Exhbition baseball results and league schedules summary
Exhibition baseball results list multiple games with scores including Washington 3 Kansas City 0 New York N 2 Philadelphia 10 innings Cincinnati 8 Detroit 1 Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 4 Chicago A 6 Minnesota 5 Chicago N 10 Boston Houston 6 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles A 4 Cleveland Baltimore 9 New York A Sunday and Monday game listings follow with venues in Sarasota St Petersburg Orlando Pompano Beach Mesa Las Vegas Phoenix Lauderdale and more. Also basketball playoff notes and schedules across NBA and ABL with teams Boston Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland New York Chicago and San Francisco, plus All Stars context.
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Washington
Kansas City
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Baltimore
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Pompano Beach
Milwaukee
Mesa
Oklahoma City
Apache Junction
Las Vegas
Phoenix
M. Lauderdale
Kamsas City
Lake
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Palm Springs
Mexico City
Tigers
Clearwater
Miami
CRAY
Chiewpa
Kanser City
Redoubtable Arch Triumphs With Narrow TKO
In Los Angeles prize ring action, Arch Moore delivered a 10th round knockout over Lavorante to claim the bout as fans watched. Lavorante collapsed on the ropes after a relentless attack, was stretchered away, and later appeared exhausted but conscious.
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Los Angeles
Carri
Lavorante
Jimmy
Lennon
Archie Moore
Moore
California
Europe
Tommy Hart
Archie
Retread Bennie Daniels to throw opener for Senators
Washington's Bennie Daniels, a veteran right-hander, is slated to start the Presidential Opener at D.C. Stadium on April 9. In 1961 he posted a 12 9 record with a 3.44 ERA after joining the Senators from Pittsburgh, becoming the club’s only winner that season. Daniels, in his 10th year, previously pitched a three-hitter in a fan exhibition and has shown sustained form in spring action. Other exhibition results include Cubs over White Sox, Yankees loss to Orioles, and Mets edging Phillies in 10 innings.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press Sports Writers
Bennie Daniels
Washington
Senators
Kansas City A
West Farm Beach
Daniels
Pittsburgh
Nats
Pirates
D.C
Dale Long
Long
Knoc
Houston
San Francisco
Phoenix
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Scottsdale
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Miami
Cincinnati
Detroit
Tampa
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota
Orlando
St. Louis
Fort Myers
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Palm Springs
New York Mets
Philadelphia
St. Petersonr
Baytown tops South Houston in rough 5-2 win
Baytown overcame a slow start with timely hitting and strong pitching to beat South Houston 5-2. Kluch earned the win with seven strikeouts, while Baytown bats produced three big innings and a pair of doubles to pull ahead, as South Houston’s offense managed only two runs.
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Sam Enis
Johnny Klippstein
Reds
Tigers
Camilo Carreon
Rin
White Sox
Don Mincher
Bob Allison
Twins
Pirates
Bob Clemente
Gene Oliver
Homors
Leo Thomas
Earl Averill
Angels
Indians
Art Kay
Gus Bell
Mets
Art Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Phils
Baytown Sweeps District 124A Tennis Titles
Baytown dominated the District 124A conference tournament winning all four divisions. Bill Marshall swept boys singles 6-0 6-1 6-0 over Ronald Langenkamp Bra zsport, Patsy Whalen toppled Flo Vaughn 6-2 6-1 in girls singles, Barsalou-Stewart won boys doubles 6-1 6-4 6-0, and Gatlin-Bussa captured girls doubles 3-4 7-5 6-1 against Susan Buell and Karen Ludeman in a dramatic three-set final.
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Baytown
Ganders
Bill Marshall
Patsy Whalen
Dave Barsalou
Sherwood Stewart
Beverly Gatlin
Gwen Bussa
Miss Gatlin
Miss Bussa
Brazosport
Susan Buell
Karen Ludeman
Miss Buell
Miss Ludeman
Marshall
Ronald Langenkamp
Barsalou - Stewart
John Walker
Richard Rimato
Barsalou
Stewart
Miss Whalen
Galena Park
Linda Sheppard
Ball High
Flo Vaughn
Clint Nettleton
AEL Netters
Lamar Roemer
Ton Lamar
Bull Marshall
Boylown
Michael Cox
Rex Sheppard
Robert Denyer
Bali High
Richard Scotty
Houston
John Bethscheider
Texas City
Semfinals
Shepperd
Seth St
Langenkamp
Tam Worley
Eddie Quiero
Ronnie Williams
Bove Walker
Golend
John H. Walker
Richard Rimani
Brozosport
David Cont
Lee McCain
Texas Co
Dave Bar
Safou
Sherwood Stewrel
Bobby Bayless
Carl Wailke
Osadene
Jarrel Jane Hura
Alice Haney
Patty Bennett
Deng
Beverly Gatlin Gweo Bussa
Kristi Freeburg
Tersi Stewart
South Houston
Susan Buel
Sreepsport
Tracy Harcis
Marilée Neale
Ball
Gatlin- Bussa
Jorrell Hurd
Buell
Ludeman
Linda Douglas
Peagy Bliss
Galene Park
Goflin - Bussa
Buell - Ludeman
Bille Reddheimer
Paty Wiggins
Pasadena
Whalen
Linda Shepsard
Gelena Park
Whalen d Voughs
Paret's Manager and NY Commission Clash Over Fight
NY AP report says Ben Paret remains in a moderate coma after the Griffith title bout. His manager Manuel Alfaro and the New York State Athletic Commission trade charges over who bears responsibility for the risky match. Alfaro criticized the commission for pressuring him, while Kruelwich denied any coercion. Paret’s mother from Havana and wife kept vigil at his bedside amid the ongoing controversy.
