Paret Dies After Nine Day Coma From Boxing Injuries
Cuban welterweight Benny Kid Paret died at Roosevelt Hospital at 1 55 a m after nine days in a coma from brain injuries suffered in his world title loss to Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden on March 24. Police opened a formal inquiry as doctors stated all treatment had been exhausted.
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Kid) Paret
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Nicklaus Confident Ahead of 26th Masters
At Augusta Nicklaus declares a strong chance to win the Masters. The 21 year old says the course fits him and he feels more ready than ever as top contenders Palmer and Player loom, while Nicklaus eyes the pro tour after leaving amateur status. In tuneups he posted rounds 67 71 69 73 on Augusta National.
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Basketball Playoff Schedule and Lively Stakes
The Associated Press reports the NBA divisional finals best of seven with no Monday games. Boston leads Philadelphia 3 2 and Los Angeles leads Detroit 3 2. Wednesday Kansas City leads Cleveland 1 0 and hosts Cleveland.
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Big Celt Bench Holds Advantage Over Warriors
Philadelphia coach Frank McGuire said Boston’s deep bench gives the Celtics the edge in the Eastern Division finals as Philadelphia fights to even the best of seven. He noted Tom Gola’s ankle injury reducing his Warriors to five front-line players. The Celtics lead 3–2 with a seventh game possible in Boston. Detroit hosts the Western final where Los Angeles leads 3–2 to reach the finals.
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Schwall Poised To Start Sox Opener In 1962
SCOTTSDALE Ariz AP The Red Sox high on rookie Don Schwall to start the 1962 AL opener against Cleveland April 10 with Bill Monbouquette as a possible companion in the first two games Manager Mike Higgins hedges but plans to use Schwall and Monbouquette early The Sox beat Cleveland 5 3 in an exhibition as Donovan took the loss Nixon homered and Runnels added two extras Dodgers next in line for Boston prep
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Only KO of Pender Can Avert Boston Decision
Boxing notes from Boston report that Terry Downes must KO Paul Pender to avoid a so called Boston decision. Burns, Downes’ promoter, says officials won’t award a decision unless Downes stops Pender as the 15 round title bout at Boston Garden looms.
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Boxing Results From Separate Rings Abroad and U.S. Sites
In Las Vegas Joey Giambra outpointed Everardo Armenta over ten rounds. In Nottingham Henry Cooper stopped Joe Erskine in the ninth. In Buffalo Tony LaBarbera and Ike Chestnut fought to a ten‑round draw. In New York Fred Martino vich outpointed Pablo Lopez in ten. In Tokyo Yuji Masuko outpointed J Aragon over ten.
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National Leaguers See Slim Chance To Top Maris
Several NL sluggers including Cepeda Mays Aaron Mathews Banks weigh odds on eclipsing Maris 61 homers with extra Polo Grounds games in 1962. Pitching depth and Polo Grounds quirks temper expectations as players note the tough NL competition and favorable hitter conditions may not guarantee a big homer total.
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Leafs Face Rangers In Fourth Game Of Semifinal Clash
Toronto holds a 2-1 series edge as Johnny Bower starts in goal with coach Punch Imlach warning one more poor effort could bring Don Simmons. Rangers report Deg Prentice Henry and Schinkel out with injuries ahead of Thursdays Toronto switch.
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Indians Trade Pow er for Ramos from Twins
Cleveland sends Vic Power and Dick Stigman to Minnesota in exchange for Pedro Ramos. General Manager Gabe Paul has sought pitching upgrades after 1961 moves and intends to add another solid pitcher, hoping Ramos strengthens the rotation despite a 78-112 career ledger and four subpar seasons.
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Washington Senators
Dick Donovan
Gene Green
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Paul
Ramos
Stigman
Indians
Group Plans Tri State Hockey League Meeting
Managers coaches recreation leaders and others interested in forming a tri state hockey league will meet April 21 in Bennington to discuss league rules eligibility equipment rink sizes officials and tentative schedules Edward A Rice coach of the Shaftsbury Hockey Club initiated the effort and distributed notices amid renewed regional hockey interest for the 1962 63 season
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Pairings Provided
Exhibition baseball results show Cincinnati 5 New York 2 St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 Baltimore 7 Pittsburgh 1 Houston 8 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles A 6 Los Angeles N 5 Chicago A 5 Kansas City 1 New York A 9 Minnesota 6 Boston 5 Cleveland 3. Upcoming games list 15 matchups in Florida Arizona and Texas venues with multiple city pairings and telegraphed sites.
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Hockey Results Toronto Wins Leads 2-1 in Toronto at New York
Hockey results show Toronto leading New York 2 1 after two periods while Montreal faces Chicago with Montreal holding the edge. The card highlights current scores and upcoming shifts.
Vermont State Open Golf Championship Set for Lake Morey
The 1962 Vermont State Open Golf Championship will be held at Lake Morey Country Club in Fairlee on June 18 and 19. Club president Robert Ward announced the event yesterday.
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White Sox Sweeps Six In Go-Go Attack On Exhibition Trail
The White Sox ride a six game winning streak powered by a peck-away-at em approach and tight pitching. Rookie Joel Horlen tossed six hitless innings in a 5-1 win over Kansas City as Chicago climbs near the Yankees in the AL standings.
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CBS to televise 37 colleges in 1962 football schedule
The Columbia Broadcasting System announced a 1962 NCAA football TV slate featuring 37 schools from the 1961 AP Top Ten plus Notre Dame Army Navy and Air Force. The season runs Sept 15 to Dec 8 with 14 telecast dates including nine national and five regional games. Alabama and other 1961 top teams such as Ohio State Texas LSU Minnesota Michigan State and Utah State are on the list.
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Survival booklet surplus shipped by post offices
Government booklet on radioactive fallout and how to survive will be removed from post offices. Surplus copies in post offices will be sent to a civil defense center in Battle Creek Michigan. The booklet will remain available through civil defense offices. Post Office said the display was for three months.
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Terrible Tiger Expected to Fight Top Middleweights in Boston
AP reports Dick Tiger, winner of the Terry Downes Paul Pender bout at Boston Garden, is eyed by promoters to face Gene Fullmer. Manager Rip Valenti notes Tiger’s performance against Henry Hank on TV Saturday, suggesting Tiger could beat Downes Pender and Fullmer in one night.
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Arcaro Considers Retirement After 30 Racing Years
New York AP reports jockey Eddie Arcaro may retire after 30 years on the nation’s tracks. He last raced in the U S last November and has invited friends to a midtown venue for a planned announcement. Arcaro earned top money, riding 24 056 horses and 4 779 wins with $30 049 313 in purses.
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Tallest Tossers Lead Northeastern Pitching Corps
Northeastern fields a tall mound crew led by Fran Ryan 6-6 Fred Ryan 6-5 Bill Tully 6-5 Dick McPherson 6-3 Jim Keating 6-3 and Captain Bob Mullin 6-0. The Ryan twins pitch and catch, forming an unusual two way battery alongside coach Tinker Connolly.
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Dick McPherson
Jim Keating
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Home and Family Shape Youth Views on Love and Marriage
The PTA Magazine reports survey data showing that 73 percent of parents cite home life as the main influence on their children's views of love and marriage. Television ranks second, with 32 percent noting its impact. Parents say they are generally open to discussing intimate questions with their children. Teenagers trust their parents more than peers for guidance even as they seek independence.
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