Celtics Clinch Eighth Straight NBA Title Victory
Boston defeats Cincinnati 109 95 to win the Eastern final in five games. Bill Russell dominates with 20 points and 35 rebounds, Sam Jones adds 23, while Oscar Robertson leads Royals with 24. Red Auerbach praises the team as he plans rest and notes no scouting for Western finals.
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Red Auerbach
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Tom Heinsehn
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Oscar Robertson
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Jack Twyman
Wayne Embry
Jerry Lucas
Auerbach
NBA
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Mr. Russell
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Heinsohn
Harness racing beats at Green Mountain Park Pownal
A crowd of 2,189 wagered $382,099 at Green Mountain Park for the fifth night of a 49 night harness meet. Dora's Joy driven by Bill Dawkins won the featured eighth race in 2:07.3. Ky Foster of Barton, Vermont, became the first to score a triple, also driving the winning horse in both daily doubles.
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Dora’s Joy
Bill Dawkins
Ky Foster
Barton
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Miss Forever
Burgess Hanover
Dodgers Subdue USC 4-2 with No-Hitter Bid in Exhibition
At Dodger Stadium Los Angeles three Dodgers pitchers combined for a near no-hitter as the World champions defeated the USC Trojans 4-2 in an exhibition game. Moeller Willhite and Ortega supported a two-run seventh inning to seal the win against the NCAA titleholders.
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Ski Report for New England Ski Areas and Codes
New England ski report lists base depths and ratings for resorts across New Hampshire Vermont and Maine. Resorts include Saddleback Sugarloaf Sunday River Wildcat Jay Peak Mad River Sugarbush Killington Mt Snow Stratton and Snow Valley with varied base depths from 3 to 12 and ratings ranging from excellent good and fair with some spring skiing noted.
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New England Council
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Sunday River
New Hampshire
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Mad River
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Ryan Named Merrimack Pack Coach
NORTH ANDOVER Ronald Ryan former Colby star named assistant director of athletics and hockey coach at Merrimack College replacing James Reynolds Jr. Reynolds retires under pressure after eight seasons and a 46-45-3 record. Ryan coached at the University of Pennsylvania last two years and earned multiple Colby honors including All-East selections and high scoring totals. NEW HAVEN Yale track captain Wendell Mottley from Trinidad is among the nation's fastest, competing in sprints distances and the long jump, after setting a Yale 440 yard record last spring.
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Ronald Ryan
Colby
Merrimack College
James F. Reynolds Jr
Quincy
Reynolds
Norfolk County
Ryan
University of Pennsylvania
New England
Aft
Merrimack
Warriors
New Haven, Conn
Yale
Wendell Mottley
Trinidad
Mottley
Tagliaferro Plays 2 Games For Yale Team
Pittsfield junior Johnny Tagliaferro appeared in Yale's Southern trip two games. He played third base going 0 for 3 in a 6 1 loss to Virginia and then left field 1 for 3 as Yale beat Maryland 2 1. Listed as pitcher, he did not pitch.
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Pittsfield
Yale University
Virginia
Elis
Maryland
Taglaferro
PHS
Pittsfield American Legion
Berkshire's Diamond Opener Saturday 1964 baseball season opener
Berkshire School to open 1964 season at 2:30 against Canterbury School of New Milford after rain canceled the planned opener with Trinity-Pawling. Returninig co captains Steve DeSantis and Bill Suhr lead a nucleus of pitchers Dick Stone and Bill Rogers. Newcomers include Dud Holmes Ray Tuller Jim Fiedler Steve Whitney. Schedule lists 10 league games and three independent contests with Kent Taft Hotchkiss. First games begin Saturday at 1 p.m.
