Clay Retains Title In Lop-sided Victory Over Chuvalo
Cassius Clay dominates George Chuvalo in 15 rounds at Maple Leaf Gardens to extend his undefeated streak and retain the heavyweight title. Expected future bouts include Toronto or London clashes with Henry Cooper, who previously floored Clay in 1963. Cooper carries a 31-11-1 record with 21 KOs and a history of hard punches but has been stopped several times.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Toronto
Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Canada
Maple Leaf Gardens
Damion
London
Henry Cooper
Enry
Gutty George
Clay
Cooper
Zora Folley
Ingemar Johansson
Uber Bacilieri
Peter Bates
Joe Bygraves
Exhibition Baseball Results Logged by AP Tuesday
Box scores from a rain affected slate include Minnesota topping Los Angeles 2 0 in five innings, Washington defeating Kansas City 6 4, and Pittsburgh 6 Chicago A 5 among others. Several games list rain wet grounds or postponements with matchups across East and West venues.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
California
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Winer Haven
Phoenix
Fort Wyers
St. Petersburg
Fort Lauderdale
Clearwater
Five Exhibition Games Are Rained Out
Rain wiped out five exhibition baseball games Tuesday. Washington manager Gil Hodges saw Ken McMullen drive in five runs with two homers in a 4-2 win over Kansas City in eight innings. McMullen's spring totals rose to six homers and 11 RBIs. Harmon Killebrew sparked Minnesota in a 2-0 win over the Dodgers with unearned runs, while the Twins beat Los Angeles in a rematch of last season's World Series opponents.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Ken McMullen
Washington
Gil Hodges
McMullen
Senators
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco
California
Chicago
Cleveland
New York Mets
New York Yankee
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Frank Howard
Claude Osteen
Husky
Howard
Hodges
RBI
Ken Harrelson
Dick Green
Twins
Dodges i
Harmon Killebrew
Peewee Oliver
Earl Battey
Jerry Kindall
Battey
Andy Kosco
National Hockey League Tuesday Restarts Show Chicago Boston Result
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 2 as NHL action resumed on Tuesday. Montreal faced Toronto in a separate clash on the night.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Canadians Can Clinch Hockey Title Tonight
The Montreal Canadiens can nearly clinch the NHL title by beating the Maple Leafs in Toronto. A win would give Montreal a four point edge over Chicago with two games left for each, while Chicago must win their last two and hope Montreal loses two of three to force a tiebreak.
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Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Leafs
Candiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Boston
Chicago
Canadiens
Montreal
Cincinnati Eyes Celtics Knockout In Playoff Bid
Cincinnati seeks to overturn the defending champion Boston Celtics in a crucial playoff game as Jerry Lucas works through knee injuries. A Bengals star in a 2-1 series lead, Lucas’ status could tilt the outcome in Boston. Injuries loom in the West as the Hawks push a 2-0 lead in St Louis against Baltimore.
Odds Favor Giants In National League Pennant Race
Oddsmakers in Reno list the San Francisco Giants as 5-2 favorites to win the NL pennant while the Dodgers sit 5-2 to repeat. Los Angeles falls to second place at 3-1 as Koufax and Drysdale remain holdouts. Minnesota and Baltimore share 1.5 co favorites in the American League race.
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Reno
Nev
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Koufax
Drysdale
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kittens Lead in Junior Division as Bobcats Place Fifth
Hope Star reports the Hope Bobkittens won the Junior High Division of a seven team meet while the Hope Bobcats finished fifth in the Senior Division led by Arkadelphia. Top individual marks included Buzz Andrews in the Senior 120 yard hurdles and a 16.7 second time. the junior relay victors were Gordon and Hope in nearby events. The meet featured multiple schools and a mix of record performances and close scoring, with Hope posting several strong showings in both divisions.
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Larry Don Wright Hope
Hope
Murfreesbaura Fitz
Plain Dealing
Gordon
Ashdown
Bobkittens
Hope Jr
Texarkana
Murfreesboro
Hope High
Arkadelphia
Gurdon
Andrews
Hope & Stewart Murf
Collins
Arkad
Connercrat
Hughes
Womack
Murfr
McGollum
Winnier
Tex
Allen
Grey
PI. Dealing
Killing
Murray
Delamar
Arkd
Crocker
Stewart
Mur
Islan
Hutchinson
Manning
Demogss
Fl. Dealing
Discus
Jones
Murf
Strickland
Mauldon
Burdon
Gentry
Vinson
Hope Arkansas Relays Track Meet Results Summary
Hope Arkansas participants led a relay and sprint events including 440 yard dash 60.1 by Williams of Texarkana and 400.6 winning time in Mile Relay for Hope and Pt. Dealing squads. Ashdown and Murfreesboro Texarkana era entries claimed top places across high jump broad jump and sprint heats.
