Adcock Lifts Indians With Two Homer Power In Tucson
Indians acquire Joe Adcock from Milwaukee in exchange for Frank Funk and Don Dillard. Adcock hit two three run homers and added a single as Cleveland beat Houston 11 3 in an exhibition. Tebbetts praised the new slugger and forecast big home run numbers for the season.
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Associated Press
Joe Adcock
Birdie Tebbetts
Indians
Tebbets
Cleveland Reservation
Milwaukee
Braves
Adcock
Frank Funk
Don Dillard
Cleveland
Houston
Tucson
Tebbetts
Big Newk Seeks Return To Pro Baseball Dragons Interest
Don Newcombe of the Chunichi Dragons faces a hopeful future as he recounts scouting efforts in Japan and a pending deal that could bring two major leaguers to join him in spring training. The Newark resident details life in Japan, his pitching stint, and his slow pace toward securing a return to the majors with the Dragons or other clubs.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Don Newcombe
Chunichi Dragons
Big Newk
Japan
Newark
New Jersey
Newk
Brooklyn
Jim Marshall
Bob Nieman
Florida
Dodgers
Newcombe
Nagoya
Larry Doby
Doby
Dragons
Howe Hall Receive Trophies For NHL Play
In 1962-63 the NHL season crowned scoring champ Gordie Howe of Detroit and goalie Glenn Hall of Chicago with major prizes. Howe won the Art Ross with a league record 86 points, 38 goals and 48 assists, plus bonuses totaling 2,000 dollars. Hall earned the Vezina for fewest goals against among top-appearances and additional half-season bonuses, edging Toronto’s Johnny Bower for second place in the awards.
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Montreal
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Glenn Hall
Chicago Black Hawks
Howe
Art Ross
Hall
Toronto
Johnny Bower
Alma Center Wins Volleyball Crown in Regional Tournament
Alma Center Lincoln, 8-1, captured the WIAA regional volleyball crown here Saturday and advances to sectional competition. Taylor finished second at 7-2 with Augusta and Osseo also competing in the Osseo, Wisconsin event.
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Osseo
Wis
Alma Center
Lincoln
Taylor
Augusta
Taylor Banquet Set For Tuesday Night
Taylor Commercial Club will sponsor an athletic banquet at the high school Tuesday night April 2. Tickets available from Taylor businessmen. Guest speaker will be Rev. Wilbert Winkler. The band mothers will serve.
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Taylor
Wis
Taylor Commercial Club
Wilbert Winkler
Band Mothers
First Time PGA Winners Named From 1960s Tour Brief
Report lists first time PGA winners from last season including Phil Rodgers Bob By Nichols Al Johnston Jack Nicklaus Al Geiberger Tony Lema and John Barnum, highlighting new names on the tour.
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Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
al Johnston
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Tony Lema
John Barnun
East West Star Game to be played in Lexington Ky
The West squad led by Ken Charlton and Bill Green faces star opponents Art Heyman Jerry Harkness and Nate Thurmond in the East West college All Star game in Lexington. Harold Anderson and Cliff Wells expect a toss up with defense key to victory as proceeds go to the Naismith Hall of Fame in Springfield.
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Lexington
Cliff Wells
David
Goliath
Wells
Art Heyman
Duke
Jerry Harkness
Chicago
Loyola
Tom Thacker
Cincinnati
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Jimmy Ray
Indiana
Rocky Mountain Area
Ken Charlton
Colorado
Bill Green
Colorado State
Heyman
Thorn
Harkness
Thurmond
Thacker
Tulane
Harold Anderson
Anderson
Charlton, Green
Lyle Harger
Houston
Gary Hill
Oklahoma
City University
Willie, Brown
Texas Western
Nolen Ellison
Kansas
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield
Mass
Boxing results from several cities show multiple stoppages and decisions
In Philadelphia Joey Giardello outpointed Ernie Burford in a 10 round decision. Rudy Davis knocked out Billy Tisdale in Lewiston. Gary McLendon stopped Santos Flores in Miami. Henry Hank knocked out Dick Young in Oakland. William von Homburg stopped Pete Gonzales in Hollywood. Vincente Dorado outpointed Aissa Hashas in Paris. Exhibitions saw St Louis edging Chicago A 4 3, Detroit topping Washington 17 3, New York A 5 Los Angeles N 2, Baltimore over Pittsburgh 5 4 in 10 innings, Philadelphia over Minnesota 2 0, Kansas City defeated Cincinnati 11 4, New York N beat Milwaukee 4 3 in 11, Chicago N beat Los Angeles A 7 4, Cleveland over Houston 11 3, Boston defeated San Francisco 4 2.
