Twins fall to Athletics in Kansas City slugfest
Kansas City roared to a 20 to 2 victory over Minnesota in a record Major League scoring outburst at Kansas City. Norm Bass earned his first big league win despite nine walks as Haywood Sullivan drove in five with two triples a double and a single. Bil Tuttle added four RBIs with a triple and two singles in the rout.
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Petersons 636 Tops Bowling Showing in 1960 61 season
The 1960 61 bowling season closes with Petersons 636 leading the 600 Club after three leagues reach season championships. Awards go to Elmer Peterson for a 1836 series and 256 game, while Len Nasier posts a 245. The Widcats beat the Ine Casters 2960 to 2872 for Brown Lipee Chapins crown, with St Jude League won by Stewart Insurance 2 1 over Schlather Insurance. UPC Leagues second half title goes to Green Drag on team. Bowl-O-Drome B League crowns to Lehman Cartage No 2 over No 1 2830 to 2716.
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Midview Clinches Track Victory Over Columbia
Midview High defeated Columbia 56 to 26 in a joint track meet featuring running and shot put events. Despite a sloppy affair with mixed performances, Midview won eight events and earned credit for a spirited showing against Columbia.
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Dykes Sees Bell Rebound After Orioles Defeat Indians
Indians manager Jammie Dykes won t abandon Gary Bell though the 22 year old pitched poorly in a 3 0 Baltimore win. Bell’s fate may rest on one more start as Dykes plans a return against the Yankees while Bell could move to the bullpen if he falters.
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Pace Says Sports Teach Self-Discipline And Freedom
New York sports writer Oscar Frailey reports Frank Pace argues that sports education goes beyond winning and emphasizes self discipline and learning, linking athletic rules to freedom and national character. Pace cites Olympic figures and golf champ memory while praising discipline over spectacle.
Wellington Keglerettes Roll High Scores In Tuesday League
Marguerite Perkins led the Wellington Keglerettes with a 530 series and 195 game as Claudia Sells added a 510 series and 179 game. In the Strikeout Ladies League action Peps hit, Ingh and Muillers Market posted strong team totals, while Wrecht's Jewelry led sets with a 38 13 record. Joan Whitney paced the Strikeout Ladies with 464 and Helen McKean bowled 181.
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Grafton Horse In Blue Grass Prospect For Keeneland Stakes
Loyal Son the Kentucky Derby candidate from Grafton Ohio is named a top prospect for tomorrow’s 25000 Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland. The field includes Flutterby Kerry Calumet Farms Sho Lea and Vera Smiths Bass Clef with Strong ties to Derby contenders. The Blue Grass at a mile and a sixteenth follows trends from other major races as Loyals and rivals target the roses.
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Swedish Stars to Play in Stockholm on Tour
The United States AAU basketball team on tour in Russia will play in Stockholm Sweden on May 9 or 10 according to Aake Nilsson head of Sweden's Sports Federation.
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Rahardson Johansson Eye Late Summer Title Bout
European light heavyweight Dik Rahardson and former world champion Ingemar Johansson express willingness for a title fight. Both seek agreement on a site with plans for a late summer showdown if terms are reached.
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Sawl Buys Fishing Camp In Florida
Stock car racing veteran Saul Lawl announced the purchase of Camp George a bass fishing camp on the St Tah River in Florida. Lawl a Cleveland resident who won the 1958 and 1959 Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association season titles plans to move south and switch from modified racing. Meanwhile Elyma Women’s Bowling Association events and meeting dates are noted and the sheriff award for most improved bowler will be presented. Spring football practice for Elyma Civics starts with workouts at West Recreation Field now set for regular Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the coming weeks as they prepare for the new North Central Ohio League.
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