Poultney Bombs Bulldogs as B B Holds to One Hit
Poultney scores five runs in the second inning and tops Burr and Burton 6 to 0 in the 1963 season opener. Capman and DeBonis pace extra base hitting while Potter wins in relief, Martinez suffers the defeat after a rough second inning.
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Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Poultney
Blue Devils
Bill Kapusta
Devils
Dave Capman
Sam DeBonis
Art Martinez
Dean Fraser
DeBonis
Graser
Charlie Rusk
Fraser
Rusk
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Root
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Jenkins
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Smith
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Kapusta
Bowen Cf
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Croff
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Towne
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Never Bend Tops Field in Stepping Stone at Churchill
Cain Hoy Stable’s Never Bend dominated the 7 furlong Stepping Stone Purse at Churchill Downs, finishing six lengths ahead of Space Skates with Book Full third. The victory, ahead of next week’s Derby, boosted earnings to $502,484 and ensured Never Bend will skip the Derby Trial.
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Never Bend
Churchill Downs
Kenneland
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Rex Ellsworth
Space Skates
Harry M. Reed Jr
Nasrullah-Lalun
Yeaza
Bold Invader
Book Full
Ellsworth
Candy
Woody Stephens
Stephens
The
Candy Spots
Powder Box Narrowly Trails in City Bowling League
The Powder Box beat Marty's Flowers 4-0 but trails league leader Dragons 3-1 after their week results in the Girls' City Bowling League. Marty's 79-49 leads Powder Box 77-51. Mitch's Try Hards defeated Polygraphic 3-1.
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Marty
Flowers
Dragons
E. T. Williams
Polygraphic
Mitch
Arlington
Remcoettes
Raymond
Marty’s Flowers
Main
F. Wood
Wood
J. Bushey
Dragons - Powder Box
Mitch’s Try
Phillies Top Cubs In AP Box Score Update
Philadelphia overwhelms Chicago 58 to 2 as Mahaffey and Dalrymple staff pitching. Hobbie suffers the loss while Mahaffey earns the win. Williams homers for Chicago and Covington hits for Philadelphia. Callison also contributes in the Philadelphia lineup.
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Chicago
Mahaffey
Dalrymple
Hobbie
Brewer
Schultz
Schaffer
W—Mahaffey
L— Hobbie
Williams
Philadephia
Covington
Callison
Young Eagles Set for Molly Stark League Tune Up
Arlington High School’s Eagles, coached by Gerald Brow, mix seniors and underclassmen as they rebuild for 1962. Key pitchers include Dick Miles and sophomores Poulin Holton Hayden with freshman Don Marsh catching. They schedule two nonleague games against Poultney before May 2 opener vs Whitingham.
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GTON
Eagles
Arlington High School
Molly Stark
Gerald Brow
University of Vermont
Brow
Dick Miles
Tom Poulin
Russ Holton
Jim Hayden
Ralph Ferris
Dan Andrews
Harry Pickering
Poulin
Holton
Hayden
Stan Grover
Ken Clayton
Pat O’neil
Ricky Marckres
Poultney
Whitingham
Russians Seek America’s Cup Challenge Says Photo Rumor
AP report notes a Rudder magazine photo of alleged Soviet design and testing of two 12 meter yachts with wind tunnel work and trained crews. It cites USSR officials hinting at a 1964 bid, adds Britain and Australia preparing challenges, and recalls America's Cup history and fortunes.
Cuba Edges U.S. in Pan American baseball showdown
In Sao Paulo Cuba defeated the United States 3-1 to virtually claim baseball gold at the Pan American Games. The U.S. won two golds in pistol shooting and added to its medals tally as Brazil took tennis and the mixed doubles. The water polo team won 4-3 over Argentina. Mexico earned its first gold in mixed doubles.
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Cuba
United States
Cecil L. Wallis
Columbus
Sfc
Laurence K. Mosely
Norfolk
Ronald Barnes
Mario Llamas
Mexico
U.S
Argentina
Venezuela
Darlene Hard
Los Angeles
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Caldwell
Yolanda Ramirez
Francisco Contreras
Maria Bueno
Thomas Koch
Russell to Lead Celtics After Cousy Departure
Celtics captain Bob Cousy retires after helping Boston win a fifth straight NBA title. Bill Russell is named leader as Cousy recovers from an ankle injury and prepares to coach at Boston College. Red Auerbach plans a restful off season before the next campaign.
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Celtics
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Boston Celtics
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National Basketball Association
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Record American
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Boston College
Holy Cross
Collins
Los Angeles Lakers
Tom Heinsohn
Frank Ramsey
K.C. Jones
John Havlicek
Associated Press
Hardin-Simmons and Omaha Placed on NCAA Probation
The NCAA put Hardin-Simmons University on two year probation after inviting 32 prospective student athletes to football drills. Omaha University received probation indefinitely for knowingly violating post season football rules by playing in the All-Sports Bowl on December 8, 1962 before certification.
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Miami
University of Omaha
Bennington Sabers hold off Middlebury in 7-5 win
Bennington Catholic High School scored seven runs in the first two innings and held off a late Middlebury rally to win 7-5. George Allard struck out 12 across six innings for the Sabers, earning his second win in as many starts as Gerry Morrissey Tom Moore Ted Bridges and Tommy King contributed with key hits.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Middlebury High School
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ECHL
Gerry Morrissey
Tom Moore
Ted Bridges
Tommy King
Saber
George Allard
Upstaters
Allard
Skeeter McClure Opposes Wright In TV Battle
Skeeter McClure a Toledo middleweight on furlough from Germany faces Teddy Wright of Detroit in a 10 round national ABC telecast. McClure ranked ninth and Wright seventh in world and national middleweight listings. Wright holds 43 victories in 52 bouts, while McClure has 13 wins with six knockouts.
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Ohio
Wilbert
Skeeter
McClure
Teddy Wright
Detroit
Germany
ABC Network
Wright
McC
Wilson Sharp Keeps Hope Alive With Early 1-2 Start
Earl Wilson of the Boston Red Sox, after three starts, sports a 1-2 record but has allowed only five earned runs in 23 innings for a 1.96 ERA. Coach Harry Dorish says if he keeps pitching like his Cleveland outing he could win 20 this season as Gene Conley prepares to open a series against the White Sox at Fenway Park.
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Verdura
Bobby Jenkins
Boston
Earl Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Harry Dorish
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Dorish
Earl
Wilson
Red Sox
Gene Conley
Chicago White Sox
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