Gamecocks coach Bass signs with Montreal Beavers
Bass, who led South Carolina to its first ACC title in 71 years, resigns as athletic director and coach to become general manager and head coach of the Montreal Beavers on a 75,000 dollar three year contract. Montreal plans to take over the Continenal Football League club from Clearwater. Bass says he may stay through spring practice if needed.
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Giants Beat Cubs 6-3 in Cactus League Thriller
Len Gabrielson belted a three run inside the park homer and Ron Herbel worked six shutout frames as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-3 in Phoenix. Gabrielson's blast from right field followed an inning opening error by Bob Buhl and set the tone for a Giants win that improved them to nine victories in 16 spring games.
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Auerbach Takes Blame for Celtics Defeat in Playoff Loss
Boston coach Red Auerbach told reporters he erred by removing Sam Jones for Larry Siegfried in the fourth period of the Celtics 113 107 loss to Cincinnati in the Eastern Division semifinal. He said Jones, fouled four times, was limited and Cincinnati surged ahead before the Royals closed out the game.
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Husband Wife Team Wins Opening Match In Mixed Doubles
Clark and Carole Graebner defeated Mrs Bob Mark and Barbara Wheeler 6 3 -2 in the mixed doubles at the South African Championships Billie Jean Moffitt King and Frew McMillan beat Sally Holdsworth and Roger Dowdeswell 7-5 6-0 Roy Emerson endured a five setter beating Keith Brebner 3-6 6-3 1-6 6-0 6-1 Peter Morse upset Bobby Wilson 14 8-6 6-2 6-2 Darmon beat Jan Grisillo 6-1 6-1 6-1 at the same event
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Wisconsin fights delays in antitrust suit against baseball
Special Counsel Willard S. Stafford urged Judge Elmer Roller to place depositions into the record by reference to speed the antitrust case. The state seeks opening day relief by April 12 and wants Braves games kept in Milwaukee until a new franchise is granted. Defense read depositions of Horace Stoneham and Roy Hofheinz, while witnesses addressed press hostility and local support for Milwaukee baseball efforts.
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Gilliam May Return To Dodgers' Player List
Dodgers coach Jim Gilliam weighs a possible return to active duty after a strong showing in last year's World Series and a notable 111 games in the pennant drive. He says timing and weight aren’t barriers and remains ready if the need arises.
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Seminole Archers Win Three Top Prizes At Roanoke Shoot
Vernon Hoosier led the Seminole Archers of Danville to three top prizes at the Trophy Shoot in Roanoke. Hoosier won high honors with 1025, Ken Powers captured a first in C Class, and Rachel Hoosier won a first inWomen’s B free style. The club plans a pen shoot for archers next Sunday at the local range.
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Yanks Down Chisox 4-1 In Exhibition
Roger Maris hits his first spring homer and Clete Boyer adds a late shot as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4-1 in Sarasota. Fritz Peterson wins after six innings. Tommie Agee homers for Chicago. Roy White starts with a triple and John struggles for Chicago.
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NL President Urges Umpires Speed Up Games
National League president Warren Giles told 15 umpires at a Tampa dinner that efforts will speed games and curb length. The automatic $50 fine for a pitcher warned for intentional beaning stays in effect. A manager or coach may not make more than one mound visit per inning, forcing pitchers to stay in the game. The no fraternizing rule will be strictly enforced with fines up to $25 for field conversations between rival players.
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Jackie Gleason Plans a Half Million Golf Tournament
Miami plans a $500000 golf tournament at the Country Club of Miami next winter with a $200000 winner’s prize, aimed to outpace the Carling Open as golf’s richest event. Gleason, based near the club, pushes TV coverage ideas and may trigger PGA reshuffles to fit the event.
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Veale and Walker no-hit Dodgers in Pirates 5-0 exhibition
Bob Veale and Luke Walker combined for a no hitter as the Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-0 in Fort Myers. Veale pitched seven innings, Walker finished, with Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente sparking the offense. Alley and Clemente had multiple hits, Alley four and Clemente three, in a game that featured sharp defense and a late lineup showcase.
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Ni Chih-Chin posts 7 feet 2 percent inches leap
Communist China's high jump ace Ni Chih-Chin achieved a 7 ft 2 percent in an outdoor meet, a mark two inches shy of Valery Brumel's world record. The performance was reported via a New China News Agency broadcast monitored in Tokyo.
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Richey advances in Caribe Hilton tennis tourney
Cliff Richey of Dallas defeated William Rios of Puerto Rico 6-3, 6-0 in the second round at San Juan. Chauncey Steele of Cambridge lost to India's Jaidip Mukerjea 6-2, 6-2 in another second round match.
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Exhibition Baseball Schedule Across Florida and Arizona
Wednesday exhibition games feature Baltimore facing Chicago A at Sarasota A Louis meets Boston in Winter Haven California plays San Francisco in Phoenix Cleveland takes on Detroit in Lakeland Kansas City meets Philadelphia in Clearwater Minnesota battles Houston in Cocoa Washington facing New York N at St Petersburg Cincinnati meets Los Angeles in Vero Beach all in warm spring venues across Florida and Arizona.
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Cardinals Blank Mets 3-0 in Exhibition Victory
Ray Washburn and Tracy Stallard combined for a six hit shutout as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 3 to 0 in a Florida exhibition game. Washburn pitched seven innings with five hits and a walk, while Stallard finished the last two with an infield hit allowed only in the final frames. Louis Brock doubled and scored, Cal Maxvill added a triple, and Charlie Smith drove in the final run.
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Bruins Return Wayne Rivers To Hershey Team
Boston Bruins send Wayne Rivers back to Hershey of the American Hockey League after Ed Westfall is cleared for the final three games. Rivers had a goal and an assist in three NHL games. Johnny Bucyk wins the Dufresne Trophy for 1965-66 home play, with 26 goals this season and 205 in his career. trophy presentation set for the Bruins final game next Sunday.
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Pietran Geli Wins Rome Paroli Tournament Title
Italy's Nicola Pietran geli defeats Milan Holececk of Czechoslovakia in the Rome Paroli men's singles final 4-6 6-3 6-4 6-0 to claim the title.
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