Sanford Loses 17th of 24 for Giants
Giants pitcher Jack Sanford gave up 11 runs in 5 innings as Cleveland beat San Francisco 17th loss in 24 games. Umpire Rice warned Sanford after a beaning of Weaver and ejected Al Dark after arguing about the Mays incident. Multiple pitchers excelled elsewhere in spring games across Florida and Georgia.
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Plant Told to Stop Threats at Remington Ran Corp
Washington AP reports the National Labor Relations Board ordered the Remington Rand Corp plant in Arkansas to cease discouraging union activity by the International Machinists AFL-CIO. The board directed management to end threats of economic reprisals and surveillance and to reinstate a worker to his prior position when the case stemmed from union activity.
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Pettit Paces Hawks to First Win in series distance
St Louis Hawks evened Western Division final at 2-1 by defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 125-119 in St Louis. Bob Pettit scored 33 as Zelmo Beaty grabbed 15 rebounds and Charlie Vaughn added 23 while Beaty and Vaughn sparked a late surge after two quiet games. The Hawks used a 43 point third period to pull ahead before fending off the Lakers.
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Eder Jofre Retains Bantamweight Title With KO Win
In Tokyo Eder Jofre from Brazil knocked out Katsutoshi Aoki in the bantamweight bout to retain his title. In Philadelphia George Belitun stopped Clarence Riley. Miami saw Bobby Allen outpoint Eddie in a lightweight clash.
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Baseball Scores and matchups from multiple games
The box of results lists numerous MLB games with teams such as Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland, San Francisco, Houston, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Washington, Baltimore, St. Louis, Minnesota, and others. Scores vary by game with several held as scheduled or pending results across cities and venues.
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Porkers Begin Spring Practice Amid Turbulent Start
Fayetteville report shows the Porkers, coached by F Beoste, starting spring drills with hours of conditioning and skill work. Players like Jim Withure and Bal Koight are noted, while uncertainty lingers over early roster form and team cohesion.
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Opening Day Sparks High Stakes in 1963 MLB Season
The 1963 season starts with 20 clubs, Yankees favored to win the American League pennant at 1-3, Dodgers top the National League odds at 4-2.1, with Giants 12-3 and Reds 4-1. Washington and Cincinnati launch schedules Monday as 13900 fans, including President Kennedy, attend the Senators opener in D.C. Stadium. Don Rudolph and Steve Barber expected to start for their clubs.
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Semifinal Playoffs Narrow Toronto Win Over Monwrain
Toronto defeated Monwrain 5 to 4 on Thursday to win the best of seven series 4 games to 1. Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 2, taking a 3-2 advantage in their series. No game scheduled today. Chicago visits Detroit on Sunday.
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Golf's Old Guard Is Chuckling At Masters First Round
At Augusta National, veterans led by Bo Wininger and Mike Souchak with 69 while legends Palmer Nicklaus and Player struggled. Palmer shot 74, Nicklaus 74, and Player 71 as winds and greens challenged 86 starters in the Masters opening.
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Associated Press Sports
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Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
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Charlie Coe
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Engineer named resident engineer at Mountain Home Ark
Dalton L. Green of Jacksonville is named resident engineer for the Army Engineers at Mountain Home succeeding retired Don L. Henderson. Green assumed duties Monday and will direct operations of the Norfolk and Bull Shoals dams.
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Dog Has More Influence Than People In San Diego
A House Commerce subcommittee probes broadcast ratings as Nielsen data shows a San Diego dog’s owner, a key listener, skews what is heard nationally. Mountain time zone residents are excluded from Nielsen’s sampling, prompting questions about representation and costs.
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Firefighting effort shifts to Big Creek watershed
Arkansas forest rangers installed metal clad boxes holding firefighting gear in the Big Creek Watershed to curb losses. Since February 1, the area has seen 1,700 acres of woodland burn, according to state forest ranger Charles Purvis.
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