First Division Seems Tough Target Castoff Orioles Far From Contenders
The Orioles face a rebuilding spring with Billy Lee, Arnie Portocarrero, and Paul Richards eyeing a first division finish. Chief moves include experimenting with veteran Woodling, White, and Nicholson, while youngsters like Tasby and Hansen vie for spots. McDaniel’s status looms as a major mystery in the pitching staff as trades and cuts thin the depth chart.
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Big Day For Colts Involving Gombos Fee Reductions Probe
Ohio Racing Commission investigates a member Zoltan Gombos for allegedly cutting saliva and urine test fees for Walter J. Michael at Northfield and Painesville tracks over two years amounting to about 8001 dollars. Commission plans to extend reduced rates to all tracks, with tests priced at nine dollars each pending full price review. The report notes pressure on other tracks and possible broader financial concerns within the circuit.
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UC Bearcats Schedule Army and Air Force for 1960s games
The University of Cincinnati plans a home-and-home football series with the Air Force Academy starting October 14, 1961, here, and will visit Army at West Point on September 28, 1963. Coach George Smith, former West Point backfield coach, has long pursued the Cadets for the schedule.
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Brickels Declines Wichita College Offer
Oxford Ohio UPI reports John Brickels athletic director at Miami University has rejected a bid for a similar post at the University of Wichita.
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Seniors Title Match Set in Florida Final Round
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Brad Coffin a retired manufacturer from Marblehead Massachusetts faced former winner Leon Sikes in the final round of the American Seniors golf tournament today.
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Two Maysville Coaches Resign From High School Posts
ZANTSVILLE Ohio Mayville High School sees sudden resignations of basketball coach John Kachilla after eight years and football coach Toe Yourchik after three years. Both offered no reasons and said they have no new jobs lined up.
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Bowling Center Odd Fellows League Standings
In the bowling center league play, Byers Sohia led with scores 167 214 203 for a 58 series while Cubs Cafe and Bolero Club trailed, Harold Clapp and Jim Moran posted strong individual frames, and Miles Ave Confectionery plus Albert Variety registered several partial totals amid a mixed results round.
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Imlach Optimistic Leafs Face Bruins in Semifinals
United Press International reports Toronto coach Punch Imlach expressed confidence as the Maple Leafs aim to rebound after a 2-0 start in the NHL playoffs. He pledged to “skate their legs off” and take the series in six if Toronto plays as they did in Boston, while Montreal seeks a four game sweep against Chicago with Montreal’s top line Bonin Beliveau Moore formidable tonight.
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Ted Williams frets over ailment in spring drills
Scottsdale Arizona United Press International reports Ted Williams, still sidelined in spring conditioning, may learn today if his current illness is a cold or something worse. Williams, defending AL batting champ for the Red Sox, was to have X rays and had canceled workouts after suiting up for running drills. He claimed he felt no better than the day before.
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Fight Results Miami Beach Upset Bout
Harald Omes of Providence moves to a split decision over Sonny Jorgenson of Port Arthur in a featherweight bout in Miami Beach. Omes weighed 130 pounds to Jorgenson's 132¼, with the local crowd watching closely for the scoring flurries and contentious rounds.
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Former Champ Ezard Charles to Lose Job in Ohio
Ez zard Charles from Cincinnati, former world heavyweight champion, will be fired from the Safety and Hygiene Division of the Ohio Industrial Commission at month end. The commission calls his work unsatisfactory. He began the job September 21, 1958.
Spring Baseball Results Fort Meyers and St. Petersburg
Spring baseball results report multiple exhibitions with United Press International. Gibson wins for Pittsburgh in Fort Myers while Daley and Reed pace New York in St Petersburg. Purkey earns win for Philadelphia as Ennis and MeMillan homer. Crude box scores show runs, hits and errors across games in Florida and Florida sites.
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One Ohioan Left in NCAA Wrestling Title Race
Only one Ohio college wrestler remained in the NCAA wrestling tournament as finals began. Dick Wilson of Toledo advanced to face Andy Fitch of Yale for the 115 pound title after defaulting over Larry Moser of Iowa Friday night.
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Barons Seek 1st Victory in Calder Cup Playoffs
Cleveland Barons aim to rebound tonight after a 6-2 loss to Hershey in Game 1 of the Calder Cup series. Coach Jackie Gordon says the team is in a good frame of mind and has repeatedly rallied after tough games to turn series around.
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Big Klu May Run For Sheriff in 1960 Hints
Ted Kluszewski a Pirates slugger from Cincinnati is mentioned as a potential Hamilton County sheriff candidate in 1960. Local Republicans consider backing him against Dan Tehan, a local sportsman and referee, arguing a sportsman can beat another. Kluszewski is surprised by the Republican plan and notes many events could change by 1980. Wu presents himself as an independent.
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Party Gains Finals at Monte Carlo Tennis Meet
The Budget Party of Los Angeles and Paris advanced to the Monte Carlo men's singles semifinals by defeating Istvan Gulyas of Hungary in straight sets 7 6 2 6 4 The match showcased bold serving and quick net play as the party seeks a final showdown.
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Royals Seek Rebounder in NBA Draft Look
Cincinnati Royals announce plans to select a rebounder with first pick in the upcoming NBA draft, naming Bailey Howell Johnny Green or Bob Boozer as top choices. General Manager Penner Wilson notes any draftee will need time in pro play. Also reports trade talks involving Alex Mikes Carter and a potential 10 round bout influence draft decisions.
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