Cardinals blank Yankees in spring exhibition
In St Petersburg Ron Kline and Ernie Broglio teamed for a 2-0 Cardinals win over the New York Yankees to give St Louis its first spring shutout. The Cards improved to 2-3, while New York fell to 2-5 as Ditmar, Coates, Stowe and Howard, Blanchard, Kline, Broglio, and H Smith played.
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Fla
Ron Kline
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
New York
SL. Louis
Ditmar
Coates
Stowe
Howard
Blanchard
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Broglio
H. Smith
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Ernie Banks Leads Cubs Past Red Sox in Mesa Exhibition
Ernie Banks went 3-for-3 with a homer to spark the Chicago Cubs to a 5-4 Cactus League win over the Boston Red Sox in Mesa. Frank Malzone also had three hits for Boston as pitching and fielding shapes played roles in the narrow victory.
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Cubs
Mesa, Ariz
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Banks
Boston
Frank Malzone
Chicago
Brewer
Fornieles
Wilson
Nixon
Gile
Burdette Signs 1960 Braves Contract at Camp
Lew Burdette, Ace right hander for the Milwaukee Braves, ended his holdout Saturday and signed a contract for 1960 after meeting with General Manager John McHale at the Braves spring training camp in Bradenton Florida. Bobby Avila and Wes Covington remained unsigned.
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Bradenton
Fra
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Burdette
John McHale
Braves
Bobby Avila
Wes Covingto
Canadian teen shocks in North South Am golf upset
Gail Harvey a 16 year old from Toronto upset Polly Riley in the Women's North and South Amateur second round at Pinehurst. Barbara McIntire advances to the quarterfinals after shooting par on No 2 course. Judy Bell also advances after a 19th hole win, with several other quarterfinalists named from Barbara Williams to Marge Burns.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Barbara McIntire
Lake Park
Fla
Barbara
Patsy Hahn
Wilmington
Del
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Maurice Glick
Baltimore
Judy
Polly
Phyllis
Rish
Preuss
Pompano
Carol Beindrink
Islip
Long Island
N.Y
Gail
Joanne Goodwin
Augusta
United
Lanny Cranston
States
San Marino
Calif
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Marge Burns
Greensboro
Miss Williams
Joseph Nesbitt
Greenwich
Miss Burns
Dodgers Edge Phillies 7 5 in 10 Inning Spring Win
Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 5 in 10 innings in Clearwater. Gil Hodges delivered a two run pinch hit single with the bases loaded off Taylor Phillips to lift Los Angeles to the victory. Two Dodger errors in the ninth forced extra innings. Norm Sherry, rookie catcher and brother of pitcher Larry Sherry, started behind the plate.
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Fla
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Taylor Phillips
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodger
Norm Sherry
Larry Sherry
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Los Angeles
Hiladelphia
Podres
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Labine
Churtt
Roseborn
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Buzardt
Mahaffey
Phillips
Joker
Dalrymple
W—Labine
Hillips
Pembroke 9 Caps Second Victory
Pembroke ND 9 caps second victory over Milligan College in Johnson City. Ray Thomas drove in five runs with a bases loaded triple in the fourth, Dick Bailey also tripled in the same inning. Jimmy Dees homered in the second, Jim Thomkins won on the mound. Starnes took the loss.
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N.C
Pembroke State College
Milligan College
Indians
Johnson City
Tenn
Ray Thomas
Dick Bailey
Jimmy Dees
Jim Thomkins
John Starnes
Milligan
Pirate Homers Dash Tigers 7-4 in Lakeland
Pittsburgh Pirates rallied in the seventh inning to defeat the Detroit Tigers 7-4 in Lakeland Florida. Dick Stuart crushed a go-ahead homer after Bob Skinner and Bob Oldis added long shots to break a 3-3 tie.
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Tom Morgan
Detroit Tigers
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Bob Skinner
Bob Oldis
Pittsburgh
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Friend
Cheney
Smith
Oldis
Lary
Pehanick
Morgan
Berberet
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Stuart
Oldin
Maxwell
St Louis Edges Lakers 93 89 For 2 1 Playoff Lead
In Minneapolis, Bob Pettit 35 and Cliff Hagan 20 carried St. Louis past the Lakers 93 89 to take a 2 1 lead in the Western playoffs. Elgin Baylor boosted 19 after a 8 point first half as a late scuffle near the St Louis basket cooled without punches. The teams set for game four Sunday.
