Celtics sweep Lakers? claim record in NBA finals series
Boston blazed to a 123-110 victory in St Paul to take a 3-0 lead over the Lakers. Bill Sharman hit six free throws in six attempts, Bob Cousy dazzled with playmaking, and Bill Russell grabbed 30 rebounds lifting the Celtics toward a possible four straight titles. The Lakers face a daunting task needing four straight wins to avert the sweep.
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Giants Eye Pennant as 1959 Season Opens
San Francisco Giants president Horace Stoneham declares clear aim for the pennant as the club opens in St. Louis and returns home April 14 to face the Chicago Cubs. Ticket requests exceed last year and attendance could reach 1.9 million even if play remains at Seals Stadium. A new Candlestick Park is hoped to be ready by Sept. 1. The team finished third in their NL debut season and plans stronger clubs this year.
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Washington Baltimore Clash to Open Major League Season
Opening day in Major League Baseball kicks off Thursday with games in Washington and Cincinnati marking the start of a second century in the capital as the Orioles visit the Senators in front of an expected 25 000. Vice President Nixon to toss the first ball as Eisenhower rests. The National League features the Pirates visiting the Reds and a high profile trade sending Frank Thomas to Cincinnati for Smoky Burgess Don Hoak and Harvey Haddix, while the American League sends the Yankees to Red Sox in Boston.
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Pirates Have What It Takes Says Sisler
Hall of Fame star George Sisler, special Pirate assistant, backs the 1959 Pittsburgh Pirates claiming they can win the National League pennant. He notes a strong defense and pitching, balanced lineup, and the ability to win tight games without relying solely on power hitters.
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Corry Loan BPM Vie Tonight For Volleyball Title
Corry Loan and BPM clash for the City Volleyball League crown at 8 15 in the Corry Area High School gym. Corry Loan, a recent third place team, faces BPM a former league leader in a decisive match postponed from Thursday due to prom conflicts. Lineups include Corry Loan Bob Marsh Utah Jackson Bernie Graham Ray Root Bob Foley Guy Davis Jack Downey BPM Charlie Clark Slim Arlison Bob Bracken Rodgers Burdick Joe Seltz Bob Ott.
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Fight Change Sparks TV Dispute Over Patterson London Bout
Promoter Cecil Rhodes Jr and ally meet NBC officials in York to resolve a clash over moving the Floyd Patterson Brian London heavyweight title fight from Las Vegas to Indianapolis. NBC balks at contract terms and blackout plans while Rhodes says a $25,000 cut may resolve the fee dispute. D Amato questions TV business knowledge as Las Vegas sponsors deny gambling concerns and blame funding issues.
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Boxing Scoring Narrow Wins Across West Coast Cards
In Sacramento Larry Boardman aged 141 from Marlboro Connecticut outpointed Lea Agbulos 135 of Stockton California over 10 rounds. In Portland Art Swiden 202 of Pittsburgh outpointed Ben Wise 201 of Oakland California over 10 rounds.
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Exhibition baseball scores from yesterday results
Baltimore and Philadelphia split a two team score and New York defeated Cincinnati by three to two. Chicago and Cleveland played close, Boston beat Chicago, Milwaukee took a loss to Los Angeles, and various other matchups were listed with upcoming schedules across multiple cities including Cleveland, San Francisco, Omaha, and Indianapolis.
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Last Night Fights in Albuquerque Feature Knockouts
In Albuquerque last night Morgan of Phoenix at 145 pounds knocked out Danver Manuel Maldonado of Denver at 141 pounds. The bout showcased quick power and decisive finish against Maldonado in a 2 round stoppage.
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Bowling scores at Bowl-Aire highlight top totals
Munlyty Oibas Honped UAH the nets and top variety bowen last night at Bowl-Aire. Roberta Kingsles led with 197 and 192 as Unputhy Malbar posted 200. McNulty also shone with a 206 while Wivlert and others contributed steady scores.
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Accident May Shelve Oriole as Klaus Hurt
A freak hotel room accident may alter the Baltimore Orioles starting lineup in Washington. Billy Klaus injured a hairline rib fracture when he slipped on a bathroom floor. If Klaus cannot play, Brooks Robinson would start at third base, said manager Paul Richards.
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Folley Defeats Besmanoff in Boxing Bout
The report notes Folley knocking out Besmanoff in a heavyweight clash. It mentions other fighters and results in the National Boxing Association scene, with references to Langs, Cooper, and midcard contenders. The article details the event’s place and aftermath leading to future opponents.
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