Rookie's HR Paces Yanks in Exhibition Victory
The New York Yankees defeated Cincinnati 6-2 in an exhibition game before 6,506 at Tampa. Rookie Tom Haller hit a two run homer and added key plays as New York built an early lead. The event featured several rookies and notable performances across the day’s slate.
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New York Yankees
Fez
Cinerneti
Tampa
Fin
Giants
Tom Haller
Cleveland
Boston
Earl Grant
Red Sox
Indians
Jim Grant
Bosox
Jim Bunning
Milwaukee
Bunning
Detroit
Roy McMillan
Wes Colington
Washington
Braves
Raule
Bob Buhl
Deluxe Earl
Torgeson
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bob Miller
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Athletics
Twins
Tuns
Exhibition Scoreboard Reveals Mixed Results Across Meet
An exhibition scoreboard from Orlando lists multiple archers and runners from various clubs including Tampa, New York, and Chicago. Notable names appear with scores and placements across numerous events, signaling a broad, status-heavy meet with standout performances and several near-misses.
Atlanta 500 Won by Burdick at Atlanta International Speedway
Bob Burdick of Omaha won the Atlanta 500 stock car race at Atlanta International Speedway with an average speed of about 124.4 mph earning $15.90. Ralph Barghart of Kannapolis finished close behind, while Marvin Panch and Kuetsall Raherts, both Pontiacs from Daytona Beach, Fla, were among favorites. Raherts claimed victory in the 80th lap after line trouble. Panch finished sixth.
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Atlanta
UPI
Bob Burdick
Omaha
Neb
Ponhac
Awanta International Speedway
Burdick
Pontike
Ralph Barghart
Kannapolis NC
Marvin Panch
Kuetsall Raherts
Bastona Beach
Fla
Raherts
Panch
Roberts
Fox Panch
Als
Ine Weatherly
Norfolk
al Ehmaratel
Job Weltview
al Moutiac
DARN SAFE GOES TUESDAY AT MIDPOINT CARD
Santa Anita harness action slows for Easter week with nine races daily and a Bruce Burd rivalry slate. Darn Safe heads the odds in Tuesday’s Bradbury Trot as Corsage Hanover and Cams B challenge, while Saturday hosts the $20,000 California Trot and the inaugural $12,500 Spring Sophomore Trot with Duke Rodney Eddie Duke Hurry Back and Wintertime among hopefuls.
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Aurway Sylne Ocean
California
Senator Frost
Charming Barbara
Carnlog
Bradbury
Corsage Hanover
Cams B
Duke Rodney
Eddie Duke
San Diego
Poplar Sonny
Meadow
Helene
Raider Frost
Long Beach City
LBSC
San Jose State
Blair Field
UCLA
Marine Stadium
Vickings
Joe Hick
Diamond
Fullerton
Southern California Relays
Cerritos College
LECC
Mighty horse dies at Caliente race track on backstretch
Born Mighty, former C. V. Whitney star, collapsed at the 10th race in Agua Caliente Mexico. Jockey Warren Tergison escaped injury. Beatnik won after Nuyer was disqualified. Payoffs: Beatnik 23.60 6.80 3.60, Rexecutive 3.80 2.60, Nuyer 3.00. Betting pool totals and crowd size noted.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
UPI
Horn Mighty
C. V. Whitney Star
Caliente Race Track
Warren Tergison
Beatnik
Nuyer
Don Hunt
The
Mutuals
Red Wings Win 2-0 in Semi Final Shootout
Gordie Howe and Val Fonteyne scored third period goals to lift the Detroit Red Wings to a 2-0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs, giving Detroit a 2-1 edge in the Stanley Cup semi final series.
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Red Wings
Detroit
UPI
Gordie Howe
Val Fonteyne
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Wings
NL Hockey Results cis alt 1 eile over
Readable fragment lists hockey results from the NL league with abbreviated team names and scores. The note mentions Eile as a participant and hints at a finalized score line, but details are incomplete and not all teams or periods are shown.
Player's Bird Nips Palmer on No 18 in Sunshine Open
South African player with flaming red trousers wins the Sunshine Open after a clutch birdie on the 488 yard final hole. Arnold Palmer makes a late surge but falls one stroke short as Mike Soucink finishes third at 275 and Dave Ragan shares runner-up at 278.
