Indoor stars set for Herschel Smiths LA Invitational
Indoor track glow lights up Sports Arena as top names gather for Herschel Smiths seventh LA Invitational. Field events begin 7 30 p m with 80 yard highs and mile and two mile features. Notable entrants include Rex Cawley Blaine Lindgren Don Shy Kipchoge Keino Jim Grelie Gaston Roeixnts and Dee Andrews plus Olympians from abroad and U S clubs.
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Don Shy
America
Paul Kerry
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NCAA
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Long Beach City College
Dee Andrews
McCullouch
Andrews
U.S
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Peter Snell
Jim Grelie
Oregon
Snell
Herb Elliott
Gaston Roeixnts
Belgium
Gripping Big Bonuses Stir Pro Football And Baseball
Rivalry and riches loom as rookies land hefty bonuses in football and baseball while Yankees ponder sale. Veterans like Willie Wood back high pay, Donny Anderson hints at future joint drafts, and Pete Rozelle notes continued spending. Angels GM Fred Haney jokes on Dick Stuart as Braves’ fate interests loom.
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Willie Wood
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Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Green Bay
Anderson
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NFL
Pete Rozelle
NFB
Mantle to Undergo Shoulder Surgery Next Tuesday
New York Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle will have surgery at the Mayo Clinic to remove a bone chip from his right shoulder. The team says he should recover in time for spring training and that there is no pain in the shoulder, though he cannot use his right arm fully.
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Surprise of Year Twin Win Upset in 1963 AP Poll
The Minnesota Twins captured the upset of the year in the 1963 AP tally, finishing well ahead of the favored Yankees with 28 first place votes and 143 points from 164 voters. Los Angeles Dodgers led the NL with 27 first place votes and 128 points.
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Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versalles
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Chicago White Sox
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Penn Wea
Eeras
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Foe Gino “Eer
Aistanas Hioornent Yankees
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Massengale Leads Crosby After 36 Holes At Pebble Beach
Don Massengale fired a 67 at Pebble Beach to grab a two stroke halfway lead in the Bing Crosby classical. Arnold Palmer faltered with a 70 to stand third at 140 as Bert Yancey and Massengale share the top after two rounds.
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Prince
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Dodger
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Sandy Koufax
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Independent
Press-Telegram
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Ine
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Too Little Gridder Carries Rutgers Bequest Dream
A Rutgers football program benefitting from a $3 million bequest follows the death of Thomas Turner Barry in 1949. His widow’s estate will provide about $120,000 annually so long as football remains ongoing, reinstating hope for scholarships and program growth.
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Erratic Lakers Lose Third in a Row to Warriors
Lakers rely on a makeshift five man lineup and fade in the final quarter, dropping 120 to 109 as Nate Thurmond dominates for San Francisco with 26 points and 21 rebounds. West scores 38, King 15 in a career high 41 minutes as Los Angeles heads to New York for a Madison Square Garden doubleheader.
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Hardly a divine day for Alvin Dark at Pebble Beach
A woman spectator at the Bing Crosby golf tournament watched Alvin Dark, former manager of the San Francisco Giants, hit tee shots out of bounds on two holes in a row. She quipped that God is gelling with him for leaving pitchers in too long when he managed the Giants. Dark has just been named manager of the Kansas City Athletics.
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