Cardinals Boost Spring Win Streak in Exhibition Play
The St Louis Cardinals extended their spring training run to nine straight wins with an 8 7 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, moving to 12 4 atop the preseason standings as John Anderson pitched three scoreless innings and Julio Goray, Rex Johnston and Ken Boyer supplied key hits.
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St. Louis
Florida
NLC
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Byittsburgh
Bob Dale
John Anderson
Julio Goray
Rex Johnston
Ken Boyer
Colts
Houston
Olts
San Francisco Giants
Roman Mejias
Hal Smith
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago White Sox
Warriors Stun Celtics In Comeback To Even Series
Wilt Chamberlain dominated Bill Russell as the Philadelphia Warriors erased a 11-point deficit to defeat Boston 113 106 in Convention Hall. York Larese sparked bench play with key baskets and two steals while Guy Rodgers and Paul Arizin contributed. Chamberlain 42 points 16 in final quarter 37 rebounds. Russell 9 points 20 rebounds Heinsohn led Celtics with 24.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
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Celtics
Convention Hall
York Larese
North Carolina
Larese
Paul Arizin
Rodgers
Tom Gola
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Utes
Chamberlain
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
Russell
Heinsohn
Downes Predicts KO Victory In Boston Title Fight
Terry Downes, holder of one disputed middleweight title section, vows to KO Paul Pender in the eighth round of their 15 round bout at Boston Garden on April 7. Downes says Pender, once a Brookline fireman, is the sharpest opponent he’s faced, and he’s ready to prove English champions can win in the U.S. The Briton notes past injuries but confirms both his left hand and nose are healed.
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Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Boston Garden
Brookline
Downes
Pender
London
New York
Barbara
Wendy
United States
U.S
Massachusetts
Europe
National Boxing Association
Gene Fullmer
Benny
Kid Paret
Colorado Taps Unknown For Football Coach
Colorado regents selected 33-year-old alumni secretary Bud Davis to lead football, despite five years of high school coaching. Davis faced a volatile meeting with players who threatened revolt, and his appointment followed the resignation of Bob Chilotti and amid fallout from Sonny Grandelius’s firing for recruiting violations. Forty-five players endorsed Ghilotti before the regents’ Denver session.
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Colo
William E
Bud Davis
University of Colorado Regents
Colorado
Davis
Everett
Sonny) Grandelius
Bob Chilotti
Regents
Denver
Ghilotti
Maine fishing rules shift reopen dates and bag limits
The 1962 Maine fishing regulations booklet is urged as changes take effect from the 100th legislature. Opening water seasons now begin last Saturday in April in Oxford Cumberland and York counties and many ponds. the general bag limit drops to 10 fish per day for salmon trout togue and black bass, with a seven and one half pound aggregate weight limit. Read the booklet to know live bait rules and other provisions. copies available from city or town clerks or the Department of Inland Fisheries and Game in Augusta.
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Oxford
Cumberland
York Counties
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Knox
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Lincoln
Waldo
York
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
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Oxford County
Mexico
Dixfield
Lewiston High
Pastime Lanes League Week Twenty Three Summary
In Pepperell the Pastime Lanes standings show Steam Rollers leading with 397 team total and 1,237 team points, while Jokers top with 1,698 team total and Boll Weevils 598 high series. St Andre High School League features Chargers and Slow Pokes atop lanes with Chargers at 1,154 team total and 389 best single. Notre Dame leads Holy Name League with 1,554 team total and J Ridaudo 143 high single. Left Overs Mercantile notes Caron's Market at 60 20 and Salle Chariie 39-41 with 1,495 team total. SLAA Ladies League data incomplete.
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Langings
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R. Petit
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Untouchables
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Goofers
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P. Guertin
B. Thomes
NBA Playoffs Tuesday Results and Schedule
Los Angeles defeated Detroit 111 to 106 to take a 3-0 series lead. Philadelphia beat Boston 113 to 106 to even the series at 1-1. Wednesday’s action had Philadelphia at Boston. Thursday games feature Los Angeles at Detroit and ABL Elimination Round Robin with New York vs Hawaii and San Francisco at Pittsburgh.
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Mesa
Scottsdale
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Lakeland
West Palm Beach
Palm Springs
Craig Rickey’s Last Signings Ties Mets Pitcher to St. Petersbu
Roger Craig, now a pitcher for the New York Mets, was the final player signed by the late Frank Rickey, brother of Branch Rickey. The St. Petersbu portion notes his prior contributions with the Dodgers including NL pennants and his entry via the expansion program.
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Rickey
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Roger Craig
New York Mets
Frank Rickey
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Spring Games
The day’s results include St Louis beating Pittsburgh 8 to 7 and Cincinnati overcoming Minnesota 6 to 3. Other headlines show Los Angeles (N) 6 over Philadelphia 3 and Chicago (A) 3 over Milwaukee 1.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Sacramento boxing results show McMurray edge and Loi decision
In Sacramento Paul Andrews of Los Angeles lost a decision 10 rounds to Billy McMurray. In Milan Duilio Loi of Italy defeated Billy Collins of Detroit by points after ten rounds.
