Conigliaro Keeps Torrid Pace In Spring With Red Sox
At age 19 rookie Tony Conigliaro powers the Boston Red Sox in spring action. He drives in the winning run in a 3-2 12 inning win over the Los Angeles Angels and leads Boston with 16 RBIs nine doubles 13 runs and four homers. Conigliaro from Swampscott Mass began in Wellsville and earned league MVP and rookie honors.
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Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Los Angeles Angels
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Bowery
Carl Yastrzemski
Frank Mal Zone
Swampscott
Mass
Fights Last Night in Miami Beach and Turin
Luis Rodriguez of Miami outpointed Jesse Smith of Philadelphia by ten rounds in Miami Beach. Piero Tomaso Ni of Italy outpointed Floyd McCoy of New York by ten rounds in Turin.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Jesse Smith
Philadelphia
Turin
Italy
Piero Tomasoni
Floyd McCoy
New York
Hockey Results NHL Semifinals Friday and Sunday's Schedule
The NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs semifinal series between Toronto and Montreal had no games played on Friday. The Best-of-7 series remains tied at 2-2 with Toronto hosting Montreal for Sunday’s game.
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Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Terry Sawchuk
Detroit
Canadiens
Red Wings
Chicago
Windy
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Leafs
Eddie Shack
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Wings
Hawks
Roger Crozier
Sawchuck
Crozier
Pittsburgh
Gilles Tremblay
Claude Larose
Omaha
Frank Mahovlich
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Mahovlich
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Stan Mikita
Murray Balfour
Exhibition Baseball Schedule from Los Angeles to Chicago
Exhibition games list scores for multiple teams including Cincinnati Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco Washington Chicago Boston Baltimore Houston and others. Night and Sunday matchups feature divisional squads with cross city pacts and several x marks indicate divided squad games.
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Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Houston
Okla City
Cincinnati
Tacoma
x-Chicago
x-Houston
Minnesota
Lamontagne Edges Belair In Close Bowing Match
Lamontagne defeated Belair by one pin in a two stage bowling duel at the Pastime Bowling Center Biddeford with totals 1040 to 1039 after a scoring recheck. The rematch extends to next Friday at the same venue for the vacated Gerry Forcier throne.
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Paul Lamontagne
Roland Belair
Twin City
Pastime
Biddeford
Gerry Forcier
Lamontagne
Belair
Impressive New Denver Bears Skipper Bill Adair
Bill Adair becomes the Denver Bears new manager in the Pacific Coast League. In 15 seasons at the helm he has won seven pennants and finished second five times, marking a distinguished managing record.
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Detroit at Chicago Monday games
No games scheduled as listed for Monday with Detroit against Chicago appearing without a matchup. The note indicates a blank sports slate for that day.
Snead clings to Greensboro Open lead in tough round
Sammy Snead, aged 51 next month, holds a three stroke edge at 135 after a 71 in round two of the Greensboro Open. He played the back nine first after a slow start, posting four birdies to erase two early bogeys while Julius Boros and Bill Dunk sit two behind.
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Greensboro
N.C
Jimmy Steed
Fairways
Sam Snead
Snead
Steed
Julius Boros
Bill Dunk
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Sedgefield Country Club
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Bob Shave
Larry Mowry
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al Johnson
Arnold Palmer
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Ten O'Cloc
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Roger C. Nadeau
Richard R. Sevigny
Sue Szczepanski
Wells
Viola T. Szczepanski
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Ansel B. Sterling
John B. Roberts
J. Woodrow Vallely
Pro Basketball Playoffs Scuffle Winds Through Western Final
The Associated Press reports Western Division Final tied 1-1 with San Francisco at St Louis after Friday’s games. Boston holds a 2-0 lead over Cincinnati in the Eastern Final. The Atlantic cable milestone is noted with the Great Eastern, as the league coverage mentions hospital quits and a fifth game impact.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
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Cincinnati
Warriors Square Series Goes to Game Three in St Louis
In San Francisco Coach Alex Hannum praised his defense after showing a "horror movie" to the team. The Warriors and Hawks tied their Western final at one game each, with San Francisco winning 120 85 to even the series at the Cow Palace after a prior 116 111 loss.