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Miami
Red Pants
Arnold
Palmer
King Boros
Cray Brewerer
Bayshore
Mike Soucink
Hart A
Dave Ragan
Ragan
Horos
Padres Blanks Orioles as Dodgers loom in 1960s ball
Orioles' lineup and pitching strength are examined against the Dodgers, with notes on Ron Han, Brooks Robinson, and Hoyt Wilhelm. Manager Harmon Richards warns that baseball remains unpredictable and no one should take outcomes for granted.
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Scolisdale
Orioles
Yankees
Data Tatas
Ron Han
Wilhamy
Oriadale
Jim Gentile
Dodgers
Val Sen
Foote Merete
Mediv Weil
Euien
Sifernaen A
Brooks Robinson
Marvcan Gans
Wlckuig Gan
Oriole
Triandos
Ichuck Estrada
Jack Fisher
Milt Pappas
Steve Barker
Hoyt Wilhelm
Richards
Masjers
Campbell Sparkles in Rocket Win over St Mary's
Bob Campbell of Long Beach threw five spotless innings at Blair Field as the Rockets defeated St. Mary's of Los Angeles 4 0. Ev Pearson delivered a two run double and Long Beach piled up seven hits with Pearson leading the team.
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Bob Campbell
Long Beach
Rockets
St. Mary's of
Los Angeles
Blair Field
Ev Pearson
Pearson
Caliente Results and Race Day Details Across Meet
Campbell returns from the Marines to allow three aboard and score two Rockets runs while adding a safe hit. The report covers multiple races with lineups, scratches, and times, naming drivers and horses like Rockety, Al Price, and Lady of Egypt. It notes daily payouts and a long list of participants, places, scores, and contingencies from the state fair or track meet.
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Campbell
Marines
Rockets
Danny Adams
MDA
John Zimmer
Mit
St. Mary
Tara
al Price
Erence
Mime OH
Valenzuela
mMerv
Abe
Gonzalen
Diproire
Kies Gan
Bian
Gal
Sasa
Michela
Sunshine Tip
Moss
Tarlton
Fern
Fis
Hunt
Dever
Vanes
Ta Prides
Ashtard
Hopkint
Cammhell
Brenaty Iath
Camatell
Avnainie Welch
Chaitra Si
Emir Hin
Beef Barna
Unwuaiinhie
Tocker Uh Rahi
Milo Anc
Earmack
Tucker Ang Graham
Milo
Tn Og Daniels Kite
Jones Tyar
Yaka Ore
Ganzhier Sm Meeker
Ang Aimecy
Kenmerst
Bater
Uiautine
Welangh
Chad Fen
Cantarin Iannes Ghanty City
F.nuyer
Gonzales Reve
Klose 'Ean
Cantaria Sm
Ibuniernue
Galachi
Artable
Cabstello
Tonto Bars Hank Returns to Alamitos Race Course
Tonto Bars Hank, the 1960 sensational two year old with a $93,863 bankroll, rests at Los Alamitos ahead of the 25 day meeting opening April 10. Trainer Pat Simpson says Hank is fit and steady to race and better than ever after a stomach muscle injury during the Kindergarten Stakes.
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Tonto
Hank
Moneybags
Los Alamitos Race Course
Idie
Los Alamitos
iTonto
Elsinore
California
Pat Simpson
Simpson
Tonto Bars Hank
Balfour's Goal Sends Hawks To Overtime Victory
Chicago Black Hawks beat Montreal 2-1 in overtime to take a 2-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup semifinals. Murray Balfour tallied his second goal at 52:12 of OT after a 1-1 regulation deadlock, with the game stretching into three power periods.
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Chicago
UPI
Murray
Balfour
Chicago Black Hawks
Victe Tory
Montreal
Pivel
Fishing Facts Kernoint Landing
Fishing notes describe various catches and locations including oats, halibut, and boat activity. Mentions Pacific Landing and several numbers that appear to reference weights or counts alongside references to passengers and timings. The readable text is fragmented.
