Barber Could Carry Orioles Pennant Hopes In 1962
The Orioles rely on Steve Barber to boost pennant chances as he balances spring duty with Army service. Manager Ralph Houk calls him the pitcher opponents least like facing. Barber, 23, led last year with 18 wins and has two solid spring outings, including six innings with two strikeouts and no walks in a 9-2 win in Miami. Multiple other spring games across Florida feature notable results for Reds, Dodgers, White Sox, Cubs, Yankees, and several teams as Eisenhower attends.
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Baltimore Orioles
Steve Barber
Sam
Barber
Orioles
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Miami
Detroit
New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Cuba
Havana
Paret
Maxima Crespo
Crespo
Manny Alfaro
Emile Griffith
Schwall Shines In Pitching Stint For Red Sox
Don Schwall, back from flu, pitched seven innings allowing one run as Boston beat San Francisco 4 in spring training. Frank Malzone contributed a homer and three RBIs as Malzone raised spring average to .350. Brewer left camp with sore arm. Radatz signed to parent club contract.
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Metseas
Mack Jones
Eddie Mathews
Chicago White Sox
Pirates
Bob Friend
Dale Long
Senators
Jerry Walker
Dan Pfister
Dave Wickersham
Red Sox
Giants
Frank Malzone
RBI
George Altman
Cubs
Colts
Scottsdale
Don
Schwall
Willie Mays
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Willie
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Sox
Frisco
Chicago Cubs
Malzone
Tom Brewer
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Cheraw
S.C
Saywg
Dick Radatz
Seattle
Dickie Moore Leads Montreal in Cup Semifinal Push
Dickie Moore the 172 pound star led the Montreal Canadiens as they held a 2-0 series lead over the Chicago Black Hawks after a 4-3 comeback win. He scored twice and became the only player in the playoffs with three goals. Toronto Maple Leafs also led New York 2-0 after a 2-0 win, with goals by George Armstrong and Bobby Pulford.
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Dickie Moore
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago
Black Hawks
Moore
Montreal
Toronto
Maple Leafs
New York
Rangers
George Armstrong
Bby Pulford
Fights Last Night Across Cities
In Salt Lake City Jerry Sims outpointed Clifford Grey over eight rounds. In Philadelphia Clarence Williams stopped Freddie Jackson in five. Miami saw Harry Tetlow outpoint Harry -. in eight. Tokyo hosted Jose Medel who outpointed Sadao Yaoita in ten.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Jerry Sims
West Jordan
Utah
Clifford Grey
San Diego
Philadelphia
Clarence Williams
Freddie Jackson
Chicago
Miami
Harry Tetlow
Miami Beach
Harry
Pompano Beach
Fla
Tokyo
Jose Medel
Mexico
Sadao Yaoita
Japan
McInnis Drives In Daily Double at Rockingham Park
Tom McInnis of Rumford drove the first half of the daily double for the third straight night at Rockingham Park. He won the opening race aboard Mountain Nile owned by S. W. Hastings of Camden.
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Tom McInnis
Rumford
Rockingham Park
McInnis
Mountain Nile
S. W. Hastings
Camden
Notre Dame halfback Frank Minki profile short in height
Frank Minki, a Notre Dame halfback from Vandergrift, stands five seven and weighs 165 pounds. His size contrasts with typical backfield players, but he brings quickness and decisive playmaking to the team.
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Frank Minki
Notre A
Vandergrift
Arsenault Nominated For Maine Little League Manager Award
G. S. Arsenault of Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League is among 12 candidates statewide for 1961 Maine outstanding Little League manager. He has coached Saco Old Orchard Beach All-Star teams for three seasons and serves as league secretary. The interview with the Board of Review at Colby College is set for April 7. Other nominees include Gardiner Fort Fairfield Lawton Newman Philbrook Sherman Austin and Cote among others from Bangor Portland and Cape Elizabeth.
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G. S
Steve) Arsenault
King Street
Saco
Maine
Arsenault
Fort Fairfield
John Hancock Insurance Agency
Biddeford
Kenneth C Sills
Cecal
Colby College
Board of Review
Robert Strider
Allan Woodcock
Bangor
William Silsby
Ellsworth
John B. Malcolm
Citemmen
Lloyd H. Lux
Lewiston
Lawrence Gardiner
Clark F. Lawton
Frederic S. Newman
Lee Philbrook
Brewer
Stanton A. Sherman
Wiscasset
Earl B. Austin Jr
Auburn
Donald W. Smith
Cumberland Center
Raymond Cote
Westbrook
Ralph O. Corliss
Portland
J. Ronal Livingston
South Portland
Charles Roux
Cape Elizabeth
Exhibition Baseball Results From Week Sprd
The Associated Press reports spring exhibition results with teams like Milwaukee, New York, Minnesota, Detroit, Kansas City, Washington, Baltimore, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Cleveland, Boston, and others. Games mention scores, venues in Florida and Arizona, and upcoming matchups across Clearwater, Mesa, Lakeland, and Ft. Lauderdale.
