Indians GM Lane seeks Bobby Richardson at baseball talk
Cleveland general manager Frank Lane shopped for a second baseman at the convention and favored Bobby Richardson of the New York Yankees. He had just swapped Minnie Minoso and Fred Hatfield to the White Sox for Early Wynn and A Smith and approached Washington on a three‑way proposal that would include Larry Raines if Cookie Lavagetto approves after attending to an Oakland auto crash.
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Bonus Rule Expected To Be Scrapped
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Dec 5 The St Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds will complete a multiple trade today bringing at least two pitchers to the Reds in exchange for hitting power. Hank Aguirre and first baseman 3o¢ Altobel to Washington for infielder Pete Runnels and left handed pitcher Bob Wiesler. Bobby Bragan Cleveland's new manager expressed pleasure at the trade. In Minoso we landed about the liveliest player in the American League Bragan said. That was the second deal 24 tours Earlier the Sox sent outfielder Larry Doby and pitcher Jack Harshman and another player to be named later to Baltimore in exchange for infielder Billy Goodman outfielder Tito Francona and pitcher Ray Moore. The deal fits with White Sox Manager Al Lopez plans to present a brand new outfield. He expects to start Smith 11 left Jim Landis 2 sophomore in center and Francona another sophomore a right. COLORADO SPRINGS Colo m Sweeping changes in baseball law were up for decision late today at a closed meeting of minor league executives They debated such issues as the bonus rule and unrestricted draft while major league officials at the annual baseball convention bargained over player trades. The bonus rule in effect since 1958 is expected to be scrapped Major League player representatives at a meeting yesterday joined in demands for repeal A proposal for the unrestricted draft of four year players was reported due for approval Those two issues were among 34 amendments in baseball law up for action Hatdier by General Manager Dewey Soriano Jeff and Stephen Chadwick right attorney representing owner Emil Sick
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Colts Boost Ticket Prices for Next Season
The Baltimore Colts announce a new ticket price scale for next season with options of 3.50, 4.00, and 1.00 dollars. The team cites rising operational costs and player salaries since joining the league in 1953, noting costs have surpassed a quarter of a million dollars. A school student rate of 2 dollars is also introduced.
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Hartack Chases Milepost Wins Amid Rain and Cold
Jockey Willie Hartack, 25, battles illness and stiff competition to win the featured Promised Land race. He rides through cramps and a pneumonia scare to capture a $40,000 purse for Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs, routing rivals including Endie Schmidt and Tsmael Valenzuela. Hartack, a Texas-born rider with five years’ experience, comments on the day’s grit and his desire to keep riding. The race showcased Hartack’s skill and endurance under harsh track conditions.
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Boonsboro High Sets To Launch Cage Campaign
Boonsboro High School basketball plans a comeback with four returning starters from last season led by Frank Keyser. He expects added depth as Jayvees step up, with a Middletown opener before Christmas and county play resuming in January. The article also mentions U.S. Davis Cup progress and college football offense honors as unrelated notes.
Wilt The Still Sparks Kansas To Second Win
Wilt Chamberlain led Kansas to a 66 46 victory over Canisius piling up 32 points as Kentucky edged Ohio State 61 54 and Pittsburgh routed Michigan 72 42. St Norbert upset Marquette 40 1 as Pennsylvanian and regional teams chase early season momentum.
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Pete Wis Guarded Ball Control Leads Victory
Pete Wisconsin relied on ball control as Clemson, set to start North Carolina’s campaign Saturday night, lost 250 to Georgia Bulldogs. Maryland, a strong ACC squad, opened its season by routing George Washington 84 to 55.
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College Basketball and Scores Across Teams
College games featured Temple at Lehigh and many results across Pittsburgh Georgetown and more. Notable scores include Michigan 82 over Kentucky 61 and Maryland 64 over George Washington 55. Other matches: Dayton 2 over Millsdale 2 in two overtimes, Duquesne 72 over Carnegie Tech 54.
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Sreur Results The Anecreted Prom Chicago lightweight title
The prom report lists Chicago promoter The Anecreted and boxers Joe Brown and Jen Orleans. Brown defeats Joey Lopes to retain the world lightweight championship in Sacramento California with a 15 percent cut of the proceeds.
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