Mantle sidelined briefly with groin strain in exhibition
Associated Press reports Mickey Mantle pulled a groin warming up for an exhibition vs Baltimore in Miami and will miss two or three days. Yankee manager Ralph Houk said he would not play him to avoid aggravation. The Yankees lost 5-4 as Orioles benefited from a two-run error. Mantle, age, past injuries, and MVP honors noted alongside Dodgers Koufax comeback in West Palm Beach.
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Cassius Clay Set for 10 Round Title Bid at Madison Square Garden
Cassius Clay battles Doug Jones Wednesday in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden New York. Clay seeks youngest heavyweight champion status and is a 2 1 favorite. The card features Emile Griffith vs Luis Rodriguez and other title bouts on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Steeplechasing Comes to Tanglewood Park in Spring
Bill Hodges outlines the Carolinas circuit with races opening March 30 at Camden and continuing April 6 Tryon April 13 Southern Pines and April 27 at Tanglewood. The piece explains course variety horse selection betting and the fox hunt origins of steeplechase in crisp background.
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Palmer Wins Pensacola Open With 67 Final Round
Arnold Palmer surges from four behind to win the Pensacola Open by two strokes with a 5-under 67 final round. He finishes 72 holes at 15 under 273, earning $3,500 and moving to $21,425 for the year. Gary Player remains the leading money winner with $22,452 as Kneece and others chase in a crowded field.
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Duke Waiting Cincinnati Opens Bid For Third Title
Cincinnati begins its bid for a third consecutive NCAA basketball title as 22 teams enter the 1963 tournament with first-round games set across multiple regions. Texas and Oklahoma City win opening NCAA matches. Illinois and Colorado advance in the Big Ten and Big Eight races. NAIA and NIT action follow with Wichita State leading the NIT field.
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All-Tourney Team For 4-A Named
Rocky Mount and Greensboro Grimsley each placed two men on the North Carolina Class 4-A all-tournament team. Pat Moriarty of Grimsley led with 42 of 50 votes, while Danny Talbott of Rocky Mount won MVP honors for the second straight year as Rocky Mount beat Greensboro 52-50 for the title.
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