Twins Giants Move Out Front In 1961 Baseball Race
The Twins and Giants sit atop their leagues after opening day wins. Minnesota beat Baltimore 10-5 and 6-4 in 11 innings to lead the American League. San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 5-2 to top the National League. Leo Durocher in a dugout spat with umpire Conlan drew boos at Dodgers-Pirates game. St Louis topped Cincinnati 5-3. Cleveland beat Washington 3-2 in the nine-inning rallyless game. several games postponed due to foul weather.
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Rugged Linemen Added To WVU Alumni Roster
Morgantown WV May 13 two rugged linemen Gene Lamone and Ray Walsh join quarterback Freddy Wyant on the West Virginia University spring game alumni squad. Lamone started guard during 1951-54 golden days Walsh lettered 1951-53 Wyant became starter as a freshman in 1952 opening vs Furman and held the position thereafter.
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Baylor's Team Wins Sportsman Tournament Championship
Baylor and Arlen Bockhorn led former Dayton stars to the 19th Sportsman tournament title in Charleston. Elgin Baylor poured 33 points in a 94 92 victory over Hal Greer and Virginia Tech players, with Beckhorn adding 27 and the game winner with two seconds left. Wayne Embry scored 25 as the Royals duo joined the win.
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Iron stance tips for newspaper enterprise readers
The passage describes iron play techniques with variations in stance and weight shift. It explains No 9 irons favor a forward ball position and a more open stance as the club number increases. It notes the left arm should pull downward while wrists uncock below the waist as the right arm chases.
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Harness Racing To Resume After Chicago Stable Fire
Maywood Park in suburban Chicago plans to restart its month old season tonight after a stable fire killed three grooms and 42 horses. The blaze caused about 250000 dollars in damage, with firefighters saying a discarded cigarette or heater overload may have started it. Patrick Callahan was hailed as a hero for guiding horses to safety though his clothing burned as he ran into the flames.
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Litman urges NBA support for balanced league
Pittsburgh ABL owner Lennie Litman calls for NBA to back Detroit Cincinnati and New York to balance the league after Knicks coach Carl Braun criticizes ABL. Litman rejects raiding and says they will defend draft choices while seeking college talent.
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Tut Melman Selected President of BOA
Tut Melman of Pittsburgh was elected president of the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association at its 13th annual meeting New York during the weekend. Other officers chosen included Phil Fox Silver Springs Md first vice president Ed Strickler Harrisburg Pa second vice president and Russ Reisswanger Tenafly N J executive secretary.
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Daniels Cheerleaders Win Shady Spring Gold Medal
The Daniels Cheerleaders earned best in the annual Shady Spring District Gold Medal hoops tourney held at the Shady gym last week. Left to right: Shirley Richmond Katherine Cheek Gay Catlett Paulette Settle Rosetta Rufus. American Association Dallas Fort Worth six Denver nine Louisville five.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
National league standings show San Francisco leading with 7 wins and a .667 pace, followed by Cincinnati and St. Louis at .600. American League lists Minnesota at .800 and Cleveland at .750 with several teams contending. Sundays results include St Louis 5 Cincinnati 3 and San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 2, plus Los Angeles 13 Pittsburgh 6 in other games. Weather affected Monday’s schedule with snow and cold.
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