Ex Mariners Rally In Comeback Win In Florida Exhibition
Jim King hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift the Washington Senators to a 5 4 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers at Holman Stadium with Marv Breeding driving in the winning run on an error. The Dodgers were outhit 11 9 as Stillwell Phillips and Hamlin each had two singles.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Jim King
Washington
Senators
Los Angeles Dodgers
Holman Stadium
White Sox edge Reds 1 0 in sparkling spring opener
In Sarasota Fla AP three White Sox pitchers worked at least 27 batters. Rookie Dave Nicholson drove in the lone run with a two base hit and Mike Hershberger scored on Joe Cunningham infield single. Jesse Gonder collected both Reds hits but twice erased by double plays.
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FT. Lauderdale
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Luis Aparacio
Chicago White Sox
Dick Brown
Detroit
Orioles
Steve Barber
Robin Roberts
Joe Pepitone
Jerry Adair
Rollie Sheldon
Baltimore
Bud Daley
Brown
Sarasota
Chicago
Dave Nicholson
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Jesse Gonder
Cincinnati
Redleg
Jim O’tolley
Mike Hershberger
Joe Cunningham
Nicholson
A's Top Braves 3-0 in Exhibition Debut at Spring Training
In West Palm Beach Florida the Milwaukee Braves fell 3-0 to three Kansas City Athletics pitchers Dan Pfister Ted Bowsfield and John Wyatt in their spring training opener Warren Spahn started for the Braves but allowed all three runs on four straight hits in the third inning Haywood Sullivan Pfister led off with infield singles and Dick Howser added a double with John Wojcik driving in two after the rally.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Milwaukee Braves
Kansas City Athletics
Dan Pfister
Ted Bowsfield
John Wyatt
Braves
Pfister
Bowsfield
Wyatt
Warren Spahn
Haywood Sullivan
Dick Howser
John Wojcik
Cardinals Beat Mets 2 1 In Rain Shortened Exhibition
St. Louis Cardinals edged New York Mets 2-1 in a rain shortened exhibition at Casey Stengel Field. The game ended with two outs in the bottom of the seventh after the Mets scored once and had a man on third. Ernie Broglio worked three innings without a hit.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Casey Stengel Field
Mets
Ernie Broglio
Ray Washburn
Bobby Shantz
Roger Craig
al Jackson
Craig Anderson
Phillies Pirates exhibition game washed out by rain
In Clearwater, rain halted the Phillies Pirates exhibition as Philadelphia led 5-3 after four innings. Wes Covington and Don Demeter hit homers for the Phillies while Art Mahaffey started strong before Howie Goss lifted a three run homer off Don Schwall. Schwall struggled with control in the first inning.
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Clearwater
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Wes Covington
Don Demeter
Art Mahaffey
Howie Goss
Don Schwall
Schwall
Boston
Dick Stuart
Tony Taylor
Covington
Bruton Sparks Tigers Rally In Exhibition Opener
Billy Bruton went 4-for-4 with a double a home run and a single driving in four runs as Detroit beat Minnesota 10-5 in an eight inning exhibition. Jim Merritt took the loss allowing seven runs in three innings while Bob Anderson earned the win after five scoreless frames.
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Orlando
Fla
Billy Bruton
Detroit
Minnesota
Bruton
Tigers
Twins
Jim Merritt
Bob Anderson
Chicago Cubs
Duke Club scrimmage ends with White victory over Blues
Mike Curtis, Duke’s talented sophomore fullback, starred in the Saturday scrimmage to lead the White team to a 21-7 win. After missing the first two skirmishes, Curtis helped drive the first score, scored from near the goal line, and kicked extra points as the Whites topped the Blues. Blue’s Biff Bracy scored the opening touchdown for the Blues.
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Durham
N. C
Mike Curtis
Duke
Blues
Curtis
Biff Bracy
150 Mile Race At Hillsboro Oval Seeks Petty Sweep
A field of 22 NASCAR stock cars enters a 150 mile event on the Hillsboro Orange Speedway. Richard Petty and Jim Paschal drive 1962 Plymouths aiming to extend a short track win streak as time trials begin at 1 pm and the race at 2:30 pm. Prize money totals 7800 with a winner’s kiss from Jayne Mansfield.
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Hillsboro
Ford
Chevy
Pontiac
Lee Petty
Orange Speedway
Richard Petty
Jim Paschal
Jayne Mansfield
Plymouth
Petty
Spartanburg
S. C
Asheville-Weaverville
Nelson Stacy
Holman-Moody
Joe Weatherly
Ned Jarrett
Junior Johnson
David Pearson
Billy Wade
Jim Pardue
Paschal
Lee
Atlanta International Raceway
Medalists Ousted In Four Ball At Pinehurst
In Pinehurst North Carolina AP report Charlie Dark and William Wrenn beat medalists William Terrell and William J. Yates one up at the turn then birdied 11 and 14 to win 72. Eight teams reach the Monday quarterfinals at Pinehurst Country Club No 2. Beatty and Wood Jr. defeated McDougall and Whittig 6 and 5 and will face Dark and Wrenn next.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Charlie Dark
William Wrenn
William Terrell
William J. Yates
Dark
Wrenn
Siler City
Charlotte
Pinehurst Country Club
Lloyd G. Beatty
Glen Ridge
N. J
Willard B. Wood Jr
Summitt, N. J
John L. McDougall
Arthur Whittig
Detroit
Beatty
Wood
Foyt to drive Smokey Yunick’s entry in Atlanta 500
Henry Smokey Yunick of Daytona Beach announces A. J. Foyt of Houston will drive Yunick’s 1963 Chevrolet in the Atlanta 500 mile stock car race on March 17. Foyt replaces rookie John Rutherford who piloted the car in Daytona 500 last month, where Rutherford finished ninth. More than 13,000 tickets have been sold for the event and promoters expect all 26,000 to go.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Henry
Smokey) Yunick
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Foyt
John Rutherford
Yunick
Rutherford
Dark Keeps Poking Cepeda Over Holdout
San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark blasted first baseman Orlando Cepeda with a terrible minus score for last season as Cepeda held out at the Phoenix camp. Cepeda wants a raise from about 45 000, while the Giants offer to keep him at 45 000. Cepeda is reportedly training in Puerto Rico.
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Tucson, Ariz
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Phoenix
Dark
Cepeda
Willie Mays
Jim Davenport
Giants
Puerto Rico
Pender Offered $50 000 To Fight Torres In Puerto Rico
A Puerto Rican group offered Paul Pender of Brookline Mass 50000 to defend his world middleweight title against Jose Torres now fighting out of New York. Torres accepted terms and a May 3 bout at Hiram Bithorn Stadium could be arranged. Carlos Ortiz would defend his lightweight crown March 30 in the same stadium.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Jose Torres
New York
Jaime Annexy
Torres
Pender
Massachusetts
Hiram Bithorn
Carlos Ortiz
Doug Vaillant
Cuba
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Angels
John Rice
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