O'Toole Keeps Reds Sharp in 7-0 Exhibition Win
Reds blank White Sox 7-0 as Jim O'Toole shines in eight innings in Tampa. Pinson drives in runs with a two-run triple and two doubles while Purkey nurses a shoulder issue. Other Florida games feature Mets edge Cards and Giants defeating Angels with late scoring bursts.
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White Sox release veteran Wynn to make room for youth
In Tampa Florida the Chicago White Sox told veteran righthander Early Wynn at age 43 that the club must go with younger players. Wynn hoped for a roster spot after being released last fall but faced interest from the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs as his bid for 300th pitching victory lingered. He yielded two hits in four shutout innings against Cincinnati in a spring test.
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Senators May Have Zaniest Of Outfields
Minnie Minoso, a 40 year old Cuban outfielder with a .303 lifetime average, was purchased by the Washington Senators as part of a shakeup that could feature a zany outfield. The Dodgers sold Howie Goss to Houston for Manny Mota, with the Colts acquiring the player in an off season deal with San Francisco. Pirates also receive an undisclosed cash amount.
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Tuesday Baseball Scores From Across Leagues
Cincinnati routed Chicago A 7 to 0 while Boston edged Chicago N 2 1 Houston prevailed 9 5 over Los Angeles A San Francisco defeated Cleveland 6 3 Kansas City beat Detroit 4 0 New York N topped St. Louis 7 6 Los Angeles N defeated University of New Mexico 4 0 Results include several clashes and upcoming matchups across multiple cities and teams.
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Palmer Is Choice In Masters
Arnold Palmer, dubbed the people’s choice, leads a poll of 14 former Masters champions as the favorite to win the 27th annual Masters at Augusta National. Palmer drew 10 first-place votes, with Jack Nicklaus the only other top pick, while Tony Lema and Gene Littler also earned multiple votes. Nicklaus, Palmer’s National Open playoff conqueror, received five seconds and four thirds. Gary Player failed to secure a first-place vote. Palmer has practiced in Augusta but posted a 76 in Tuesday’s round.
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Williams still as fiery as ever in talk with reporters
Ted Williams, age 44, remains outspoken and energetic as he reflects on his Red Sox years. He praises Mantle Mays Aaron Kaline Musial DiMaggio and notes he would still hit but might not run due to heart risk. He recalls a 1949 DiMaggio Williams trade that never happened.
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Lakers Narrow Hawks Thriller to Take 2 0 Series Lead
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the St. Louis Hawks 99 98 at the Sports Arena to move 2 0 in the Western Division playoff. Jerry West stole a late pass and scored the deciding basket as Cliff Hagan poured in 34 for the Hawks. Leroy Ellis and Elgin Baylor contributed key plays for LA amid late miscues by St. Louis.
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Lakers edge St. Louis to take 2-0 lead in West Final
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the St. Louis Hawks 101 to 99 to move ahead 2-0 in the Western Conference finals. Boston and Cincinnati lead their Eastern series 2-1 as Cincinnati hosts the next clash. Thursday action has Los Angeles visiting St. Louis.
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Outdoor Writers Conference Set for Erie June 16 22
The Outdoor Writers Association of America will hold its annual convention in Erie from June 16 to 22. Co chairmen Bill Walsh and Roger Latham announced that Interior Secretary Stewart Udall will headline the banquet on June 20.
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Cook's Findings Stir Up Sharp Rebuttals
Atlanta AP report on state probes into allegations that football coachs Butts and Bryant shared game information. The Cook inquiry cites overheard calls and potential gambling links, while Butts denies wrongdoing and legal actions unfold.
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Lavorante Stirs After Long Coma Recovery Hopes
In Los Angeles Alejan dro Lavorante, comatose since Sept 21 1962 after a boxing knockout, has regained eye opening and can eat unassisted and move from wheelchair to bed. Doctors say he will never fully recover. J Dewitt a neurosurgeon notes the challenging case and ongoing concerns.
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Classic Used Cars Trade In Offer Promises Big Savings
A local ad promotes a large inventory of classic cars including a 1962 Chevrolet Impala 4 door a 1960 Rambler 4 door and a 1961 Tempest 4 door along with various Pontiacs Fords and Chevrolets from the 1950s and early 1960s enticing readers to get the best trade available. The listing emphasizes substantial trade values and a wide selection of 4 door wagons and sedans to attract buyers.
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