Hawks Even Series In Playoff Thriller
Boston and St. Louis split the opening games of the NBA best of seven. Celtics star Bill Sharman scored 30 points but Boston faltered after halftime as Pettit and Lovellette led the Hawks to a 113-103 victory tying the series at 1-1 and setting up a shift to St. Louis for the next games.
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Willie Mays Appears More Relaxed This Spring
Willie Mays shows eased pace in Arizona with Giants. He still stars in exhibitions, hitting .333 with 14 hits in 42 at bats and delivering a notable pinch hit. Rigney aims for steady play, avoiding full effort in every game to prevent injuries.
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Franchise To Stay In Cuba Amid Unrest Rumors
International league officials pledged the Havana franchise would remain in Cuba with no plans to move or lose the Havana team. The Dallas Times Herald claimed a move to Newark or Jersey City due to pressure from minor league czar George Trautman. Bobby Maduro denied any discussion of relocation.
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Shay) Shaughnnessy
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OHS Tennis Opens with 4-0 Loss to Highland Park
Ottawa High School tennis opened league play with a 4-0 defeat on Highland Park’s court. Gordon Bruce fell to Steve Wood 6-0 6-0, Tom Mudrick dropped 6-2 6-0 to Frank Ludye, while Herb Harrah and Jack Smith lost 6-1 6-1 to P. and J. Rebek. Roger Castile and Sherm Spears were beat 6-1 6-1 by Tom Decker and Dick Evans. The Cyclones host Lawrence on April 5.
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Brave Track Team Meets Jewell Here
Ottawa University braces for its first outdoor meet of the season as the Braves host William Jewell at Cook Field tomorrow at 2 30. OU leads in the 100 dash with Bill Wilson at 10 flat, supported by Epps, Marvin Wilson, Maack, and Costa. Siscoe and Kinder pace shot put and high jump, with Kinder fetching a 62½ inch high jump mark at Manhattan. Copeland is slowed by injury but may run in relays. coach Boucek notes Jewell has never beaten OU.
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Weather disrupts Ottawa relays season opener
Bad weather forces Ottawa high school track to alter practice for the relays. Coach Orlis Cox fears rain hampers conditioning as the season opens with a 3 30 p m dual meet against Garnett, joint with Ottawa University. Cyclones moved indoors for weights, plans for Ottawa Relays press on with six state entries and Dick Godlove serving as starter.
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Palmer Leads PGA Tour With $26,809 In Earnings
Arnold Palmer, from Ligonier Pennsylvania, has earned $26,809 in prize money from 12 tournaments this season. He topped the PGA tour weekly standings after winning four of 12 events and finishing in the top five in seven, holding the top spot in the rankings.
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Pro Football Meeting Opens amid Schedule Talks
In Chicago 13 club reps began work on the 1960 NFL season. The session approved an unchanged TV policy and formally recognized the Chicago Cardinals move to St Louis. Commissioner Rozelle said schedules would be announced by clubs and that drafting a slate for Dallas would pose no difficulty, with the new member joining the Western Division.
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CBS TV package proposal dominates Miami meeting report
The Miami gathering discussed a CBS offer on a regional NFL TV package with the Cleveland Browns tied to a broader network plan. The proposal, reportedly valued near several million dollars, aims to carry all Browns and NFL games under a CBS based arrangement, with existing contracts likely guiding the long term pattern.
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