Supreme Court Denies Bail for Carbo in Boxing Conspiracy Case
Justice Douglas blocks bail for Frankie Carbo amid pending Ninth Circuit appeal on conspiracy conviction. He cites danger to witnesses and potential life-term imprisonment, noting past violent history and threats to key witness Blakely. Co-defendants Sica and Palermo also discussed. court contrasts moving force behind the conspiracy.
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Frankie Carbo
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Sica
Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Frank Palermo
Philadelphia
Louis Tom Dragna
West Covina
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Truman Gibson Jr
Chicago
Douklas
New York
California
Ernest A. Tolin
Leonard Blakeley
Jackie Leonard
Blakely
Soberly Inefficient Club Manager Hank Bauer Talks Weary View
In a candid dugout exchange, Hank Bauer discusses the Kansas City Athletics woes, his quiet rage at losses, and his belief the team may drift to Dallas in coming years. He dismisses phenoms, praises a few players, and jokes about Yogi Berra. He emphasizes giving his all and forgetting the rest.
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Bauer Recalls Sieburn 98 RBI Season and White Sox Trade Talk
Baseball conversations reveal talk of Norm Sieburn driving in 98 runs and critique of the White Sox pennant bid. Bauer notes bullpen failures, manager challenges, and a shifted infield with Lumpe Howser and Causey. He also critiques White Sox trades and pitching depth versus hitting.
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Minnie Minoso
Ball Club In Exile Faces Tough Challenge From Yankees Trade Talk
Bauer defends independence from Finley while eyeing young talent and possible Yankees packages. He recalls Casey Stengel’s moves, aims to develop youths for two to three years ahead, and notes the team’s current bleak reach beyond any manager’s control.
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Elston Howard
Charles O. Finley
Casey Stengel
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Yankees
Tracks Face Profit Pressure as California Races Compete
An economist cited by UPI says high fees licenses purses and operating costs threaten Hollywood Park and Santa Anita profits. He urged Los Alamitos to reject a late summer 19 day meet while Stanford Research Institute witness A Kenneth Beggs warned profits at Santa Anita and Hollywood Park will be hard pressed by 1965 even without new competition and cited low attendance and current focus on quarter horse racing at Orange County track.
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UPI
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Calif
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Stanford Research Institute
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State Horse Racing Board
Orange County
Dodgers Rally Past Athletics for 4-1 Victory
In West Palm Beach, the Dodgers beat the Kansas City Athletics 4-1 as two runs in the eighth and two in the ninth capped a late rally. Thad Tillotson earned the win, Bill Fischer took the loss, and Frank Howard delivered a two-run single in the ninth to ice the game.
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Kansas City Athletics
Edad Rakow
Stan Williams
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Williams
Bill Fischer
Thad Tillotson
Ron Perranoski
Frank Howard
Los Angeles
Palm Beach
Fla
Yankees Rout Braves to Extend Win Streak to Nine
The unbeaten Yankees defeated the Braves 10 to 4 to stretch their winning streak to nine games. They produced two big innings and chased starter Bob Shaw early, delivering a strong offensive show at Fort Lauderdale.
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Yankees
Braves
Bob Shaw
Red Sox Rally Beats Indians 2 1 in Scottsdale
Pete Runnels delivered a ninth inning RBI single scoring Lou Clinton as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 2 to 1 at Scottsdale Stadium. Cleveland was limited to four hits by Bill Monbouquette and Mike Fornieles, with Hal Jones driving in the lone Indians run in the second inning.
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Mike Fornieles
Red Sox
Hal Jones
Monboquette
John Romano
Colt 45s Rally to Tie Cactus League Tilt
In Phoenix, Houston Colt 45s battled to a 5 5 tie after a high scoring Cactus League game yesterday. Both teams exchanged runs as pitchers struggled to gain control, with key hits from multiple players keeping the score knotted late.
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Ariz
UPI
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Fre gosis Homers as Angels Halt Cubs Streak in Palm Springs
Los Angeles Angels rookie Jim Fregosi powered a 6-2 win over the Chicago Cubs in Palm Springs. His inside the park homer clutched the lead in the sixth, giving the Angels a spring victory before 1,238 fans. Fregosi collected two hits to lift his spring average to .417.
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Calif
Senators Hold Off White Sox In Dramatic Comeback
Washington Senators edge Chicago White Sox 15 to 12 after nearly surrendering a 15-0 advantage in a game at Pompano Beach Florida. Dave Stenhouse and Carl Bouldin held the Sox scoreless until the eighth inning while Sherm Lollar hit a pivotal three run homer and the Senators tallied in four innings. Strong bats from Long Hinton Lollar and A Smith fueled the rally and Tyriver took the loss while Stenhouse earned the win.
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UPI
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Chicago White Sox
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Dave Stenhouse
Carl Bouldin
Dave Tyriver
Sherm Ilollar
Pompano Beach
Fla
Cardinals edge Reds in Tampa defenses spark rally
St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 as Jim Maloney walked seven in three innings and allowed two unearned runs. The Cardinals built a 2-0 lead without a hit, while Robinson homered for the Reds in the spring tilt played in Tampa Bay.
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Orioles blank Mets in St Petersburg tilt 1-0 win
Veteran righthander Skinny Brown and rookie Tom Baker combined on a six hit shutout as Baltimore beat New York 1-0 in St Petersburg. The Mets dropped to five straight losses and notched their second shutout in nine games.
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Pete Golf Wins Open Despite Course Record Miss
Pete Golf defeats Boynton by two strokes finishing third to Coal and Nichols after brilliant iron play and a rejuvenated putter. A 64 in the final round keeps him two ahead of Boynton as Nichols earns $15,516 last year and Cary Middlecoff lauds Nichols swing. Jer ry Steelsmith also fires a 64 as the $30,000 St. Petersburg Open concludes with top earners listed.
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Bear) Bryant
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University of Kentucky
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Jerry Steelsmith
Nichols Clinches 29th Las Vegas Qualifier at St. Petersburg Open
Bobby Nichols won the St. Petersburg Open to become the 29th qualifier for the 1962 Las Vegas Tournament of Champions. The Desert Inn event runs May 3-6 and features top players including Sam Snead Mike Souchak Arnold Palmer Butch Baird and Gene Littler among others.
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Don January
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Gay Brewer
Earl Stewart
Dave Hill
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Jack Fleck
Eric Monti
Bob McCallister
Joe Campbell
George Knudson
Phil Rodgers
Tommy Jacobs
Bo Wininger
Nichols sweeps golf title with eight birdies
Tex led after two rounds and was tied for the lead after the third. Nichols shot eight birdies with no bogeys to win first prize of 2800. Boynton finished second with 274 totaling 1900, while Goalby placed third for 1400. Souchak and Ragan tied for fourth with 66s and Barnum 68.
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Dave Ragan
John Barnum
Twins trim roster before Mets game
The Minnesota Twins reduced their roster by five players after a light practice in Orlando. Pitchers Gary Dotter Joe Bolinski Pete Cimino Joe Gocek and Jim Rantz were optioned to the farm club in Fernandina Beach Florida.
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UPI
Minnesota Twins
New York Mets
Gary Dotter
Joe Bolinski
Pete Cimino
Joe Gocek
Jim Rantz
Fernandina Beach
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