Detroit Tigers Open on A’s with 7-3 victory in Detroit
The Tigers, led by Jerry Lumpe and Dave Wickersham, defeated the Kansas City Athletics 7-3 on Opening Day. Lumpe collected a single, double, and triple in Detroit, while Wickersham pitched the ninth. Colavito went 0 for 4 after a winter trade that sent him to Detroit. Orioles beat White Sox 3-0 on three homers, Twins down Indians 7-0, Yankees and Red Sox postponed. LA not scheduled.
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Solunar Tables and Sport Timing by John Alden Knight
The article presents a Solunar schedule detailing Major and Minor periods for fishing or hunting. It notes Major periods last about 90 minutes to two hours, with Minor periods printed from Knight’s tables. The days list specific AM and PM start times to plan optimal fishing or hunting in good territories.
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Fight Results Tuesday's Fights Across Several Cities
Jose Gonzalez halted Frankie Olivera in New York while Bobby Allen outpointed Jerry Powers in Miami. Elroy Sanchez beat Steve Freeman in Corpus Christi, Don Fullmer and Fred Root drew in Sacramento after a gash from an accidental butt. Emile Griffith stopped Stan Harrington in Honolulu in a non-title bout.
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Frankie Olivera
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Bobby Allen
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Mexico City
Steve Freeman
Lake Jackson
Sacramento
Calif
Don Fullmer
Provo
Utah
Fred Root
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Honolulu
Emile Griffith
Stan Harrington
Snider leaves Dodgers for Giants in cash deal
Brooklyn sorrow over Duke Snider moving to the Giants in a straight cash deal Tuesday. The 34 year old slugger, after 16 Dodger seasons, joins Willie Mays in San Francisco to boost hopes of a pennant. Snider, a 408 career homer man, adds left handed hitting as a pinch bat option for Al Dark’s lineup.
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Baseball Night Action Across Leagues With Key Homers
In the National League the Cubs pushed four in the 10th to beat Pittsburgh 8 4 while the Giants pounded Warren Spahn for five homers in an 8 4 win. Phillies edged the Mets 5 3 and Dodgers shut out St Louis 4 0 behind Sandy Koufax. Reds and Astros did not play. Norm Cash and Bill Bruton homered for Detroit. Jim Gentile and Manny Sabathia for Kansas City. Bang Powell hit a two run homer in the eighth for Baltimore over Chicago. Gary Peters exited early as John Orsino homered in the sixth. Hoyt Wilhelm relieved and Powell again won it for the Birds. Stu Miller got the win in relief.
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Houston
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Bill Bruton
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Manny Saber
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Bang Powell
Orioles
White Sox
Gary Peters
John Orsing
Joe Gaines
Luis Aparicio
Hoyt Wilhelm
Powell
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Stu Muller
Travel Part of Being Pro Golfer's Wife
Joan Crampton recalls life with Bruce Crampton as a traveling pro golfer. She left airline hostess duties for constant motels, watches Bruce play weekly tours, plans touring routes, and handles laundry and meals between Sundays and tournaments.
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Juan Crampton
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Australia
New Zealand
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Bruce
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Los Angeles
Detroit Beats Toronto 4 3 In OT To Tie Series 1 1
The Associated Press reports Detroit won 4 3 in overtime against Toronto and the Stanley Cup Final series is tied at one game each. Today's game schedule lists New York at Philadelphia? No, Toronto at Detroit is set for Thursday.
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Sikes Plans to Turn Professional
Fayetteville AP report notes RH Sikes of Springdale has applied to the PGA for a card, a first step toward turning pro after a standout amateur career at the University of Arkansas. PGA HQ had not received the application, and regional officials had not heard from him, with typical vetting and tryout rounds delaying action.
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Nicklaus Poised to Defend Houston Classic Title
Nicklaus leads as a 3-1 favorite for the $50,000 Houston Classic at Sharpstown Country Club. He posted eight rounds at 68.8, earning about $3,400 per trip to the paymaster. Defending champ Bob Charles sits at 5-1, with Dave Marr, Paul Harney, Don Finsterwald and Bruce Devlin close behind. Charles returns with a record 268 set last April, while Palmer and Player are absent. Nicklaus had not yet arrived to practice.
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Paul Harney
Don Finsterwald
Bruce Devlin
Sikes Signs Card and Amateur Success Highlight
Sikes has won several major amateur tournaments and played on U S cup teams. He holds a putter of the year award.
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Sikes
Standings and Tuesday Baseball Results Highlight Narrow Standings
Standings show the AL leaders with Los Angeles at 101 games, Minnesota 41, and Baltimore 101. The day’s results include Chicago’s 4-1 win over Detroit and Minnesota 7, Cleveland 6. Upcoming games list New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others.
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Dodgers shut out Cardinals 4-0 to open title defense
Sandy Koufax pitched six hit shutout over St. Louis as the world champions began defense of their crown. Willie Mays led the Giants with two homers in an eight to four opening win over Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Playoff Stalemate as No Game Played in Series
In the NBA playoffs the series reached a deadlock with no game scheduled amid a 3-3 tie. Teams await a resumption date as broadcasters and venues adjust plans. Players and coaches weigh the impact of the pause on momentum and tactical setup.
Little Rock Prosecutor Seeks Third Term In Circuit
John I. Jernigan, 47, of Little Rock, filed Tuesday for a third term in the Sixth Judicial Circuit covering Pulaski and Perry counties. The day’s schedule included the annual pro am event with a leading professional paired with three local amateurs. 208 players entered.
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Pulaski
Perry
Koufax Opens Dodgers Season With Shutout Of Cardinals
Sandy Koufax dominated opening day at Dodger Stadium shaping a 4 0 shutout of St Louis with six hits allowed five strikeouts and no walks to notch his 18th win in 20 decisions while Frank Howard slugged a 420 foot two run homer The Dodgers defense of their NL title began strong and other NL games featured Willie Mays two homers for the Giants Roy Sievers and Billy Williams key hits for their clubs and Marichal winning with seven hitters allowed in a 4 2 victory The AL saw Minnesota edge Cleveland 7 6 Baltimore beat Chicago 5 3 and Detroit down Kansas City 7 3 while rain postponed Boston New York and other notes
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Pacific Coast Bids For Cup Defense With Columbia
New York AP reports the Pacific Coast plans to bid for a Cup defense role by purchasing the 12 meter Columbia, former winner against Sceptre. Newport Beach industrialist Thomas P. Dougan bought Columbia for under 200000, with Walter Podolak to skipper and a California crew. The boat will vie in June trials against Neferitti Constellation and a duPont Aurora syndicate yacht for the right to defend in Newport this September.
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