Ali Clashes With Crowd in Garden After Name Change
Muhammed Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, faces a mixed reception at Madison Square Garden after refusing to be introduced under his new name. He vows to fight again, possibly against Sonny Liston, while Army pre-induction tests cast doubt on his status. Meanwhile, Bradley and New Mexico prepare for the NIT final with defensive plans and key centers set to star.
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Giants Win Seventh Straight Spring Exibition
The San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Angels 11-3 to run their spring record to 11-1 and 41 runs on 57 hits in three games. Willie McCovey pinch hit for Willie Mays and collected his 11th spring hit. Mays drove in the first two runs in the fifth. The Dodgers lost their first spring game 13 innings to Baltimore. Cardinals improved to 6-1 with a 4-1 win over the Mets. Braves crushed the Yankees 11-1 as Aaron brothers homered.
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Rodriguez Predicts World Welterweight and Middleweight Titles
Luis Rodriguez, 26, Cuban-born contender now a Miami resident, defends his 10 round win over Holley Mims at Madison Square Garden. He declares he will become world welterweight and then middleweight champion within one or two years.
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Rodriguez Edges Mims In Lightweight Bout
Luis Rodriguez 151 pounds outpoints Holley Mims 159 pounds in a New York boxing match. The Associated Press report notes Rodriguez wins on points in a bout held in the era’s featured lightweight contest.
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Washington, D.C
Young Golf Pros Lead Coral Tournament In Miami
Three eager contenders Nicklaus Baxter and Shave share the lead after two rounds at Coral Golf Tournament in Miami with six under 66 and eight under 136. Veteran Sam Snead one stroke back at 69 in round two, Joe Lopez Sr. two 69s at 138, Hebert 139, Marr 70s position seventh alongside Hebert and Casper.
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Snead
Joe Lopez Sr
Paul Bondeson
Jay Hebert
Dave Marr
Lionel Hebert
Billy Casper
Early Transylvania trustees killed in Indian raids
Transylvania College founded in 1780 is described as the first college in a frontier region not yet safe from Indian raids. Seven of the college's earliest trustees were killed by Indians, underscoring the peril of the era.
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Transylvania College
Two Bay State Teams Vie For Hoop Crown
In Boston Garden the Eastern and Western Massachusetts champions meet for the 39th New England Schoolboy Basketball Tournament final. Malden beat Tolman 66 59 and Little St Marys Worces ter 72 57 to reach the final with strong scoring by Rod Forbes 22 points and top scorers Al Stazinski 26 and Paul Sztukowski 23 while St Marys' Bob Sklarz missed action.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule Snapshot
The Associated Press reports results from exhibition games including Cincinnati over Detroit 8 to 6 and Philadelphia defeating Houston 5 to 0. Several other outcomes are listed with matchups and note of cancelled Chicago A vs Pittsburgh due to wet grounds.
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St Dominic's Faces Arlington For New England Title
In Boston Garden St Dominic's of Lewiston Maine meets Arlington Mass for the 20th annual New England schoolboy hockey crown. St Dominic's beat Cranston East 4 2 in a semi final and Arlington shut out Berlin New Hampshire 5 0 led by Bill Langone with his 12th shutout in 19 games.
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Hockey Results and Weekend Schedule in NHL
Friday's NHL results show no games scheduled with matchups listed. Sunday features Chicago at Boston, Montreal at New York, and Toronto at Detroit as part of the weekend slate.
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UCLA and Duke In Title Game Intramural Clash Recap
Intramural scores feature UCLA and Duke contending in a title game with four teams listed, including Romans and Tigers, and multiple players with points and positions noted. Officials include Minimi and Chasse as games report periods and final tallies across several matchups.
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Portland Sea Hawk Open the 1964 ACFL Schedule
New York dispatch reports the Atlantic Coast Football League will start August 9 with Portland Sea Hawks facing Providence Steamrollers. The league expands to six teams including Atlanta and Richmond, with Hartford replacing Ansonia. The season runs through November 22 with a championship playoff on November 28 in the Southern winner’s field.
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Maine Favorite and White Foot Joe Vie in Manchester Trot
In Rockingham Park at Salem New Hampshire the $6000 Manchester invitational trotting handicap pits Maine favorite Jerry Dean against New York star White Foot Joe. Fred Parks ships in to drive White Foot Joe as Heathcliffe Lord Master Witchcraft and Lone Scot join the six horse field.
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Baylor And West In Good Health
The Lakers duo Jerry West and Elgin Baylor arrive ready for the NBA playoffs as the Los Angeles Lakers face the St. Louis Hawks. The best-of-five Western matchup features Baylor and West in good health after recent injuries.
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