Worthington Back With Reds In Comeback Bid Exhibition Win
Worthington, 34, pitched seven strong innings and limited the Yankees to one hit as the Reds edged New York 3-2 in 11 innings in Fort Lauderdale. Walters doubled in the 11th after Harpur singled, giving Cincinnati the walkoff win. Other scores featured Broglio and Olivo holding Milwaukee to one hit in a 3-0 St Louis win and Haddix with Sisk blanking Baltimore 6-0 in Miami.
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Ernie Broglio
Diomedes Olivo
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Harvey Haddix
Tommy Sisk
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Baltimore
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Minnesota
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Cleveland
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New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Ken Walters
Tommy Harpur
Broglio
Olivo
Cardinals
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Ken Boyer
Classic Car Listings With Multiple Vintage Models For Sale
A dealer lists several used cars including a 1962 Chevrolet Impala four door in fair condition a 1961 Tempest four door with one owner a 1961 Oldsmobile convertible in like new condition a Pontiac two door fishing car a 1957 Pontiac four door station wagon and an 1988 Pontiac four door station wagon.
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Thursday AP
Results include Washington over Detroit 5 to 4 and Houston defeating Boston 12 to 4. Other games feature Chicago N over San Francisco 4 to 1 and Los Angeles A beating Cleveland 4 to 3. Cincinnati and New York A went 11 innings to 3 to 2, plus Pittsburgh shut out Baltimore 6 to 0.
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Study Of Butts Finances Set
ATLANTA AP A study of former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts financial records was planned today by State Atty Gen Eugene Cook. He also set a lie detector test for Atlanta insurance man George Burnett tied to a football rigging probe.
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Georgia
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Saturday Evening Post
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
George Burnett
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Falkville Blue Devils Field Young Spring Football Team
Falkville coach Hugh Morris reports 39 players out with only eight seniors. 16 sophomores and five ninth graders will see much play. The spring game ended 6 0 with the Gold defeating the Blue as both squads showed strong defense and effort. Notable returnees and roster details follow with a schedule listing Sept for Ashville Hartselle Addison Hatton Hazel Green Meek Buckhorn and two open weeks.
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Santa Clara Swim Club opens defense with record swim
The Santa Clara Swim Club opened its defense of the National AAU women's indoor title by setting American and National marks in the 400-yard freestyle and 400-yard medley relay. The freestyle quartet edged Cleveland Swim Club in 3 minutes 43.9 seconds, 5.9 seconds under last year’s American record. Donna De Varona, 15, anchored in 53.8 seconds to seal the victory, with Terri Stickles 55.5, Mary Burbach 57.2, and Kerry Haines 57.4 leading off.
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Donna de Varona
Terri Stickles
Mary Burbach
Kerry Haines
Miss Haines
Georgia Ambush of Alleged Collusion Probe Expands
The article notes charges of collusion and says a call discussed maneuvers and rules changes. Burnett and others claim truth after lie tests. While Georgia continues its two week inquiry, Alabama opens its own probe interviewing Bryant, University of Alabama President Frank Rose, and polygraph tester Fred Nicol behind closed doors.
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Georgia
Alabama Legislative Committee
Bryant
University of Alabama
Frank Rose
Fred Nicol
Abolish Boxing or Cure It Not Kill It
Opinion piece argues boxing should not be abolished citing poverty as a motive for fighters seeking a better life. It counters critics who say killing is the aim, noting the sport’s harsh realities and social context while urging reform over banning. It highlights global reach and the enduring appeal of boxing as a path out of poverty.
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Far East
Pent
Cincy Opens With Win as Robertson Dominates Celtics
Cincinnati, riding momentum, takes 1 135 132 lead in the Eastern Division playoff final. Oscar Robertson scores 43 with 29 in the second half while Hub Reed shuts down Bill Russell. Cincinnati hosts Game 2 after the opener at Boston.
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Hub Reed
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Royals
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Charlie Wolf
Bill Russell
Russell
Ring Deaths Can Never Be Ended For Good
Abe J. commissioner of boxing outlines three points on boxing policy. Sen Estes Kefauver calls for a national health and safety code and uniform federal rules to standardize state commissions. Greene argues lawmakers seek an end to boxing without full understanding of its consequences.
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N.J
Abe J
Piar Ge
Greene
Sen. Estes Fauver
D-Tenn
Paterson Evening News
Kneece Tops Cape Fear Course Round With Birdie Run
Hal Kneece led the field at Cape Fear Country Club on a 6700 yard layout recording seven birdies and one bogey over the 10th tee start. Billy Farrell shared fourth with 68 and Jerry Barber Rod Funseth tied for fifth at 69 as 13 players posted 70. A hole in one on the 132 yard 10th by Dan Sikes tempered his score with a second ace this year.
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Rod Funseth
Dan Sikes
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Newmarket
We have had enough of boxing says opponent
The writer argues against boxing and calls for its abolition and loss of licenses. He contends people will still seek fights, compares to prohibition, and insists boxing should be removed from arenas and television. He emphasizes desire to see harm but rejects violence.
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