Reds Begin Quest For NL Pennant With 5-2 Opener Victory
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 5-2 at Crosley Field as Frank Robinson, Gene Freese and Pete Rose drive early runs and Jim O'Toole limits the Pirates to six hits. Donn Clendenon and Bob Haley homer for Pittsburgh.
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High Point Golf Team Rallys to First Win of Season
High Point College golf team defeats Catawba 12 5 at Blair Park with Stan Kinney as medalist 72 and Low Point 1 2 in Carolinas Conference. Kinney beat G Young Olson defeated Reynolds and Young defeated May while Catawba took Best Ball losses against High Point 3 0 and 2 1 amid a mixed team scorecard.
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Carolinas
Stan Kinney
Blair Park
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Dan Hammond
Deacons Open ACC With 8-1 Victory Over Duke
Wake Forest, the defending ACC baseball champion, opened league play with an 8-1 win over Duke as Louis Howard pitched three hits allowed and six Wake Forest players drove in runs. Georgia defeated Clemson 11-6 in the other ACC game with Benny Cheek and Larry Rakestraw homering for the Bulldogs.
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Benny Cheek
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Don Pierce
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Wayne Martin
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Wake
North Carolina State
Jat Furman
Nicklaus To Skip GGO Tournament
Five of the top seven Masters finishers will play the 26th Greater Greensboro Open in Greensboro North Carolina with Tony Lema Sam Snead Julius Boros Gary Player and Don Finsterwald among entrants to challenge defending champion Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus and Ed Furgol will not participate in the event a 60 pros 60 amateurs field and a 5200 pro am preview at Sedgefield Country Club.
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Kennedy Watches Orioles Top Senators in Opening Day
President Kennedy attended the Washington Orioles opener as Baltimore beat Washington 3 1 in the second inning. Jim Gentile and Boog Powell homered for Baltimore while Larry Osborne doubled home a run for Washington. The game marked Kennedy's first ballpark appearance of the season as the Senators opened with losses.
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Musial Still Feels Thrill On Opening Day At 42
Stan Musial, a Cardinals legend at 42, says he still enjoys being in uniform and has the desire to play. He prepares at the Polo Grounds for today’s season opener against the Mets, noting opening day always excites him and he anticipates this season as much as his first.
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Associated Press
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Jayvees Silence Burlington 5-0 in Lopsided Victory
Central High School Jayvees stretched their win streak to four with a 5-0 defeat of Burlington J V s. Barry Cook led with a single and a triple while Bobby Bradner added two hits. The Jayvees improved to 4-1.
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Barry Cook
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Mixed in National and American Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati and San Francisco atop. New York and Los Angeles at zero percentages. American League lists Baltimore and Philadelphia leading with Pittsburgh and Detroit near bottom. Monday results include Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 and Baltimore 3 Washington 1. Wednesday games feature Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh St Louis New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Los Angeles Cleveland Minnesota.
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Reds Edge Pirates 5-2 Behind O'Toole Opening Win
Pitcher Jim O'Toole of Cincinnati limited Pittsburgh to six hits as the Reds opened the season with a 5-2 victory. The Associated Press reports a strong NL debut for O'Toole, guiding Cincinnati to the win over the Pirates.
Australia Boxers Suffer Ring Injuries Amid Deaths Furore
Australian bantamweight Billy Males was hospitalized with a mild concussion after a 12 round loss to Gene Aragon as investigations into a spate of boxing deaths expanded. The Vatican newspaper criticized boxing as a useless massacre while authorities in several states and nations launched inquiries.
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Allwood Stable Tops Yearling Sales For A Decade
For ten straight years through 1962 Allwood Stable of Far Hills New Jersey has bought at least one yearling for twenty thousand dollars or more at harness horse sales.
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Far Hills
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