U S Cuban baseball rift over exhibition games
The Baltimore Orioles canceled a three game exhibition series in Havana against the Cincinnati Reds igniting a Cuban government protest. Orioles president Lee MacPhail defended the decision saying players preferred not to travel while Cuban officials called the move an aggression. If held, the games would have been played in Havana or Miami with mixed reactions from officials and team executives.
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State Department
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
Havana
Cincinnati Reds
MacPhail
Felipe Guerra Matos
Kline Shines In St Louis Exhibition Win Over White Sox
Ron Kline pitched nine innings of six hit ball in a 3 1 victory as St Louis extended its exhibition winning streak to five in a row. The right hander, after a Pittsburgh trade, improves with coach Howie Pollet guiding the pitching staff.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Mickey Here
Tim McCarver
Kline
St. Louis
Ron Kline
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Howie Pollet
Cards
Ican
Chicago White Sox
Hamilton Joe Looks Sharp Against Birds
Cincinnati pitcher Joe Nuxhall dominated the Baltimore lineup allowing four hits over eight innings in a 2-1 loss in ten. At 31 he recalls starting as a 15 year old during World War II and notes a career of variable seasons with lingering injuries and unfulfilled big years.
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Miami
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Baltimore
Held Ready For Opener For Indians In April
Tucson report says Woodie Held can return in about ten days and be ready for the Indians opener April 19. Dr. Kelly, the team physician, cites Mayo Clinic findings that no further treatment is needed after 42 stitches on March 13 for a left shoulder injury. Held will resume full workouts as the Indians, off Monday, face the Red Sox in Scottsdale today and Wednesday.
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Ariz
Woodie Held
Cleveland Indians
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Mayo Clinic
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Indians
Boston Red Sox
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Montreal Leads 2-0 as NHL Semifinals Start
The NHL playoffs see Montreal leading Chicago 2-0 in the semifinals with the series tied at two games to none. Toronto holds a 2-1 edge over Detroit in their best of seven series. No Tuesday games and Wednesday schedule show no contests.
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Detroit
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Hawks
Bobby Hull
NHL
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Eric Nesterenko
Ken Wharram
Bill Hay
Dollard St. Laurent
al Arbour
Canadiens
Howard in Dodger Doghouse after missing practice
Los Angeles Dodgers bonus baby Frank Howard was placed on probation and fined for repeated absences at spring camps in Vero Beach Florida. General manager Buzzi Bavasi said the fine would depend on his future behavior while Howard criticized being kept off the traveling squad.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Howard
Ohio State
Dodgers
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West Palm Beach
Kansas City A’s
Orlando
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Walt Alston
Alston
Bavasi
New York Yankees
Plains Five Ils Honored
The Plains Athletic Association hosted a steak dinner for the varsity reserve and freshman basketball teams managers and cheerleaders. They also bought game socks for the team. Fertilizer application marks football field work. A 7:30 meeting in the high school community room invites all interested. The Indians will play home games next fall at Plains.
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Monday's Results From Baseball Games
Kansas City beat Detroit 4 to 1 while St Louis topped Chicago A 3 to 1 and Los Angeles defeated New York 9 to 3. Baltimore edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in 10 innings.
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Ray Herbert
A’s
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Cincinnati Reds
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Charley Smith
Dodgers
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Yanks
Bob Turley
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Bowling results show weekly team points and top bowlers
Neal Floral leads with 4 team points followed by Chapman's Jewelry and Roberts Clothing. High team three-game score is 2802 at Floral with Moeinikar posting 234 and 157 in the top single. Top bowlers include Mociinikar 873 series, Sterzik 470, Nisley 561, Snider 532, Wickham 480, Patterson 506.
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Wwe
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Ray Duntee
P. Machine Shop
Paboen Research
Celtics Favored By 11 In Crucial NBA Playoff Game
Boston holds 11 point edge over St. Louis in tonight's second semifinal series game. Larry Foust's heel injury threatens Hawks as he nurses a bruise and novocaine past, leaving Clyde Lovelette to face Bill Russell.
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Hawks
St. Louis Hawks
Ed Macauley
Bud
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
National Basketball Assn
St. Louis
Larry
Foust
Minneapolis
Macauley
Faust
Clyde Lovelette
Boston
Bill Russell
Bryant leads Ohio University golf round with 38s
At Ohio University golf course Bryant and teammates faced unrolled greens and awkward pin placements. Bryant posted 38 on each nine to win medal honors. Gordon shot 83, Mollencop 78, Terlesky 39 and 40, with the two-day total led by Bryant and teammates.
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Bob Bryant
Ed Gordon
Tom Mollencop
Bill Terlesky
Bryant
Mollencop
Tom
Terlesky
Cincinnati retires Oscar Robertson jersey number 12
The University of Cincinnati honors Oscar Robertson by retiring his No 12 jersey after the final game of his era. Robertson led the nation in scoring three times and earned multiple awards at the award dinner, including team MVP and captaincy. Coach George Smith praised the great UC team and its pursuit of the NCAA title.
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Ohio State University
Middletown
Roy
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Robertson
George Smith
Fight Results From Multiple Cities Across 1960s Card
Boxers from New York Philadelphia San Diego Las Vegas and West Jordan fought in a series of bouts. Results list opponents outpoints stops by decision or KO with multiple locations and runtimes.
Ohio U Football Hopes For Strong Spring Drill Run
Ohio University head coach Bill Hess will start spring practice Friday with two intrasquad games on April 30 and May 7. Sessions run April 1-12 and April 20-May 7, under NCAA rules for 20 practice days in a 30 day window. About 80 players are expected, 18 seniors, only three graduated. Hess calls this squad the most experienced since he arrived in January 1958, with emphasis on placement fundamentals offense defense kicking and new formations.
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Bill Hess
Ohio University
Hess
Ohio U
Canadiens Assert Advantage In Stanley Cup Semifinal
Montreal Canadiens push toward a third straight win as they face the Chicago Black Hawks in Game 3 of the semifinal series. Chicago relies on a battered lineup while Detroit and Toronto battle in a 2-1 Leafs lead with a crucial Game 4 looming in Detroit.
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Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
No Changes Reported In Bowling Tourney
Traffic in the American Bowling Congress 57th annual championships has slowed with no changes in the major events after Monday play at the Sports Arena.
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Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Doug Jones Downs Clay For Decision
Doug Jones defeats Von Clay by unanimous decision in ten rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Jones, 23, suffers a left eye cut costing a Miami Beach title bout and receives a 30 day medical suspension. Clay, ranked fifth by NBA, falls to 11 2 2.
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Doug Jones
von Clay
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
Jones
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Fla
Doug
Clay
NBA
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