Belinsky arrives late and short on $500 fine
Bo Belinsky was a day late and $500 short for tardiness to a Palm Springs practice. He allowed four runs, eight hits and three walks in six innings as Houston beat the Angels 9 3. Mamie Van Doren and Bill Rigney watched with mixed feelings. Belinsky faces a $500 penalty, while Whitey Ford struggled with a sore arm in Florida.
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Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Houston
Palm Springs
Calif
Mamie van Doren
Bill Rigney
Belinsky
Rigney
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ford
Yanks
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Mixed Spring Scores Tie Exibition Action and Yanks Rally
The article details spring exhibition results with several teams and players. Notable highlights include two home runs by Joe Pepitone and Hector Lopez for a 10-4 Yankee win over the White Sox in Sarasota, Lew Burdette’s 2-0 shutout of Baltimore in Miami, Jay Hook’s nine strikeouts in the Mets 6-1 win over Kansas City in St. Petersburg, and Burdette’s spring form as he nears a comeback with the Braves.
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Flintstones
King
Malcolm
Hinkie
Batese
Solomon
Vandertord
Ranabarger
Joe Pepitone
Hector Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Baltimore
Miami
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
San Diego
Calif
Jay Hook
New York Mets
Kansas City
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mets
Jake Wood
Detroit
Minnesota
Orlando
Ken McMullen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Tampa
Tom Brown
Washington
St. Louis
Pompano Beach
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Clearwater
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale
Burdette
Braves
Barber Clinches Azalea Open Title in Wilmington
Jerry Barber, at 46, fired a 5 under par back nine to win the Azalea Open by five strokes in Wilmington North Carolina. He totaled 274 for 72 holes, earning 2800 plus 100 for low final round and sharing in special awards to reach 3900 overall.
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Barber
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Larry Beck
Southern Pines
N.C
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Maxwell
Dark to Receive Sportsmanship Award for Giants
Alvin Dark manager of the National League champion San Francisco Giants will receive the Sportsmanship Award at the Sportsmanship Brotherhood dinner Tuesday night.
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NEW York
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Recreation Calendar Highlights Week at a Glance
The calendar lists daily activities at Launching Pad Royster Junior High Hut ton Gym and City Park. Activities include Arts & Crafts, Men's Fitness and Weightlifting, Volleyball, Junior High Night, Model Club, Dance Club, Girl's Pool and Ping Pong, Senior High-Junior College dance with Road Runners, and Sunday Baseball Practice.
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Royster Junior High
Hutton
City Park
Papp Retains European Middleweight Title In Germany
Laszlo Papp of Hungary stopped Peter Mueller of Germany to defend the European middleweight title in Dortmund. In Mexico City Mantequilla Napoles outpointed Babe Vazquez in a ten round bout. Ruben Carter and Rubin Gonzalez match details are listed with weights and locations.
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New York
Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Rubin
Hurricane Carter
Paterson
Dortmund
Germany
Laszlo Papp
Hungary
Peter Mueller
Papp
Mexico City
Mantequilla Napoles
Cuba
Babe Vazquez
Twenty six area schools plan to enter Chanute Invitational
Twenty six area schools have indicated they will attend the ninth annual Chanute Invitational Track Meet on April 16 with a large AAA division field. Ten AAA teams entered and sixteen in B BB. several schools awaited replies. Defending champions Coffeyville and Oswego will participate. preliminaries and some field events occur in the afternoon with an evening admission.
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Prescott and
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Girard
Iola
Baxter Springs
Coffeyville
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Chanute
Midway
Burlington
Emporia
Eureka
Fort Scott
Humboldt
Southeast Cherokee
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Yates Center
Altoona
Cherryvale
Chetopa
Erie
Elsmore
Galesburg
Joint Rural
Stark
McCune
Moran
Severy
St. Patrick's
Parsons
St. Paul
Thayer
Uniontown
Carolina Cup tragedy as two horses die at Camden race
The Carolina Cup at Springdale Race Track in Camden South Carolina left two horses dead after timber and hurdle races. Jockeys were injured including Allan Adale rider with dislocated shoulder and jockey R G Woolfe thrown from his mount. The feature 3 mile timber race was won by Flying Cottage in record time with Mid Ace runner up.
