Citrus Circuit Roundup Injury Plagued Bosox Stay Winning
Boston manager Mike Higgins faces a depleted outfield as Ted Williams enters hospital for neck ailment and Gene Stephens sprains a thumb. Jackie Jensen returns from a tooth infection while 22-year-old Gary Geiger suffers bruises in the latest camp update.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Mike Higgins
Higgins
Ted Williams
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Jackie Jensen
Gary Geiger
Exhibition baseball results and notes from AP
AP reports Monday results from exhibitions including Detroit 8 Los Angeles 4 and Milwaukee 12 St Louis 2. Also details injuries to Don Geiger, performances by Hank Aaron and Karl Kaline, plus results New York 4 Cincinnati 0 and Chicago Cubs 10 San Francisco 8 with multiple games and upcoming schedules.
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Citrus Circuit Records Baltimore versus Pittsburgh game notes
In a rough box score style, Harshman Estrada and Triandos lead Baltimore with a home run by Harshman. Chicago trots Altman Banks Long and San Francisco with Brandt Speake McCovey Bresseud also homering. Pitchers Schaffernoth and Hyman credited with decisions amid a high scoring clash.
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Eighth Graders Take Over Tourney Scramble At Beckley Rec
The Beckley Recreation Building hosts the Town District Grade School Basketball Tournament with five 12 noon to 4 pm games led by Sylvia vs Maxwell Hill and Crab Orchard against Stamford. Sixth graders Crescent Lincoln Stanaford Institute and others won openers in tight fantasy action.
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Grade School and Junior High Schedule Snippet
Today features Sylvia against Maxwell Hill at noon Crab Orchard meets Stamaford at 1 Teel battles Cranberry at 2 Junior High No 1 seventh grade faces Cirtsville at 3 Mt Tabor meets Junior High No 2 seventh at 4 Wednesday offers Sprague versus Institute at 1 Maxwell Hill against Crab Orchard at 2 Mabscott versus Lincoln at 3 Crescent versus Stamaford at 4 Thursday fourth graders Mabscott plays winner of game 1 at 1 Piney View faces winner of game 2 at 2
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Junior High
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Institute
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A Crescent
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Venturi Declares Self as Masters Tournament Favorite
Ken Venturi, 28, San Francisco, says he is ready to win the Masters at Augusta. He predicts victory, cites past Masters missteps, and notes rounds of 68 71 68 on the 6980 yard course, with an eagle and strong front nine. leading contenders include Hogan, Snead, and Middlecoff practicing as rain-soaked greens hold firm.
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San Francisco
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Venturi
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Palmer
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Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
All America high school basketball team named
Tom Hoover of Archbishop Carroll Washington and James Robinson of Crane Tech Chicago lead the nation as All-America selections. Arthur Heyman Oceanside New York Bill Rafferty St Cecelia’s Kearny New Jersey and Bernie Butts Hialeah Florida also earn spots. Selection was by more than 100 coaches polled by Pa Trade magazine.
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Tom Hoover
Archbishop Carroll High
Washington
D. C
James Robinson
Crane Tech
Chicago
Arthur Heyman
Oceanside
N.Y
Bill Rafferty
St. Cecelia’s
Kearny
N. J
Bernie Butts
Hialeah
Fla
Hennon and Howell Withdraw From Pan Am Trials
AP reports withdrawals of Bailey Howell and Don Hennon from the U S college all star pool for the Pan Am Games trials at Northwestern University. Replacements include Don Goldstein of Louisville with Allen Seiden and John Richter named by Pan Am officials. loss of guards noted as a concern for the U S team.
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U. S
Santiago
Northwestern University
Bailey Howell
Mississippi State
Pittsburgh
Tiny Whiz
Don Hennon
Joe Ruklick
Northwestern
Don Goldstein
Howell
Reaves Peters
Fred Schaus
West Virginia
Goldstein
Hennon
Peters
Pan-Am
Allen Seiden
St. John's
John Richter
North Carolina State
Olson Wins disputed decision over Calhoun in San Francisco
Bobo Olson a former middleweight now fighting as a light heavyweight won a unanimous but hotly disputed decision after 10 rounds at the Cow Palace. Olson weighed 174 pounds and spoke of feeling 16, planning a month's vacation before pursuing top contenders Tony Anthony or Yvon Durelle, with matchmaker Benny Ford aiming to set up another bout soon.
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Bobo Olson
Rory Calhoun
Olson
Cow Palace
Calhoun
Tony Anthony
Yvon Durelle
Ring Magazine
Anthony
Durelle
Benny Ford
Ring Magazine Shuffles Heavyweight Ranks After Valdes Loss
Ring Magazine reorders the heavyweight list after Nino Valdes drops from second to sixth following a shock defeat by Charley Powell. Zora Folley moves to second, Henry Cooper to third, Sonny Liston to fourth, Brian London to eighth, and Powell lands in the elite at No. 9. Davey Moore is named fighter of the month for defeating Hogan Bassey and Bassey becomes No. 1 contender.
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Ring Magazine
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Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
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Philadelphia
Sonny Liston
Brian London
London
Cooper
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Powell
49Ers
San Diego
Davey Moore
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
Nigeria
Bassey
St Louis Pair Takes ABC Lead in Doubles
St Louis bowling partners from the B and B Club surged to the ABC doubles lead with a 1372 series after 41 strikes. Wehige and Fischbach tallied 22 and 19 strikes, posting 425 481 466 games as the Gersch brothers' 1316 faltered. Bubble-Up Club of Havana Indiana shot 2729 for sixth led by Dissman with 504.
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Bob
Wehige
Fischbach
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William Dissman
New Big Four to Play in Rose Bowl Under Open Contract
The Athletic Association of Western Universities ambitious setup replaces the failed Pacific Coast Conference. California Southern California UCLA and Washington form the core, agreeing to open end terms with the Tournament of Roses for the Rose Bowl game beginning January 1 1961. The PCC ends June 3 and a former member may still represent the West in 1960. Stanford invited as a possible fifth member. The Big Ten deal also expires after 1960 with renewal likely in May.
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Beckley Athletic Club hosts its first boxing card
Beckley Athletic Club presents ten bout card at the Recreation Building. Main event features Charles Sensabaugh versus Harold Wade with several Golden Gloves standouts in action. Semifinal pits Sammy Warwick against Bull dog Sims. crowd favorites Scarbro and Layne also scheduled. Roster includes Carr, Kizer, McCray substituting for Rapp, and local boxers from Beckley Mabscott Skelton Glen Morgan Mount Hope. Ringside tickets $1.50, adults $1, children 50 cents. Cotton White referees.
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Tanner
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Mount Hope High School
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Hinton
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Fof
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Chick Scarbro
Scarbro
Charles Atlas
Layne
Henry Kizer
Mount Hope
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Kizer
Ray McCray
Beckley
Tommy Rapp
Skelton
Billy Ransnick
Tom Pate
Glen Morgan
James Monroe
Cotton White
Wednesday Schedule Duke Syracuse Boston NHL Semifinals
National Hockey League playoff schedule lists Syracuse at Boston in a tied best-of-seven semifinal tied 3-3. Montreal leads Chicago 2-1 in their best-of-seven series. Boston leads Toronto 2-1 in theirs.
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