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NEW York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
Paret
Griffith
Manuel Alfaro
New York State Athletic Commission
Miara
Paret-Griffith
Gene Fullmer
Madison Square Garden
Fullmer
Jorge Fernandez
Argentina
Alfaro
Melvin L. Kruelwiteh
Maxima Crespo
Havana
Lucy Paret
Belles
Marti and Blancas Lead In All-America Golf
Baytown's Marti and Homero Blancas of the University of Houston led the 72 hole All America Intercollegiate Golf Tournament after 54 holes with 216, four strokes ahead. Oklahoma State's Terry Wilcox and Dickie Cannon trailed as the day opened, while Houston led by team and individual play and SMU trailed by five in the team race.
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Houston
Fred Marti
Homero Blancas
University of Houston
Marti
Blancas
Terry Wilcox
Dickie Cannon
Oklahoma State
Mari
Biancas
Wilcox
Cannon
Southern Methodist
Lamar Tech
Babe Hiskey
Art Kermit Zarley
Wilcoy
ACC Texas Tangle At San Angelo Relays Spotlight on ACU
The San Angelo Relays opened amid wind and cold with Abilene Christian facing Baylor Texas Southern Methodist Texas Tech Texas Christian North Texas State and Texas A&M for supremacy. A handful of records were set in the lower division while high winds hindered the meet. San Angelo favored for Class AAAA-AAA and Winters as top in Class AA-A-B.
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Harold VY. Ratliff
SAN Angelo
Abilene Christian
Fexsa
Winters
Abilene Christian College
Baylor
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
North Texas State
Texas ‘A&m
Jerry Bykes
Danny Roberts
A&m
Wyes
Roberts
Dexter Elkins
SMU
Baylus Bennett
Ean Anoaln
Eanrad VR Wainte
Baytown dominates relays at Houston meet for runner-up finish
Baytown Ganders win six relays at the Houston Relays led by Virgil McGahee Joe Lew James Vegas Freddy Clark Don Parkhurst and Jimmy Clapton. Raymond Watson clears 12 feet 2 inches in pole vault as Bellaire and Lamar set marks. Parkhurst posts multiple sprint wins while Baytown claims two school records and Lamar breaks 60 foot shot put standard.
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Houston
Baytown
Lamar
Ganders
Virgil McGahee
Joe Lew
James Vegas
Freddy Clark
Don Parkhurst
Jimmy Clapton
Raymond Watson
Heagan
Bay-Tex Limited
Leonard Fawcett
Ries
Ted
Bellaire
la Porte
Norris Welr
Clepton
Inchsde Beaumont
Charlesy
Biteaud
Richard Steen
Jesse Jones
Johnny Morriss
Mike McManus
Channelines
South Park
Robert McNeil
Tory
Wayne Hosea
Bill Turney
Tom Currie
iCurrie
Giscus
Wasnon Morgan
Goleta Park
Gant
If Moore
Golo Park
Terre Johrson
Lucas
South Houtton
Hurdies
Robert Rouse
Jona Morriss
Jones
Vaehagkers
Nel
Hass
Toby Bell
Mestaueys
Tommy Moore
Gatent Park
Jerry Oliver
Brazosport
Ak Patterson
Ite Chaviei Butepurt
South Perk
Norris Wiets la Pathe
Anson Jones
South Houston
Alex
Rogers
Pasadena
Hanks
Bonaire
Dick Weich
Houg Enle
Atlas Senletke
Andy Nobles
Beastmont
Mitby
Mew Rece
Dla
el Try Boytawr
Robert McNeill
Charles Byteawa
John Ede
May
Mike Mae Manus
Channelview
Leonard Foucett
Reagan
Yord Beak
Bon Parkhurst
Gyiawn
Il Lee West
Lomor
John Wade
Ronnie Mead
Spring Branch
Yorg R. O
Gerald Sadie Tamae
Jett Gregory Lamar
Bronk Zolycek
Johny Busict
Cornerview
Jona Morpiss
Jonese
Richard Slee
Milby
John Bueche
Auttin
Konrad Smilin
Medeland
Rane Wilkening
Vera Gow
Bill iThoghes
Thomas
Don Kooser
Sena
Defa Wade
Renert Rowse
Fred Clark
James Yepps
Joe Lee
Virg
Mc Saher
Aera
Earby Broncs
Belfolts
Third As Ships Tors Qualify Golfers Short By A Stroke
Brazosport, Pasadena, Ball High, and Galveston vie as Brazosport narrowly qualifies with a 331 final round to reach regionals. Wade parred the front and finished one stroke shy of regional, while Munnerlyn sparked Brazosport’s late surge. Baytown and Ball High struggle in rough weather as final scores shift.
