Dodgers Rally Onward In Spring Exhibition Action
Dodgers overcome early deficit to beat Yankees in a spring tuneup. Highlights include strong pitching by 24, left-hander noted as last year’s top winner, and key hits from Hazen and Abreu. Multiple teams contest in Florida exhibitions as MLB preparations continue.
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Baseball Scores From Saturday Across MLB Units
The Associated Press roundup shows Milwaukee 6 New York NJ 2 and Minnesota 7 Detroit 4 among early game results. Other noted scores include Baltimore 7 St Louis 2, Chicago 7 Houston 5, Boston 4 San Francisco 2, and Los Angeles 7 New York Ad in 10 innings.
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Fight Results From Various Cities Reported
In Salt Lake City Jerry Sims of West Jordan defeats Clifford Grey on points. In Philadelphia Clarened Williams of Philadelphia stops Freddie Jackson of Chicago. In Miami Beach Tetlow of Miami Beach outpoints Harry Twin of Pompano Bench. In Tokyo Jose Medel of Mexico outpoints Saigo Yaoita of Japan.
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Valley Springs Gows to AA
Valley Springs High School plans to move up to Region AAA in Arkansas. The move, driven by school size and competitive intent, marks a jump from Class B to AAA with a stated investment and impact on athletics.
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Pro Basketball Playoff Night With Mixed Results
The Associated Press reports NBA best of seven results with Detroit 118 over Los Angeles as lead changes occur. Other Friday and Saturday games listed include Boston at Philadelphia, Detroit at Los Angeles, and Cleveland matchups. Losers eliminated in one cited game.
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Midwest Track Relays Highlight Arkansas Invitation
Midwest's top track teams converge at Fayetteville for the Hog Relays with Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, and Arkansas leading a deep field. The meet features the 100 and 100 yard dashes, plus standout performances from Pittsgburg's John Nicholson in javelin and Charles Chancellor in discus, Missouri's Donald Smith in shot put, and top hurdlers including Kansas State's Jerry Hooken. Notable Arkansas stars include Ralph Brodie in open hurdles and Jerry Hughes in pole vault as the field aims for fast times and meet records.
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Kennedy seeks new White House science and technology office
President Kennedy asked Congress to authorize a new White House office for science and technology to coordinate federal efforts for national security and welfare. A $25,000 director and a $20,500 deputy would report to the President, with some National Science Foundation functions moved to the office. The plan would take effect in 60 days unless vetoed by Congress.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar schedules by John Alden Knight guide fishing and hunting times. Major periods start at listed times and last up to five hours. minor periods are shorter. The document shows bold major periods and regular minor periods for specific days and locations.
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Mother of Paret Hopeful as He Remains in Critical Condition
New York reports that boxer Jose Parrent remains in a critical condition after a title bout defeat by mile Griffith. His mother Maxima Crespo says she believes her son will recover and prays to God for strength while doctors say his status has not improved from prior days.
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Missile Base Strike May Be Curbed
The Senate Investigations Subcommittee urged curbing strikes at missile bases if labor and management fail to reach peace. The report accuses some contractors of gouging the government and notes the Labor Department delays in setting rules to resolve disputes. It calls for immediate legislation to outlaw strikes at defense installations and cites 1961 to 1968 data of 325 strikes costing 162,872 man-days across missile bases.
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Saylors Fourth in NAIA Scoring
Kansas City AP reports Kenny Saylors of Arkansas Tech averaged 30.8 points per game and finished fourth among 460 NAIA schools with 831 points in 27 games. James Allen of Arkansas AM&N ranked eighth with 29.1 in 24 games, while Lane College's Willie Shaw posted a 32.8 average as a sophomore.
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Montreal Edges Chicago 4 3 In Semifinal Thriller
The Associated Press reports Montreal topped Chicago 4 to 3 in a best of seven semifinal, equity held at 2-0. Toronto leads New York 2-0. No games scheduled Friday or Saturday.
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Children Die in Abandoned Freezer in Clinton
Three young children were found dead Wednesday in a compartment of an abandoned freezer locker in Clinton South Carolina. Victims were Phyllis Craig four Sylvia Craig three and Angelia Davis three daughters of two local families. Sheriff R Eugene Johnson said Angelia's mother Mrs Davis had seen the children playing before they disappeared and later discovered them in the freezer locker in the Davis yard.
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Court Justice Whittaker to Retire April 1
Supreme Court Justice Charles E Whittaker announced his retirement today citing ill health. Whittaker, 61, served five years on the court and will leave effective April 1. President Kennedy made the announcement at a news conference and offered no comment on a successor.
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Report on Cape Canaveral walkouts exposes cost overruns
A government inquiry faulted both unions and management for a crippled wartime program. It cited pay scales as high as 748 dollars weekly for electricians and 287 for ditch diggers, while output fell to 40 percent capacity. The report accused international unions of failing to discipline officials and local groups over 42 years, and noted sky‑high cost‑plus practices and government gouging through tool and equipment rents.
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Sorex Wins in Upset at Oaklawn
Sorex, racing under Audley Farms, started from the outside and won the $3,500 Oaklawn Park feature by a half length with Richard Lawless aboard. Severn finished second, Cable King third, as the seven-year-old gelding completed a mile and 70 yards in 1 42. Sorex paid $24.50, $9.00, and $7.20 amid an 8,075 crowd wagering $544,444.
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Print Firms Linked to Gambling Scandal in Hot Springs
A Senate Investigating Subcommittee report links Nola Printing Co of New Orleans and Downtown Printing Co of Hot Springs to distributing horserace gambling information. It notes Downtown paid 250 dollars weekly for tips, used a private line to service betting rooms, and routed data to C Julian Lytle in Little Rock. Key figures Madd en, Vitro, and Lytle invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Whittaker Appointed to High Court by Eisenhower in 1957
Whittaker, named by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1957, serves on the Supreme Court as one of the four Republicans currently on the bench.
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Archie's Heavyweight Clash Aims for International Notice
San Diego based Archie Moore, age about 50, faces 25 year old Alejandro Lavorante in a heavyweight bout slated for late draw. Moore seeks to beat Lavorante and defend a light heavyweight title shot againstGene Fuller after a potential 100000 dollar gate. Lavorante stands 6 feet 5 inches, with 22 fights, 19 wins and 15 knockouts. Moore earns 25000 dollar guarantee from co promoters Eaton and Parnas, Sets takes 25 percent of net.
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