Belinsky and Chance Fined Again After Late Arrival
Palm Springs California AP Bo Belinsky and Dean Chance, late to the ballpark by 2% hours, face further fines from Los Angeles Angels manager Bill Rigney. The pair, known for a 5 a.m. Beverly Hills outing last year, blamed a hotel wake up call and reported they ran an hour in the outfield in a spring exhibition with Houston.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bo Belinsky
Dean Chance
Bill Rigney
Los Angeles Angels
Belinsky
Park
Chance
Angels
Beverly Hills
Mamie van Doren
Dean
Albie Pearson
Marv Grissom
Grissom
Houston
Braves Trim 3 Pitchers to Minor Leagues
The Milwaukee Braves reduced to 31 players sending three pitchers to affiliates. Dan Schneider was assigned to Denver in the Pacific Coast League Archie White was returned to Denver and Cecil Butler was sent to Toronto in the International League.
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West Palm Beach
Milwaukee Braves
Dan Schneider
Denver
Archie White
Braves
Cecil Butler
Toronto
Bolero Leads Miami to Montego Bay Yacht Race
Bolero skimmed the heavy seas to hold a 35 mile lead Sunday in the Miami to Montego Bay yacht race as the event continued.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
Miami
Colts Pound Late Belinsky In Six Innings
Bo Belinsky was late to the park and fined likely $500 for a 22 hour tardiness. He allowed four runs eight hits and walked three in six innings as the Angels lost 9-3 to Houston in Palm Springs. Mamie Van Doren and Bill Rigney watched with mixed emotions as Belinsky received a probable penalty.
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Associated Press
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Houston
Palm Springs
Calif
Mamie van Doren
Bill Rigney
Belinsky
Rigney
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ford
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Alaska City Baseball Team Sets 7 30 Meeting at City Hall
The Alaska Wisconsin city baseball team will hold a squad meeting Tuesday at City Hall starting at 7 30 p.m. All players are required to attend this session.
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Alaska
Wis
City Hall
Three Rookies Likely To Stick With Twins
AP reports the Minnesota Twins will open with a 28 man roster led by rookies Fred Lasher Paul Ratliff and Jimmie Hall. Lasher and Ratliff shown spring promise with bat and glove while Hall battles for outfield slots. Other vets and rookies expected to join include Pascual Kaat Kralick Stigman Stange Sullivan Pleis Roggenburk Roland Manning Oliva and more.
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Orlando
Fla
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Twins
Fred Lasher
Paul Ratliff
Jimmie Hall
Lasher
Bismarck- Mandan
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Jack Kralick
Dick Stigman
Ray Moore
Lee Stange
Frank Sullivan
Billy Pleis
Garry Roggenburk
Jim Roland
Jim Manning
Earl Battey
Gerry Zimmerman
Vic Power
Don Mincher
Bernie Allen
Johnny Goryl
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
George Banks
Harmon Killebrew
Lenny Green
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Roggenburk
Roland
Manning
Howe Shines For Detroit On Birthday
Gordie Howe starred on his 35th birthday guiding the Detroit Red Wings to a 4 2 win over the Chicago Black Hawks in the Stanley Cup semifinal. Chicago held a 2 1 series edge as Toronto led Montreal in the other bracket. Hall stopped 44 shots for Chicago while Sawchuk faced 19. Hull broke his nose in the prior game.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Howe
Wings
Glenn Hall
Hall
Rudy Pilous
Hawks
Bobby Hull
al MacNeil
Ron Murphy
Terry Sawchuk
Hull
Buffalo Kegler Tops ABC Singles Leader
Don Whelan of Buffalo returned to bowling after a 13 year break and bowled 27 strikes in 36 to lead the American Bowling Congress classic singles. His 730 series moved him to second in classic all events with 1979 total after his nine games. Whelan, 35, quit bowling at 17 due to losing interest.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Don Whelan
Whelan
Rangers Rehire Sullivan Seeks Improvement Next Season
New York Rangers announce the rehire of coach Red Sullivan on a one year deal. Sullivan says he learned a lot in the half season and aims to be better next year. Rangers were 11-17-8 and fifth in the six team NHL.
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NEW York
Red Sullivan
New York Rangers
Sullivan
Rangers
National Hockey League
Baltimore
Giants Manager Alvin Dark to Receive Sportsmanship Award
Alvin Dark, manager of the National League champion San Francisco Giants, will receive the Sportsmanship Award at the Sportsmanship Brotherhood dinner on Tuesday night.
