Cepeda Hit Three Homers In Exhibition Spark Giants
San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles Angels 11 6 as Orlando Cepeda clubs his fourth homer of the spring tying the game and fueling the momentum toward the 62 homer season scenario. Ken Johnson throws a nine inning shutout for Houston over Boston.
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Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Angels
Phoenix
Cepeda
Roger Maris
RBI
Houston
Ken Johnson
Boston
Scottsdale
Washington
Jimmy Piersall
Baltimore
Pompano Beach
Plan Mixed Doubles Bowling Tournament at Bennington Lanes
Mixed doubles bowling event set for Bennington Lanes with 80 couples signed up. Deadline for applications is tonight. The tourney runs 3 p.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday with prizes for winners. Donald E Bougeois and Ted Ritchie as directors.
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Bennington Lanes
Ted Ritchie
Donald E. Bougeois
Ritchie
Exhibition Baseball Doubleheader Results Across Cities
Results from spring training games show Cincinnati beating Detroit 4 to 2 in ten innings. New York National edged Los Angeles 4 to 3. Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 12 to 11. Minnesota won 7 to 6 over Pittsburgh. New York American defeated St. Louis 4 to 1. Cleveland beat Chicago 9 to 6. Houston shut out Boston 6 to 0. San Francisco beat Los Angeles 11 to 6. Baltimore won 15 to 7 over Washington. Additional matchups list Detroit versus Cincinnati in Tampa and several games in Florida and Arizona venues.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis
Fort Lauderdale
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Clearwater
Cincinnati
Detroit
Lakeland
New York Mets
Los Angeles’ Dodgers
St. Petersburg
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Orlando
Colts
Johnson
Red Sox
Merritt Ranen
Piersall
Hoyt Wilhelm
Earl Robinson
Gus Triandos
Orioles
New York
Chicago
Houston
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnat
Tampa
Fort Myers
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Miami
Kansas City
West Palm Beach
Palm Springs
Lectronics extend lead in International Bowling League
Lectronics swept Ray's Market 3-0 at Bennington Lanes to hold a four game lead in the International League. Rabideau rolled 615 for a 205 average and a 236 high, as Ray's Market fell short. Johnson Oil beat Tri-Mont Texaco 2-1 to stay fourth, while Bijur team 1 crushed Sherwin-Williams 3-0.
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Lectronics
Bennington Lanes
Ray’s Market
Mitch
Max Oil
Rabideau
Johnson Oil
Tri-Mont Texaco
Blue Jays
Tel
Bijur
Sherwin-Williams
Mitch’s Barber Shop
M. Kahwaly
J DeVito
Sherwin Williams
J. Boutin
F_ Arbolino — 519 Johnson Oil — 2 Tri Mont Texaco — 1 High Single — R_ Perrott
B. Fisher
Nio’s Cons
F_ Grout
F. Grout
Tel & Tel
E_ Zoufaly
P. Chenallle
Standings Electronics
Trimont Texaco Sherwi n-Williams
Denio’s
BCHS Freshmen and Sophomores Reach Rutland Finals
Bennington Catholic High School entrants advance to final rounds at Rutland High School gym. Sophomores defeated Mt. St. Joseph's and meet Proctor at 7 p.m. Freshmen face Rutland at 6 p.m. Expected starters include Deery Morrissey McLaughlin Woodward Bushee for sophomores and Daigneault Tucci Lemieux Rabideau LeRay for freshmen.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Rutland
Rutland High School
Mt. St. Joseph’s
Proctor
Joe Deery
Gerry Morrissey
Jim McLaughlin
Mike Woodward
Fred Bushee
Daigneault
Tucci
Lemieux
Rabideau
LeRay
Dunham's Furniture Tops Saul's Department in Monument Bowl
Dunham's Furniture defeated Saul's Department Store 3-1 in the Monument Bowl League to pull away from Greene's Mobile Heating, upset 3-1 by Eddington's Garage. Crosier's Barber Shop beat Andy's Barber Shop 3-1, while Quality Paint swept Eagle Square 4-0 and the Converters beat Mears Mobile Station 3-1. Benn-Tile blanked Volkswagen 4-0 as standings show Quality Paint and Crosier's near top in a tight hunt for playoff spots.
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Dunham’s Furniture
Saul’s Department Store
Greene’s Mobile Heating
Eddington’s
Crosier’s
Greene’s
Andy’s
Eagle Square
Mears Mobile Station
Volkswagen
Eagle Square Myo. Co
A. Harrington
S. Hilchey
Mear’s
T. Bushee
T. Griffin
Greene
Mobit
Eddington
E Burgess
E. Burgess
Benn Tile
R. LaPorte
Barber Shop
A_ Ordway
A. Ordway
Saul’s Dept
D. Holland
Oe Dunham
Furn
Green’s Mobili
Crosier’s Barber Shop
Saul’s Dept Store
Mear’s Mobil
Andy's Barber Shop
Eagle Square Mfg Co
Strikes and Spares in Delaware Valley Bowling Standings
The report lists weekly results from Wilmington candlepin leagues and a high school league, detailing team matchups, standout scores, and current standings. Harriman leads the Wednesday loop while Power Co and Coolshots chase top spots elsewhere, with numerous high singles and triples noted.
