Houston Shuts Out Orioles as Hock Stumbles in Exhibition
Casey Stengel tested Jay Hook as he prepares for the Mets season. The Orioles hammered Hook for 16 runs in six innings and chased him after 17 hits, including homers by Nicholson, Robinson, Powell and Snyder. The day featured multiple spring games with Cardinals, Yankees, Colts, Dodgers, Pirates and Cubs winning or delivering notable performances.
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Associated Press
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Evans Killeen
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Brooks Robinson
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Riss Snyder
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Paret Remains In Coma After Grudge Fight Shock
New York AP Benny Paret remains in a coma after the grudge bout with Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller’s press secretary said Paret’s condition is extremely grave and brain surgery had been performed. A Roosevelt Hospital bulletin cited hypothermia treatment and a guarded prognosis as doctors pressed for recovery.
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Hasvelt Hospital
Miami
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John Crisp
Roosevelt Hospital
Bryant Advised To Slow Down
TUSCALOOSA ALAP Bryant, University of Alabama football coach, canceled all away engagements for about three months on doctor advice after a checkup two weeks earlier. He said he was run down and would rest at home, noting there is nothing wrong that work won’t cure.
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Paul Bryant
University of
Donna Coach Scott Built Valley Football Dominance
Earl Scott rose from Donna to lead Rio Grande Valley teams to the first state football title in decades. He built toughness across sports, stressing conditioning and cross training, turning Latins into a formidable unit and transforming a 2-8 start into district champions and a lasting valley legacy.
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Danny Potter
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Laredo
Redskins
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Basketball Scores and Schedule From Major Cities
Compilation of scattered NBA results and upcoming games includes Baltimore Chicago St Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Cleveland Houston Detroit Washington and Phoenix. Schedule mentions MBA Playoffs with Los Angeles Boston and details on elimination rounds and best of seven series.
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Mnet News
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All-America Golf Opens Wednesday
The All-America intercollegiate golf meet begins Wednesday at Fin Forest Country Club. Fourman teams vie for six championships on the tight par 72 course. Houston University, a seven time medal team, returns as a strong contender alongside Lamar Tech champions and conference winners Texas A&M Oklahoma State Middle Tennessee State New Mexico Baylor Florida State Oklahoma LSU SMU Rice North Texas Texas Tech Louisiana Tech Stephen F. Austin and Texas Wesleyan in the field.
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Fin Forest Country Club
Wednesdday
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Middle Tennessee State
University of New Mexico
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Florida State
Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Southern Methodist
Rice
North Texas State
Texas Tech
Louisiana Tech
Stephen F. Austin
Texas Wesleyan
SWC football ethics and officiating questioned
A retrospective critique of Southwest Conference football officiating cites alleged bias and point shaving in games. The piece urges fans to audit official penalties over the past decade and suggests quizzes to test impartiality, arguing athletic fairness hinges on merit over influence.
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Ab Curtis
Jena
Alarni
Owls Beaten 14-6 In Error-Filled Go
Oklahoma State piled up 13 hits to beat Rice 14 to 6 in a game filled with errors. Most Rice runs were unearned as OSU produced eight of the tallies and dominated the plate on Monday in Houston.
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Owls
Houston
Oklahoma State
Rice
Pasadena St and Baytown clash as district play heats up
Pasadena and Baytown eye wins in District 12 4A action Tuesday afternoon as Baytown aims to stay in second place behind an unbeaten Pasadena while Galena Park, Galveston Ball, Brazosport, and Texas City pursue pivotal games. The Ganders CRM hit heavy at Bryan and Pasadena seeks its 40th win at Freeport.
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Ganders
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Sammy Masters
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ACC To Duel At San Angelo Texas Relays
Abi line Christian and Texas lead a field of 14 top schools in the Angelo Relays opening Friday with defending champs Abilene Christian facing Texas Southern Methodist Texas Tech Baylor North Texas State and Texas A&M. Contenders include Ray Cunningham and Robby Bernard in the 120 yard high hurdles and Danny Roberts eyeing discus and shot put records.
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Angelo
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Texas Tech
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Baylor
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Robby Bernard
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Dexter Elidas
Baylus Bennett
Pseason
Jerry Dyes
Dyes
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Richard Menchaca
Midland
Ozona
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Winters
Eldorado
David Jefferies
Stephen Leddy
Casper Wins Doral Battle In Final Holes Duel
Bill Casper, the seasoned veteran, outlasted rookie Paul Bondeson by one stroke to win $9,000 at Doral Country Club. Bondeson led by four after 10 holes but double bogies leveled the contest as Casper sank a 35-foot putt on the 11th to take the lead. Bonds on's bid for a 10-foot birdie miss ended the drama with Casper finishing four rounds at a total of 28 under par. Casper moves from 16th to 4th in 1962 money winners totaling $145,048. Jack Nicklaus took third with $3,000. Arnold Palmer placed fifth, securing the season’s biggest prize money with $15,408.
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Casper
Bondeson
Ito
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Wis
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Oven
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Ted Kroll
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
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