Cepeda Hints On pace to reach 62 in sixty two
Cepeda, the NL home run king at 24, belted a three run shot to lift the Giants 11-6 over the Angels in Phoenix. It was his fourth homer of spring training and third in as many games.
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Los Angeles Angels
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Ken Johnson
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Earl Robinson
Gus Triandos
Orioles
Pirates Aim For Distance With Friend In Spring Game
In Sarasota Bob Friend could become the Pirates first pitcher to last the full spring effort this year. He was slated to pitch as long as possible against the Chicago White Sox after a 7 6 setback to the Twins in Orlando. Bill Mazeroski hit a three run homer for Pittsburgh in the loss.
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Bob Friend
Sarasota
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirate
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Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Bucs
Minnesota Twins
Rich Rollins
Orlando
Bill Mazeroski
1962 Trout Stocking Under Way in Pennsylvania
The 1962 trout stocking program has begun in Pennsylvania with plantings in Waterford and Lake Pleasant and more scheduled for East Branch at Waterford and Edinboro. The effort, by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission and the U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, aims to place 1 148000 legal sized trout in Commonwealth waters by opening day April 15. Trophy trout and bonus fish over 24 inches will be distributed statewide to improve overall fish size and population. Local clubs and volunteers will assist with releases and advance notice will be given for stocking times.
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Lake Pleasant
East Branch
Edinboro
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Fis Commission
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Corry Hatchery
Commission
Federal Bureau
Corry
Bellefonte
Spring Creek
Paradise
Jackson Hill
Fish Commission
Rod and Gun Club
Albert Mr. Day
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Bureau
Lamar Hatchery
Leetown
Bowden
West Virgmia
Gordon L. Trembley
Corn Ty
Huntedale
Reynoldsdale
Tionesta
Pleasant Mount
State Championship Meet Sends Gettysburg-bound YMCA Tankers
Twenty three YMCA swimmers, coached by Bill Cochran, head to Gettysburg College for the state championship meet after Western regional highs at Grove City College and Gateway High School. The group, including five mothers and three fathers, departs Esso Hall at 6 30 am and returns Saturday afternoon. Diving is tomorrow night with swimming events Saturday across four age divisions. Funds are raised by tag days and a card party planned for April 25 to cover expenses. buses carry parents listed among chaperons.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Av Eomonwealth
Corry Tankers
Bill Cochran
Grove City College
Gateway High School
Pittsburgh
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Gettysburg Motor Lodge
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Bhi Pater
Williem Roehrig
H. Martin. Keppel
C. A. Hillstrom
Edgar Alexander
Allen Loomis
Elwin Potter
Ron Alexander
James Amy
Tom Carlson
Mike Allyn
Carl Counssse
Bill Dale
Terry Dampfall
Jeff Fuller
Dave Fuller
Ken Marsh
Carl Hillstrom
Harrison Keppel
James Lundy
James Mong
Rein Pold
Marty Roehrig
Doug Rothrock
Doug Rozelle
George ‘Scoop! Sample
Tom Sawyer
Jim Stahl
Jeff Wickwire
Million Gate Sought In Welter Title Bid
Boston AP reports Terry Downes aims for a million dollar gate after defending his middleweight title against Paul Pender on April 1. Manager Sam Burns says if we win and arrange a fight with Gene Pulmer, a million dollar gate could return in the middleweight ranks, last seen with Randy Turpin and Sugar Ray Robinson two years ago.
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Boston
Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Terry Hass
Sam Burns
Lurdome
Banden
Gene Pullmer
Randy Turpin
Sugar Ray Robinson
Palmer Leads PGA Money Winners of 1960 Tour
Arnold Palmer tops the PGA money list after the 1960 season, earning over 80 000 dollars with nine tournaments played, two wins, and high finishes in two others. Gene Littler follows second with 15 38L and Phil Rodgers third with 15 215. Palmer Palmer Fairgrounds Golf Center opens in Louisville as an official officer and stockholder.
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de Racy
Areold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Palmer
Gene Littler
Phil Rodgers
Paret in critical condition after boxing KO in New York
Former welterweight champion Benny Paret remained in critical condition on day five at Roosevelt Hospital after a 12th round knockout by Emile Griffith. Doctors reported only slight improvement, while his wife Lucy and family kept vigil amid uncertain prognosis.