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Beens
Coolshots
Rhythm Boys
Wardsboro
H. Robinson
Power Co
Dover Dubbers
D. Fauviaw
D. Faufaw
Alley Cats
R. Stenson
Cousin’s Six
Lane Lobbers
Colonial Shell
J. Parsons
A. Poupart
R. Lavoy
Blue Angels
H. Carrier
Colonial Shell Club
NEBCO
Buttons & Bows
N_ Rice
Jacksonville Twilighters
Shady Laniers
Bayshore Derby Trials Fail to Find Derby Contenders
In the Bayshore Stakes at Aqueduct two divisions saw Duc d Or edge Sidluck by a neck in the opening section while Western Warrior nosed Mister Pitt in the finale. Western Warrior finished last after leading early. Green Ticket carried top weight but finished eighth. Duc d Or and Western Warrior are Derby Belmont Preakness eligible.
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New York
Aqueduct
James Warfield Rodgers
Sidluck
Long Island
William L. McNight
Mister Pitt
Western Warrior
Bayshore
Larry Adams
Dedmond
Green Ticket
Louisville
Celtics Triumph 129 to 114 Over 76ers
Boston defeats Philadelphia 129 114 to take a 2 1 series lead. On Thursday the Lakers face the Pistons as Los Angeles leads 3 0. No games are scheduled Friday.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Weekend College Baseball Slate Shows Matches
No games scheduled Wednesday. Thursday at Pittsburgh features New York versus Hawaii and San Francisco against Pittsburgh. Friday at Cleveland pits Chicago against the New York Hawaii winner and Cleveland against the San Francisco Pittsburgh winner.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Hawaii
San Francisco
Montreal
Toronto
Hockey Playoff Semifinals Open With Montreal Lead
Montreal leads Chicago one game to none as the Best-of-7 semifinals begin. Toronto hosts New York in the other semifinal with Toronto holding the home edge.
Paret Remains In Deep Coma After KO
Former welterweight champion Benny Paret of Cuba entered a fifth day in a deep coma at Roosevelt Hospital New York after brain surgery following his knockout loss to Emile Griffith. Doctors warned of a slim chance of recovery while his wife Lucy expressed guarded optimism and family members prepared for potential travel from Cuba and Miami.
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New York
Benny Paret
Cuba
Roosevelt Hospital
Paret
Emile Griffith
Lucy
Miami
Antonio
Santa Clara
Maxima Crespo
Havana
Downes Pender to Undergo Brain Tests Before April 7 Fight
Middleweight champion Terry Downes and challenger Paul Pender will take brain tests before their title bout at Boston Garden on April 7. The Massachusetts Boxing Commission ordered the tests as a precaution after Benny Paret suffered a brain injury Saturday night.
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Boston
Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Boston Garden
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Benny
Kid) Paret
Paret in Critical Condition After Surgery Bedside Update
The article notes that Paret remains in a coma with uncertain prospects, his fate described as potentially temporary or permanent by his physician Dr. Manuel Acosta. Medical staff report ongoing care and monitoring as the situation evolves.
Outweighs Moore Nearly 20 Pounds For Go Tonight
Los Angeles AP reports a heavyweight bout tonight at the Sports Arena between Archie Moore and Alejandro Lavorante. Moore, not defending the light heavyweight title, appears to have trimmed down and will weigh about 191 pounds per adviser Jack Kearns.
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Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Argentina
Alejandro Lavorante
Moore
Jack Kearns
Celtics Take 2 1 Lead in East Finals Over Warriors
Boston defeated Philadelphia 129 114 to grab a 2 1 lead in the Eastern Division championship playoffs. Bob Cousy praised finishing in five games, while Russell dominated with 31 points and 31 rebounds as Chamberlain managed 35 points.
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Tom Meschery
Philadelphia Warriors
Boston Celtics
Boston
Bill Russell
K.C. Jones
Jim Loscutoff
York Larese
Warriors
Celtics
Bob Cousy
Los Angeles
Cousy
Lakers
Detroit Pistons
Tom Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Wilt
Seek Bowlers To Organize Classic League
A move to form a classic bowling league for the Bennington area aims to start in the 1962 63 season. Fred Keppler Jr. says application blanks may be picked up at Bennington Lanes or mailed on request. Qualifiers need 170+ average with 30 games, no handicap, three man teams, four games per match. Team formation will balance averages. sponsors and shirts will be sought. a meeting will set rules and elect officers.
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Bennington
Fred Keppler Jr
Bennington Lanes
RFD
Gen Neyland Dies at 70 Legendary Tennessee Coach
Gen Robert Neyland dies in New Orleans at age 70 after a storied career as Tennessee football coach. A brigadier general and engineer, he led 27 seasons at Tennessee with 171 wins, 27 losses, and 12 ties, including the 1951 national championship. Funeral set for Knoxville with burial at the U.S. National Cemetery near his famed field.
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Neyland
New Orleans
Robert Neyland
Tennessee
America
Ochsner Foundation
Volunteers
Associated Press
Panama Canal Zone
Army
Port of
Calcutta
China-Burma-India
Knoxville
U.S. National Cemetery
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T.E Dynamo
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A. DesLaurier
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E. Main
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National Hockey League
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