Baseball Opens Season on All Fronts Today
The 16 major league season starts with eight National League games and ten American League contests after a preview in Washington. Questions loom including Yankees under Ralph Houk, Dodgers rookies, Bruton and Pizarro losses, Musial's retirement question, and whether Spahn and Wynn can reach 300 wins this year.
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New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Casey Stengel
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Davis
Charlie Smith
Ron Perranoski
Doug Camilli
Baltimore
Frank Bolling
Roy McMillan
Milwaukee
Bill Bruton
Joey Jay
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Johnny Antonelli
Cleveland
Wil Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Giants
Bob Scheffing
Detroit Tigers
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Chicago Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
Elroy Face
Gerry Staley
Mike Farnieles
Hayt Wilhelm
Jimmy Piersall
Warren Spahn
Early Wynn
Chicago
Standings and Tuesday games in the American League
The Associated Press tallies show the American League standings with New York leading at 1 percent, Cleveland and Baltimore at zero, Detroit Minnesota and Boston at zero, Kansas City and Los Angeles at zero, and Washington near the .000 mark. Tuesday matchups include Minnesota at New York and Cleveland at Detroit among others, with Chicago 4 Washington 3 recorded as Monday’s result.
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Major League Stars Piling Up For Victory
Unclear text fragment mentions White Sox figures and Washington Senators with possible victory context. The readable lines reference players and teams but lack coherent facts or outcomes to confirm a complete summary.
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Frank Buttmann
White Sox
Washington
Kink Sievers
Sin Secon
PMO Wieiphth Webbe
Gaslite League Standings and Individual High Scores
Standings for Gaslite and Ivy leagues listed with multiple teams and their win loss counts. Individual high scores include High-Richard Willis and Johnny Clark plus several players from Avery and Trading Post. The text shows mixed team names, partial scores, and player tallies.
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Richard Willis
Sorry
Johnny Clark
Gary
Chambless
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Celtics Hawks Resume Pro Play Tonight
Celtics and Hawks clash as pro basketball returns with teams led by Sharman and Sanders entering a night of league action. The card features numerous local bowling and beauty shop sponsors in a busy, era-tinged standings update and mentions William A. Harrison delivering a record inaugural address.
Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes Forecast Summary
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission provides lake by lake fishing conditions. Lake Maumelle clear water with bass good on artificial and bait. crappie fair to good on small jigs and minnows. Lake Catherine dingy water. bass fair on artificial bait, bream fair on crickets and worms. Lake Tamillon dingy water. black bass fair to good on minnows and artificial bait. crappie fair to good on minnows. bream slow. Ouachita water soupy. black bass good on artificial and bait. crappie fair. bream poo. Lake Conway normal water. fishing fair. Lake Bull Shoals bass fair on minnows and deep artificial bait. white bass fair on artificial bait. crappie fair on minnows. Lake Norfolk black bass good on crayfish and underwater lures. crappie fair on minnows and doll flies. Lake Greeson normal water. largemouth good on minnows from points. white bass good on artificial bait near supper end.
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Celtics Face Hawks in Boston Garden for Fourth Title Bid
Celtics hold a 2-1 lead over the St Louis Hawks in the NBA Finals as they aim for a fourth title in five years at Boston Garden. Coach Red Auerbach praised Sharman’s all-around playoff play and Sanders’s late-season emergence while Hawks stars Pettit and Schayes remain dangerous in the looming game.
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Red Auerbach
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Hawks
Lenny Wilkens
Sateh Sanders
New York University
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Sanders
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Syracuse
Dolph Schayes
Ike Pettit
San
St. Tours Faces Boston as Series Leads 3-1
Boston holds a 3-1 edge in the best-of-seven series against St. Tours with no game scheduled Tuesday.
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Associated Press
St. Tours
Boston
Chicago leads Detroit 2-1 in best of seven Cup final
Chicago 3, Detroit 1 in reads best of seven final series with no games scheduled. Detroit hosts next game as teams prepare for potential clincher unlikely this week.
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Chicago
Detroit
Fight Results From Circuits Across Cities
San Francisco Eddie Machen defeated Mike DeJohn by decision in a 1904 match held in Portland Oregon. Syracuse’s Allen Thomas won on points over Bobby Stiniale in Cleveland with an 8 round bout. Jimmy Loo beat Tony Christy in Pittsburgh by points while Jose Stable dominated Billy Collins in Detroit at 0 rounds.
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San Francisco
Eddie Machen
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Ofe
Mike DeJohn
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N.Y
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Bobby Stinsinale
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jimmy Loo
Tony Christy
Pittsburgh
New York
Jose Stable
Cuba
Billy Collins
Detroit
Ethiopians Referred By Homer Remembered in Ancient Texts
Fragmentary lines note that Ethiopians were called the farthest of mankind by Homer and hint at the kingdom’s early origins as Scholars place its establishment around ancient times while a coach quotes rallying lines about a team.
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Ethiopia
Athens
Modern nautical gadgets steal the show at Chicago boat fair
At the National Boat Show in Chicago an amused veteran notes the surge of high tech boat gear. Portable probes and direction finders fit in rowboats while portable AM FM radios monitor shore and weather. New coatings, safety cans, and waterproof fabrics showcase increased convenience and safety for hulls and decks.
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Inea
Palmer Loses Masters to Player in Augusta Thrill
Gary Player of South Africa won the Masters with a 280 total, beating defending champion Arnold Palmer by one stroke after Palmer bogeyed the 72nd hole. Amateur Charlie Coe tied Palmer for second as Player claimed the first foreign-born Masters title and $45,000. Palmer blamed a fast finish and a late double bogey for the loss.
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Gary Player
Midas
South Africa
Player
Arnold Palmer
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Augusta National
Charlie Coe
Clubhouse
Waterloo
New Gadgets Make Family Boat Trip Feasible
A man jokes about a larger boat and new gadgets that make his wife feel safe on the water. He says the upgrades allow family outings with the kids and a planned full vacation cruising season.
Deer Kills By Dogs Prompt New Hampshire Action
Conservation officers report 41 deer killed by canines in 1960 and urge closer dog owner town cooperation. Most victims were females with fawns. late winter and early spring see peaks as does are hard to catch. Law allows officers to kill dogs found hunting or maiming deer. stray dogs often lead to further attacks.
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Famous Golfer to Visit Hope Wednesday
Internationally famous Pawi Hahn will appear at Hope Country Club Wednesday April 12 to host a golf clinic and trick shot exhibition. A nine hole match features Hahn, Al Rayford, Megan Rownd tree, and David Cupit at 3 30 p m. the show moves to a clinic at 5 36 p m followed by a buffet. Tickets cost 0 cents for adults and 50 cents for high school students. buffet plates are 1 00. Tickets available from local organizers. rain moves the event to the coliseum.
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Hope Country Club
Hahn
al Rayford
Megan Rowndtree
David Cupit
Ed Sullivan
Garry Moore
Jewell Moore
Olie Olsen
Newt Pentecost
Fred Ellis
Mitch LaGrone
Jerry Verhalen
Mickey Baker
David Waddel
Phil McLarty
Solunar and Masters Golf Money Winners Highlight 1961
The article blends John Alden Knight Solunar tables with 1961 golf results. Cap Caperton nearly won the Masters as an amateur with two 69s, Palmer earned 12 000 for second, Player led the season with 34 792, Bolt and January tied for fourth at seven thousand, Harney earned 4 800, and Nicklaus Collins Burke and Caspar tied at 287.
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Jack Nicklaus
Sul Collins
Jack Burke
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