Duke Snider Returns to New York Mets in $30,000 to $40,000 Deal
Duke Snider, 36, is sold to the New York Mets joining seven former Dodgers. Mets president George Weiss confirmed the deal as Snider travels to the West Coast. Snider plans time with family in Fallbrook before joining the Mets in May. He posted a .278 average with 5 homers and 30 RBIs last season and aims for 90 to 100 games this year.
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College Results From Various Matches and Scores
The document lists college game results with teams and scores including Florida over Furman 12 to 7 and Western Carolina over Milligan 9 to 7. Other results show Wake Forest 6 Colby 4, East Carolina 2 William and Mary, Elon 12 Catawba 7, and more with Georgia Southern and The Citadel both 5-5.
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Pan American trials finals set as Armed Forces meet College All-Stars
In Kansas City the Armed Forces All-Stars upset the NCAA University team 75 to 70 to reach the Pan American finals while the College All-Stars topped the AAU squad 85 to 84 led by Lucious Jackson Willis Reed. Mel Gibson scored 14 for College as the U S Olympic selection follows the second game with a 12-man squad to Rio de Janeiro in May.
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Armed Forces All-Stars
Mel Petersen
Wheaton
Lucious Jackson
Willis Reed
AAU
Mel Gibson
Western Carolina College
NCAA
United States Olympic Basketball Committee
U.S
Rio de Janeiro
Western Carolina
Charles Bowerman
Phillips Oilers
Bowerman
Giants Turn Football Stars Into Basketball Players
AP Sports writer notes the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles fielding football personalities in a charity basketball game at Seton Hall New Jersey. Giants star Dick Posenen shines on defense. Rosey Grier entertains halftime with guitar and humor. Final score around 69-54 with humorous chaos as both teams mix players and positions.
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Dick Pesonen
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New Jersey
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Nelson considers comeback at Masters tennis? golf note
Byron Nelson, 50, after 20 years of semi retirement, contemplates a Masters comeback at Augusta. He cites refreshed training and confidence, posted practice rounds of 76, 73, then 70, and recalls a storied career including a 1937 and 1942 Masters titles and 1939 U S Open win. He and Ken Venturi impressed in a recent exhibition against Palmer and Piper.
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Dark Helps Bailey Stay With Giants After Trade Talk
Ed Bailey, a 31-year-old catcher who hit 17 homers for the San Francisco Giants as they won the pennant, sought a trade after limited playing time. He credits manager Alvin Dark for supporting him, obtaining a raise, and keeping Bailey with the club for the 1963 season.
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Monday’s busy baseball slate features Friend’s four hitter
Pirates beat Twins 3-0 in an Orlando exhibition as Bob Friend twirled a four hit nine inning gem and Vern Law faced a shoulder setback sending him to the minor league camp. Maris injures hamstring in Lakeland while Yankee ace Pepitone powers back with homer. Dodgers sell Duke Snider to Mets as Cubs rout Red Sox 13-3 in San Bernardino. Other Florida games include Washington over Milwaukee and Cincinnati over Kansas City. Law to Daytona Beach may linger till April 20 as Maris misses world series opener risk.
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Hockey Playoff Semifinals Spotlight Notable Matchups
The Associated Press reports no Monday games with Toronto leading Montreal 3 0 and Chicago leading Detroit 2 1 in best of seven series. Michigan’s Bill Buntin topped the Big Ten with 216 rebounds last season. Los Angeles Angels plan 59 home night games this year.
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Citrus Circuit Scores and Matchups Summary
A historical listing shows multiple Citrus Circuit results with teams such as New York Detroit Washington Milwaukee Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Minnesota Cincinnati Baltimore Los Angeles Chicago Boston Houston San Francisco Cleveland and U S teams. The schedule includes Cincinnati Chicago New York New Mexico and Boston matchups with various city and venue references.
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Boxing Roundup of Wins Across Cities
In Baltimore Dick Turner beat Isaac Logart on points. In San Antonio Humberto Barrera outpointed Jorge Salazar. Hollywood featured Kid Rayo defeating Frankie Belma. Sacramento saw Fred Roots knock out Charlie Austin in six rounds.
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Baby) Salazar
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