Berra Begins Coaching Move with Yankees at Spring Training
Yogi Berra returns to rookie status as he serves as first base coach for the New York Yankees during spring training in Fort Lauderdale Florida. At 45 000 he will be an active player on the roster as No 3 catcher behind Stan Howard and John Blanchard and also serve as reserve outfielder and pinch hitter. Berra focuses on coaching while the Yankees plan 30 exhibitions to sharpen team play and base running. The Angels plan instant television during workouts to analyze hitting and pitching with closed circuit replays for future use.
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John Blanchard
Los Angeles Angels
Bill Rigney
Senators sharpen drills with bunts and pop up work
Washington pitchers practice bunts against pitching machines while catchers chase pop ups from a bazooka like gun. Kaline of Detroit and Freese of Cincinnati report to camps early after past injuries, Kaline noting no ill effects from a broken collarbone and Freese testing his broken ankle in Tampa.
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Detroit Tigers
Gene Freese
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Lakeland
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Roberts Owes Comeback To New Pitch
Former ace Robin Roberts credits a new screwball like pitch learned from Spahn and Antonelli for his remarkable return with the Baltimore Orioles. After 1961 struggles and a Yankee departure, he signed with Baltimore last May and posted 10 wins, adapting his fastball while relying on a sinking overhand set up pitch.
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Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Johnny Antonelli
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Yankees
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Lee MacPhail
Billy Hitchcock
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Orioles
Pro Basketball Friday's Results
New York defeated San Francisco 106 to 93 and Detroit beat Syracuse 126 to 117. Los Angeles toppled Boston 113 to 105 while St. Louis won 115 to 98 over Chicago. Upcoming games include Detroit at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Chicago.
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Detroit
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Saco Hardware Co Metro Body Shop
Roy’s Mkt
T. Total Bull's Cafe
Foss Metal
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Arizona State Clinches NCAA Tourney Bid in Narrow Victory
Arizona State, ranked fourth, beat Wyoming 82-72 to clinch at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title and an NCAA tournament spot. The Sun Devils improved to 21-2 overall and 7-1 in league, with two games left against New Mexico and Arizona. Other notable results include Oregon State huge win over USC and Stanford over UCLA in overtime.
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Columbia
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Brown
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Niagara
Syracuse
Boston College
Clemson
Virginia
Oregon
Washington State
Air Force
Denver
Tiger Faces Fullmer in Las Vegas Title Battle
World middleweight champion Dick Tiger defends against Gene Fullmer in a 15 round title bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Tiger, favored 3-1, aims to extend his reign as Fullmer, 31, seeks the crown returned after their title bout last October. Scoring uses Nevada’s 5 point must system with a referee and two judges.
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Nigeria
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
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San Francisco
Paul Pender
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New York
Europe
Marv Jenson
Gene
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Nevada
Saco Wins Twin City Men’s Basketball Title Thriller
Saco defeated Prescott Metal 56-54 to claim the Twin City championship as Ralph Boisvert scored 26 including eight in the fourth. Micky Weiner added 13 for Allied while Billy Oakes and Red Fleurant led Prescott with 16 and 17 respectively in a tight final. In the twin hill opener, Saco All-Stars rolled past Biddeford 79-64 with Finch and Martel scoring 15 each.
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Oscar Cloutier
Leo Vadnais
al Martin
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Saco Recreation
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Red Fleurant
Martin
Prescott
Oakes
Henry Petit
Fleurant
Moe Duross
Finch
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Phil Curtis
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Norm Gagne
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Chenard
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Duross
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Laliber
Wells Seeks M Diadem In Maine Class M Final
Wells High School faces Greely Institute in the Western Maine Class M final at Lewiston armory after Greely beat Leavitt 51 38 to reach the title game. Wells, 96 season wins, features four juniors Doug Filson Bob Ahern Bob Alexander Lane Phillips with Don Bridges a sophomore and Keith Darling a freshman as underdogs ready for a tough matchup in Cumberland Center.
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Greely Institute of Cumberland Center
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Mechanic Falls
Doug Filson
Bob Ahern
Bob Alexandre
Lane Phillips
Don Bridges
Keith Darling
Twin City Bowling Title Match To Finish Tonight
The final ten strings of the Twin City bowling title match pit champion Don Saucier against Ruth Lehoux at Pastime lanes Biddeford with Saucier opening a 40-pin lead. The 5:30 p.m. match follows Friday’s report of a Rice University student expelled for offering two players a bribe to shave points in a Baylor game.
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Dick Cramer
Baylor
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Jess Neely
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Pastime Bowlers Whitewash K of C Pastime Bowlers
The Pastime team in the York Cumberland Bowling loop defeated K of C of Portland 1 623 to 1 511, extending their lead. Ray Josselin 345 and Paul Lamontagne 344 led Pastime, with Ed Canton 331 top for K of C Portland.
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Fights Last Night From Milan to Chicago Card
Giordano Campari of Milan outpointed Floyd Robinson in a 1364 weight class decision. Salvatore Burrini of Alessandria beat Jean Claude Leroy in a 11654 contest. Allen Thomas of Chicago edged Johnny Alford in Philadelphia. Ismael Laguna of Panama defeated Juan Ramirez in Mexico City.
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Italy
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Floyd Robinson
Ghana
Alessandria
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Jean Claude Leroy
France
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Johnny Alford
Philadelphia
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Mexico
Lakers Top Celtics In Heated Los Angeles Clash
Lakers defeat the Boston Celtics as Dick Barnett shines in shooting and Frank Selvy leads late in a fierce NBA confrontation. The score and full team statistics are listed in the historical recap of the game.
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Associated Press
Las Angeles
Kings
Boston
National Basketball Association
Dick Barnett
Frank Selvy
Hockey Results From Friday National Matchups
No games were played on Friday as New York visited Montreal Boston played Toronto and Detroit met Chicago Detroit hosted New York Boston faced Chicago in the day’s schedule.
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Toronto
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Lakers Top Celtics 113-105 in Largest LA Crowd
Lakers defeat Celtics 113-105 before a record Los Angeles crowd of 15 106. Barnett scores 36 and Selway adds 10 straight points to seal the win as the teams remain fierce playoff contenders. Hawks rally with 43 point fourth quarter to beat Zephyrs 115-98. Pistons top Nats 126-117 and KnicksBeat Warriors 106-93 after a 23-2 burst.
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