Mets Backward Shuffle Continues in Loss to Brewers
In Milwaukee, the Mets fall 4-3 as Lee Maye delivers a two run homer after 82.3 innings of near offense. Casey Stengel’s club finishes 0-6 and four and a half games back, remaining in the NL cellar as they head to Cincinnati for the next matchup.
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Opponents Set For Early 9 Base Paths Openers
Home opener fixtures in Houeton and Milwaukee feature the Chicago Cubs facing Pittsburgh and St Louis while Philadelphia plays Milwaukee. In the American League Chicago, Boston host Kansas City and Baltimore, with Detroit at New York, Los Angeles at Minneapolis and Washington at Cleveland.
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Laughlin and Collins Share Bowling Honors at Garden Bowl
Al Laughlin of the Alley Rats posted a high game of 231 while Joe Collins of Hummer Radio and TV had a 634 series as the American League neared its 32nd week. Santa Fe Motors led with a 1969 team game, and Elks Club posted 2,794 for top team game.
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Standings and Schedule From The Associated Press
American League standings and upcoming games list New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles Boston Cleveland Washington Minnesota. National League standings and results include San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Houston Cincinnati New York with Monday and Wednesday schedules.
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Boston Holds Playoff Edge in NBA Championship Series
The Celtics beat the Lakers 117-114 to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven. Boston faces a tough rebound with star Havlicek injured and coach Red Auerbach brushing off taunts as Los Angeles eyes a comeback in tonight’s pivotal game.
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Texans Resigned To Kaycee Move
Dallas Texans players and owner Lamay Hunt anticipate relocating to Kansas City. Hunt says ticket sales will meet a 25,000 goal, with a 5,000 margin possible. Players Mays Holub McClinton Dawson express mixed emotions but support the move for club success. AFL Commissioner Foss notes Kansas City benefits the league. first ticket drive report due Thursday.
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Injury benches Harmon Killebrew for knee issue
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Harmon Killebrew twisted his right knee during spring training and, after draining fluid again, was benched indefinitely. The Twins aim to rest him until the knee no longer affects his play, a blow to their AL pennant hopes as he struggles this season.
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MacArthur Return Echoes in AAU USTFF Track Feud
AP Spotlight reviews the renewed clash between the AAU and the USTFF over track governance, noting past peacemaking by Gen. Douglas MacArthur and the ongoing sanction battles that threaten college and post college athletes’ eligibility ahead of the 1964 Olympics. The piece catalogs meets at the Penn, Drake, Santa Barbara Relays, and Los Angeles Times indoor event where both bodies endorsed events, while accusing brass of denial and ostrich-like behavior.
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Ewbank Named Coach of New York Jets in AFL Era
Weeb Ewbank takes helm as coach and general manager of the renamed New York Jets after owners bought the bankrupt Titans for 1 million. Ewbank signs a three year deal around 100000 per year, vows to start a new era, reviews talent, and signals staff hires while noting past drafts and a 5-9 finish.
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Jayhawks coach reshapes lineup in spring practice
Lawrence AP reports Kansas coach Jack Mitchell tests multiple lineup changes during spring drills with 84 candidates at the opener. Dave Crandall moves to quarterback and Tony Leiker shifts to end, Armand Baughman to slotback, Gale Sayers at tailback, Kon Coleman at fullback, as Mitchell pursues a dependable quarterback and defense tweaks in 6-2 and 5-4 alignments ahead of the May 18 varsity alumni game.
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U S Athletic Contingent To Pan Am Games
The United States will send its largest Pan American team to Sao Paulo Brazil for the 1964 games April 20 to May 5. 268 competitors in 21 sports travel after final processing at a Miami Beach hotel with medical tests and team apparel. The squad includes 93 women and 27 men, with a defending track champion Al Hall the lone returning U.S. track titleholder.
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Sox' Wilhelm Vital Dog in Pennant Hopes
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez trusts Hoyt Wilhelm in relief as he nears 40. Wilhelm has delivered 10 scoreless innings in relief this season, boosting the bullpen and sparking pennant hopes. He explains his knuckleball grip and mechanics developed from a cotton-farm upbringing in Cornelius, North Carolina.
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Palmer to Miss Open in Latrobe due to dental and eye cyst work
Arnold Palmer will miss the Houston Classic Golf Tournament this week because of dental work and a cyst removed from under his left eye, his wife said Tuesday. The sports icon will not compete as he recovers, delaying his participation in the event.
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