Short Hole Turns Point in Collins Houston Classic Victory
Big Bill Collins won the Houston Classic after a playoff with Masters champion Arnold Palmer. On Memorial Park’s No. 7 hole Collins drilled a two iron to four feet, Palmer bogeyed, and Collins sealed a 3 under par 69 to win by two strokes. Result boosts Collins to fourth in money list while Palmer leads all with a record $47,657.57.
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Rate Johnson Heavy Favorite in 10 Round Fight
PHILADELPHIA AP Harold Johnson, the No. 1 light heavy contender, is a heavy favorite to defeat Clarence Floyd in a nationally televised 10 round bout from Convention Hall. Johnson, 31, Philadelphia native, 62-8, has won 11 straight and seeks a title shot against Archie Moore or the Johansson Patterson winner in June. Floyd, 10-7, gained notice with an upset over Von Clay in March.
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Dodgers Fall 5 3 to Reds as Pinson Shines
Dodgers lose 5 3 to Cincinnati. Vada Pinson stars with speed and two runs, while Roger Craig exits with a broken collarbone. Stan Williams plunks Pinson after a tense game as Philadelphia edges Chicago 10-9. Milwaukee at San Francisco rained out. Frank Thomas hits two Cubs homers in loss to Conley. Meyers wins in relief. Hobbie suffers loss.
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Bowling Scores in Royal League and Others
Bowling scores listed for multiple teams including McFadden-1 Beds-3 and National Guard squads. Top individual marks include Wolgast 2274-566, Heckman 205-598, Zell 203-577, Cearfoss 198-533, and Nitcher 192-528, with several forfeits and high games noted.
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OU Golfers Defeat College of Emporia
Ottawa University golfers swept a meet with the College of Emporia at Emporia Country Club. OU won 17 to a half in medal and match play. Jim King was medalist with 76 followed by Joel Carlson 80 Steve Sheehan 81 Darrell Lynde 89 Stan Bettin 94 and Don Bohling 95. Next OU meet hosts Rockhurst Saturday morning.
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Chicago Alone In First On Billy Pierce's Arm
Chicago White Sox win 5-3 over Baltimore as Billy Pierce adds a second complete game this season to lead the American League. Washington topples Cleveland 7-6 ending the Indians streak, Yankees surge to second with a 10-3 win over Detroit, and Boston edges Kansas City 4-3 in 10 innings in a busy AL slate. Pierce improves to 2-1. he allowed 10 hits with six strikeouts and no walks.
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AFL expands to 10 teams with Atlanta Chicago bids
The American Football League adds Atlanta and Chicago, bringing the circuit to ten teams. Eaton Chalkley lands the Atlanta franchise, declaring readiness to play once a stadium is secured. Chicago bids involve Tom King Jr. Johnny Rigney and Bill Veeck, with no franchise commitment yet. Existing AFL teams include Buffalo, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston, New York, Denver, Boston, and Oakland.
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Roth Sets Mark In Discus Toss At Haskell Relays
Ottawa senior Jim Roth boosted the discus mark to 150-11 to win the event at the Haskell Relays in Lawrence. Ottawa’s relay teams also claimed a trophy and finished among top placers as Lawrence, Haskell and Highland Park posted team scores. Roth’s best in the year for Ottawa varsity came with a 51-14 in shot, while the Cyclones placed third overall with 44 44 points.
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Ring names Sonny Liston fighter of month and moves top heavies
Ring magazine names Pone Kingpetch fighter of the month after his flyweight title. Sonny Liston rises to No 1 heavyweight contender following knockout of Roy Harris on Houston telecast, passing Zora Folley. Patterson remains No 3, with Johansson set for June rematch. Giardello climbs to No 3 middleweight. Fullmer No 2 challenger. Dupas up to No 4 and Stitch drops to No 5 after Australia upset.
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Baseball Scores from Tuesday and Wednesday Games
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