Canadiens tighten grip in NHL East race amid Detroit brawl
Norm Altman scored his 29th and 30th goals as Detroit, last in the East, upset by Montreal 5-2 while New York blanked Chicago 4-0. Ferguson drew five penalties, clashed with Red Wings players, and left with a 12-stitch head wound. Ed Giacomin held the Red Wings to two goals, Vic Hadfield scored twice for the Rangers, and Philadelphia and Oakland fought to a 1-1 tie in Madison Square Garden.
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Nonce IK
Philly Leads Celtics as Greer Scores 43 in 133 127 Win
Hal Greer scored 43 points to lift the Philadelphia 76ers over the Boston Celtics 133 127 at Boston Garden, extending a five and a half game lead. Larry Siegfried and Bill Cunningham were ejected for fighting. Celtics fans and players clashed amid the game.
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Bill Cunning
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Rowe Pitches Rockets Past LB Tigers in Exhibition
Don Rowe limited LB Tigers to one hit over the final three innings to steer the Long Beach Rockets to a 5-1 exhibition victory Sunday at Blair Field. The Tigers offense struggled as Rockets capitalized on early runs and solid pitching to seal the win.
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Bruins Tie Scoring Record In 9-3 Win Over Blues
Eddie Shack scored a hat trick as the Boston Bruins crushed the St. Louis Blues 9-3 breaking their own season scoring record. John Bucyk added two goals, Jon McKenzie and others contributed as the Bruins posted a dramatic 14,310 capacity crowd.
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Boston
John Bucyk
Mantle Works Toward Immortality Among Yankees
In Fort Lauderdale Mickey Mantle talks of chasing Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig as his career arc continues. He notes reaching 510 homers, aiming for 521 to tie Ted Williams and 534 to pass Jimmy Foxx, while Willie Mays and Ruth loom beyond reach. Mantle recalls rookie awe, praises DiMaggio, and explains his adjustment to first base and durable play despite weak legs, aided by tape and discipline.
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Mickey Mantle
Bate Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
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Gehrig
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Lou
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Jimmy Foxx
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Stick
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DiMadge
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DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Bob Mowse
Yogi Berra
Moose Skowron
Elie Howard
Ralph Houk
Chaparrals Catch Fire Top Amigos
The Chaparrals surged in the second quarter to beat the Anaheim Amigos 128 to 114 Sunday night. Dallas moved ahead with bursts of points and held a 67 to 55 halftime edge as the visitors failed to recover the rally.
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Anaheim Amigos
Workmen repair Spectrum roof amid wind threats
Workmen braved 31 mph gusts to complete temporary repairs on Spectrum roof sections after high winds damaged the venue for the second time in two weeks. Philadelphia officials planned a meeting today to discuss fastening clamps for a permanent roof to prevent further closures of the $12 million sports complex housing the 76ers and Flyers. The Spectrum closed for three days after a 360 square foot section of roofing material blew away on February 17.
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NBA 76Ers
NHL Flyers
Vasa Loppet Ski Race Sets Record With Stefansson Victory
Janne Stefansson of Suelen wins Mora Sweden Vasa Loppet for the sixth time in four hours 38 minutes 49 seconds the race covering 55 miles. Bengt Karlsson finishes one minute back as about 8 100 skiers from 4 nations start and nearly 7 000 reach Mora midpoint. Stitches needed by Sten Mikita after collision with Orland Kurtenbach in Sunday night game.
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Tony ‘Tapio
Janne Stefansson
Mora
Sweden
Stefansson
Suelen
Bengt Karlsson
Orland Kurtenbach
New-York Rangers
Kurtenbach
Top 10 College Scores and Matchups Report
A fragmented preview lists college basketball results and upcoming games. It mentions Princeton Kentucky New Mexico Wyoming Xavier North Carolina and other teams with scores like 105, 93, 57, and 75, while noting matchups and venues in a busy late season roundup.
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Hew
Mexico
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Emehls
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Brite
LA Pee Tee
Hubbard Says Spitball Rule Hard to Enforce
Cal Hubbard, American League umpire in chief, said the new spitball rule seems unworkable and unlikely to be enforced. The rule bars pitchers from touching their mouths and provides one warning before possible ejection from the game. Hubbard, who will preside at a Tampa meeting of AL umpires Tuesday, said umpires do not want the rule as written.
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Hubbard
Tampa
Ise Norton
Chicago White Sox
Lakewood Aquatics Meet Highlights and Oddities
Lakewood Aquatics SPAAU meet reports scattered results and names among odd phrases and garbled lines. The piece mentions swimmers such as Hil, Cutlerity, Battt, and Mikey with unclear times, plus scattered references to coaches, officials, and a legal sports debate on a spitball rule. It also drifts to MLB and other spring training notes mentioning Detroit Tigers, Hanshin Tigers, and Davenport's team in Arizona.
49er Swimmers End season with Fresno State win
Cal State Long Beach undefeated in dual meets after beating Fresno State 72 to 40 to close the season with an 8-2 record. Freshman Julio Arcango of Colombia set a school record in the 1 000 freestyle with a 10 28 38 effort during the Fresno meet as the 49ers prepare for the CCAA tournament starting Thursday in San Luis Obispo.
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49Ers
San Luis Obispo
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Columbia
Fresno
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