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Steve de Santis
C. W. Leeda
Sheffield
Canterbury School
New Milford
Conn
Trinity-Pawling
C. W. Leeds
Allan Nelson
Steve DeSantis
Waterbury
Bill Suhr
Dud Holmes
Chelsea
Mich
Ray Tuller
Springfield
Jim Fiedler
Bloomsbury
Steve Whitney
Essex Fells
Connatonic
Canterbury
Salisury
Gunnery
Hotchkiss
Kent
South Kent
Westminster
Taft
Salisbury
Skinner Hinton Star In Spring Exhibition Baseball
Skinner and Hinton sparked spring action with three hits and a homer as Skinner led Cincinnati to a 5-2 win over Chicago in Jacksonville. Hinton added four singles as the Senators topped the Yankees 7-3. Pascual faced five, Giants beat Indians 9-3, and Cubs edged Red Sox 9-4.
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San Diego
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Fila
Pirates
Reds
Jerry Lynch
Cubs Bow Past Red Sox In Exhibition romp
Earl Wilson pitched six innings giving up nine hits and nine earned runs as the Cubs defeated Boston 9-4 in San Antonio. Hilly Williams and Lou Brock powered Chicago with two and three ribbies respectively, Williams homering twice and Brock adding a triple and a double. Wilson belted a three run homer for Boston, while Dalton Jones and Chuck Schilling added ninth inning doubles for the Sox. Boston has lost four straight, 2-8 against the Cubs and 2-15 versus NL clubs.
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Tex
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Wilson
Chicago
Cubs
Boston
Hilly Williams
Lou Brock
Williams
Brock
Dick Ellsworth
Dalton Jones
Chuck Schilling
Cleveland Barons Reach Calder Cup Finals Hopes Rise
The Cleveland Barons one win from Calder Cup finals after a 4 0 victory over the Hershey Bears. Ray Brunel and Joe Szura each scored twice while goalie Jean Morissette made 15 saves as Cleveland moved to a 2-1 series lead in the best of five semifinal. Cecil Hoekstra added the other Barons goal. Mark Reaume scored Hershey’s lone goal.
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Ray Brunel
Joe Szura
Jean Morissette
Harons
Nershey Bears
Barons
Quebec
Hornets
Rochester
Cecil Hoekstra
Cleveland
Mark Reaume
Hershey
Mt Sunapee Sets Record in New Ski Season
Mt Sunapee in Newbury New Hampshire posted a record gross income from lifts and ski shop totaling 35138? cents? 351 380? dollars for the 102 skiing days of the 14o week season closing Sunday The Division of Parks reported about 124000 skiers same as last year Manager Richard D Parker attributed the higher income to greater per skier spending and more lifts used The season began December 28 totaling 92 inches of snow with 59 days rated good compared with 78 inches and 99 skiing days last year
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Club Swimmers Scheduled for Boys' Club Meet Sunday
Ninety swimmers from Northeast clubs and colleges plus one Los Angeles entrant are set for a nine event Boys' Club meet at the pool. Highlights include the national AAU junior 30 yard freestyle with 43 entrants led by John Stephens. Time trials start 2:30 PM with finals around 6. The weekend also features the Springfield Directors' Trophy and women and men events across New England AAU championships.
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French
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Williston Academy
Seubold
California
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North Jersey Swimming Association
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Wellesley Swimming Association
Whiton Swimming Club
Worcester
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Ann Norton
Greg Eason
Don Marchetto
Bill Allard
Dave Smith
Jim Bushey
Gary Studley
Larry
Ricky
Don
Dave’ Marchello
Mike Kearns
Rusty Harden
Kevin Sullivan
Steve Yarmer
Tim Ryer
al Hinkley
Bill Ketchum
Doug Meany
Bill Dwyer
Bob Myers
Dennis Ward
Mike Myers
Smith
Dwyer
Maple Leafs and Red Wings Advance to Stanley Cup Final
Toronto and Detroit clinched finals spots after key playoff wins on foreign ice. Davey Keon scored all three Leafs goals in a 3-1 win over Montreal at Montreal, while Gordie Howe sparked Detroit’s 4-2 victory over Chicago, scoring and assisting on two goals.
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Black Hawk
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