Bond Bids To Stay In Houston Colt Outfield
Walter Bond, a 6 foot 6 inch 240 pound Tennessee native, seeks a starting outfield job with the Houston Colts after a winter trade from Cleveland. He homered to spark a 4-3 win over Detroit, part of a Wednesday exhibition slate that saw Gene Freeze and others contribute. Bonds’ MLB appearances have dwindled since 1960, with a career high 90 games in his early years.
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Walter Bond
Houston
Walter
Cleveland
Colts
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Bond
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Jacksonville
Gene Freeze
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Los Angeles Angels
Dick Simpson
Television Sports Fan To Have Field Day
A TV devotee will have a busy fall with major league baseball, Davis Cup tennis, Olympics, college and pro football, boxing, wrestling, racing, hockey, basketball, and bowls. The piece humorously lists sport prompts heard on the set before the main TV tube dies and the fan must buy a newspaper to learn the results.
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T.V. Fanatic
Mr. Fanatic
Gubner
Gifford
Bobby Hull
Canadiens Open NHL Playoffs Against Leafs In Montreal
Montreal fresh from the regular season title hosts Toronto in a best of seven semifinal. Bernie Geoffrion, 33, leads a sharp Canadiens lineup aiming to end Toronto’s two year Cup run while Detroit and Chicago start their own series in Chicago with the Black Hawks favored.
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Canadiens
Bernie Geoffrion
Toronto Maple Leafs
Maple Leafs
Detroit
Black Hawks
Chicago
Toronto
Leafs
Geoffrion
New York
Chicago Stadium
Red Sox trim roster to 31 with rookies looming
SCOTTSDALE Ariz AP The Boston Red Sox cut six pitchers and two veterans leaving Reg gie Smith Dorsch and four other rookies as the core. Only Conigliaro is expected to open the season with Boston as Horton Jones Petrocelli and Bressaud back up veterans. Conigliaro led an 18 hit Boston attack in a 10 9 win over the Giants B squad. The team meets the Cubs next before a Palm Springs trip.
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Tony Horton
Dalton Jones
Rico Petrocelli
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Swampscott
Mass
Red Sox
Horton
Dick Stuart
Petrocelli
Ed Bress
Billy Pierce
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Palm Springs
Calif
Los Angeles Angels
Exhibition Baseball Wednesday Results
Results from Wednesday include Cincinnati 2 over New York A 1 and Houston 4 over Detroit 3. Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 8 to 3 while Philadelphia topped New York N 6. Pittsburgh defeated Baltimore 5 to 4, Kansas City routed St. Louis 10 to 3, and Chicago N 12 edged San Francisco 4.
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Milwaukee
Sandy Koufax
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Minnesota
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Koufax
Peters
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Associated Press
New York
Houston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Oklahoma City
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches 30 000 Readers
An ad in the Journal reaches over thirty thousand readers daily, boosting visibility for listings and notices. The paper’s classified section supports personal notices, real estate, jobs, and services with broad regional reach.
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Your Journal
Pace Feature Of Card Friday At Rockingham
A Providence pacer aiming for a 203 class time tests Atlantic Seaboard rivals in the Portsmouth Pace at Rockingham Park. Knight Pride, from Gray Brothers Stable, with Tug Boyd in the sulky, seeks top ASC showings alongside Chockoyotte Rebel Ivan Chief Dr. Brooks Some Dream and others in the field for the 6000 dollar purse.
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Salem
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Portsmouth
Rockingham Park
Knight Pride
Gray Brothers
Knight’s Dream
Tug Boyd
New England
ASC
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Ivan Chief
Dr. Brooks
George Phelan
Newmarket
New York
Rock
Archie Young
Bucky Day
Danny Talbert
Maurey McDonald
Paul Battis
War Haven
George Sziklai
Clyde Beall
Fights Last Night in Tokyo Stop Aguirre by Aoki
Katsutoshi Aoki, 118, Japan, stopped Curley Aguirre, 118, Philippines, 10, in a boxing bout last night in Tokyo. The match featured Aoki dominating the Filipino challenger with precise blows and quick defense. Aguirre fell in the later rounds, ending the fight with a referee stoppage.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Katsutoshi Aoki
Japan
Curley Aguirre
Philippines
Centennial Track Hosts Lot Of TwoYearOlds In 1963 Meet
Denver AP reports Centennial Track dedicated a full day of 10 races to 2 year old horses during the 1963 quarter horse season. More than half of the 1 020 speed horses stabled at the track were in their first year at the races.
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Denver
Centennial Track
Thornton Academy Prepares 55 For Base Ball Squad
Thornton Academy lists 55 hopefuls for the baseball team with veteran pitchers among four lettermen. Captain Charlie Belanger leads a green squad as coach Phil Curtis and Ted Gardner push for strong performance. Season opens April 20 at Deering with a split schedule to crown a champions.