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NEW York
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Larkin Starts at Third for Parsons College
Fairfield Iowa Freshman Larkin from Black River Falls will start at third base for Parsons College Kelly Greens in a strong Midwest baseball season A defensive standout with a strong throwing arm he moved from shortstop to third Coach Joe Lutz aims to leverage his defense The team travels Florida Georgia Tennessee and Oklahoma facing top teams Rollins College and Georgia Southern NAIA champions 1962
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Fairfield
Iowa
Ev Larkin
Black River Falls
Kelly Greens
Parsons College
Midwest
Larkin
Joe Lutz
Parsons
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Rollins College
Georgia Southern
Pennel Sees Room Left In Vault After Near World Mark
Gainesville AP report shows pole vaulter John Pennel near a world record at 16 feet 4 inches in the Florida Relays. He credited head position and study of film for the extra reach, but grazed the bar and failed to clear.
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Gainesville
Fla
John Pennel
Florida
Memphis
Pennel
Wisconsin Fencers Finish 11th at NCAA Championships
Wisconsin placed 11th with 29 points at the NCAA fencing championships held at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Columbia won the title with 55 points after a two day round robin event.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
University of Wisconsin
Air Forces Academy
Columbia University
Orr Named Cage Coach for UMass Huskies
Orr, a 35 year old former Wisconsin assistant and Illinois Beloit College alum, is appointed head basketball coach at the University of Massachusetts. He previously played in the NBA and AAU, and served as chief aide to UMass during the search among 50 applicants.
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Amherst
Mass
Orr
University of Massachusetts
Johnny Erickson
University
Bas- Wisconsin
Wisconsin
John Orr
Badger
Matt Zunic
Warren McGuirk
Massachusetts
Taylorville
Ill
University of Illinois
Beloit College
Peoria
Rafe Tee
St. Louis Bombers
Waterloo Hawks
NBA
Miami Beach Tests Two Minute Rounds For Boxing
Miami Beach officials will trial two minute rounds to curb boxing deaths. Promoter Chris Dundee supports the move noting the wear in the final minute. The DeJohn versus McAteer bout will shift to two minute rounds and extend from 10 to 12 rounds.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miami Beach Boxing Commission
Chris Dundee
European middleweight title decided in Dortmund bout
In Dortmund Laszlo Papp stopped Peter Mueller to retain the European middleweight title. In New York Jose Gonzales halted Rubin Carter after six rounds. In Mexico City Mantequlia Napoles outpointed Babe Vazquez over ten rounds.
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Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Rubin
Hurricane) Carter
Paterson
Dortmund
Germany
Laszlo Papp
Hungary
Peter Mueller
Papp
Mexico City
Mantequlia Napoles
Cuba
Babe Vasquez
Guenther and Siderowos win international four ball title
Hollywood Florida saw John Guenther of Reading Pennsylvania and Dick Siderowos of Westport Connecticut secure the men's international four ball championship with a best ball score of 70 two under par on Sunday.
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Hollywood
Fla
John Guenther
Reading
Dick Siderows
Westport
Exhibition Standings and Sunday Scores
The American League leads with Los Angeles at 15 7 and Baltimore 14 7 while Cleveland 15 8 and Chicago 14 9 vie. National League shows Houston 12, New York 13 9 and Los Angeles 12 10 amid Sunday results including Los Angeles 10 Cincinnati 8 and Houston 9 Los Angeles 3. Detroit 6 Minnesota 5 also noted.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Minnesota
Houston
Milwaukee
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St.Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Burdette Throws Nine Inning Gem as Braves Blank Orioles
Milwaukee pitcher Lou Burdette tossed nine innings for the first time in spring training and led the Braves to a 7-0 victory over Baltimore. Ty Cline's quick baserunning and a timely two run third inning provided all the offense, with Hank Aaron adding an RBI single. The win improves Milwaukee to 11-11. Baltimore falls to 5-1 in the exhibition slate.
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Miami
Fla
Lou Burdette
Braves
Milwaukee
Camate Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Burdette
Ty Cline
Wisconsin
Orioles
Roy McMillan
Oriole
Mike McCormick
Les Narum
Dave McNally
Denis Menke
Cline
Frank Bolling
Bolling
Hank Aaron
RBI
Aaron
John Orsino
McCormick
Orsino
Joe Torre
Luis Aparicio
West Palm Beach
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Torre
Narum
McNally
W—Burdette
L - McCormick
Oconomowoc Doubles Lead With 1330 in Wisconsin Meet
Warren Reich and Don Bresnehen of Oconomowoc posted 1330 to lead minor doubles in the Wisconsin State Bowling Association tournament at Green Bay. Reich 697 Bresnehen 633 surpassed the 1953 record of 1329 by G Sass and J Sobbalewski. Junior doubles went to Bob Match and Leo Obluck of Milwaukee with 1161. Town Pride Milwaukee led junior team with 2892 and Ken Allen shot 290 in a high single.
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Green Bay
Warren Reich
Don Bresnehen
Oconomowoc
Reich
Bresnehen
G. Sass
J. Sobbalewski
Milwaukee
Bob Match
Leo Obluck
Obluck
Town Pride of
Ken Allen
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