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Alex Hannum
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Hawks
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Royals
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Cow Palace
Triple Feature Night Scheduled At Rockingham
Salem New Hampshire Race Secretary Ted Leonard presents a $21 500 card of three invitation pacing events at Rockingham tonight. Spangler Goose seeks Rockingham glory in the 5000 dollar Derry Pace backed by Doce Abbewin and Craig Creed among challengers.
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Bucky Day
Clyde Beal
Shadowdale Merita
George Sziklai
War Haven
Frank Edmunds
Pizon
Bobby Stiles
Chief Forbes
Ellis Myers
Mission Hop
Minuteman
Lou Puntolillo
Sal
Poker Chip
Ted Taylor
Florida
Bobby Lite
Frederick Direct
Guy Sampson
Chockovette Doe
Arda Belle
Highley
Kentuckys Covington Span Opens Across Ohio River
In rapid sequence two interstate bridges debuted across the Ohio River. The Covington to Cincinnati span cost 6 million dollars and bears the Brent Spence name. The second, the 10 million John F Kennedy Memorial Bridge, links Louisville and Jeffersonville Indiana.
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Celtics Hopeful to Avoid Sweep After 2-0 Lead
Boston trails Cincinnati 2-0 in the division series as Frank Ramsey dismisses a four game comeback and coach Red Auerbach seeks at least one win in the next two. Oscar Robertson and Arlen Bockhorn push Cincinnati, while Jerry Lucas battles a back injury and Jack McMahon laments defense and health.
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Frank Ramsey
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National Basketball Association
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K. C. Jones
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
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Arlen Bockhorn
Red Auerbach
Lucas
Willey Suffers Broken Jaw On Line Drive Injury
Carl Willey of the New York Mets was hospitalized with a complex fracture of his lower right jaw after a line drive hit by Detroit rookie Gates Brown in the seventh inning. Doctors wired the fracture at Pasadena Hospital and预计 recovery within a week, sidelining him for opening day. Willey had not allowed a run in 22 spring innings before the injury, with Jerry Lumpe scoring the unearned run on Al Kaline's sacrifice fly.
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Carl Willey
New York Mets
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Detroit
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Fred C. Nichols
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Tigers
Jerry Lumpe
al Kaline
President Johnson to attend opening MLB game
Washington President Johnson will attend the opening game of the American League season on April 13 and throw out the first ball. The Washington Senators will host the Los Angeles Angels at the District of Columbia Stadium on April 13.
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Johnson
Washington Senators
District of Columbia
Rodriguez Beats Jesse Smith In Ten Round Miami Bout
Luis Rodriguez outboxed Jesse Smith of Philadelphia to earn a unanimous decision in a 10 round bout in Miami Beach. Rodriguez notched his 56th victory in 59 fights while Smith, now 36-9-0, escaped without a knockdown or injury as a cut above Rodriguez's eye was quickly treated. The crowd, large for the era, watched a fast paced clash with no knockdowns and a slip by Smith in the fifth.
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Jesse Smith
Philadelphia
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Miami
Smith
Sonny Liston
Jimmy Peerless
Ralph Dupas
Sugar Ray Robinson
Cassius Clay- Liston
Beat Nick Gillis Handicap Rolloff Set at 20th Century Lanes
Knights of Columbus Bowling League schedules the Beat Nick Gillis handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford next Wednesday at 830 pm A field of 30 plus bowlers expected with prizes for top bowlers and for each bowler who defeats Gillis Gillis ineligible for rolloff prizes.
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Biddeford
Lanse
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Nick
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Gendron
Paquette
Paul
Petit
Guilbeault
Masse
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Lantagne
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Neault
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Udley
Grenier
Bolduc
Provencher
Beaulieu
Green
Labonte
Peloquin
Boilard
Desmarais
Bergeron
Roy
Dion
Remillard
Classification Announcements Hit Real Estate and Services
Classified notices list items across automotive business service employment and real estate. Entries cover vehicles for sale, shop services, job openings, financial offers, instruction classes, live stock, merchandise and rooms for rent or sale.
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Gregory Peck
Cleopatra
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Stanley Doinen
Amwerss Ree
President Johnson
Michael A. Petit, MD
Maon Day
Helphal
Wuenet
Deddeford - Seco Journal
B.F. Goodrich
L.P
Henry Mancini
Briggs Garage
Saco Ave
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U.S
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Kent Cleaners
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Smithe Wheel Rd
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Fred Cloutier
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Maine
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Saco, Maine
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