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Sacramento
Calif
Paul Andrews
Los Angeles
Billy McMurray
Milan
Duilio Loi
Italy
Billy Collins
Detroit
Milwaukee Braves adopt new slogan for season
In Clearwater Florida AP report on the Milwaukee Braves unveiling a 1962 slogan. Warren Spahn at 41 reflects on past 20 win seasons, a no hitter, and a possible path to management. He notes a new manager, praises young pitchers, and jokes about the team’s fresh outlook with the line something old but not yet ready to fold.
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Clearwater
Fla
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Braves
Spahine
Spahn
Casey Stengel
Billy Southworth
Charlie Grimm
Fred Haney
Charlie Dressen
Birdie Tebbetts
Crowds at CMYC host AHA playoffs in Lewiston
National senior Amateur Hockey Association playoffs drew 3,097 paid customers over three sessions at CMYC Lewiston with Detroit Teams ters defeating Berlin 5-4, Rockland beating Detroit 8-4, and a 6-6 draw between Rockland and Berlin. Attendance contrasted with higher local interest in St Doris Lewiston high rivals.
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CMYC
Lewiston
Detroit
Mich
Teamsters
Berlin
N.H
Maroons
Rockland
Mass
United States
Melrose
New Jersey
St. Doris
Lewiston High
Archie Moore to Fight Argentinian Lavorante in Los Angeles
Archie Moore, 26 years in boxing with 21 pro fights, faces Argentine heavyweight Alejandro Lavorante in a 10 round or less bout at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles. Promoters Cal Eaton and George Parnassus expect about 16 000 fans and 100 000 dollars in gate. Lavorante, 25, at 6 feet 4 inches and around 210 pounds, is younger and taller, with a noted punching power.
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Archie Moore
Alejandro Lavorante
Lavorante
Moore
Cal Eaton
George Parnassus
Alex
Archie
San Diego
Jack Britton Dies In Florida At 74
Miami, Florida report confirms Jack Britton, age 74, former world welterweight champion, died Tuesday. Britton and Ted Lewis shared the 147-pound title in a famed 1915 to 1919 series, each winning twice. Britton held the title until 1922 when dethroned by Mickey Walker. Born William Breslin in Clinton, New York, he joined boxing’s Hall of Fame in 1958 and moved to Miami from Yonkers 37 years ago.
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Fla
Jack Britton
Tuesay
Britton
Ted
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Lewis
Mickey Walker
William J. Breslin
Clinton
N. Y
Oilers Face Chamberlains In Portsmouth Tourney
Oilers of Biddeford meet the Chamberlains of Dover in the Portsmouth invitation tournament quarterfinals at the Portsmouth Recreation Center tonight at 6. Chamberlains beat Sheldon Motors 82 47 while Oilers won 83 50 over SAE UNH in the first round. Semi finals tomorrow and finals Saturday.
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Portsmouth N. H. Recreation Center
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Sheldon Motors
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Oilers
SAE Fraternity
University of New Hampshire
King compares Powell and Quirk to Hall of Famers
Clyde King, Rochester manager helping Baltimore spring training, likens Oriole rookie John Boog Powell to Johnny Mize and rookie pitcher Art Quirk to Whitey Ford. King praises Powell as big and a slugger and predicts Quirk will surely make the Orioles this year.
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MIAMI
Clyde King
Rochester
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John (Boog) Powell
Johnny Mize
Art Quirk
Whitey Ford
Powell
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Quirk
Ford
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Orioles
Canadiens Hold Off Black Hawks In Semifinal Opener
Montreal edged Chicago 2 1 in Montreal as Toe Blake warned of better play. Toronto defeated New York 4 2 at home with Punch Imlach urging sharper effort for Game 2. Series heads to Chicago and New York next.
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Monteal
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Toe Blake
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Rudy Pilous
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Voltigeur Club Sets Plans For April Installation
Voltigeur club members met in Biddeford last night to approve installation plans for Saturday April 14. Past President Yvon Caron will chair, with Joseph Pelletier Paul Angers Adrien Petit Leo Lottin ville and Antonio Dallaire forming the committee. Two new members joined, Adrien Petit became president, and Adelbert Huot was named captain of sports by Director Jerry Vigne. The next meeting is Tuesday at 8 pm.
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Voltigeur Club
Biddeford
Yvon Caron
Joseph Pelletier
Paul Angers
Adrien Petit
Leo Lottinville
Antonio Dallaire
Jerry Vigne
Adelbert Huot
Huot
Henry Roberge
Montreal 2 Chicago 1 leads series 1-0 semifinal
Montreal tops Chicago 2 to 1 in a best of seven semifinal. Toronto defeats New York 4 to 2 as Toronto leads 1-0. Games listed for Wednesday include New York at Toronto and Chicago at Montreal.
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Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Vhang
London and Ireland boxers share draw and stoppage
In a mixed boxing card, Wilfie Greaves of Edmonton faced Mick Lea Hy of Ireland to a draw after 10 rounds. Billy Walker from London stopped Jose Peyre of Belgium in the 5th round.
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Wilfie Greaves
Edmonton
Mick Leahy
Ireland
Drew
Billy Walker
Jose Peyre
Belgium
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