1,260 World Athletes Parade at Winter Olympics Games Officially Open
The 1960 Winter Games opened in Innsbruck with 1,260 athletes from 35 nations amid tragedy after two deaths and tough weather. Russia and Canada show strong gold hopes, while U.S. teams led by Jean Laubert pursue medals in early events like pairs skating.
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NBA Standings and Tuesday Results From New York
Standings show Boston and San Francisco high scorers with scores 133 127 and 139 117. Detroit 98 Los Angeles 92 defeats listed with upcoming games including Los Angeles at Philadelphia and New York at St. Louis.
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Nicklaus Defending Palm Springs Title
Palm Springs California AP reports defending champion Jack Nicklaus leads more than 500 golfers at the Palm Springs Classic. The five day 90 hole PGA tour event uses four courses with potential sudden death playoff if tied after 90 holes. Previous winners include Tony Lema and Billy Maxwell as the tournament enters its fifth PGA season.
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Rookie Vet Combination May Help Houston Colts
The 1964 Houston Colts build on youth with four first year options enabled by expansion rules. Nellie Fox joins from the White Sox as part of improvements. Veterans like Farrell Nottebart Johnson and Brown anchor pitching while Bateman and Grote share catching duties.
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Duckpin Bowling Roundup Brings Multiple Wins at Health Center
In Health Center lanes on Tuesday morning leagues, teams including Alley Cats Shenandoah Gas Co and Shenandoah News posted several high scores. Notable performances came from Jean Jennings 119 Lucille Smith 112 Ruth Fauver 120 Helen Perry 116 Polly Williams 114 Mary Fowler 113 and Jim Fiddler 415 with various teams claiming three wins each.
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Mets Ink Three Rookie Contracts
New York AP three rookies Bill Haas first baseman Wilbur Huckle and Jerry Dean Hinsley signed contracts with the New York Mets. The players join the organization as latest additions to its farm system and major league roster depth. Hinsley is listed as pitcher while Haas is a first baseman.
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Baseball outfield decisions hover over Reds roster
The article discusses last season's results and current competition for the Reds' outfield. Carl Warwick is favored for right field after a .325 clip on June 15, with a second half slump noted. Johnny Weekly Walter Bond and rookie Walter Williams vie for regular jobs against Spangler and Warwick. Center field remains unsettled as Jim Wynn is hoped to deliver a solution.
Texas Aggies Surprising Southwest Conference Champion
The Texas Aggies claim an S WC basketball title for the first time in 40 years after a 73 65 loss to Houston. Under Shelby Metcalf in his first year, they sit 36 in league play and beat defending champ Texas. Chet Oliver Jack Margenthaler and Benny Neumann fueled Houston’s win with sharp shooting.
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Sonny Liston Embraces Cassius Clay For Christmas
In Miami Beach AP reports Sonny Liston appears jovial at a news conference before a February 25 rematch with Cassius Clay. Liston jokes I got Cassius Clay for Christmas and begins 10 round training at a 300 seat Community Center as reporters note his renewed calm and confidence.
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Tom Morgan Named Angels Pitching Instructor
Former Yankee pitcher Tom Morgan becomes the new pitching instructor for the Los Angeles Angels, bringing decades of major league experience to the staff.
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