Jackson Hurls a One Hitter in Spring Victory
Cardinals lefty Al Jackson pitched a one hitter through seven and two thirds, allowing only a leadoff single by Aspromonte in the eighth as St. Louis blanked Houston 4 0. Tim McCarver and Lou Brock powered the win with a two run homer and key hits, while Marichal won for the Giants and Seaver starred for the Mets in extra innings. The day also featured rallies and decisive wins across the league as batters heated up in spring action.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Bob Aspromonte
Elston Howard
Jim Fregosi
Union
Houston
Joe Ame Alfitano
al Jackson
Jackson
St. Louis
Asprosmonte
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Astros
Fregosi
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Amalfitano
Aspromonte
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Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Tom Seaver
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
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Boston
Washington
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Chris Zachary
Lou Brock
Marichal
Cinccinnati
Tony Perez
Jim Hart
Marshha
Gary Nolan
Seaver
Mets
al Luplow
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Ken Harrelson
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Billy O’dell
Phillies
Rico Carty
Mack Jones
Slaxgle
Braves
Ken Johnson
Caredinals
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Baseball Scout Patterson Dies at 70 in Cincinnati
Lester H. Patterson known as Pat Patterson, longtime scout for the Cincinnati Reds and regional scout for the New York Yankees, died at his Cincinnati home at age 70. Funeral services are set for Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Lester H
Pat) Patterson
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Travelers Beaten at Albuquerque
Albuquerque and Arkansas Travelers faced a night of twists as Dodgers reliever Joe DeLuise shut down threats in the eighth and ninth, earning a 3 1 victory. Luis Alcaraz drove in runs with a triple and a double, while Mel Corbo added a sacrifice fly for insurance.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Joe DeLuise
Dodgers
Arkansas Travelers
Deluise
Art Deras
Rogers Robinson
Jim Williams
Jose Arcia
Billy Wolff
Dodger
Luis Alcaraz
Bill Sudakis
Mel Corbo
Austin
Conrad Noessel
Braves
Dallas-Fort Worth
Spurs
el Paso
Amarillo
Sun Kings
Arkansas
Radovich
Smith
Everitt
Ami Sizemore
W— Everitt
L—Radovich
Miami Favored To Host 1968 Super Bowl
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle said Miami is strongly favored for the 1968 Super Bowl after talks with Orange Bowl officials and city leaders. A final decision will be made May 23 in New York. other contenders include Los Angeles New Orleans Dallas and Houston. Rozelle cited favorable weather and the enlarged Orange Bowl as key advantages and noted financial terms will not be the sole factor.
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Miami
Fla
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Robert King High
City Commission
Los Angeles
New York
Miami Herald
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
High
Rogelle
Ate
NFL
Roesella
Yanks Take Chisox First Place Lead After Big Win
Yankees move into first place by routing the White Sox 11-2 while other AL results include Baltimore 2-1 over California Detroit 5-0 over Kansas City and Boston 9-3 over Washington. Hargan of Cleveland wins his second straight but loses on an unearned run in 20 1/3 innings.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Steve Hargan
Tony Oliva
Cleveland
Hargan
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrewn
Twins
Haregan
Vic Davalillo
Max Alvis
Indians
Kansas City
New York Yankees
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York Mets
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Yankees
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Whitey Ford
Smith
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Tom Phoebus
California
Joe Sparma
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Mike Andrews
Reggie Smith
Tony Conigilaro
Carl Yastrzemski
National Hockey League Stanley Cup Finals results
The Associated Press reports Toronto beat Montreal 3 2 in double overtime to lead the best of seven Stanley Cup Finals. Thursday schedules list Montreal at Toronto as the next game. In Wyoming John R Taylor named freshman football coach at University of Wyoming after tenure as head coach and athletic director at Iowa Wesleyan. Also college basketball and American League standings appear in brief summaries. A Czech elder celebrates 110th birthday with CTK noting his pipe smoking habit and rare alcohol use.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
Laramie
Wyo
John R. Back
Taylor
University of Wyoming
Iowa Wesleyan
W. L. Pet
G.B
Amarillo
el Paso
Austin
Arkansas
Albuquerque
Dallasef
Dallas-Fort Worth
Prague
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Clay and Ali Seek Stay in Draft Battle in Houston
Boxed by legal moves, Cassius Clay later Muhammad Ali appeals to block his Army induction while a sprawling 67 page suit accuses the Selective Service of racial bias. Judge Hannay may hear on a stay before the oath Friday as Ali vows jail rather than comply in a religious protest.
