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Allen won the 440-yard dash at
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third base job. Frank Malzone,
second only to Jackie Jenson in
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The HSA has been trying to buy
or merge with the Buff organisa-
tion in order to acquire the base-
ball territorial rights for this city.
The association has a franchise
Division playoffs in six games in-
—e1 of the seven it took them
HOUSTON (AP)—The last hope
at a solution to Houston's baseball
confliet crumbled Thursday night
when the Houston Sports Assn re-
jected an offer to merge with the
Houston Buffs of the American
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knocked off Warrensburg, Mo.,,58-
37 in other quarter-finals games.
Nashville was runnerup last year
and Iowa Wesleyan is seeded third
this year._________________________
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Bill Raseel led Boston’s bal-
anced attack with 25 points while
Heineohn had 22. Rodgers paced
all scorers with 31 and Warrior
teammates Willie Sauisberry and
Chamberlain each had 26.
Jerry Laughlin and Jimmy Mc-
Daniel. members of Bridge City’s
team, are bothered by
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Mesnwhile White had his fourth
telephone conversation with Cleve-
land General Manager Frank
Lane since arriving in Boston
Wednesday. He also talked to Am-
erloan League President Joe Cro-
nin who phoned from Scottsdale,
Arix.
"Lane is a very understanding
man," White said. "We had a long
tak and at She end of it we both
decided ehat 1 still was retired."
From Scottsdale earns -Cronin's
version of his Saik with Sam:
"I sold him I thought that at
21 he is too young to retire. I told,
him he had many years of good
baseball ahead of him, that Cleve-
land has a chance to be a con-
tender and that he would he doing
his bowling busioess good public
relations by being on a top con-
tender in me American League."
three or four different versions of
what ths proper procedure should
be.
The Celtics nipped Philadeiphia
111-117 Thursday night and won
the bestof-seven fnals in six
games. St. Louis forced the Lak-
ers to a seventh game with a 117-
96 victory.
Last year, Boston had to go the
limit before bouncing Syracuse
while the Lakers surprised every-
one by eliminating St. Louis, the
Western champs. The surprises
ended there when Boston won the
NBA title in four games.
Tom Heinsohn’s tip-in shot in
the final nine seconds broke a 117-
Huddling with
partner George _ ______
voluntary retirement notice Thurs-
day, MWhite said:
"i‛ve got a problem. I'm getting
the papers ready but I don’t know
where to send them. I've beard
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Jesse Bonin — Jobie Irvine — Bert McDonough/
last year, and the Minneapolis
Lakers failed to eliminate St.
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Mid he wm quitting. So Cleveland
has asked Nixon back.
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COLLEGE STATION (AP) -
Richard Inman, Belton High
School end, denied Thursday he
had decided to enter Texas &M.
College officils earlier said he
would sign a letter of intent
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HUNTSVILLE (AP)—Sam Hous-
ton Soate beat the Minnesota
Gophers 15-14 in a baseball game
Thursday.
WACO (AP)—Baylor beat Abi-
lene Christian at tennis, 5-1. Thurs-
day. The Bears took the first three
singles and both doubles matches.
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spmnssradrogamoysdayzzenan
champion in the 2 motor dive who
was second last year in the
meter, took the lead with 277.70
potpts. Finals is toe I-mter dive
will be held tonight along with
finals in six other events.
Larson will confine his activi-
Southwest Conference defending
champions, Texas AAM, pounded
three Texas Tech pitchers to win
a practice baseball' game. 19-6,
Thursday. The Raider play Rice
at Houston toda and the Aggies
meet Texes hr-stian in a confer-
ence game at Fort Worth Satur-
day. A ____
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - La-
mar Tech of Beaumont, Tex.,
Thursday swept to a 7-2 tennis
victory over Stanford Lamar lost
the final singles match and the
first doubles match.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP)—Nash-
vile will play Iowa Wsleyan and
Wayland College of Texas will
meet St. Joseph Secretaries to-
night in tod semifinais of the Na-
tional Women's AAU Basketball
Tournament.
St. Joseph is the only surprise
St. Louis? big three of Bob Pet-
tit, Clyde Lovell etto and Cliff Hag-
an scored 88 points to help over
_____________ come a 38-point performance by
who had-several trials, with the the Lakers".EiginPaxlor;gPett against an dhelon field of Cla«
had 30 and the other two 29 eacn: tmor at por
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz: (AP—Bi
Jurges start, his first full season
managing a Boston Rod Sox club
on which very little is set.
“We won't know until the weak
Wore toe season begins what kind
of a club we‛H have, declares toe
former Chicago Cub and New
York Gients’ infielder.