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New York
Benny Paret
Cuba
Roosevelt Hospital
Paret
Emile Griffith
Manuel Acosta
Lucy
Miami
Antonio
Santa Clara
Maxima Crespo
Havana
AAU Basketball Tournament Results From Denver
The Associated Press reports yesterday's results from the AAU basketball tournament in Denver. Denver Truckers defeated Browntown 86 to 15. Williamsville beat Wich 78 to ?, Marines defeated Washington 84 to 65. Akron won 103 to 73 against Milwaukee. Salt Lake City 87 over Chicago 73. Vallejo 71 over Denver Sports Center 68. Bartlesville 82 over Dayton 1.
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Denver
Associated Press
Denver Truckers
Browntown
Ind
Williamsville
N.C
Wich
Bowling season scores at Bowl-Aire and Avalon Center
Pew Olavia and Gidvis led tile series as high scores reached 248 202 and 157. League toppers included Bob Wolus 219 Al Kander 225 Harry Oldenski 24 John Oesch 303 Shorty Coun 227 Lafe Douglas 209 Joe dungfleisch 200 Ed Zewat sky 208 Rex Ireland 223 Bil Hanynond 215. Joe Prugar had 204 202 in the Elks Antlers League. Don Bachomer 209 in the loop. Des Bradford 200 topped the Men's C League at Bowl-Aire. The Raymonds League finished its regular season at Bowl-Aire Gus Eder posted 202 the only double century. Women’s action saw Mary Delues 10a op honors Thelma Glasshot TT Bertha across 175. Pro rules added GT-10 split Grace Mulvin converted the 27-10.
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Oor Gidvis
VW Metis
Oltier
Bob Wolus
al Kander
Harry Oldenski
John Oesch
Shorty Coun
Lafe Douglas
Joe Dungfleisch
Ed Zewatsky
Rex Ireland
Bil Hanynond
Joe Prugar
Elks Antlers
Don Bachomer
Des Bradford
Bowl- Aire
Bowl-Aire
Raymonds
Gus Eder
Avalon
Mary Delues
Thelma Glasshot
Bertha Across
Grace Mulvin
Celtics Smash Warriors In Game Three Victory
Boston's 129-114 win over Philadelphia in the Eastern Division playoff gave the Celtics a 2-1 series edge. Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, Tom Heinsohn, Sam Jones, and Jim Loscutoff led Boston, with Russell exploding for 31 points and 31 rebounds in a dominant first half while Wilt Chamberlain scored 35 for the Warriors.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Philadelphia Warriors
Celtics
Cousy
Lakers
Detroit Pistons
Bill Russell
Tom Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Jim Loscutoff
Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Wilt
Heinsohn
Jones
Moore to Fight Los Angeles Heavyweight Bout Tomorrow
Archie Moore set to clash with Argentina's Alejandro Istrorante in the Sports Arena tomorrow night. Moore, around 191 pounds, faces a 210 pound opponent as a leading heavyweight contender in a high stakes bout.
Kinley-Dolan Meoose Lead City Volleyball Final Scene
Kinley-Dolan and Meoose won in straight sets to reach the City Volleyball championship. They will clash next Wednesday in a best-of-five showdown at the local venue. The winners swept prior playoff rounds, while Ajax and other teams were eliminated in decisive scores.
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Pyoteusaue Uns
Theut Uppolleris UK
UL Corry Area High School
Gyi
Roker Ctawhy
Restaurateurs
Dick Peebles
Insurance Lads
Ajax
Ehaneplons
Hue
Aimuni
Kinley-Dolan
Corry Titusville Cagers Clash In Rubber Game
Corry All-Stars travel to face Titusville All-Stars in a decisive third game at East Washington Street Court at 8 PM. After a one point Corry win and a 20 point Coral comeback, locals lineup includes coach Ron Schrecengost and aides plus ex Corry greats and Ed Hatch may referee.
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Cory
Titusville All-Stars
Washington Street
Cor F
Titusville
Cilians
Ron Schrecengost
Herb Klodell
Schrecengost
AHS
Trooper
Moose Elehynski
Corry High
Bil Turner
Terry Williams
Roger Andrus
Ed Hatch
Corry Stars
New UNM basketball taps Bob King as head coach
Albuquerque reports UNM hires Bob King 38 as head basketball coach at ten thousand dollars yearly. The announcement follows his previous role as an assistant coach at State University. Also noted, boxing promoter Binkle George forecasts no TV or radio broadcast for the upcoming ten round bout.
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N. M
University of New Mexico
Bob King
State University of Laws
New Mexico
Binkle George
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