Major Leaguers Press Pay Hike Amid Strike Threat
International players demanding 20 percent of club revenue for higher salaries threaten strike as owners and players discuss a new plan. Norman Lewis and 15 of 16 players attend, with figures showing salaries rising to 104 percent of gross income in 1960 from 12.9 percent in 1956. Rochester club president Frank Horton warns a pension plan rejection could derail season.
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Incasie
Huernatotal Lasagne
Giayera
Ray Aid TV Mnoney
Ford
Rick
Tomorroly
Ous
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Norman Lewis
Aong
Frank Ehorlon
Rochester Climb
James P. Durante
New York
International League Players Association
International League Baseball
Merton
Durante
Lewis
Horton
Rochester
Tive Enterprise Optralion
Tigers Win National College Title in Historic Auburn Tallies
The AP panel crowned LSU Tigers national champions after a sweeping season. Auburn finished fourth with 1,904 points and six first-place votes. Cleveland traded Vin Wertz and Gary Geiger to Boston for Jimmy Piersall and others, while Bobby Avila moved to Baltimore for Russ Homan and cash.
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Cleveland
Vin Wertz
Gary Geiger
Boston Red Sox
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Piersot
Werle
Werty
Rick Gernert
Ginger
Draded
St. Louis Cardinals
Avil
Indians
Avila
Homan
TighLhanter
Orioles
Jord. Igick
Chicago
White Sox
Jack Harshman
Healy routs Averill Park 60-39 in season opener
Heatly overwhelmed Averill Park 60 to 39 as the Hornels opened the season on Green Island court. Lillie Heatly led with 17 points, Averill Park’s Rohrwasser scored 37, Padula 12, Care 12, and Dodson 13 while the Hornels built a big second half after a tight first half.
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Bili Averill
Warriors
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Rel Green Island Cour
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Hornels
Herseason-Laneher
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Averill Park
Chatham
Jior Rohrwasser
Ontimo
Francis Padula
Will
Heathly
Rick Dodson
Larry Care
Hornals
Chuck LaPave
Polit Inary
Auer fSit
Orne
Betchicle Rovals Allsie Conny
Germaine Steraming
American Association to split into two sections next season
Washington AM The 10 club American Association voted to play a 162 game schedule starting April 12 and ending September 9. The league will be divided into two sections with North South or East West splits considered. Standings and playoffs will be based on overall percentages with the pennant winner choosing the higher percentage team.
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American Association
Ed Doherty
Association
Amlan
Bath
Doherty
Guinea
Pimlico Daily Doubles Pay Out Over Thousand
Pimlico paid out 1017.60 to four winners in a day of racing at Pimlico. Weeper's Way, Wayne Kendrick aboard, led the Cromwell Valley purse field but public favorite Rest Stop also showed strong to win the early race. Duke Ault captured the big double at odds of 60.60 while spectators purchased 47 jackets from an 8,027 crowd as Weeper's Boy edged the competition in a high stakes card.
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Wayne Kendrick
Cromwell Valley
Pimlign
Saeich
Widh
Duke Ault
Rest Stop
Weeper
Quoyewell Valley
Versatile Dawkins Wins Heisman Trophy
Army captain Pete Dawkins, off the field and a dynamo on the gridiron, was named winner of the Heisman Trophy by a large margin over Randy Duncan and Billy Cannon. Dawkins, a 20 year old senior from Royal Oak Michigan, will receive the trophy at the Downtown A.G. Hunsman Dinner. He is the first cadet to win since Glenn Davis in 1946, with 298 first place votes and 1,384 points. Duncan of Texas and Cannon of LSU finished second and third respectively.
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Okano
Academy
Wisconsin
Ohio State
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Ohtalenea
Airares
Wiseinsin
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James T. Quinn
Stena
RPT
Rgme
Loudonville Indians
Woet Point
Troy Engineers
Colgate
Quly
Kerk Grommeck
Birk Chall
Chick Ruffman
Gl Davenhelner
Dick Besha
Hayward Hartman
Charley Hagenah
Dave Davenport
Ken Aurun
Artie Brandon
Qh Salisbury
Meanory Wires 281 To Lend Pistol League
Anthony Ilanory paced the Troy Pistol League last night at Wee LaSalle Mistitute range where he fired 281. Bernard Mier was second with 276 and Eugene Carson scored 268. The Spares and Troop 6 lead the Teague With 52 chirks. Three legis are tid! Tor Inhil place with 42 pecanda Tinlson Valley Tech Hucksters and Verehers 1 Laura Gethin ted the wonten witty 240.