In toe catching department trou-
ble looms if the Red Son have to
return Russ Nixon to Cleveland
------_ ----------- -- changed his decision of she past
tired. When Boston traded White winter to retire.
"rn mail the papers
day or two if I can find
to send them."
gent and shot putters James necessary to pull them out, they
Iranger and Larry Hotfpauir.
share the first base job. But Jur-
ges would prefer to use Pete at
second.
Don Buddin again will be at
shortstop.
Outfielders include Williams,
veteran Bobby Thomson who was
acquired by trade from toe Cuba,
Gene Stephens, Marty Keough,
Jim Busby and rookies Lou Clin-
ton and Jerry Mallett.
Tom Brewer, Jerry Casale. Ike
Delock and Frank Sullivan head
the returning delegation in the
pitching department. All are right-
hander. Casale posted a 13-8 rec-
ord last year, Brewer 10-12, Delock
11-6 and Sullivan 9-11.
Bill Monbouquette posted a 7-7
record in He first full season of
major league ball.
Ex-Yankee Tom Sturdivant, ob-
tained in a trade with Kansas City,
could also win a starting assign-
threatened AAAA schools tomorrow at Port mile relay f<___________________.
_ E Arthur in the annual Yellow Jacket old knee injuries. If it becomes Bears.
Relays. Preliminaries are set for
St. Louis never was t _ .
as it forced the Lakers to play
the deciding game on the Hawks’
court Saturday.
auuunsunuentmenuwvur- The Celtiss will meet the winner
sity, Pete Runnels and Vic Wertz in.abestotseven series.fon the
■ ■ - • ■ . - title starting with a nationally tel-
evised (NBC) game in Boston Sun-
Among those who solved the
tricky course were Al Balding,
also playing out of Crystal River,
who shot 3-3468 for the No. 2
spot; Sam Snead of White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., with 34-35 89;
_____ ____and Jerry Berber of Loe Angelos.
41-29 Thursday who joined Snead and four others
in too 69 bra tost.
Orangefield probably wiU be
strong in the field events at Nacog-
doches because of discus men Mar-
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CLIFF EAVES FAINT CO.
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most an event on the schedule
but his coach put him in the re-
lay because he might bring more
points to Southern California in
that way than in todividual
events.
Swimmers are limited to three
events in the NCAA.
2. Payments to Marion of 225,000
’• el 51,502 for his travel expenses
for Houston in the newly-formed of- his apartment rent **^1 Pvusent stead
at $450 a month until Jan. 1 1961.
A total cash outlay of $103,550
would be required to meet the two
conditions set forth in a letter
The Boston Celtics won the Na- ,
tional Basketball’s Assn.’s Eastern
, Ed Brune, was considered a top
COLLEGE STATION (AP)—The choice today in the half-mile on
the strength of Robert Petry, who
ra nit Wednesday in 2:07.9. The
Chiefs also expect points in the
shot put from Frank Block.
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games than in recent years and
says be feels "pretty good” He
" .254 last year as a back Chamberlain and Paul
plagued him.
detending champion Mietigan,
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Lance Yale and Southein Clifornia 19
— onto to tie Ito toe team
__________ sent the Warriors ahead. Two
There’s no doubt about Boston's missed „touls by Guy‘Rodgen T igers Run at Port Arthur
nesped NUSUon gain PoSSesSUn • _________________
toe ball aad go for the winning
basket.
of those pairings. The Seoretaries
got there by upsetting fourth-
Sign seeded Omaha C “ ——
idein Wayland, toe defending titlist,
battered Sioux City, Iowa, 57-32;
Nashville drubbed the Atlanta
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New Record Carved Out
BRADENTON, Fla. (AP)-Bob
Goalby has been in the money in
nine out of 10 golf tournaments
this year, and it was obvious to-
day the 29-year-old playing out of
Crystal River, Fla., doesn't intend
to miss any dollars in the current
$40,000 DeSoto Lakes Open.
He shot a 4-underpar 67 to lead
a tough field in the first round of
the -hole DeSoto event Thurs
day.
Although 22 players managed to
hit par or better over the 6,902-
yard par 35-36—71 layout. many
of the well-known contenders had
their troubles.
Orange County's blossoming cel Nu
track program goes in search of Paul G
further rooting today and tomor-
Chicago White Sox and hit .286
with 30 homers at Indianapolis
last year, could supply power. But
his spring performance hasn’t been
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Bridge City is suffering from in- worthy and Bud Briggs. 125. Los Angeles outpoii
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syentsataPort Arthur, Liberty and points
only in the mile run with jump contender in Jerry Sanford,I Liverpool, England — Larry
Namedoches . " who also is a possible foals entry Baker, 147%, New York, stopped
in two running events. Jerry Is- Tony Smith, 145%, Liverpool, 2.
bell also is reported to be prog-
ressing as a point hopeful for the
day. William Chase of Yale won
the 1500-meter freestyle in 17:48 7,
which was a meet record. The
former mark was 18:14.4, set in
1954 by Ford Konno of Ohio State.