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Dave Roberts
Ed Hanson
Paul Callahan
Curtis
Paul Brown
Wayne Morin
Ray Chenard
Ken Pike
Don Caouette
Charlie Belanger
Auerbach Balances Courtside Fire and Family Demands
Red Auerbach, Celtics coach and NBA legend, speaks on coaching drive and business life. He notes leaving family during season for basketball while remaining accessible from his office. He handles talent scouting, college guidance, and camp work, keeping a sharp, sometimes fiery, edge with officials.
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Auerbach
Red
Celtics
Boxing Elimination Tourla Sparks Heavyweight Interest
New York AP report on the New York State Athletic Commission proposing an elimination tournament to decide contenders for Cassius Clay. Madison Square Garden bid Floyd Patterson vs Williams for June with 35 percent gate and TV, Williams’ manager says accepted. Patterson may meet Eddie Machen elsewhere. Doug Jones invited to the four man lineup. Ernie Terrell not invited and will question why.
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NEW York
New York State Athletic Commission
Cassius Clay
Melvin Krulewitch
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
Cleveland Williams
Harry Markson
Boxing For the Garden
Patterson
Williams
Houston
Markson
Hugh Benbow
Eddie Machen
Goteborg
Sweden
Machen
World Boxing Association
Ring
Doug Jones
Jones
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the Garden
Toa
Pro Basketball Eastern Division Semifinal Game Summary
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 101 to 89 to take a 1-0 lead in the best of five series.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
West Favored Over East In All-Star Game
West favored in the East West College All Star game with stars Stallworth Barnes and Counts leading a tall lineup. East counters with Nash Bradley and Mullins as the nationally televised clash features Olympic rule changes and benefits the Naismith Hall of Fame at Springfield.
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Jim Barnes
Mel Counts
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Stallworth
Wichita
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Texas Western
Counts
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Jeff Mullins
Duke
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John Thompson
Providence
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
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Western Division Semifinal Game Recap LA Edges St Louis 107 105
Los Angeles defeated St Louis 107 to 105 in a Western Division Semifinal game to trail 2-1 in the best of five series. No further games scheduled at this time.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Lack Of Snow Closes NE Ski Slopes Amid Spring Warmth
Sparse snow in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont forces closures at more than a dozen resorts with Otis Ridge Massachusetts remaining open. Mount Washingtons Tuckerman Ravine reports minimal snow as temperatures rise. Easter parades in Vermont at Stowe and Sugarbush draw crowds. Telemarks feature 84 junior racers from New Hampshire and Vermont in a Wadadiabury dual slalom with Sugarloaf hosting a Ski Sating Championship and a Short-ce Ski Slalom.
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Broadway
Michael Kidd
Sugarloaf
Waddiebury College
Touring Golfers Challenge The Big Three In Azalea Open Start
Tour golfers ease the grip of the Big Three as 160 players begin the Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club Wilmington. Mason Rudolph extends a non repeating win streak with 14 different winners in 14 events as Palmer Nicklaus and Player are not entered. Billy Casper and Tony LeBron appear among top money leaders with strong early finishes this year.
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N.C
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Greensboro
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Mason Rudolph
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Fresno
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Palmer
Billy Casper
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Lakers edge Hawks to force decisive playoff game
Elgin Baylor heaved a 20‑footer at 1 second left to lift the Los Angeles Lakers 107 105 over the St Louis Hawks and force a fourth game in Los Angeles. Baylor 23 led a Lakers comeback after a 16 point deficit as Jerry West poured in 39. Beaty 22 Pettit 23 led the Hawks. In the other semifinal Cincinnati Royals beat the Philadelphia 76ers 11 point burst in the second quarter fueled by Oscar Robertson 28 as Chet Walker 21 led Philadelphia. Kerr of Philadelphia endured a cut above the eye but remained in the game.
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National Basketball Association
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
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Hawks
St. Louis
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia
Mike Farmer
Charlie Vaughn
Baylor
Jerry West
Bob Pettit
Zelmo Beaty
Royals
76Ers
Oscar Robertson
Chet Walker
Johnny Kerr
Oilers conquer Creek A.C. in Portsmouth tourney clash
Roy and Perreault starred with 58 points as the Oilers beat Creek A.C. 118 to 53 in the Portsmouth Invitational Tourney. Gary Girard led Creek scoring with 34, aided by Jim Pouravelis and Roger Laprise. Al Daigle anchored rebounding for Oilers with support from St. Louis High and St. Anselm's College alumni. Periods showed Creek led early 14 25 32 53 totals while Oilers surged to victory behind strong inside play and balanced scoring.
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Creek A.C
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Jim Pouravelis
Roger Laprise
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