Hibernation Aches Sandy Hurts And Bums Glad Of It
Sandy Koufax reports winter aches after his first spring workout with the Los Angeles Dodgers at Vero Beach Florida. He says the workout went well and his arm felt fine. Giants pitcher Poh Shaw discusses contract talks and the team’s training progress in Arizona as Ford Frick weighs in on Murakami’s contract and potential Japan trip impacts.
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Associated” Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeres Dodger Brass
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Dodgers
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Fla
Tahion
Moule
Milwaukee
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Pache
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Poh Shaw
Masanori Murakami
Shaw
Juniter
Giants
Cast Grande
Ariz
Moe
Giant View
Chub Feeney
Ford Frick
Alurami
Murakami
Japan
United States
SWC Cage Title Race Reaches Final Night
The Southwest Conference basketball title remains undecided after Texas at Baylor in Waco and SMU at Arkansas in Dallas. A split crown remains possible if SMU and Arkansas both win. a three way tie could force a one game playoff to decide the conference representative for the NCAA tournament.
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Waco
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Arkansas
Dallas
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Phi
Radio's Lone Ranger Buried In Michigan
Bruce Beemer known as radio's Lone Ranger was buried in White Chapel Cemetery after services at Epiphany Lutheran Church in Detroit. Beemer starred with his horse Silver on the show and died Monday. Rev E H Buchheimer led funeral rites.
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Troy, Mich
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White Chapel
Epiphany Lutheran Church
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E. H. Buchheimer
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Rice
Texas Christiandren
Fort Worth
REL Swimmers At San Jacinto Meet Readies Final Showdown
The REL swimmers led by Robert BE and Lee Garder target ending the season with a win in the final meet before District 124A. They invade San Jacinto Junior College Guam on Thursday at Guam with 700-seat capacity, inviting Pasadena supporters to attend the event.
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Lee Garder
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Native Charger Captures Flamingo Stakes at Gulfstream Park
South Florida horse racing moved to Gulfstream Park for 43rd season, breaking attendance and handle records at Hialeah prior. Native Charger, son of Native Dancer, won the $143,600 Flamingo Stakes by a half length, earning $93,340 for Maj. Albert Warner as Gov. Haydon Burns presented the trophy. Sparkling Johnny ran second, Hail To All third, Flyatore fourth in a field of 12. The track posted record daily handle of 32,718,066 and total pari mutuel play of 75,770,975, up 7.7 percent from 1964.
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Big 33 candidate list mirrors Playboy era debates
Texas and Pennsylvania talent battle described as nearly impossible to choose from a 164 name Texas list for 33 spots. End candidates include Larry Davis Ken Spain Larry Henson Warne Weaver and Chris Key with several tackles and guards like Bill Cloud Rolf Krueger Jon Adams and Loyd Wainscott among others. The piece notes strong backfield choices with Rusty Clark Glenn Smith and Andy White at quarterback.
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Liz Taylor
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Stephen F. Austin
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Maxfield
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LaMarque
Loyd Wainsentt
Sparky Robinson
Victor
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Cliff Larson
Forest Park
Beaumont
Pasecena
Mark Wiley
Odessa High
Art
Odessa
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Pasadena
Jary Rusk
Spring Branch
Bruce Moss
Whittington
S. Baytown
Westbury
Rusty Clark
Waltrip
Glenn Smith
Houston Lee
Andy White
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Riggs Overlooked as Layne System Fits Yet
A letter from Orange Leader editor Fred Cervelli suggests Charlie Riggs, a standout quarterback, would not fit Bobby Layne’s dropback system. Coaches from SMU, Texas, U of H and Baylor favor Smith, Clark and White as Layne prospects, while other top backs and receivers are named among regional standouts.
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Charlie Riggs
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Fred Cervelli
Riggs
Joe
Bobby Layne
Charlie
Layne
SMU
Texas
U of H
Baylor
Smith
Clark
White
Cervelli
Jetter
Amazing Snook Opens State Tourney Against Krum
Amazing Snook, owner of a 47-1 record, meets Krum and star Bill Hall in the opening game of the 45th annual State Schoolboy Basketball Tournament. Krum coach F H George says if they win, their title bid strengthens. The Class B field begins with early matchups as teams like Gra ford, Fort Davis and others line up for the three-day event.
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Austin
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Krum
Bill Hall
Houston Jones
Snook
Hall
Sese
Bobcats
Calvin Gerke
Jones
Dallas Jefferson
el Paso
Kingsville
San Marcos
Gordon Klunkert
West Orange
Waxahachie
Browngood
Phillips
Larry Tewis
Blackhawks
Port Acres
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Fort Worth
Terrell Or Machen May Meet Clay In September
The World Boxing Association heavyweight title fight between Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen may lead to a September bout with Cassius Clay. Promoters discussed a indoor venue in Chicago for TV friendly closed circuit coverage and a possible site at McCormick Place or Comiskey Park. Clay’s representatives and Muhammad Ali associates showed interest in defending the title city after Friday’s Terrell Machen bout.
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World Boxing Association
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Eddie Machen
Cassius Clay
Terrell-Machen
International Ampitheatre
Clay
Comiskey Park
Irv Schoenwald
Terrell
Machen
McCormick Place
Schoenwald
Ben Bentley
Herbert Muhammad
Elijah Muhammad
John Ali
Muhammad Ali
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