Nail Clip Helps O'Toole In Reds Exhibition Win
Cincinnati lefty Jim O'Toole stretched scoreless innings to 22, blanking the White Sox on eight singles in a 7-0 spring start in Tampa aided by a nail clipper. Vada Pinson homered and rapped a two run triple as the Reds hit 14 hits. Other exhibitions across Florida and California noted.
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Mike Joyce
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Wynn
Florida
Kansas City
Detroit
Bradenton
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Philadelphia
Clearwater
Milwaukee
Minnesota
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Baltimore
Washington
New York Jets
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St. Petersburg
Baseball Roundup Hits and Home Runs Across Leagues
Orioles slugged past the Senators with Luis Aparicio’s grand slam and Dick Brown’s solo shot. Mets rallied for five in the eighth to beat the Cardinals. Willie Mays and Felipe Alou homered to power the Giants past the Indians. The Red Sox toppled the Cubs behind a five hit effort from pitchers and Ernie Fazio two run shot. Braves stretched lead in a first inning surge.
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Jon Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Luis Aparicio
Dick Brown
Orioles
Senators
Ron Hunt
Mets
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Giants
Indians
Mays
Colts
Bob Turley
Ernie Fazio
The
Angels
Ike Delock
Arnold Earley
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Cubs
Palmer Favored In Masters as 27th Open Looms
Arnold Palmer, called the people’s choice, leads a poll of 14 past Masters champions as the favorite to win the 27th edition at Augusta National. Palmer drew 10 first place votes with Nicklaus the sole dissenting pick from Palmer, while Tony Lema Littler and Don were among alternates. Gary Player received no first place votes but earned several seconds and thirds.
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Augusta National Course
Pennsylvanian
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Jack Nicklaus
Big Jack
Tony Lema
Gene Littler
Don
Jerry Barber
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Ladies Bowling Rolloff Slated At 20th Century
The Saco-Lowell Ladies league will hold its first annual handicapped bowling rolloff at the 20th Century lanes Thursday at 8 30 pm. Twenty bowlers expected with a three string format and a trophy for the winner. Final season averages and handicaps listed for 20 competitors.
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C. Lambert
A. Emerson
J. Mondor
H. Brown &G
A. Spear
M. Jackson
R. Boyajian
D. Tremblay
M. Berry
F. Currier
Y. Warren
Y. LeBlond
M. Neault
H. Kaler
G. Maurice
T. Krasko
B. Turcotte
K. Mathews
R. Valliere
N. Stilphen
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Tuesday
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results with Cincinnati topping Chicago A 7 0 and Boston defeating Chicago N 2 1. Houston beat Los Angeles A 9 6 while San Francisco won 6 0 over Cleveland. New York N edged St. Louis 7 6 and Baltimore routed Washington 9 2. New York A won 6 4 over Philadelphia and Los Angeles N beat Los Angeles A 4 0.
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Haywood Sullivan
Ack Reed
Joe Pepitone
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Warren Spahn
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Retirement Hasn't Changed Ted Williams Makeup Says Williams
Scottsdale Arizona AP profile of Ted Williams at age 44, still outspoken and curious about baseball. He discusses his Boston Red Sox days, praises Mantle and Mays, and says he remains confident he can still hit though running would be risky. Williams reflects on his retirement and current role as Red Sox batting instructor.
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Mays
Red Sox
Argentine Boxer Lavorante Regains Limited Ability after Coma
Alejan dro Lavorante, in a coma since September 21, 1962 after a boxing knockout, can now open his eyes eat unassisted and walk short distances. Dr. J Dewitt Fox says he will never be a whole man again though may partly care for himself. The California Boxers and Wres tlers Fund funded his medical costs but may be unable to continue aid. the fund is limited and has already consumed about 40 percent of its resources.
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Los Angeles
Alejandro Lavorante
J. Dewitt Fox
California
Lavorante
Lou Winston
Area Residents Earn Sports Letters at Gorham Dinner
Area residents received letters at Gorham State Teachers College annual athletic dinner in Gorham. Ken Bissell earned a baseball letter while Roland Farley Ed Leblanc and Don Provost won basketball awards. Farley was a varsity player Leblanc a manager Provost a JV squad member.
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Ken Bissell
Roland ‘Farley
Don Provost
Saco
Ed Leblanc
Patriots Will Open AFL Season At Alumni Field
The Boston Patriots announce a 1963 AFL opener at Boston College Alumni Field on Sept. 8 with no opponent set yet the full AFL schedule was pending. The team will use Fenway Park for six other home games due to the difficulty of erecting temporary stands at Fenway during baseball season.
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Red Sox
Senators Buy Minnie Minoso From St. Louis
Minnie Minoso, a veteran Cuban outfielder with a .303 lifetime batting average, has been purchased by the Washington Senators from St. Louis for about 25000 dollars. He joins an outfield led by Jim Piersall as the team seeks a stronger lineup.
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Howie Goss
Houston
Manny Mota
Colts
San Francisco
Pirates
Canadiens And Red Wings Win Hockey Games
Montreal defeated Toronto 3 1 to stay in the Stanley Cup semifinals as Toe Blake warned a clincher. Detroit beat Chicago 4 1 to even the series at 2 2 with two Gilles Tremblay goals noted.
