World Series Favorites Eye Giants Yankees In 1963
The 1963 season outlook centers on the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants as likely World Series participants. Giants add Jack Fisher Billy Hoeft and Joey Amalfitano while the Yankees trade Bill Skowron for pitching Stan Williams.
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New York
Giants
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Joey Amalfitano
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Los Angeles
Stan Williams
Dodgers
Williams
Bob Miller
Willie Mays
Minnesota
Detroit
Twins
Tigers
al Kaline
Frank Lary
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
George Altman
Chicago
Diomedes Olivo
Pirates
Ron Taylor
Cleveland
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Roman Mesias
Felix Mantilla
Dick Williams
Nicklaus Palmer and Player lead Phoenix Open after first round
Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Jay Hebert share the 5-under par lead at 67 in the Phoenix Open with Arnold Palmer Tommy Aaron Bob Harris and Cary Middlecoff close at 68. Forty two players sit within four strokes. Jack Burke Jr failed to break par with a 75.
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Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Bob Harris
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Jimmy Clark
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Palmer
Player
Casper
Arizona Country Club
Jack Burke Jr
Non-County A Drawings At Buchtel Tournament
Tournament director Harry J. Hall announces the Non-County Class A draw Sunday Feb. 17 at 2 p.m. at York High School Buchtel with four teams New Lexington St Aloysius Glasgow Middleport and Nelsonville seeded by Feb. 16 records. Games run Feb. 25 at 7 and 8 30 p.m. with final Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. Admission 75 cents and doors open one hour before game time.
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Harry J. Hall
York High School
Buchtel
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Glouster
Middleport
Nelsonville
Royals Stop Frisco By 5
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the San Francisco Warriors 134 to 129, tightening the race for the NBA Western Division playoff spot as Detroit Pistons remain close behind. The Warriors had previously won 117 to 116, briefly pulling ahead, but now trail by half a game with records of 22-36 for San Francisco and 21-36 for Detroit.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Warriors
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Pistons
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit
Earl Glass Won't Crack
Earl Glass a 6 foot senior at Mississippi Industrial retained his No 1 ranking in the small college individual basketball scoring race despite his season scoring average slipping from 42.0 to 40.2. The NCAA Bureau releases show Glass with 522 points in 13 games through last Saturday 201 field goals and 120 free throws. Gerry Govan of St Mary's Kan leads in rebounds with 355 in 14 games for 25.4 average.
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New York
Earl Glass
Mississippi Industrial
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Show Glass
Gerry Govan
St. Mary’s
Kan
Woodrow Nutter Leads King Lumber To Bowling Victory
Logan resident Woody Nutter returned from a broken left arm to post a personal best 613 in King Lumber s 3002 team win over Collins Grocery in Scenic Lanes league action. Ed Thomas led all scorers with 690 while Jack Wilkins added 600 as King Lumber improved to 20 players signed for 1963 with Cleveland Indians contracts for Mudcat Grant and Pedro Ramos confirmed.
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Logan
Woodrow
Nutter
Scenic Lanes
King Lumber
Ed Thomas
Collins Grocery
Jack Wilkins
Kegler
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Jim (Mudcat) Grant
Pedro Ramos
Indians
Truce Ends as Senate Eyes New Track Inquiry
A renewed row among major track and field groups prompts a possible Senate antitrust probe led by Sen. Estes Kefauver. The AAU NCAA and USTF face scrutiny after a January truce failed to fully calm disputes over meet sanctions and Olympic team selection amid Kennedy administration concern. Barbara Fitton exits Palm Beach Women’s Championship with a 1 70 loss to Mrs John Dyson as hockey results show Boston and Detroit tied 3 3.
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Washington
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Kefauver
Douglas MacArthur
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States Track and Field Federation
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Palm Beach, Fla
Barbara Fitton
Hamilton
Ohio
Palm Beach
Fitton
John Dyson
Hazleton
Bee Gee Falcons Back in Form After Hinges Tighten
The Bowling Green Falcons, led by healthy Butch Komives, look to clinch MAC position as they face Ohio Bobcats in a crucial showdown at Grover Center. Ohio seeks to upset, aiming to stay near top of standings with Miami and Western Michigan.
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Grover
Harold Anderson
Ohio
Athletic
Falcons
Bobcats
Grover Center
Bowling Green
Miami
Toledo
Western Michigan
Howard
Butch) Komives
Anderson
Komives
Rockets
Jim Snyder
Marshall
College Scores Roundup From Ohio to West Coast
Ohio action saw Findlay 97 over Villa Madonna 62 and Youngstown 60 over Baldwin Wallace 42. Syracuse edged Niagara 68 67 while Providence beat DePaul 77 59. Notre Dame 74 over Boston College 66 and Temple 57 over Manhattan 47. North Carolina 82 defeated Maryland 68 and Texas Southwest Texas 65 beat Tulsa 60. Oklahoma City 96 over Hardin Simmons 84. Montana State 70 beat Gonzaga 3. St Josephs N M 89 over Ft Lewis Colo 68.
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North Texas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Hardin- Simmons
Unclear OCR list of stores and scores in a roller?ow event
Fragmented results show teams and outlets such as Sutton-McKinstry Dolen’s Fairview Moore’s Store and Royal McBee with various scores and shoppers. The text mixes retailers, clubs, and random numerals, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Sportland Sportland Women's Cols. & So
O, Electric
Houck & Reed Ins
Douglas Rambler
Barstow Ins
Jones Buick
Tequesta Inc
Bay
Cols. & So
O Flectris
Barstow Inc
Sutton-McKinstry
Dolen's Fairview
Adama
Moore
Veeneseran
Athens
Frealty
Ivessvesseevectes OF
Indonesia suspended from 1964 Olympics
IOC bars Indonesia from the 1964 Games after a seven hour meeting chaired by Avery Brundage, citing scandalous events at last year’s Asian Games in Jakarta. The London boxing results list Phil Lundgren defeating Dennis Adijie on points.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Indonesia
IOC
Avery Brundage
Jakarta
London
England
Phil Lundgren
Dennis Adijie
Ghana
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Jack
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Easler Dairy
Conrath Electric Co
Logan's Gateway Motor Lodge
Ane
Conrath Electric Dairy
Tides & Mathews
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Ray Riggs
Royal McBee
Quick' S Drug Store
Sutton-Mekinsky Ae Wey
Wakeway Motor Lodge
Kasler's
Quick's Drug Supply
Hi-Lo's
B. Dcroee
Nox Nyserier
Lawhead Press
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Bridgewater Machine
Legal Eagles
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Royalettes
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Rusty's Body Shope Gas Co
Luckiff's
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