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Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
St. Louis
Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Lakers
Pettit
Hagan
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
Stars
Blue Devils Use Pass Attack In Scrimmage
In an off season Duke scrimmage at Durham the Blues defeated the Whites 32-24 with eight of nine touchdowns coming from or set up by passes. Walt Rappold connected on two long TD passes, a 63 yarder to Pete Widener and a 58 yard score to Dave Unser, while another drive began with a 6 yard pass to Widener. Don Altman of the Whites aided with two setup passes. Coach Bill Murray said he was well pleased with the scrimmage.
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Duke
Blues
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Whites
Walt Rappold
Pete Widener
Dave Unser
Widener
Don Altman
Bill Murray
Generals players plan summer work after season end
Greensboro Generals hockey players head home after finishing their Eastern Hockey League season. Several stay in Greensboro or return to Canada for work, including Don Carter at Burlington Industries rec center and Butch MacKay at Curtis Meat Packing. Others prepare for baseball, oil business, or trades, while some seek open jobs until pre season.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Canada
Don Carter
Burlington Industries
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Butch MacKay
MacLenahan
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Max Szturm
Troy
Chuck Holdaway
Imperial Oil Co
Holdaway
Generals
Pat Kelly
Don Campbell
Moe Collins
Ronnie Brain
Frank Milne
State 4-A Will Dust Loop Meets State 4-A Weary Conference Plans
Greensboro AP report on North Carolina class 4-A basketball. After considering a 15-team tournament plan, Eastern Central and Western 4-A conferences will decide qualifiers for the 1964 state tourney separately. East gets two bids, Central three, West three. Cap Isbill proposed the 15-team plan, which was rejected. current conference playoff selection ends. Officers, including Carroll King as president, Hank Madden and Shu Carlton, were re elected. Special executive reps Purcell Simeon Marklin will head western central and eastern chairs.
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Rocky Mount
Cap Isbill
Asheville
Isbill
Carroll King
Raleigh
Hank Madden
Charlotte Garinger
Shu Carlton
Gastonia
King
Bob Jamieson
Greensboro
Red Wilson
Winston
Salem Reynolds
Leon Brogden
Nieder Smashes World Shot Put Record At Stanford
At Stanford California Army Lieutenant Bill Nieder, former national collegiate shot put champion, uncapped a world mark with a 63 feet 10 inch heave in a Stanford Invitational. He eclipsed Parry O'Brien's 63-2 record and pledged to push toward 65 feet before Olympic trials on July 1-2.
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Africa
NEW York
Kenya
Uganda
Mozambique
Belgian Congo
Bob Gutowski
Occidental College
Ken
Bantum
Aaus
Stanford
Carl
Payton Jordan
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Bob Manning
Winston-Salem
Moran Ont Lege
Ed McAllister
New York Athletic Club
Calif
Mus Nieder
Cular
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Parry O’brien
O'Brien
Nieder
Nieder Sets School Shot Put Record In San Francisco
Nieder used a Stanford borrowed shot for six throws in the school physics department event in San Francisco. He opened with 62 feet 2 inches, fouled on the third attempt, then hit 61 feet 6 inches on the fourth, and finished with 62 feet 8.32 inches.
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Nieder
Stanford
Jerry Winters
Jon
Bill
San Francisco
Clemson Whites top Orange in intra-squad spring game
Clemson completed 20 days of spring drills with an intrasquad game. The Whites, made of second and third string players, beat the Orange 17 to 6 as Tommy Gue returned a second-quarter interception for a touchdown and Tommy King caught a four-yard TD pass. Lon Armstrong added a 20-yard field goal and after two touchdowns both teams converted. Don Heilig later intercepted a pass and scored for the Orange in the third quarter. Coach Frank Howard cited lack of backfield depth as the main weakness but remained hopeful for the fall.
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D.C
Tigers
Tommy Gue
Lowndes
Johnnie MacGolf
Tommy King
Lon Armstrong
Orange
Don Heilig
Goff
Frank Howard
EHL Playoffs Open Tuesday In Semifinal Series
The Eastern Hockey League semifinal begins Tuesday in New Haven with Charlotte facing New Haven in a best of three. The winner will meet the Johnstown Clinton survivor for the championship. Other dates include Friday in Charlotte and a potential Sunday game in New Haven.
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New Haven
Tom Lockhart
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