Results of the two finals gave
all tie for Boston's victory Thurs-
day night. Bill Sharman, held to
only 10 pointe. got his lest two
just prior to Heinsoha’s winner to
tie the score after fouls by Wilt
signed by Leonard Rosenberg, sec.
rotary of the Houston Buffs Base-
ball Corp.
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ment.
Only left-handers on ths roster
are Tom Borland, who had a 144
mark with Minneapolis last sea-
son. Ted Bowsfield and Ted Wills
who also did most of their 1959
work in foe Minnesota city.
Ex-Cub Dare Hillman, counted
on for extended relief service,
hasn’t yet recovered from a shoul-
der injury suffered in an automo-
Me accident here.
Jurges observed, “There Is quite
a bit of building to be done"
BOSTON (AP) — Sammy White
remained unswayed today in his
decision to quit baseball but ad-
mitted uncertainty about the pro-
cedure of filing the papers which
close foe book on a nine-year ma-
jor league career.
On this bit of paper work hinges
the final verdict on the baseball
trade in which White is toe key
figure.
Only when Commissioner of
Baseball Ford Frick receives the
veteran catcher’s retirement pa-
pers can he void the deal which
sent White to Cleveland along with
utility man Jim Marshall for
catcher Ruas Nixon.
COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Joyce
iSLTSL’SXji'iS
going into today's second round
of the 2nd annual Columbus Wom-
an’s Open Golf Toumament. Each
fired an opening 72.
But onetroke beck was veter-
an Patty Berg, winner of more
ouraments and more prize mon-
ey than any other woman golf
P''Th*sfWd was tightly bunched
behind the first four piayora Glo-
ria Armstrong of Oakland.Calif,,
was fifth at 75. Four had 768-
Martynn Smich of French Lick,
Ina;Mary Lena FW* of Thom-
asvilte, G; Ruth Jessen of Seat-
tJs; and Wanda Sanches of Baton
Rouge, La._______________________
By HAROLD V. RATLIFF
visions as:
I. The HSA would be committed
to buying all the stock (5 000)
shares of Milton Fiachman and
Marty Marion at $10.50 a share,
plus 2,000 other shares at the same
price for a cash consideration of
513,500, Marion is president of the
Buffs.
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Fears
she current American Bowling
Congress championship might be
one of toe lowest in scoring, re-
cent years were dissipated Thurs-
day ae 12 changes were made in
the lender standings.
Biggest of there was whan Paul
Kukaga, 32, a.Ceveland. depart
ment store employe, grabbed first
place in both singles and all-
events and paired with a team-
mate for second in doubles., e..
Kulbaga was low man with 249
when foe Buddy Simon .
team of Cleveland took second .
the open team division Wednee
day on • 3060. Kulbaga proceeded
to knock out r« in the doubles
and 726 in the singles for his
minor events performance Thurs-
cantor to
doubted
give the pair 1315.
with a record-smashing 200-yard
individual medley and Michigan.
Yale and Southern California were
tied for first pace as the NCAA
swimming meet entered Ite sec-
ood day.
Larson, the tell blond who cuts
; through the water like a eword
fish, carved out a 2:92.2 in win-
ning the individual medley by
three lengths Thursday night it
I emashed toe existing meet. Amer-
ican and NCAA records by a wide
margin. The American and NCAA
I. records were 2:66.5. set by Tony
Tashnick of Michigan last year
The meet record was 2:06.7, set
by George Harrison of Stanford
in 1959.
Harrison is competing here but
he did not enter the 200-yard in-
dividual medley, In which he was
defending champion.
Two finals ware run off Thurs-
are in
2 pm., the finals at 7 p.m.
1 and West Orange
lecogdoches today for the
Piney Wood Relays Prelims start-
ed at 10 a.m. Finals were booked
for 2 pm.
Little Cypress and Bridge City
are entered in tha Trinity Valley
Relays tomorrow at Liberty, one
at the oldest and biggest track
meets in Southeast Texas.
The Tigers, getting a new spark
from game Alabama Allen, will
look-for points in the 440 - yard
dash, half-mile and the relays. Or-
ange edged Port Arthur’s spnnt
relay team Tuesday in a triangu-
lar 'meet at Sulphur. The Tigers
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