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Associated Press
Houston
Cassius Clay
U.S. Dist
Allen B. Hannay
Clay
Selective Service System
Director of
Selective Service
Hannay
Hayden Colvington
New York
Quinenan Hodges
Muhammad Ali
U.S. Supreme Court
Selective Service Boards
Lewis B. Hershey
L. Mendell Rivers
D.S.C
Armed Services Committee
Washington
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Elijah
Allah
Covington
Baseball Today in Nation's League Standings and Scores
National and American leagues show St Louis and New York leading respectively with mixed results across the circuit. Notable performances include Frank Robinson driving in runs for Baltimore and a one-hitter by Al Jackson for the Cardinals in Houston, with several games decided by narrow margins.
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St. Louis
Cincinnatic
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
San Fran
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Mikita Wins Trophy for Hockey Play
Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks was named MVP of the NHL and won the Hart Memorial Trophy and the Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship and performance. He also captured the Art Ross Trophy with 97 points, becoming the first player to win three awards in one season. Bobby Orr and Harry Howell earned Calder and Norris Trophies respectively, with Orr also a rookie honors.
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Stan Miketa
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Lady Byng
Harry Howell
New York Rangers
Ce Cult
Bobby Orr
Boseton
Howell
Orr
Mikita
NHL
Cape Ture
Art Ross
Hockley
Ed Glacomig
Allo
Wes
Chicago
Hobby Hull
Mikita Wes
Byng
Dave Keon
Phil Goyette
Rangers
Warhorses Best in a Longer Race
TORONTO AP In a marathon playoff clash the Maple Leafs outlasted the Canadiens 3-2 in double overtime to take a 2-1 lead in the best of seven for the Stanley Cup. Bob Pulford scored the game winner at 8:26 of the second OT after Stemkowski set him up. Jean Beliveau opened the scoring and John Ferguson tied late in the second. Johnny Bower and Rogatien Vachon each shone in goal as the teams pushed through fatigue and chances.
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Marcel Pronovost
Maple Leafs
Montreal
Bob Pulford
Leafs
Pulford
Rogatien Vachon
Pete Stemkowski
Jimmy Pappin
John Ferguson
Canadiens
Pappin
Jean Beliveau
Stemkowski
Ron Ellis
Johnny Bower
Ami Vachon
Boxing results and CFL signings sweep weekend sports
Flash Elorde outpointed Fujio in Tokyo in a non title bout. Maurice Cullen retained the British light weight title by outpointing Vic Andreet in Britain. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers named Joe Faragalli as assistant coach at Villanova. Toronto Argonauts signed Jerry Bradley from California. Vachon and Mahovlich commented on a long overtime game, with Toronto’s Punch Imlach praising practice and teamwork as the team pushed through a tense matchup.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Flash Elorde
Manila
Fujlo Eel
Tokyo
Nontitle
Newcastle
England
Maurice Cullen
Britain
Oute
Vic Andreet
Cullen
Winnipeg
Winenipeg Blue Bombers
Joe Faragalli
Villanova University
Mon Ys
Could Be Year for Dr. Updegraff
Dr. Ed Updegraff, a 45-year-old Tucson urologist, surged in the Men's North and South Amateur Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. He defeated John Guenther 5 and 3 on the No. 2 course, with Guenther lauding the quality of play as Updegraff reached the semifinals for the third time in six years. The Walker Cup team hopeful, a two time Western Amateur champion, has semifinal history against Ward Wettlaufer and faced Dr. RB A. Impagna in the third round.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Updegraff
John Guenther
Reading
Guenther
Ward Wet
Dr. RB. A. Impagna
Auburn
Sandwich
England
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