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Davis
Tex
Bresler
Hope
Collins
Herron
Arkad
Stewart
Murfr
Arkadelphia
Plain Dealing
Gurden
Clark
Golden
Baker
Gardener
Sweeden
Burnette
Copeland
Barnette
Saint
Delamar
Andrews
Horton
Graves
Miller
Cooke
Stephensoning
Phillips
Gordon
Ward
BRO
Dealing
Texarkana
Ashdown
Dash
Spraggins
Crocker
Alford
Smith
Monesé
Williams
Texark
Rogers
Jones
Murft
Harrison
Lance
Curry
Singleton
Townley
Mascus
Beck
Dillinger
McWilliams
Hoover
Mur
Epperson
Murf
Bear
Gurdon
Rowe
Fallin
Roberts
Rance
Wright
Florida Derby prospects hit by injury jinx in Buckpasser era
Longlisted injuries shake Eddie Neloy’s Bold and Brave and Buckpasser line as the Florida Derby looms. Graustark, Buckpasser and Poker suffer setbacks while Neloy relocates contenders and Willie Shoemaker weighs mounts. Also included are reports of night sky UFO sightings near Milan Michigan with photos and a brief note on the Wright brothers’ first flight lasting 12 seconds.
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Mallandale
Fla
Neas
Eddie Neloy
Eddie
Buckpasser
Graustark
Ogden Phipps
Bold and Brave
Mrs. Phipps
Sadair
Bold Lad
Neloy
Phipps
Pimlico
Gulfstream Park
New York
Aqueduct
Abe
Stupendous
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Blue Skyer
Wood Memorial
Don Pierce
Hill Rise
Solunar tables guide peak fishing and hunting times
The page presents Solunar Tables adapted from John Alden Knight. It explains Major periods start at the listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, while Minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type. The times use AM and PM.
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John Alden Knight
Scientists Question UFO Sights in Baltimore Convention
Three space scientists challenged the flying saucer phenomenon. Dr Paul Campbell questioned reports as mental images, Dr John Hall doubted primitive sightings by an advanced civilization, and Dr Edward Walsh warned about anxious observers. They spoke at a Baltimore gathering.
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Baltimore, Md
Paul A. Campbell
John S. Hall
Lowell Observatory
Arizona
Edward C. Walsh
Walsh
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Campbell
Hall
Michigan
Crossroads
Oklahoma
Paris
New York
London
Venus
Photos of Objects in the Skies Reported in Michigan
ANN ARBOR Mich AP Deputy Sheriff David Fitzpatrick released photographs showing streaks of light in the southeastern Michigan sky nine days earlier. He described the images as evidence of unidentified flying objects observed moving through the area.
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Fitzpatrick
Milan
Mich
Ann Arbor
Streen
Noel K. Schneider
Frank Manoni
Douglas J. Harvey
Orville Wright
Ann Arbor, Mich
David Fitzpatrick
Michigan
NBA Playoffs East Semifinals Celtics Lead in Cincinnati
In today's schedule no games. The Eastern Semifinal sees Boston at Cincinnati, with Cincinnati leading the best-of-five 2-1. The Western Semifinal features Baltimore at St. Louis, where St. Louis holds a 2-0 series edge.
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Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Top Pros in Greensboro Open Meet
The Greensboro Open pro am at Sedgefield County Club featured Sam Snead Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer. Prize money totaled 5000 for pros and 2500 in merchandise for 150 amateurs. Snead defends his title and seeks a ninth Greensboro crown while Palmer tunes up for the Augusta Masters next week.
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Greensboro
N.C
Sam Snead
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Sedgefield County Club
GGO
Snead
Breensboro
Palmer
Sanders
Thursay
Japs Bar Red Good Will Group
TOKYO AP The Japanese government refused entry to a Communist Chinese good will delegation invited by the Socialist party The government said the visit would harm Japan's interests and its political talks with Japanese socialists would interfere in internal affairs The Socialist party is Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's major opposition party
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Tokyo
Japan
Socialist Party
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
Eisaku Saot
Holdout Twins Reject Final Dodger Offer
Dodgers executives reentered talks with star pitchers Sandy Kou fax and Don Drysdale after offering a one year combined package of 210000. The 32nd day of the holdout saw the players decline the proposed increase citing economics not enough money. Also notes boxing results from Toronto and New York events.
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Bob Myers
LOS Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Florida
New York
Koufax
Drysdale
J. William Hayes
Bavasi
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