Russell Leads Celtics Past 76ers 112 94 in East Finals
Boston rebounds from earlier loss as Bill Russell scores 19 points, shuts down Wilt Chamberlain in the first half to fuel a 112 94 win. Havlicek and Jones each add 24 as Boston takes a 2 1 series edge. Lakers-Bullets set for Game 4 in Baltimore.
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Airebi Wins Main Race At Green Mountain Park
Airebi won the featured event at Green Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont for a 14.80 5.60 5.60 payoff. The daily double paid 174.80 and the twin double 64.40. A crowd of 1,850 wagered 93,533 dollars.
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Favorite Dies In First Fatality At Rockingham
In Salem New Hampshire the harness racing meet at Rockingham Park saw its first fatality in eight years when four year old mare Spide the favorite collapsed in the stretch of the second race apparently due to a heart attack. Two other pacers Bernie M and Miss Rosedale were injured lightly drivers Billy Faucher Al Dixon and Ken Huebsch escaped serious harm.
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Pittsfield Bowling Assn Awards Night Draws 500
More than 509 bowling buffs packed Berk shire Bowl for the Pittsfield Bowling Association awards night honoring winners in the 19th city tournament. John Germann of Albany beat Pittsfield all events champ Bing Daly 467 540 as Daly claimed best all event scratch score and best handicap single.
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Nick Mele
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Fred Rafferty
Andy Rollins
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UPI: Umpires praised as enforcement tightens first base rule
Cal Hubbard, longtime AL supervisor, says umpires will be seen more clearly this season while first basemen must hold their feet on the bag before possession. He notes managers requested stricter enforcement and cites Gil Hodges Gentile and Skowron as examples of the issue trending among infielders.
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Skowron
Charlestons Edge Untouchables In Volleyball Shootout
In Roaring Twenties league play on Tuesday night Charlestons defeated the undefeated Untouchables in one of three games of the sixth match. Black Bottoms lost twice to the Mob. Bootleggers beat Jolly Green Giants 2 to 1 with upcoming games set for April 13 at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Dalton Junior High School.
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Yanks To Get Another Shot At Cards In 1965 Season
The New York Yankees, led by manager Red Schoendienst on the Cards, secured a record sixth straight AL pennant in the AP preseason poll with 109 first-place votes and 2,400 points, edging Orioles and White Sox. The Cardinals topped the NL, outdistancing Phillies and Reds, as Mets and Athletics drew notable last-place votes.
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Tony Oliva Picked Top Star of 1965 Youth Theme
United Press International survey of 24 experts names Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins as the top young star for 1965. Other highly touted players include Dean Chance Jim Bouton Gary Peters Hank Aaron Tommy Davis Sandy Koufax Juan Marichal Bob Gibson and Jim Maloney. Koufax’s arthritic condition noted may limit his 1965 appearances.
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Gary Peters
Hank Aaron
Tommy Davis
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Juan Marichal
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