Boros Claims Citrus Open Title With One Shot Lead
Julius Boros wins the Citrus Open by a single stroke in Florida as Mets beat Cardinals 7 1 behind Koosman and Bressoud. The Orioles topple the Yankees 7 2 in Miami with Barber strong on the mound and Tresh sidelined a week with knee injury. Braves defeat Dodgers 4 2 in West Palm Beach as Boyer fuels late scoring surge and Aaron extends his hitting streak. Tigers top Twins 10 3 in Lakeland, with Northrup and Freehan homering in first inning.
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Exhibition Baseball Results and Standings Summary
Detroit defeated Minnesota 10 3 in an early spring game with Northrup and Wood homering. Boston beat Kansas City 8 3 in Grapefruit action as Tartabull homered. Chicago White Sox beat Cincinnati 8 5 behind Peters. Washington edged Houston 4 3 in 10 innings with Billings driving in the winner. Pirates crushed Phillies 10 4 as Veale tossed scoreless relief. Cubs routed Angels 10 2 behind Holtzman. Giants beat Indians 7 4 as Vidal homered in Phoenix.
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76ers Rally Past Knicks In 133-120 Victory
Hal Greer tallies 48 and Billy Cunningham 30 as the Philadelphia 76ers surge past the New York Knicks 133-120 on national TV. A decisive third quarter 22-5 run turned a deficit into a lead, with Cunningham and Jones driving the late surge. Knicks’ Bellamy led with 24, but injuries and absences hampered their defense.
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Hawks Edge Royals 120 119 in tight finish
Cincinnati rookie Flynn Robinson missed three free throws as the St. Louis Hawks edged the Royals 120-119. Caldwell scored the decisive basket with 27 seconds left after Robinson fouled out on the final possession, while Lou Hudson led the Hawks with 38 points.
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Imhoff Basket Lifts Lakers Past Warriors 125 120
Darrall Imbhoff scored the winning basket with 1 16 left as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Francisco Warriors 125 120 on Saturday night. Elgin Baylor and Gail Goodrich helped seal the win after a tight fourth quarter, with rookie Archie Clark contributing 14 of his 28 in the final period. The victory preserves LA hopes for second in the Western Division behind Golden State.
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Texas and others shine in NCAA regional scores
College basketball results from NCAA regionals show Texas and several teams posting wins. Notable results include Brigham Young defeating Western Oregon, Louisiana Tech over Springfield State, and San Diego State beating Nevada Southern. Other scores feature Santa Barbara, Pepperdine, and Stanford with varying margins.
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Boros Wins Florida Citrus Open By One Stroke Over Palmer
Julius Boros, 47, wins the Florida Citrus Open at Rio Pinar with a 274 total, one stroke ahead of Arnold Palmer and George Knudson. Palmer ties for second at 275 to push his year earnings over 52 thousand, while Knudson also finishes runner-up. Refram and Zarley falter Sunday as Boros seizes the lead and secures the richest tourney prize this season.
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Ludlowe Judo Instructors Win Medals At Milford Meet
Two Ludlowe High judo club mentors earned medals at the Milford Invitational. Bob Beck placed third in the 176 205 pound class while Andy Kosch won first in the 156 175 pound division. Kosch also earned a belt promotion from green to brown for an unbeaten run.
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Black Hawks win NHL title with 5-0 over Maple Leafs
Chicago clinches first NHL title after a 5-0 victory over Toronto, aided by Ken Hodge Lou Angotti and Bobby Hull scoring, while New York Rangers 2-2 with Montreal seals the Hawks’ lead. Hull nets his 48th and 64 goal advantage margin remains.
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Celtics Edge Bullets 123 118 Behind Havlicek
Boston holds off Baltimore 123 118 as John Havlicek sparks a fourth quarter rally. Scott led Baltimore with 31 while Howell's 30 and Havlicek's 21 pace Boston in a tight NBA contest.
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CYO Cage Clash Ends in OT Victory for St. Ann
St. Ann defeated Our Lady of Good Counsel 47 45 in the feature game at the Shehan Center. Rich Barrett hit a field goal with eight seconds left in OT to seal the win as Barrett and Joe Mott combined for 35 points. Assumption beat Holy Family 32 27 with John Kennedy scoring 11 for Assumption.
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Jim Welsh Records Wheeler Hole In One
Jim Welsh registered a hole in one yesterday on the 135 yard fourth hole of Wheeler Park red course. He used a nine iron while playing with Pete Matera and Loren Besresnyak.
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Bruins Dominate Red Wings 7-3 on Early Burst
The Boston Bruins surged to a 3-1 lead with three goals in three minutes in the first period and went on to beat the Detroit Red Wings 7-3. Rookie Bobby Orr, Murray Oliver, and Bob Dillabough fueled the burst, with Orr netting his 13th goal.
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Canadiens Rangers Tie Keeps Black Hawks Title Clinched
John Ferguson and Gilles Tremblay scored in the third period to knot the game 2-2. The tie eliminated New York from the title race, allowing Chicago to clinch their first NHL championship in 41 seasons. Gump Worsley left with a mild concussion after being struck by an egg. Ratelle opened scoring for the Rangers, Ingarfield briefly put New York ahead before Tremblay tied it.
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City Kickers Shuts Out Yonkers 2-0 To Stay First
City Kickers beat Yonkers 2-0 at the losers field to hold first place. Jim White and Joe McGuiggan scored the goals while Jack Flemming and Junior Orchar led the defense. Bridgeport reserves won 4-3.
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Hockey Scores Across Leagues Reported
National League games show New York tied Montreal 1 1 and Boston 7 tied with Deer 7. American League results include Hershey 3 Buffalo 2 and Rochester 1 Pittsburgh 1 Quebec 3 Baltimore ? Stern League matches list New Haven 5 Clinton 3 and Knoxville 4 Florida 2 Greensboro 4 Johnston ? Jersey ?
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Ferguson fires 50 footer past Giacomin for 14th goal
Rangers goalie Ed Giacomin held a stiff Montreal attack until Ferguson struck at 5:08 of the third period with a left side 50 footer. It was Ferguson’s 14th goal of the season and seventh against New York.
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Blades Edge Comets In Final Game 5-3
The New Haven Blades defeated the Clinton Comets 5-3 to close the Eastern Hockey League season. Murray Kuntz and Gus Brassard gave New Haven an early lead, with Dietrich and Hardy adding goals. Clinton’s Jack Kane and Don Davidson scored twice for the visitors as Babando briefly answered.
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