Green Kid Stigman Beats Yankees At Yankee Stadium
Dick Stigman, a 24 year old left handed rookie from Nimrod Minnesota, relieved in the eighth and fanned Gil McDougald, walked Mickey Mantle, and retired Roger Maris on a popup. He then held the Yankees to one hit in 2 23 innings and earned his second major league win as the Indians rallied for four in the 10th.
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Don Fullmer Wins Easily in Utah Boxing Bout
Don Fullmer, 21, defeated Stefan Redl of Passaic, New Jersey, by unanimous 10 round decision at the West Jordan Athletic Club in Utah. Promoter-manager Marv Jenson predicts Don will accelerate Gene Fullmer's retirement, with Don seen as a future title contender despite heat and a slow bout. Referees scored 97-94, 100-94, and 99-92 for Fullmer. AP tally listed 99-95.
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del Markham
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Associated Press
Fort Hays State Leads CIC Golf Opener
Fort Hays State led the CIC golf tournament after 27 holes in Pittsburg Kansas with a 464 team total. Emporia State 476, Omaha 488, Washburn 493, St. Benedict's 498, Pittsburg State 519. Paul Palmer of Fort Hays was the first day medalist with a 35 39 38 112.
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Three KU Seniors Named Co Captains For 1960 Football
Lawrence AP report says center Fred Hageman and fullbacks Doyle Schick and Fred Bukaty were elected co captains of Kansas’ 1960 football team. All are seniors. Hageman earned 1959 all-Big Eight honors after transferring from Arkansas. Schick, from Lawrence High, and Bukaty, from Kansas City, played high school ball for Hogan. KU closes spring drills with a varsity alumni game Saturday night.
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Furillo Weighs Retirement as Dodgers Star Battles Leg Trouble
Los Angeles star Carl Furillo, 38, says he may retire this season due to tender legs after a tough 38 innings and a .299 average last year. He plans to consult a Chicago specialist on the road trip and will decide after the doctor’s opinion. If advised to quit, he may bow out. otherwise he will continue playing.
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Freak Mishap Fatal To Ark City Man
Arthur Bradley Musson, 50, of Kansas City Kansas, was killed on U S 81 seven miles north of Medford Oklahoma in a freak traffic accident when a tractor trailer wheel broke loose from a tow vehicle, bounced onto a bridge, struck his car, and caused a fatal skull fracture.
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Sad Sam Helps Giants Extend Winning Streak
Sad Sam Jones starred for San Francisco with a two hit shutout over Philadelphia as the first place Giants stretched their winning streak to five. Ed Mathews added a two homer night for Milwaukee as they beat St Louis behind six runs in the fifth. Elroy Face earned a win in relief for Pittsburgh, while Gene Baker and Hal Smith drove in key runs for their teams.
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Curt Simmons Released By Phillies Ends Era
In San Francisco AP Phillies end Curt Simmons era with outright release after a 18.00 ERA for four appearances this year. Simmons, 31, debuted in 1947 as a bonus baby from Egypt Pennsylvania after signing for 65 000. Phillies GM John Quinn said the move allows Simmons to seek his own deal while Robin Roberts remains the lone holdover from the 1950 pennant team.
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Palmer and Hogan Lead Colonial Invitational Field
In Fort Worth Texas Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan headlined the Colonial National Invitational opening day. Palmer, with five prior trips and a top finish of twelfth, is the favorite to claim top money after a strong season. Hogan seeks a fifth Colonial title and defending champion status as 54 players including Sam Snead, Bill Casper, Bob Rosburg, and Palmer tune up ahead of the two hole affair through Sunday.
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Golembiewski Wins First Bowling Masters Title
Billy Golembiewski, 30, from Grand Rapids and Detroit, won the American Bowling Congress Masters Championship in Toledo defeating Steve Nagy 259 to 181 224 210 for a 874 series while Nagy totaled 755. Golembiewski earned 2280 dollars. Nagy 1900.
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Steve Nagy
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Bowling Bits Leagues Crown Winners at Royal T Lanes
Royal T Lanes finished the season with Moore winning the Wednesday night league and Royal T taking Friday honors. In a makeup Friday game Maracaibo edged E S for second. Royal T posted high scores 850 and 2436 while E S added 837 and 2360. Wednesday saw Moore’s leading with 914 and 2526, Pence second with 855 and 2488. Mary Lu Bur goon and Betty Moody received achievement awards for a 19-pin average gain. New officers named for the next Wednesday season include Mabel Gibiland as president and Eileen Bowman as vice president. In Ottawa Bowl leagues, Lee’s led Monday with 760, 712, 2126. Ottawa Savings high series 1941. Velma Foster first 500 series in five years. Unique led Tuesday with 812 and 2298. Arnold’s near KOFO lead. Bienics and Badges separated by 233 games in Thursday, Bond’s 791 2245 high team, Budges second 733. Reiter’s 2070 second high series.
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Miyra Smay
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Doug Weaver To Speak Here At Chamber Banquet
Kansas State Universitys youthful football coach Doug Weaver 29 will headline the Chambers Annual Athletic Banquet in Memorial Auditorium Tuesday. Weaver, part of Michigans nationally ranked teams from 1950 to 1952, has held several coaching posts including freshman coach at Michigan State and chief assistant at Missouri before joining K State. Other program participants include Robert Pence chamber president Rev Charles P Knight and Dr Nodney McClay master of ceremonies. Ottawa University and High School athletes will be introduced by their coaches.
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Ottawans to Regional Meet at Shawnee Mission North
About 10 Ottawa High School athletes will compete in the regional track and field meet at Shawnee Mission North this Saturday. Coach Orlis Cox notes the squad list is still incomplete pending additional tryouts this week. Qualified individuals include Leroy Martin javelin Jim Roth shot put and discus Allen Glenn 100 and 220 yard dashes Ron Reusch javelin Rod Lewis pole vault Roger Milbern high jump. relay teams will draw from Martin Lewis Glenn Reusch Steve Shaffer Charles Spooner Jerry Underwood and Bill Jensen. Fourth-place teams may reach state meet in Manhattan May 12 and 21.
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Charles Spooner
Jerry Underwood
Bill Jensen
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Tigers End Slump With 1-0 Win To Move To Sixth
Detroit earned a 1-0 victory at Washington to snap a 10 game skid and climb to sixth in the American League. Kaline delivered a late 11th inning homer off Ramos after Lary outduelled Ra mos in a two-hit shutout threat. Brandt tied the only other AL game with a 10th inning homer for Baltimore over Kansas City.
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Milwaukee Pitcher Giggie Bought by Kansas City Athletics
KANSAS CITY AP Pitcher Bob Giggie was bought from the Milwaukee Braves by the Kansas City Athletics on Wednesday. In exchange the A's sold lefty George Brunet to Louisville, a Braves farm club, with Athletics general manager Parke Carroll expressing high hopes for Giggie and noting a two year pursuit. Giggie went 12 7 with Atlanta in 1959, Brunet appearing in three games this season with two losses.
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