Pomona Athletes Honored At Pomona High Banquet
Sixteen Pomona High School boys received athletic awards at a Pomona Methodist Church banquet. Fifteen elementary players also earned awards. High school football letters went to Fritts Tessar Hackett Bell Swallow Lantis plus other football and basketball letters to Warren Chamber s Wil liston Nelson Sleichter Servaes Burgoon Stoneking Miller R fritts Howell Raby and staff. Elementary A team awardees included Lindsay Langley Lantis Pinkston Randall Crawford Pruett. B team letters went to Langley Griffin Love Harkins Dennis Baxter Rice Ingle. Coach Carlin Nalley presented high school awards, and Charles Hill presented grade school honors.
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Pomona High School
Pomona Methodist Church
Warren Chambers
Ralph and
Rolland Williston
Ralph Nelson
Art’ Sleichter
Danny Servaes
Jim Burgoon
Dick Stoneking
Charles Fritts
John Tessar
Eddie Hackett
Joe Bell
Don Swallow
Stan Lantis
Alvin Miller
Richard Fritts
Mana
Mike Lindsey
Jack Langley
Gale Lantis
Arlen Pinkston
Jerry Randall
Allen Crawford
Jim Pruett
Jim Langley
Phillip Griffin
Tom Love
Charles Harkins
Phillip Dennis
Jim Baxter
Gary Rice
Wesley Ingle
Carlin Nalley
Charles Hill
Pomona
Hawks Ready For Celtics in Second NBA Playoff Game
Boston aims to take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series after a 140-122 win. St Louis center Larry Foust may miss the game with a bruised heel, risking Hawks’ depth against Celtics stars Bill Russell and Red Auerbach plans.
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Boston
St. Louis Hawks
Ed Macauley
Bud
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
National Basketball Assn
Celtics
St. Louis
Hawks
Larry Foust
Foust
Minneapolis
Macauley
Faust
Clyde Lovelette
Bill Russell
Wilt Repeats He Is Quitting
Wilt Chamberlain reiterates he will never play in the NBA again, but hints the league might change. He spoke Monday night at the Philadelphia Basketball Writers Club awards dinner after being named NBA outstanding player and rookie. He also rebuked Bob Cousy for questioning his racial issue claims and said Cousy has no right to speak for all players.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Assn
Philadelphia Basketball Writers Club
NBA
Philadelphia Warriors
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Cousy
Chamberlain
Upheld Conviction Of Russian Spy Abel
The Supreme Court affirmed the espionage conviction of Russian Col. Rudolf Abel, the USSR's top spy caught in the United States. Convicted in Brooklyn in 1957 for conspiring to steal US military secrets for the Kremlin, he faced a $3,000 fine and 30 years in prison. Justice Frankfurter led a 5-4 ruling after a second round of arguments. Justices Brennan, Warren, Black, and Douglas dissented in various forms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Abel
Brooklyn
United States
Kremlin
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Brennan
Warren
Black
Douglas
Justice Douglas
Justice Black
Baseball Scores Monday and Tuesday from New York and Detroit
Reports show Kapaas City defeated Detroit 4 to 1 and St Louis beat Chicago 3 to an unknown score. On Tuesday March 29 1960 Los Angeles edged New York 9 to 8 while Baltimore won 2 to Cincinnati 2 in ten innings.
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Kapaas City
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Jones Wins But Sustains Deep Eye Wounds in Fight
Unheralded Doug Jones, 13-0, defeats Von Clay 10 rounds by unanimous decision at St. Nicholas Arena in New York. Jones sustains a left eye cut, knocks Clay down once, and earns a 30 day medical suspension ruling that cancels his April 22 bout with Willie Pastrano in Miami Beach. Clay, 11-2-2, weighed 175 pounds to Jones 171.
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New York
Doug Jones
von Clay
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
Jones
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Fla
Doug
Clay
NBA
Carbo Trial Delayed To June 27 In Extortion Case
In Los Angeles AP reports the Frankie Carbo extortion trial was postponed to June 27. Carbo, a boxing figure, faces charges of trying to muscle in on earnings of welterweight champion Don Jordan. He had surgery Friday in New York and the federal court moved the case to allow recovery.
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Los Angeles
Frankie Carbo
Carbo
Don Jrdan
New York
Senators Chief Griffth offers Sievers trade to White Sox
Orlando AP early report says President Calvin Griffith of the Washington Senators has offered to trade first baseman Roy Sievers to the Chicago White Sox. Griffith demands at least a catcher and an infielder in return and GM Bill Veeck says he will discuss the offer with Manager Al López after conferring Monday.
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Orlando, Fla
Calvin Griffith
Washington Senators
Roy Sievers
Chicago White Sox
Griffith
Bill Veeck
White Sox
al Lopes
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Ralph
Wellsville
Jack Fenton
Ger
John Howell
Dey Nelson
Jim Raby
WIBW
Topeka
Wilt
Ottawa Lumber CO
S. Main
Hon Acia
John G. Kaiser Drug Store Masonic Building
Ottawa
Charles E
Pol Adv
Tara ER
NCTC
H.P. Clinton
MATIC
Sheldon's
Hy Sheldon
South Walnut
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