mile. junior senior team wins pole vault javelin and broad jump events.
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Stan Hudson
Darrel Randell
Richard Miller
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Carl Wusterbrorth
Kenneth Stratton
Rich Miller
David Johnson
Jack Miller
Bruce Bundy
Jim Coppoc
Ken Smart
Francis Gardner
Tom Kinder
Marshall Guyer
Richard Spong
Smart
Coppoc
Bowls 834 In Four Lines In KC Tournament
Ralph Kampschroeder at 1119 N Hickory rolled a four line 834 in the St Agnes Tournament in Kansas City. He did not miss a spare and averaged about 209 pins per line, placing among the winners.
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Ottawa Bowl at 41814 N Main Street
Local bowling venue Ottawa Bowl lists address 41814 North Main and phone CH 29741. No additional details available in readable text.
Braves In Triangular At Jewell
Ottawa University track and field men took part in a triangular meet at Liberty Missouri against host William Jewell and Baker University. The OU schedule lists meets with Baker, Emporia, Ottawa relays, KU Relays, Southwestern Night Relays, Graceland Relays, Baker at Ottawa and the KCAC meet at Bethany.
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Ottawa University
Liberty
William Jewell
Baker University
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College of Emporia
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Lawrence
Bethel
Southwestern
Winfield
Graceland
Lamont
Iowa
KCAC
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Lindsborg
Providence Friars Win NIT Title In Big Upset
Providence captured the National Invitation Tournament championship with an 81 66 victory over Canisius. Coach Joe Mullaney praised the Friars as playing their best with a fast break, versatile defense, and a deep lineup that clicked after a slow start to run their win streak to 15.
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Canisius
Midget Leaguer Fires 399 in Ottawa Bowl action
Craig Davis led A Midget League bowlers last week with a 213 and 186 for a 399 series at the Ottawa Bowl. Ralph Kampschroeder posted 234-192-175 for 601 in Saturday night mixed league play at the Ottawa Bowl. Duke Cheney added a 574.
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Loyola Bears Cincinnati 60 58 in Consolation Battle
NCAA Championship action in Chicago saw Loyola defeat Cincinnati 60 to 58 in a tight consolation clash. Duke topped Oregon State 85 to 63 to finish strong. NIT games featured Providence beating Canisius 81 to 66. Akron beat Armed Forces All Stars 75 to 69. National Junior College played Independence Kansas 75 over Moberly Missouri 68. Third-place Casper Wyoming 82 defeated Wilmington North Carolina 81.
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Record Scores Lead Class B Bowling Weekend Meet
LAWRENCE Kan AP Record scores posted in Class B doubles and all events at the men’s state bowling tourney weekend with 102 teams. A Beat and W Harms Newton set doubles mark 1282. J Wanek Russell all events 1855. tournament runs through May 19.
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Topeka
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Burlington
Loyola Ramblers win national title in NCAA final
Loyola of Chicago defeats Cincinnati 60 58 in overtime at Freedom Hall to claim the national championship in their first NCAA appearance. Vic Rouse scores the decisive follow jumper with one second left in overtime as Jerry Harkness and Les Hunter spark the comeback from a 15 point deficit.
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Ottawans Roll 2542 In State Bowling Meet
Ottawa team Heathman Oil rolled a 2542 series at Lawrence in the state tournament with an 801 866 875 line. Heathman players were C Keim 573 J DeVore 455 D Toum berlin 507 Max Reneau 520 and Fred Heathman 487. Me Cracken Electric rolled 2390 led by Phil McCracken 557 B Sport 451 F Ferguson 462 si 497 and J C Mc Daniels 423.
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Phil McCracken
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Eastern Semifinal tight in Syracuse Cincinnati duel
In an East semifinal thriller Syracuse edged Cincinnati 121 117 on Saturday. Cincinnati bounced back Sunday to win 125 118 and the best-of-5 series sits at 2-2. Detroit took a 107 103 win over St Louis in the West semifinal as St Louis leads 2-1. Tuesday features Cincinnati at Syracuse and St Louis at Detroit.
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