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Mo Haesaceda
Ralibed
Saint Nine Opens Season With Serra At Blair Field
Saint Anthony high school baseball begins its first full game night Tuesday against Serra in a Catholic League clash at Blair Field at 7 30. Saint Anthony seeks a strong league start after two straight shutouts, while Serra aims to rebound from a mixed opener. Also on the prep sports slate, Southern California spike enthusiasts compete at the Bellflower National Records meet starting at 6 p.m.
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St. Anthony High
Saints
Serra
Blair Field
St. Anthony
Southern California
Nitehawks Open Spring Training in Park Ave Field Start
World champion Lowel Beach Nitehawks begin spring training Tuesday night at 7 15 at Park Ave Field Workouts run each Tuesday and Friday until the regular season Crowding in returning players with changes as new talent may try out at the first practice announced by coach Joe Rodgers
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Lowel Beach Nitehawks
Park Ave
Hawks
Mansioner
Joe Rodgers
Local Girl Wins U S Badminton Final
Cindy Root of Philadelphia rallied past Diane Monte of Long Beach 4-11 11-4 1-1 to capture the United States junior badminton girls singles crown in Boston. Tyna Bartiniga and Caroline Jensen of Port Angeles won the 15 and under doubles, defeating Judy Pajares and Sue Vening 15-8 15-2.
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U.S
Boston
Cindy Root
Philadelphia
Diane Monte
Long Beach
United State
Badmintoa
Yankees fine Ryne Buren for curfew breach in Florida
The New York Yankees fined pitcher Ryne Buren 250 dollars after he reported breaking training curfew in St. Petersburg two weeks earlier. The incident was announced Sunday in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
New York Yankees
Ryne Buren
St. Petersburg
Lucas named MVP as Cincinnati topples Ohio State in final
Jerry Lucas leads all tournament selections with 54 of 58 votes as Cincinnati defeats Ohio State 70 to 65 to win the NCAA final. Carl Boudlin and Bob Wiesenhahn key Cincinnati support, while Jack Egan and Larry Siegfried earn spots on the all tournament team.
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Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Buckeyes
Lucas
Carl Boudlin
Bob Wiesenhahn
Jack Egan
St. Joseph's
Larry Siegfried
Bill McGill
Utah
John Havlicek
Tom Thacker
Tony Yates
Jim Lynam
Winnie Ernst
Johnny Egan
Providence College
Ernst
Suggs Wins by 2 Strokes at Bradenton Open
BRADENTON, Fla. Suggs captured the Bradenton Women's Open by two strokes, earning 1,247.35 dollars for a 72-hole event. Mickey Wright posted a 69 to finish second, totaling 295 strokes for the tournament as Bet ay Rawls and others trailed in the field.
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Ee Oes
Palmer
Gary Player
Wik
Sonat
Boony
Drury
Enea Pan
Peters
Stanilings
Teen el Mart
Dan Hva
Nammee
Lana
Mayer
Ben Brye
Ann Frank Baye Sen
Hee Jonson
Conathy
Baal Ely
Drumsnte
Hawkins
Bradenton
Fla
Sages
Sea Island
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Betay Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Iain Rawls
Meg Ee Ze
Sarin Sen
Mire
Lea” Emulk
Faas
Soek
Boenyfrat
Prue Kama Whetar
Barbara Bamace
Ane Prentice Bally Brea
Betty Jameson Murle
Mary Jane Ae
Armstrong
Tata Tei Rewari
Turner wins first ever CA hat rod race main
Turner captures the 30-lap main event at Santa Ana in a Sunday race, marking his first career win in the CA hat rod series. The chaotic meet at Gardena and nearby tracks featured rival drivers and mixed results as Turner secured the celebratory victory.
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Turner
CJA
John Turner
Santa Ana
Weetern
Gardena Yraphe
Alkibsan
Beorey
Nemiend
Nent
Enn Garces
Steve Wenneg
van Servirm
Aseh
Ceens AH Haves
Ink Austin
Townyrn
Pavaiter
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Terry Mmcbewtt
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Sykes Hernia Control Service
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Edwin Ahlquist
Sonny Liston
Ingemar Johansson
Goteborg
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Harry Rudolph
Eastern Basketball League
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Oregon State University
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Neil Johnston
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Tony Spies
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Roger Taylor
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Les Lane
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San Francisco
Tom Meschery
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Ivy
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Pater
Fuzz Harris
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