Stuart Sparks Controversy In B Game Showdown
Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox drew fire from manager Johnny Pesky after a lackluster B team exhibition performance against San Francisco. Stuart defended playing in a B game to avoid injury, later expressing regret and saying he would follow team directions.
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Hayes Jones to retire after 1964 Olympics
SAN FRANCISCO AP Hayes Jones America's best high hurdler plans retirement after the 1964 Games where he is likely to win gold as a farewell present. The Detroit veteran placed third in 1960 and has led U S hurdlers most of the time since. No other nation matches America in the event as Jones becomes the Tokyo favorite with a scramble for silver and bronze medals behind him.
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Dominant US Hurdlers in 1964 Prominent Names Highlighted
The piece cites Blaine Londgren Roy Hicks Willie May and Bob Green as top figures in 1963 64 prospects. It notes Rex Crawley Jim Allen Wil lie Atterberry as a key lineup with challengers Ron Whitney and Jim Miller. Ralph Boston is considered a potential decathlon leader with 8061 points by Paul Herman last year.
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Benhi Sophs Bow To Midgets 40-17
The Benhi Sophomores lost 40-17 to Hartford in the opening round of the Sophomore Tournament in Rutland. With two varsity players, Steve Greenslet and Mike Derosia, the club battled but missed shots and fouls limited Greenslet and Derosia struggled from the floor.
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UCLA Favored as Four Reach NCAA Tournament in Kansas
In Kansas City four teams arrive for the NCAA tournament with UCLA seen as the slight favorite while Duke is deemed experienced, Michigan as manpower, and Kansas State as the dark horse.
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Happy vs The Big I Win in NIT semifinals
NYU Violets face New Mexico Lobos in a marquee NIT semifinal at Madison Square Garden. Army Cadets meet Bradley Braves with 18,000 expected. winners play for the title Saturday after a 4 p.m. EST semifinal.
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Four NCAA semifinalists prepared for Friday title run
At Municipal Auditorium the four semifinalists Michigan Duke UCLA and Kansas State held late workouts before Friday's games. Duke coach Vic Bubas closed practice briefly while UCLA coach John Wooden praised his teams speed and rebounding edge. Kansas State rides a 13 game win streak led by 7 foot Roger Suttner as upsets loom.
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