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Philadelphia
Paul Brown
Minnesota
Clearwater
Bubba Phillips
Detroit
Washington
Pompano Beach
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Milwaukee
St. Petersburg
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Mark Belanger
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vero Beach
Boston
San Francisco
Scottsdale
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Tampa
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Mesa
Mets
Bob Cerv
Johnny Klippstein
Angels
Leo Burke
Joey Giardello
Ernie Burford
Memphis
Tenn
Lewiston
Rudy Davis
Billy Tisdale
Bridgeport
Calif
William von Homburg
Germany
Pete Gonzales
Los Angeles
Paris
Vincente Dorado
Argentina
Aissa Hashas
France
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Houston
Ga Crosse Tribune March 26, 1963 item
Local Ga Crosse Tribune issue dated March 26 1963 reports community notices and brief regional news items delivered to readers via RFD on March 27.
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Ga Crosse Tribune
Rejected Signal Cost Willey His Chance, He Says
Carl Willey says his 1962 season collapsed after he refused a sign to knock down a batter, ending his run with Milwaukee and leading to his sale to the New York Mets. He cites bullpen duties and a desire to pitch regularly as behind his unhappiness with the Braves.
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Willey
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Carl Willey
Braves
Birdie Tebbets
New York Mets
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Tebbetts
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Milwaukee Post
Cleveland
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Hashman Wins All England Badminton Women’s Title
Judy Hashman formerly Judy Devlin of Baltimore won her seventh All England women’s championship by defeating Angela Bairstow 11-5 11-9. Hashman, living in England, surpassed her father Frank Devlin’s six men’s crowns. In the men’s final Erland Kops of Denmark beat Channarong Ratana-Saeng-Suang of Thailand 15-7 15-7 to take the title.
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London
Judy Hashman
Judy Devlin
Baltimore
Angela Bairstow
England
Frank Devlin
Erland Kops
Denmark
Channarong Ratana-Saeng-Suang
Thailand
Butts Files $10 Million Libel Suit Against Post
Investigation into alleged rigging of a college football game continues after Wallace Butts, former Georgia athletic director, sues Curtis Publishing Co. for $10 million in federal court. The suit accuses the Saturday Evening Post of publishing a libelous article claiming Butts shared Georgia secrets with Paul Bryant before a Sept. 22 game Alabama won 35-0.
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Atlanta
Wallace Butts
Georgia Athletic
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Post
George Burnett
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Burnett
Georgia
Bryant
The
Johnny
Semifinal Round Set In Stanley Playoffs
The NHL Stanley Cup semifinals begin tonight in Toronto and Chicago as top regular season teams host. Toronto, league champion, faces Montreal Canadiens who finished third, while runner-up Chicago hosts fourth-place Detroit Red Wings in best of seven openers.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Chicago
Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Western Wisconsin Meeting Friday Night
Melrose Wisconsin hosts the annual spring meeting of the Western Wisconsin baseball league Friday night at 8 in Rose Cafe. League members and teams interested in joining are invited to send representatives to attend.
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Melrose
Wis
Western Wisconsin Baseball League
Baseball League
Forrest Wins Individual Scoring Title in 1963 State Tourney
Cloquet guard Mike Forrest led the 1963 Minnesota state high school basketball tournament in scoring with a 27.3 point average over three games. Teammate Dave Meisner was runner up at 22.0, Terry Porter of Marshall 21.0, with Gerry Suman of Bemidji 19.3 and Alan Redman of Wells 19.0 next. Marshall and Cloquet each placed three on the all tournament team.
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Minneapolis
Cloquet
Mike Forrest
Dave Meisner
Terry Porter
Marshall
Bemidji
Gerry Suman
Wells
Alan Redman
Tigers
Porter
Loren Johnson
John Nefstead
Forrest
Meisner
Dennis Breitbarth
Suman
Redman
Anoka
Bill Erickson
Bloomington
Bobby Kelly
Sauk
Joe Schmiesing
Gary Gilbert
T. Schultz
Hartman
Austin
Nefstead
Marsh
Johnson
Black Hawks Finish Second In NHL Standings
The Chicago Black Hawks finish second with 81 points after a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins and Detroit tops Toronto 3-2 as Gordie Howe lands his sixth scoring title with 86 points. Glenn Hall earns the Vezina Trophy in a tight race for goalie with the fewest goals against.
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Chicago
Glenn Hall
Hawks
Boston Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Wings
Howe
Hall
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Big Joe Adcock
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Edward L. Quinn
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Jerre
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Georgia Bureau of Investigation
American Academy of Polygraph
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Mitchell WerBell
Ragsdale
Sidney McMain
Quinn
Paul Bryant
Donald F. O'Donnell
U.S Senate
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Pierre Howard
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