President Kennedy Throws Opening Pitch in Season Opener
The Washington Senators lost 4-3 to the Baltimore Orioles in the annual opener as 43 000 fans watched the President throw a wide low first pitch. Boog Powell and Jim Gentile homered for Baltimore, while Washington’s lineup featured new faces and a mixed showing.
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Don Rudolph
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al Smith
Boog Powell
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Osborne
Jon Leppert
Science Fair Winners Highlight Event on Australian Boxing Tragedies
The report notes science fair winners with several athletes past and present facing injuries including an Australian boxer with a mild concussion after a bout in Sydney and deaths in boxing linked to recent events. Judges named Helen Turner and Slaton with six divisions and first place in Earth Science for Spring Hill.
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Turner
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Clyde Mosier
Baseball Scores and Standings Brief
The day after a 3-1 Baltimore win over Washington, standings show Baltimore leading the American League with New York and Los Angeles close behind. Monday’s results include Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2, and O'Toole’s NL opener win for the Reds. Boog Powell homered for the Orioles in a 3-1 win over Washington.
Hawks Protest Officiating During Western Final
The Hawks and Lakers vie in St Louis for game six with LA up 3 2 as Boston coach Red Auerbach criticizes officiating while Hawks GM Marty Blake calls calls inconsistent officiating and vows protest amid injuries to key players. Coaches clash over remarks attributed to referee Earl Strom.
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Arkansas Bowlers Lead at Memphis
The Cliffs of Pine Bluff Arkansas lead division two team event with 2399 in Memphis. Hilltop Lanes Jacksonville tops division one with 2592. Kingham Delivery Houston is 61st at 2714. Other Arkansas names—Dr Pepper Frostus El Dorado second in division two, Cowbell Camden 7th, Rice Bowl Stuttgart 16th. singles placements include Betty Shipp Texarkana 8th division two, Sparkie Butler El Dorado 7th division one, Incz Russ Little Rock 9th division one. Doubles see Nathalie Hamilton Patsy Masterson Fort Smith 8th division two, Betty Mueller Pat Gorman North Little Rock 4th division one.
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Travelers Open House April 14 at Travelers Field
Arkansas traveler business manager Earl Quigley announces an open house at Travelers Field on April 14. The event features a team workout and a main goal to sell advance tickets to this season’s games.
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Referees Sid Borgia and Norm Drucker under fire after Cincinnati win
Celtics coach Red Auerbach criticizes officiating after Cincinnati tops Boston 109 to 99. He says fans want a 50-50 call from officials and notes Cincinnati has had three solid games in the series, two of which were excellent, while the Royals benefited from help from the officials.
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Sid Borgia
Norm Drucker
Cincinnati
Auerbach
Royals
Redlegs Open Bid for Nat's Flag With Win
Cincinnati opened the National League race with a 5 2 victory over the revamped Pirates at Crosley Field. Frank Robinson hit a first inning two run homer as Jim O'Toole allowed six hits and backed by Pete Rose and Gene Freese, Cincinnati started strong while Robinson rebounded from a slow April.
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Associated Pass
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Pete Rose
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Chicago
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Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Reds edge Pirates in turbulent spring exhibition
Hedg slugger finished with a .242 average and 39 homers 136 RBIs in previous season. Rose a rookie subbed at second base for Blasingame and contributed on double plays before Robinsons homer. Cardenas drove in two with a second inning single as Cobb homered in the sixth. Clendenen started Pirates offense with a fourth inning homer and Hatley scored the seventh run on a balk and errors.
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Rose
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Robinson
Leo Cardenas
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Reds
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Bol Hatley
O'Foole
National sports headlines mix in sporadic finals updates
National Hockey League Stanley Cup Finals show no games Tuesday with Detroit at Toronto in the first to seven series. NBA results include Los Angeles at St Louis and Cincinnati at Boston in conference finals tied or decided. boxing results list Jimmy Beasley and others with points decisions across Miami, Bologna and Sydney venues.
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Australia
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