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Royals Meet Celtics In Neutral Site Do-or-Die Clash
In Cincinnati at Xavier University Fieldhouse the Royals face the Boston Celtics in a pivotal playoff game on neutral ground. A Royals win would give them a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series as the Celtics push to avoid elimination and force a title shot elsewhere.
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Wayne Embry
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Xavier
Feature Races Up For Grabs At Rockingham
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire hosts a Spring light harness meet with varied winners across six thousand dollar opens and trotting events. The season shows favorites winning often yet several features remain open as the next five weeks may crown a new Rock trotting or pacing champion.
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al Winger
Santa Pace
Lakers Rally to Top St Louis in Western Playoffs
In Los Angeles the rejuvenated Lakers hold a 2 0 lead over the St Louis Hawks after a 99 98 victory at the Sports Arena. Jerry West produced the clincher stealing a pass and scoring as Cliff Hagan poured 34 for the Hawks. The series resumes in St Louis Thursday.
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St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
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Hawks
Cliff Hagan
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St. Louis
Grammar School League Organizing Meeting Tonight
Coaches of seven grammar school baseball clubs will gather at C. K. Burns school in Saco at 7 tonight to set playing rules and arrange the season schedule.
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Saco
Georgia Probe Finds Butts Passed Game Info to Bryant
Attorney General Eugene Cook concludes Wallace Butts shared football information with Alabama coach Paul Bryant before a 35 0 Georgia win. He notes the act was unethical and could have affected the outcome. The state will file the report with the governor and SEC, with no further action.
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Wallace Butts
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U.S. Senate
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Saturday Evening Post
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Red Sox Close Spring Training With Dodgers Test
In Scottsdale the Red Sox wrap up camp before Friday break to California. Ike Delock Farley and Dick Radatz steer a 5 inning workday, Mejias drives in the first run, Santo homers off Radatz as Chicago edges Boston 4-2.Measias and Geiger pace the batting, Malzone and Bressoud supply power, while the infield hits 289 team-wide.
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Roman Mejias
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Dick Stuart
Ron Santo
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Roman Mesias
Oessper
Ed Mesias
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Geiger
Rbi
Malzone
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Little Lassies League 20th Century Lanes Week Eleven Class A
The report notes the ongoing Little Lassies League season at 20th Century Lanes with standings and results from the eleventh week. Details on teams and scores are summarized from the readable page.
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Little Lassies League
20Th Century
Montreal 3 Toronto 1 in semifinal hockey clash
Montreal defeats Toronto 3 to 1 as Detroit beats Chicago 4 to 1 in a separate playoff game. Toronto leads best of seven 3-1 while the Detroit Chicago series sits at 2-2. Industrial League standings show Rainbow Tavern atop the Week 24 table with Lumberjacks and National Colts posting notable totals and records at 20th Century Lanes.
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D. Raybine
B. Elliot
Old Orchard Beach Gulls Schedule Expanded For Next Fall
The Old Orchard Beach Sea gulls move to Class B and add eight foes for next season with an open date September 14. Coach Joe Regina’s squad aims to rebound after a six year first losing season, facing Westbrook Brunswick Farmington Gould Academy Train Academy Oxford Hills Morse Kennebunk as listed on the announced schedule.
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Westbrook
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Farmington
Gould Academy
Train Academy
Oxford Hills
Morse
Kennebunk
Wynn Released From Roster By White Sox
The Chicago White Sox released veteran pitcher Early Wynn at age 43 to make room for younger players. Wynn, seeking a return to the roster, drew interest from the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs as he auditioned for a possible 300th major league win.
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Fla
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Wynn
St. Louis Cardinals
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Sox
Sront
Gus
Ed Short
Cincinnati
Old Gus
Reds
Cooper Named Fighter Of Month For KO Win
England’s Henry Cooper, the British Empire heavyweight champion, was chosen as Fighter of the Month after his fifteenth round knockout of Dick Richardson in a title defense. He is ranked ninth among world contenders and will meet Sweden’s Ingemar Johansson in a 15 round European title bout in Stockholm on April 22. Johansson fell to No. 5 in rankings due to inactivity.
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England
Henry Cooper
Ring Magazine Today
Dick Richardson
Cooper
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Johansson
Stockholm
Inge
Fights Last Night Across Cities
Houston challenger Williams 213 from Houston halted Young Jack Johnson 233 of New York. New York bout saw Ricky Ortiz 14214 from Puerto Rico outpoint Pete Toro 147 of New York over 8 rounds. Bakersfield card ended in a draw between Zora Folley 203%4 from Phoenix and Dean Bogany 18534 from Fresno over 5 rounds.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland Williams
Jack Johnson
New York
Ricky Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Pete Toro
Bakersfield
Calif
Zora Folley
Phoenix Ariz
Dean Bogany
Fresno
Drew
Pro Basketball Western Final Leads 2-0 As Lakers Top Spirits
Los Angeles beat St. Louis 101 to 99 to go 2-0 in the Western Final. Boston leads Cincinnati 2-1 in the Eastern final after tonight's results. Thursday schedules show Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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Cincinkey
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