Hot Cincy Royals Roll Drop Celts in Second Half
Cincinnati, led by Oscar Robertson with 43 points and Hub Reed’s lockdown defense on Bill Russell, toppled Boston 135 132 in the opener of the Eastern Division finals. The Celtics blew a 22 point lead as Boston’s second half woes and Cincinnati’s hot shooting sealed the win.
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Eddie Bressoud Tops Red Sox in Extra Base Hits
Eddie Bressoud leads Boston in extra base hits during the Cactus League season with five doubles three triples and one home run for nine. Frank Malzone and Lou Clinton trail with seven each as the Red Sox prep in Scottsdale Arizona.
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World Boxing Commissioner Sets Views After Ring Deaths
Abe J. Greene of the World Boxing Association argues that political headlines obscure the deaths of Davey Moore and Benny Paret. He urges a national health and safety code and federal rules to unite state commissions under uniform standards. He notes death in the ring may persist despite safeguards.
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Ski Conditions Across New England Report
New England ski reports show varied conditions across resorts led by Sugarbush Warren 42-63 with excellent to spring skiing at several peaks. Vermont entries include Killington 39-93 and Okemo 20-70 with mixed granular and corn conditions. Massachusetts lists Jiminy Peak 10-30 and Thunder Mountain 0-18.
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Dawn Fraser Wins 1962 AP Woman Athlete Award
Los Angeles AP reports Dawn Fraser, famed Australian swimmer, is named 1962 Woman Athlete of the Year. The Babe Didriksen Zaharias trophy was en route by sea Tuesday to Australia for the new honoree.
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Eastern Division Final: Cincinnati Tops Boston 135 132
In a high scoring opener Cincinnati takes a 1 0 lead in the best of seven series beating Boston 135 132. Boston hosts Cincinnati in game two while the Western final begins Louis at Los Angeles. Worcester report notes Joe Gomes 163 stopped Larry Carney 163 and Levi Forte 185 stopped Vince Hepburn 190 in separate events in Massachusetts and New York.
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Pro and anti boxing views in postwar debate
A national postwar argument weighs abolition of boxing. Proposals call for license removal and all venues closed, while opponents urge tackling poverty and social ills as root causes, citing many famed fighters and global impact. The piece contrasts spectatorship with human cost and questions sport’s ethics.
Study of Wally Butts Finances to be Examined Today
Atlanta AP report says State Attorney General Eugene Cook will study former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts financial records. Cook also prepares a second lie detector test for an Atlanta insurance man tied to a football rigging inquiry and has subpoenaed Butts bank records.
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Bear) Bryant
Baseball Results and Schedule Summary
Week overview lists results for multiple games including Washington 5 Detroit 4 and Houston 12 Boston 4. It also notes several doubleheaders and a polygon of upcoming games across teams such as Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles N Kansas City Chicago A Milwaukee Detroit New York N Pittsburgh Baltimore St Louis New York. Also mentions Georgia coach appearance and a lie detector test dispute involving Butts Bryant Albanian.
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Dates Fryberger An All American Hockey Star
Middlebury College senior Dates Fryberger earned his second straight All American first team honor after standout seasons in college hockey. The Duluth Minnesota native also earned All East and All New England second team recognition, finishing with 160 goals and 237 points in four years.
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Hull Hurt as Leafs, Maple Leafs win but lead is uneasy
Bobby Hull suffered a 10 stitch cut in Chicago's 5-2 win over Detroit after key plays by Hull and Bill Hay. The Maple Leafs beat Montreal 3-2 to take a 2-0 series lead, while Toronto coach Punch Imlach urged stronger defense and criticized Frank Mahovlich despite a second straight victory.
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Rhode Island House Considers Ban on Boxing Bill
Rhode Island Representative Bernard Gladstone introduces a bill to ban boxing in the Rhode Island House. Massachusetts lawmakers fail to bring a similar measure after a late filing deadline, with a 14 to 35 vote against suspending rules. Representative Walter Kostanski vows next year to require headgear and pursue abolition if not approved.
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Horse Trainer Suspended Over Hypodermic Syringe
Lincoln Downs track stewards suspend Domenic Imprecia of Fitchburg Massachusetts on a charge of possession of a hypodermic syringe found in his barn area during a search. The trainer claimed the instrument had not been used on any horses.
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Kneece leads Azalea Open after second round at Cape Fear
Harold Kneece of Aiken South Carolina opened strong and shot seven birdies with one bogey for a 34 32 round at the Cape Fear Country Club. He stands one stroke ahead of Jack Fleck and Gene Littler in the Azalea Open with $500 for best round. Sugar Ramos vows to continue boxing to support family after Davey Moore tragedy in Los Angeles and plans to relocate relatives out of Cuba.
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Worthington Returns to Try for Reds Pitching Solid in Ex game
Allan Worthington Limited the Yankees to one hit over seven innings as Cincinnati edged New York 3-2 in 11 innings at Fort Lauderdale. The veteran right-hander, 34, seeks a majors return after a career marked by early promise and a controversial sign-stealing dispute with the White Sox.
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Chicago Beats Detroit to Take 2-0 Lead in Series
In the NHL semifinals Chicago Steelers defeated Detroit 5 to 2 to move ahead two games to none in the best of seven. Toronto edged Montreal 3 to 2 as both series progress with upcoming games set.
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USC and Yale Lead NCAA Swimming Championship Race
Southern California and Yale hold the top two spots on day two of the 40th NCAA championships with USC ahead 29 to 27 over Yale. Minnesota sits third aided by Steve Jackman and a record 400-yard medley relay as Ohio State and Michigan linger in the middle, and Stanford remains sixth.
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