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The
Tors
Brazosport
Stormnig
Tocita
Charles Munnerlyn
Galveston
Gil
Baytown
Ball
Munnerlyig
Brazosports
William Wade
Ray Walker
Gover
Danny Tolleson
McDowell
Ts Cenenet
Janies
Walker
Ice
Pasade Tollason
High
Tolees
Woody Kinsey
Sourihyne
Kinses
Ganjaan
Vet Iders
Elo
Peter Ganders
Donati
Stefani
Jimmy Brown
Easine
Dan Bill Sharp
Pay- Herst Abay
Y¢ Jumar Wicken Reilly
Anc Calla
Iver
Baylowa
Marid Reilly
Hebert Leads Livtley In French Open Qualifier
Jay Hebert, a Louisiana pro with a long name, surged to the lead in the early rounds of the $4,000 Ardes One Open, carding a 69 to sit one stroke ahead of Gene Litelter. The field features Sanders, Maxwell, and Ragat among early contenders as the tournament progresses across Wilmington.
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Wilmington, N.co
Jay Hebert
Wolf
Pyttoke
Sayeehopa
Saunder
Volar
Stings Rally Past Smiley Eagles Edge Ball In District Duel
District 12-44 night produced drama as Pasadena tied Ball High 8 8 in ninth, then won on Bass's two run single after Tarbose and Dowtan, Jones the winner. Smiley edged Texas City 18 in six, with Cummings 3 hits. Brazosport beat Austin 4-3 in Houston tourney consolation, Galena Park unable to advance.
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Baytown
South Houston
Kluch
Marionsond
Faye Ook Theawe
Lo Piglet Field
Pasadena
Mike Smith
Thompson
Ameriar
Parker
Loveshall
Brazosport
Fluker
Mass South
Richard Savage
Terseas
Dickie Mullenbeck
Walker
Kent
Butch Whompson
Jerry Kemplay
Neth Parker
Savage
Butch Thompson
Manis Bails
Srep
Heary
Kemphoye Thompson
Mons
Bkliteh
Mats
Renvpls
Kemplay
Sphits
Sammy Bit Walker
Aitehy
Baytown Masters
Bill Stefive
Trojan
Watt
Don Pavlo
Craig Artwitness
Luss
Jand Kempkin
Poole
Ronnie Kluch
Bobby Fluker
Trojans
Southfield
Kemp
Houston
Billy Manis
Saneine
Stewart
Atascocita CC
Brazia
Esport
Charles
tor/Duke
Ball High
Don Howell
McDowell
Tory
Texas City
Smiley
Galena Park
Bat High
Eagles
Ball
Bubba Cridland
Tors
Lake Jones
Jones
Russ Colombo
Paul Ratliff
Jon
Wayne Tarbose
Curtis Dowtan
Dmbhos
Rusty
Rams
Donald Bass
Koot
Ricky Cartiste
Carlisle
Henry DeVries
Bill Stevens
Stevens
Stariy Alfred Choate
Walter Iyers
Rall
Cridland
Bass
George Dearing
Ratliff
Tan
Navy
Ronnie Pisklak
Mickey” Hoder
Galena
Psamsnort
Sangings
Ty Gatena Park
Otyey
Rayteren
Sea Cow Travels U S Before Seiling
San Antonio reports one of three sea cows in the United States has toured the nation covering about 6 000 miles. The animal, described as porpoise like and frail, was moved from Florida to San Francisco and on to St Louis with a zoo director noting the creature’s fragile condition.
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San Antonio
Aps
Unites, States
Flesen
Fred Homciitas
Florida
San Francisco
Heston
San Anto Zoo
Fred Stark
St. Louis
Tascosa Favored in Amaro fan
Amarillo Tasgosa leads in Amaro fan events as regional finals unfold. High school track and field compete with Pampa’s Andy Matson posting a 19- inch shot put mark and Amarillo Tascosa’s Chuck Frawiry clocking 4:56.0 in the 880 yard dash.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Tasgosa
SPS
Amarila Ieius
Quanah
Deveer
Jasin
Andy Matson
Pampa
Fri
Chuck Frawiry
Amarillo Tascosa High School
Tiara
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