Cubs Weigh Lou Brock S Rise In Spring Lineup
Cubs coaches consider 22 year old Lou Brock as a major league berth contender after a stellar first season in the Class C Northern League led by a .361 average 181 hits 55 doubles and 117 runs Brock hit his second spring homer and added four singles and a triple in a win over the Red Sox He helped Chicago to a 6 5 win and left the Cubs atop the National League standings as the spring slate stretched on
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Red Sox Hit By Flu Sidelining Yastrzemski Nixon
In Scottsdale, Arizona, Boston suffers spring training woes as outfielder Carl Yastrzemski and catcher Russ Nixon miss games with the flu. The depleted lineup drops its third straight exhibition, a 6-5 loss to the Cubs, amid sloppy fielding and seven pitcher walks. Chuck Schilling also plays with a sprained elbow.
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Saucier Defends Twin City Bowling Title at 20th Century Lanes
Don Saucier successfully defended the Twin City bowling championship at 20th Century Lanes on Saturday night, beating challenger Al Guillereault by 87 pins. Saucier held a 22 pin lead after the first half and widened it to 65 by the fourth game, posting 1,106 for the second half to Guillereault's 1,041. first half scores were 1,207 to 1,185.
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Hockey standings and results from the Associated Press
Montreal leads with 92 points followed by Toronto 84 and Chicago 73. Montreal beat New York 2 0, Chicago defeated Toronto 3 1, New York tied Toronto 2 2, Boston crushed Montreal 6 2, Detroit beat Chicago 4 1. Detroit visits Chicago next.
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Rockingham Park Opens New Season With Modern Makeover
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire launches its new season with light harness racing amid a multi million dollar off season expansion. The upgraded grandstand extends 80 by 460 feet boosting capacity and the mezzanine, restaurant The Rocketeria opens. Lou Smith leads his 30th year overseeing renovations dating back to 1906 with a 1956 clubhouse addition and a 1933 pacemaking start.
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Freshmen Win TA Intramural Championship
The Frosh defeated the Warriors 47 to 41 to win the Thornton Academy intramural title. After an 8 all first period, the Frosh led by four at halftime and held off a late surge to secure the six point victory. In the All-Star tilt the varsity routed the schoolmates 104 to 46, seven varsity players scoring in double figures led by Mumford.
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Bomers Cop Ewling Loop Championship Victory Over Pastime
The 20th Century Bombers clinched their third York Cumberland league title at 20th Century lanes last night by a 158-pin margin over Pastime. Bombers totaled 1,738 to Pastime’s 1,580 with standouts D Saucier 367 and R O Brien 421? No, 1? The report notes Forcier 376 Lachance 339 and Gillis 335 leading Bombers. Lachance 354 and Choroszy 346 top Pastime. Two matches remain on Bombers schedule. Foss Metal lost to Holy Name of Portland 1,439 to 1,507 in Pony League with Breen 361 and Neault 298 highlighted.
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Navarone Named Best Motion Picture of the Year
Film Daily’s critics poll names The Guns of Navarone as the year’s top movie. The Hustler Breakfast at Tiffany’s Fanny West Side Story Judgment at Nuremberg The Parent Trap Exodus Splendor in the Grass and The Mark follow in the ten best with 32 commentators casting ballots.
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Welterweight Boxing Dominates The Week
Welterweights headline the boxing week led by Benny Kid Paret versus Emile Griffith for the world title in Madison Square Garden on Saturday on ABC television. Griffith seeks to rebound after losing the title a year ago, while Paret aims to avenge a prior defeat. Virgil Akins faces Rip Randall in Houston Tuesday in a 10 round bout, reminiscing on his 1958 title loss to Don Jordan who later lost the crown to Paret in 1960.
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Ohio State Opens Drive Toward Rematch With Cincinnati
Ohio State seeks another shot at Cincinnati by opening the week with Wake Forest in the National Invitational Tournament. The Buckeyes beat Cincinnati for the title last season and hope to face UCLA in the NIT nightcap, while Cincinnati advances in the Midwest NCAA path with 73-46 over Colorado. Len Chappell stars for Wake Forest as 79-69 Eastern regional title winner.
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Connecticut Seen NE Champs Again In 1962 Title run
Connecticut businesses ahead of Boston Garden event as Hartford Public and Bulkeley vie in New England Schoolboy Basketball semifinals. Spaulding of Barre faces East Providence in Friday night action while Bulkeley clashes with Rindge Tech after quarterfinals saw Hartford Public 78 Pittsfield 65 and Morse held by East Providence 55 53. Eddie Griffin led Hartford Public with 32 points and 19 rebounds in a 78 65 win amid a tight tournament field.
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Minnie Minoso Defends Age Record Dispute
Minnie Minoso challenges record books by stating he was born in 1924, not 1922, making him 37 and often labeled 40 or 42. He says years don’t matter and his legs count, recalling early Cuba days and sugar cane work. Johnny Keene expects him as an everyday player to boost the Cardinals' offense.
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Pipers Sweep Into First In Hoon League
The Cleveland Pipers moved into first in the Eastern Division of the American Basketball League after two weekend wins. They beat the Chicago Majors 111-102 at home and the Hawaii Chiefs 107-100 on Saturday. Pittsburgh Rens beat the New York Tapers 118-104, while the San Francisco Saints edged Kansas City 123-121 in overtime. Johnny Cox led Cleveland with 24 points, Tony Jackson scored 31 for Chicago, Ken Sears had six straight in overtime for San Francisco, and Bill Bridges toped Kansas City with 30.
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Philadelphia Takes Playoff Lead In NBA
The Philadelphia Warriors beat Syracuse 97-82 to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Division semifinals while Detroit moved to 2-1 on the Western Division series with a 118-107 win over Cincinnati. Wilt Chamberlain scored 28 in a game where Don Ohl and Ray Scott sparked the Pistons in Detroit.
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National Grid League Opens Suit Defense
The NFL fights a $10 million antitrust claim from the AFL as trial wraps third week in Baltimore. Judge Roszel C. Thomson weighs whether Oakland’s claim to damages is valid after the AFL contends Minneapolis planned to join the AFL before opting for an NFL franchise.
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Beach Varsity To Play Faculty Night Benefiting Seniors
Old Orchard Beach High varsity faces the faculty in a Wednesday 7 pm game at the school gym to raise funds for the senior scholarship. The event blends competition with community support on campus.
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WVU Virginia renew rivalry in Richmond game
West Virginia will renew its football rivalry with the University of Virginia. The match is set for Richmond on October 16, 1965.
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NBA divisional semifinals results and Monday schedule
Cleveland 107 Hawaii 100 and other scores. Pittsburgh 118 New York 104. Cleveland 111 Chicago 102. San Francisco 123 Kansas City 121 in OT. Hawaii at Chicago. New York at Kansas City. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Hawaii at San Francisco. Cincinnati 129 Detroit 107. Philadelphia 97 Syracuse 82. Philadelphia leads series 2-0. Detroit 118 Cincinnati 107. Detroit leads 2-1. Monday's games Syracuse at Philadelphia Philadelphia at Syracuse Detroit at Cincinnati.
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