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Florida
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Minnesota
Detroit
Lakeland
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankees
Vero Beach
Milwaukee
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Chicago
White Sox
Pittsburg
Sarasota
Kansas City
Washington
West Palm Beach
Boston
San Francisco
Scottsdale
Ariz
Mickey Mantle
John Blanchard
Braves
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New
Houston
Clevelar
Myers
St. Louis
Mesa
Oklahoma City
Apache Junction
Cleve
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Fullerton
Calif
Mexico City
Retired Tennessee Grid Coach Dies
Funeral services scheduled for Gen. Robert P. Neyland UT athletic director and retired coach. Burial in National Cemetery. Died Wednesday in New Orleans hospital of liver and kidney ailment at age 70. Survivors include wife and two sons Robert R. Jr. and Lewis.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Robert P. Neyland
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
National Cemetery
New Orleans
Neyland
Robert R. Jr
Bristol
Lewis
Baltimore
Tigers' Steve Boros Aims For Literature Professorship
Steve Boros of the Detroit Tigers pursues a Michigan State University degree in contemporary literature, needing 18 hours for graduation. The 25 year old third baseman, who reads voraciously in hotels and on planes, envisions teaching literature someday despite baseball duties.
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Lakeland
Fla
Steve Boros
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Michigan State University
Boros
Melville
Hemingway
Thoreau
Faulkner
Shakespeare
Robert Frost
H. D. Lawrence
Paul Foytack
Steve
New England Ski Reports From Maine and New Hampshire
New England ski conditions report lists Maine and New Hampshire resorts with varied base depths and surface types. Bald Mountain and Sugarloaf show corn or granular conditions while spring skiing features at several hills. notable readings include Mittersill powder and Cannon Granite with good to excellent conditions amid bare spots and wet sections.
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New England Council
Maine
Bald
Mt. Abram
Pleasant Mt
Saddleback
Sunday River
New Hampshire
Cannon Mt
Cranmore
Intervale
Mittersill
Tenney Mt
Waterville Valley
Mt. Whittier
Wildcat
Belknap
Dartmouth Skiway
King Ridge
Mount Sunapee
Temple Mt
New York and San Francisco Eye ABL Championship
New York and San Francisco aim for the American Basketball League title after overtime wins. Roger Taylor scored nine points in overtime as New York beat Hawaii 125-116, while San Francisco defeated Pittsburgh 107-103 in a playoff doubleheader in Pittsburgh. The winners meet Chicago and Cleveland respectively in tonight’s doubleheader to determine the final challenger.
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Cleveland
New York
San Francisco
Kansas City
Roger Taylor
Hawaii
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Celtics prep for fourth playoff game in Philadelphia
Boston Celtics, fresh from a 2-1 series lead, held a stiff workout before their fourth NBA playoff game in Philadelphia. Coach Red Auerbach emphasized staying eager but not overhyped while targeting a clinch. Bob Cousy noted a late Sunday finish would suit, as Los Angeles led Detroit 3-1 and awaited the West final.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
Warriors
Los Angeles
Detroit
Celtics
Bob Cousy
Wilt Chamberlain
Auerbach
Chamberlain
Tom Meschery
Frank Radovich
Bill Russell
Houston Driver Wins Record Racing Purse
USAC latest 1961 stats show J Foyt Jr of Houston earned a record 171 760 in purses across 50 races in championship sprint and midget classes. He won the Indianapolis 500 at a record speed and claimed wins at Langhorne and Duquoin among others. Eddie Sachs of Boyertown had the second highest total with 80 064.
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Indianapolis
J. Foyt Jr
United States Auto Club
Houston
Langhorn
Duquoin
Indiana State Airgrounds
Eddie Sachs
Boyertown
USAC
Canadiens Take 4 3 Lead In Semifinal Series
Montreal beat Chicago 4 to 3 to lead the best-of-seven semifinal two games to none. Toronto edged New York 2 to 1 as the Maple Leafs hold a 2-0 series lead. No games are scheduled Friday or Saturday as Kansas City advances to a best-of-five league final.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Kansas City
Archie Moore to face Lavorante in Los Angeles battle
Archie Moore 45 or 47 years old fights Alejandro Lavorante in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Los Angeles. More than 12,000 fans are expected and gate around 100000 dollars. Moore seeks a win to set up a world light heavyweight title bid versus Gene Fullmer. Lavorante, 24, stands 6 feet 4 inches with a 13 pound edge and has 19 wins with 15 knockouts. Moore receives 35000 dollars guarantee. Lavorante gets 25 percent of the net.
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Lavorante
LOS Angeles
Argentina
Alejandro Lavorante
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Archie
San Diego
Moore
Gene Fullmer
California
Cal Eaton
George Parnassus
Alex
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