Hawks stun Lakers in West Coast playoff upset
St Louis Hawks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 112 110 on Sunday, cutting the series lead to 2 1. Coach Richie Guerin said the edge still lies with LA and that momentum will tilt back to St Louis if they win at home Wednesday. Also Monte Carlo headlines Santana beats Pietrangeli 8 6 4 6 4 6 1 for the men’s singles title on red clay.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne found to shrink hemorrhoids and stop itching without surgery. Case after case shows pain relief and actual shrinkage using Preparation H ointment or suppositories from a world famous research institute. Public availability at drug counters.
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Bosox Open Season Against Orioles in Fenway Opener
The Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox meet in the AL opener at Fenway Park as Baltimore fields pitcher Steve Barber backed by Earl Wilson and a new lineup. Frank Robinson strengthens Baltimore’s punch while Boston's rookies and incumbents square off in 1966’s debut amid 30s weather and a 15,000 crowd forecast.
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New Assistant Coach Named for Princeton Football Team
Arthur E. Robinson Jr. of Williamstown Mass was named assistant coach for Princeton University football on Monday. Robinson comes from Williams College where he led lacrosse and assisted football during 1960 1961 and played football at Rutgers.
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Four-Run Rally In Ninth Gives Cleveland Victory
In Washington the Indians rallied with four ninth inning runs to beat the Senators 5-2. Sam McDowell fanned nine over eight innings, with Vic Davalillo and Max Alvis delivering two run singles in the ninth. Emmett Ashford debuted as the first Negro umpire in the majors at third base.
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Giants Place Dick Bertell on Disabled List for Knee Surgery
San Francisco Giants announce catcher Dick Bertell will undergo knee surgery for a partial tear after a spring training injury. He is placed on the disabled list, and utility man Ossie Virgil is sent to Phoenix to reduce the roster to 28 for the opener vs Chicago Cubs at Candlestick Park. Bertell was hurt March 14 in a home plate collision with Byron Browne. surgery expected Wednesday or Thursday with four to five days in hospital and about three weeks on crutches.
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Dobbs negotiating with Army over coaching vacancy
Texas Western coach Bobby Dobbs said he is continuing negotiations with Army for the vacant coaching post but no agreement has been reached. He spoke with Army athletic director Col. Ray Murphy by phone and does not plan a West Point trip soon. Dobbs noted no obstacles from Texas Western and referenced his 8-3 season after turning the Miners around.
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Brabham Wins Easter Trophy at Goodwood in Formula Two
Jack Brabham of Australia won the 100.8 mile Easter Trophy in Goodwood driving a car powered by a Honda E engine. Dennis Hulme finished second, giving Japan a dominant showing in Formula Two. Brabham’s average was 102.79 mph over 42 laps, with Jochen Rindt and Alan Rees third and fourth in Brabham Cosworths.
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Celtics Aim to Close Out 76ers in Fifth Game Showdown
Celtics seek a 4-1 series win over the 76ers at Philadelphia after a 114-108 overtime defeat in Boston. Red Auerbach questions effort as Dolph Schayes faces job uncertainty amid hopes Philadelphia can rally behind Jones Greer Chamberlain and Walker.
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Disturbance At Yankee Stadium After Open House Practice
About 8,500 enthusiastic young fans rushed the field at Yankee Stadium after open house batting practice. Ten extra police were needed to quell the disturbance. Players rushed to the dugout as autographs were pursued. No injuries or property damage reported, though around two dozen baseballs were missing. Detroit followed the Yankees for Tuesday's opener without incident.
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Petrosyan and Spassky Begin World Championship in Moscow
Tigran Petrosyan and Boris Spassky sat down at a Moscow theater board to start a two month 24 game match for the world chess championship. Petrosyan, reigning since 1963 after defeating Mikhail Botvinnik, defends his title for the first time.
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