Childress Eyes Multiple AA Sprint Titles at Adharillo Meet
Childress aims for three first places as Charles Mitchell and Robert Maxwell lead AA marks in 100 and 220 dashes. The sprint relay team tops AA and state lists with Mitchell clocking 21.5 in 1962 and Maxwell posting a 23.0 in recent meets. Manuel strengthens relay, Dane crew anticipates District 5-AA at Iowa Park on April 6.
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Reds Bet On O'Toole To Power 1962 Pennant Quest
United Press International reports Cincinnati Reds hope for a stronger season led by Jim O'Toole who, after a slow 1962 start, finished 16-13 last year and now dominates spring play with six innings of shutout ball in a 6-0 win over the Dodgers. The Reds' 13-hit attack included Gordon Coleman's homer and multiple two-baggers.
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Richardson caps Abilene Christian win with 220 dash
Dennis Richardson of Abilene Christian College ran the 220-yard dash in 20.9 seconds to help ACC top Colorado 87 to 58 in a dual track meet. Both teams posted 3 1 1 in the photo finish mile relay.
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Mets Catcher Cannizzaro Cast Removed
Chris Cannizzaro, Mets catcher, had the cast removed from a fractured right finger in spring training. He will not return to catching for two to three weeks.
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Celtics Brace for Royals Challenge in Playoff Run
Boston, 9-3 in the season, frets over mental edge as it shifts from planned Eastern Division final against Syracuse to a best-of-seven with Cincinnati opening tonight at home. The Royals beat Syracuse in seven and St. Louis ousted Detroit to face the Lakers, while Los Angeles leads in the West and tied to key scorers Baylor and Pettit.
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Exhibition baseball scores roll in from Florida and Arizona
Major League line scores from Sarasota West Palm Beach Orlando Vero Beach St Petersburg Bradenton Casa Grande Tucson and Scottsdale show wins by Wynn Burdette Terry O'Toole Anderson Lopez Schurr Bunl Turley and others as managers weigh rosters. Notable HRs include Pepitone Allen Killebrew Banks Sadowski and Banks.
Pro golf tour slow to riches says Demaret switch to baseball
Jimmy Demaret warns that pro golf offers slim profits despite million dollar prize pools. He notes top players earn little after taxes, entry fees, caddies, living costs, and travel, urging a move to baseball for real earnings.
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Ch Sox Hire Boggess As Scout After Umpire Career
Chicago White Sox add Dusty Boggess to scouting staff as a temporary replacement for Ted Lyons who is recovering from an eye operation. Boggess retired last season after 19 years as an NL umpire. Idaho coaches candidate pool tops 35 applicants as decision nears in about three weeks. Lee Weyer to stay on NL staff for 1963 with Williams and Kibler optioned to the International League.
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Weather highs and lows in Texas and Maryland towns
The Low reached 11 degrees at Pellston Midh while the High hit 94 degrees at Presidio Texas. The report from the U S Weather Bureau notes the unusual temperature swing across two states on Wednesday.
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Moore's Body Returns Home After Ring Tragedy
Little Davey Moore, featherweight champion, died after the Los Angeles bout with Sugar Ramos. His body arrived in Columbus and was taken to Springfield for viewing before services and burial at Ferncliff Cemetery. Family members accompanied the coffin and spoke of boxing’s impact.
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Dow Jones Averages Drift as Markets Steady
The Dow Jones industrial average sits at 683.94, down 0.79 with 30 stocks. The Dow Jones rail index rises 0.50 to 158.00 while utilities edge up 0.01 to 242.41. Trading volume reaches 2:53 p.m. at 530,000 shares.
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