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Wee LaSalle
Bernard Mier
Eugene Carson
Troop 6
Teague
Legis
Tinlson Valley Tech
Hucksters
Verehers
Laura Gethin
Ted
Johansson Says No To Machen Fight Upholds Chicago Date
Swedish heavyweight Ingemar Johansson rejects a rematch with Floyd Patterson and blocks any Chicago Stadium bout scheduled for February. Johansson’s adviser Edwin Ablaitist says no contract is valid and notes Johansson did not sign. The Minnesota Amateur Commission approved a Machen rematch proposal, while promoter Ahlquist disputes the deal as signed under duress.
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Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Ttle
Floyd Paterney Ltd
Eadie Machen
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Moler Edwin Ablaitist
Ruile- Nated
International Boxing Lab
Tohanssoon
Machen
Chicago
TALS
Duliangson- Machen
Jalan
Goteborg
Ahiquist
Dou Ned
Ahlquist
World Bowling Championships Open Tonight
A 192-bowler field from 4 states Hawaii and Canada competes in Chicago Coliseum for the World International Match Game Championships. After a $3,000 prelim and parade of champions, 128 men and 84 women begin the $30,200 tournament. Defending champs Noi Carter and Marion Landewty are exempt from qualifiers as the nine day event narrows to 48 finalists per division. The finals start next Tuesday with round robin head-to-head matches for men and women.
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Hawaii
Canada
Chiago Coliseum
Noi Carter
St. Louis
Marion Landewty
Grand Rapids
Med
Geitleman Leads Night Scores At Bowlolorium
Geitleman posted high scores with a 64.1 and 248 in a night at the Bowlolorium. Avi Bliss joined with a 1248 in Abe Troy Chive. Trudy Nazavian led the Hi-Way Tuesday Nighters with 368 as Imma Hogan scored 220 alongside Marvin Neitzel at the Bowl of Oriwn.
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Ley Geitleman
Howler Ha Lo
Avi Bliss
Abe Troy
Alpha
Trudy Nazavian
Imma Hogan
Hhe Marvin Neitzel
Names List From A Historical Jewish Young Men's Organization
A dense roster-style record lists numerous individuals across full names with scattered numbers and initials, including Saul Weisberg, Jon Soloman, Jon Gates, Emma Hogan, Virginia Siddons, Carel Masten, Barbara LeCuyer, Alma Walsh, Joan Malthaner, Betty Petlignelly, Doris Freedman, Ann Rovofsky, and Ralph Culongione Jr, among others, suggesting a membership or contact directory for a historical Jewish Young Men and Young Women organization.
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Crojen
Bloneh Yaiser
Irman Miner
Juli Slichka
Josie Meher
Kay Holland
Evelyn Connolly
Jam Corrigan
Ann Keating
Mary McGivern
Ruth Melanson
Erma Feve
Fyillce Hank Jake
Jesdle Richardson
Melen Onyon
Marvin Neitzel
Brockway
Emma Hogan
Virginia Siddons
Carel Masten
Barbara, LeCuyer
Alma Walsh
Joan Malthaner
Betty Petlignelly
Mary Malthaneler
Betty McMahon
Connie van’ Patten
Hewish
Gloria Gettleman
Cecile Oppenheim
Doris Freedman
Ann Rovofsky
Kate Gellrich
Ralph Culongione Jr
Hi Way Recreation Bi Way Tuesday Night Hookups
Fragments list names and numbers from a local recreation event noting participants Fran Baker Carol Bryan Shirley Seebury Earl Stright Carl Hansen Ed Caimbley and Dick Reba son with unclear context and garbled data from the page segment.
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Trudy Nasatian
Fran Baker
Carol Bryan
Shirley Seebury
Earl Stright
Carl Hansen
Ed Caimbley
Dick Rebason
RPI Hosts Colgate Stena Visits Army
RPI and Colgate clash as Army visits West Point and Siena faces Canisius in a busy day. The Cadets seek revenge after a 76 66 win and RPI eyes a fresh-start with key lineups and injuries noted. College basketball fans are treated to a doubleheader with freshmen games preceding main events.
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Colgate
Stena
Army
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