Abe Saperstein to scout in Japan and Cleveland links
Abe Saperstein, famed Harlem Globetrotters owner, expands scouting beyond basketball to baseball. He has reportedly aided Pacific League star Raines, whose success drew Cleveland Indians to view him. Murakami of Hankyu Braves visited Saperstein with gifts, signaling cross sport and cross country talent moves.
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Minoru Murakami
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Larry
Raines
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Cleveland Indians
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Indians
Indianapolis
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Jeague
Alamo Stadium hosts four basketball teams in race
Four teams will figure in the Alamo Stadium event. Gold Name, once confined to Philadelphia, derives from the organization that spans the South. Philadelphia Hebrew and Ainetics society are noted in the context of the event.
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Playground project takes root in town effort
A community drive, led by local backers including Hudson and the Missions, aims to build a large boys league playground from scratch to curb mischief. The effort involves Frank Carswell and connections to Gus Weber and Tong-time patrons. plans note Frank Carswell’s return to Houston and Santa Rosa hospital for a foot infection. Stan erika had to return home amid recovery.
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Delly Bean
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Bowser
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Crucial Stage in College Basketball Postseason Push
College hoops enter final four weeks as NCAA bids loom. Top teams shift aims with conferences still deciding titles. Notable races include Utah and Brigham Young in the Skyline, Oregon State in the PCC, Penn and Columbia in the Ivy, and several independents like Marquette and Dayton jockeying for at-large spots.
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Big Boys
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Brigham
Slais Gill
Halbrook
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Quakers
Columbia
Cornell
Princeton
Dwyer Frustration Marks Close Exhibition Race
In a murky finish at Phoenix Littler and Dwyer tangled for a tight exhibition. Dwyer finally broke free and staggered across the line at 4:06 as Santee and Bob McMillen clocked 4:06.55. Dwyer protested and claimed unfair disqualification, insisting fairness for all.
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Top 10 college basketball teams ranked nationwide
San Francisco leads at 16 4 followed by Kentucky 14 2 Utah 27 2 NC State La Salle Duquesne George Washington UCLA Illinois Marquette and Maryland round out the top ten in the nation wide survey. College teams and upcoming spring training are noted with Houston announcing plans for spring drills under coach Bill Garden.
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Dayton
Cincimnnati
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Nigara
Canisius
Memphis State
I Za Eele
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Tlino
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World video mile record shocks Millrose crowd
Nielsen shaves two tenths from Wes Santos mark to set 4 03.6 as Santee and Dwyer contend behind. Nielsen passes Santee on the turn while Dwyer is shoved off track amid a fierce finish at Madison Square Garden.
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Weekend College Basketball Scores Report
Sunday results highlight Iona topping St Ambrose while Creighton and Quincy split. Saturday scores include Rutgers, Bridgewater, Farmington, Oneonta, New Paltz, and numerous regional games with Bracket outcomes and multiple upsets across divisions.
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St_Ambroze
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Quincy
Til
Lewis
Sauna
St Vincent
Associated Press Press
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Great Spoon Shot Wins Phoenix Open as Palmer Halts Bid
Gene Palmer wins the Phoenix Open with a spooned 240 yard shot landing on the green. He birdies out with two putts to edge Littler and Hebert. Littler leads money list. Hebert ties for runner up with Barber and Kron scoring 63 and 62 respectively. Best amateur honors go to Eddie Draper of Seattle.
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Manel Odessa
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Palmer
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Hebert
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Jerry “Barber
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Kron
Wesley Ellis
San Antonio
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Stan .Moses
Eddie. Draper
Seattie
Alamo Golf Roundup and Riverside final set
The Alamo Golf-assa weekly Sunday round resumes with Samessen taking honors at 82 and Gilbert Delgado Ward Monita and Gilbert Areche posting 64 to win the Pan-American amateur event. Riverside hosts a final round postponed by wet conditions as 3 stroke leaders Davie Treving and others chase titles and the association plans meetings at DeWinne's Belgium Inn and YMCA with various sport committee actions.
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Ward Monita
Gilbert Areche
Cole “aSsn
Sunde
Johnny Aguillon
Roy Rodriguez
George Briones
DeWinne
Belgium Inn
Thomas Dominates 100-Mile Auto Race At Palm Beach
Herb Thomas of Sanford Florida averaged 89.8 mph in a 100 mile feature at Palm Beach. He drove a Hudson to victory over a field including Facette and Worth. Grand National standings hinge on total points across 1959 season.
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Herb Thomas
Phoenix Winners in Probationary Period Details
An unclear sports note outlines a probationary period lasting months with references to Maxwell, Bre, Al Zimmermann, Lionel, Paul, and Jimmy Demeret. It mentions a score of 68 to 28 and uses fragmented terms like prize money and gas. The readable bits hint at a local contest or game result without concrete dates or locations.
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Al-Zimmerman
Clare Tee
Lionel
Paul
Immy “Demeret
Esa
Petersen Classic Bowling Leads York Kelliher in Chicago
Jove Kelliher of Ripon Wisconsin tops the Petersen Classic standings in Chicago with a 2 1481 total. The event offers $123000 in prizes and runs weekends into May. Buck Weaver and site officials report varying scores and daily progress as players chase top prizes and “Break the Bank” bonuses.
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Chicago
Jove Kelliher
Ripon
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Kelliher
St Peter Boys Club Edges Forfeit Victory In Youth Basketball
In a local youth league game, St Peter Boys Club won by forfeit against San Juan, with late substitutions noted as unusual. The American League matchup featured St Leo and St Henry in a tense tag as the community center hosted the events.
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Juan Lapel
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Red Sox lineup speculation from spring training notes
Boston gear shift with Frank Sullivan and Ti Brewer among key infielders. Names like Jassa, Norm Zauehir driving 118 runs at Louisville, plus Jett handed hitters and Agganis. Bill Goodman may anchor second base while Lepeio and Billy Consolo vie for spots. Williams hopes to play, outfield set if he returns. Piersall and Jensen to handle center and right. Sammy White catching, Morton Buck Daley among minor league callups. Team undecided on finish awaiting league view. Durocher commentary concludes.
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Joe Buck
Pete Daley
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