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Camden, S.C
Springdale
Flying Cottage
J. Blan van Ark
Unionville
Mid Ace
John C. West
Hurdies
Allan Adale
Thomas B. Glynn
Greenwich
Conn
Irvin Naylor
Naylor
R. G. Woolfe
Lester Graham
Winter Squash
Willard Thompson
Aiken
Thompson
Cincinnati tops Boston in Eastern Division final 121 116
The Cavaliers beat the Celtics 121 to 116 to take a 2-1 series lead in the best-of-seven. The win keeps Cincinnati ahead in the Eastern Division final as Boston fights to even the series.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Gunther Siderowf Win International Four Ball
Reading, Pa. golfer John Guenther and Westport, Conn. player Dick Siderowf won the men s International four ball championship in Hollywood Florida with a best ball score of 70 two under par.
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Hollywood, Fla
John Guenther
Reading
Dick Siderowf
Westport
Golf Writers Hold 10th Annual Title Tournament
Myrtle Beach AP report: The Golf Writers Association of America staged its 10th annual title tournament in Myrtle Beach South Carolina today.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Golf Writers Association of America
Million Dollar Gift to Central Methodist College Opens Stedman Hall
The late Sam Stedman donated 1 million dollars to Central Methodist College in Fayette Missouri to honor the help he received during a low period. Born Sam Silverman he built a Wall Street fortune after leaving Sedalia. He died of stomach cancer September 2 1961 at age 44. The four story science building will be dedicated next fall as Stedman Hall of Science.
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Fayette, Mo
Sam Stedman
Central Methodist College
Sam Silverman
Sedalia
Stedman
New York
Wall Street
Stedman Hall
Whelan Leads Bowling Singles At American Congress
Don Whelan of Buffalo rose to the top in the classic singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament after returning to bowling four years ago following a 13 year retirement. He rolled 27 strikes in 36 games and a 730 series Sunday night, placing him second in classic all events with 1979 across nine games. Whelan, 35, quit bowling at 17 due to lost interest.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Don Whelan
Whelan
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Split Spring Card
The summary lists multiple exhibition games with teams such as Baltimore, St. Louis, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Houston, New York, Cleveland, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Kansas City. Scores include Baltimore 2 over St. Louis 1 and Chicago N 9 over Boston 4 among others.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
St Louis
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Minnesota
Ener
Grid Drills Start Big Ten Open Spring Practice
CHICAGO AP spring football drills begin today at Northwestern Purdue and Ohio State with other Big Ten schools to start by April 15.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Purdue
Ohio State
Tourists to Hong Kong Reach 1962 High
Foreign visitors to Hong Kong topped 250000 in 1962, a 15 percent rise from 1961. The figure excludes Chinese nationals in transit and military personnel on rest and recreation, reflecting growing tourism activity in the territory.
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Hong Kong
Sons of Swaps
Hong Kong Tourist Association
Little League Recruiting Underway For 1963 Season
Forms distributed through local schools to recruit boys aged eight to 13 for the 1963 Little League season. Deadline for parent signed forms is April 20. Last year 300 to 350 boys played across 20 teams in four age groups under the VFW program.
Georgia grid charges report due in Atlanta probe
Georgia attorney general said a preliminary progress report on the Georgia Alabama 1962 football game inquiry will go to the governor today. He indicated the final report could be submitted Tuesday if possible.
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Atlanta
Carl FE. Sanders
Eugene Cook
Saturday Evening Post
Cook
Sanders
Post
Wally Butts
Georgia
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Alabama
Butts
Bryant
Mexico
GBI
Whittaker Named To Funds Board
Kansas City native Charles F. E. Whittaker former associate justice of the United States Supreme Court and F. I. du Pont II of Wilmington Del were elected to the board of directors of United Funds Inc a mutual funds organization Whittaker served on the Supreme Court from 1957 until retirement due to health a year ago DuPont is with E I du Pont Nemours and Co in Wilmington
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Kansas City
Charles FE. Whittaker
United Supreme Court
F. I. du Pont II
Wilmington
Del
United Funds Inc
Whittaker
Supreme Court
DuPont
E. I. du Pont Nemours & Co
Bolero Leads Miami to Montego Bay Yacht Race
Jamaica AP reports Bolero skimmed heavy seas to a 35 mile lead Sunday in the Miami to Montego Bay yacht race with crews bracing for difficult conditions.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
Miami
Two Minute Rounds Trial Aims to Cut Boxing Deaths
Miami Beach boxing officials will test two minute rounds to reduce injuries. Promoter Chris Dundee notes the weighty danger in the final minute as Mike DeJohn faces Irish Don McAteer in a bout extended from ten to twelve rounds under the experiment.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Howard Added to Dodgers Steals Streak Gap
Los Angeles Dodger outfielder Frank Howard has stolen only one base in his five year National League career.
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Los Angeles Dodger
Frank Howard
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