Wininger Wins Greater New Orleans Open Crown
Bo Wininger birdied the 15th to seize and hold the lead, erasing Bob Rosburg's early 2-stroke edge at Lakewood Country Club. Wininger finished 72 holes at 279, three strokes ahead of Rosburg and Tony Lema, earning $6,400 for the victory in the $40,000 tournament.
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Bo Wininger
Wininger
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Lakewood Country Club
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Tony Lema
Palmer
Oklahoma
William S. Janin
Zimmer Vows To Swing Easy At Dodgers Spring Camp
Don Zimmer declares a more selective approach as spring drills begin in Dodgertown. The Dodgers, led by Walt Alston, beat the Dressen Dragons 9-2 and 4-2 in two camp games with Zimmer contributing three hits and showing versatile infield use.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Donny-Boy
Don Zimmer
Dodgertown
Dodger
Walt Alston
Zip
Alston
Durocher Dandies
Dressen Dragons
Cincinnati Reds
Zimmer
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Utility
Clay Jones to Shift Training in New York Ahead of MSG Showdown
Cassius Clay and Doug Jones will shift training to New York this week for their heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on March 13. Clay arrives Wednesday from Miami Beach, Florida, and Jones will move from Pleasantville, New Jersey on Thursday.
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New York
UPI
Cassius Clay
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Clay
Miami Beach
Fla
Jones
Pleasantville
N.J
Oklahoma City area Class AA playoffs loom with four games
Four Oklahoma City teams clash for regional Class AA berths in tonight’s openers at Northwest gymnasium. Putnam City tops U S Grant 51 43 Northwest over Harding 64 44 Capitol Hill 68 58 and Douglass 69 48 over Southeast.
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Northwest
Putnam City
Capitol Hill
Douglass
U. S. Grant
Harding
John Marshall
Southeast
Clinton
Edmond
Bulldogs
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Guthrie
Oklahoma City Central
Star - Spencer
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Classen
Woodward
Alva
Guyman
Elk City
Bears sign Rutgers QB Yaksick as defensive back candidate
The Chicago Bears signed Rutgers quarterback Bob Yaksick as a defensive halfback possibility for the 1963 season. Yaksick, Rutgers' most valuable player, led the team in total offense tackles and interceptions.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Bears
Rutgers
Bob Yaksick
Yaksick
Woodman Life Insurance Ad Prods Family Income Plan
The message asks if stepping out of the picture would allow the family to live as desired with current life insurance. It offers a program check and a call today to discuss options from Woodman Accident and Life Company.
Friars Show Hot Offense Set For NIT
Providence College parades a strong fast break led by Vinnie Ernst and Jim Stone as coach Joe Mullaney praises a balanced five man attack. The 19 4 Friars aim to extend a 10 game win streak into a first round NIT bye and tip off against Fairfield before a Brown finale. Ernst Stone Thompson Flynn Kowalski form a potent lineup with defense and distribution driving the offense.
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Providence College
Friars
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Jimmy Stone
Fairfield
Brown
Providence
John Thompson
Bob Kowalski
Ernest
Stone
Mullaney
Ernst
Ray Flynn
Thompson
Flynn
Vinnie
Kowalski
Massachusetts
Tulsa retires No. 24 honoring James King
Tulsa University retires the No. 24 worn by James King after his final game. King played three seasons for the Hurricanes, scoring 1,119 points to rank as the program’s fourth all time scorer.
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TULSA
Tulsa University
James King
Lavorante Set For Return Trip To Argentina
Heavyweight boxer Alejandro Lavorante, in a coma for over five months, is cleared for transfer from a Los Angeles hospital to Buenos Aires. His father was authorized by Superior Court to remove him, with doctors agreeing a medical escort and special travel arrangements may be required before release.
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Los Angeles
Alejandro Lavorante
Argentina
Lavorante
Alejandro Lavorante Sr
Buenos Aires
Ditmar Seeks Return With Yankees After 1960 Mistakes
Hank Ditmar is in Yankee camp on a trial basis as Ralph Houk weighs him against potential lefty Whitey Ford and past missteps by Casey Stengel. Ditmar retired 12 of 13 in a strong camp debut while Pappas and Face suffered injuries in drill as opening exhibition season nears.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Art Ditmar
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Ditmar
Whitey Ford
Ford
Pirates
Kansas City
A’s
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Houk
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Yanks
Phillies
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Roy Face
Pappas
Face
Phillips 66ers to meet Army All-Stars in Bartlesville
The Phillips 66ers, national AAU champions, face undefeated Army All-Stars Tuesday and Wednesday in Bartlesville. Army has 14 straight wins under Hal Fischer. Phillips stands 31-3. Both squads invited to the National AAU Tournament opening March 20 in Denver.
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Bartlesville
Phillips 66Ers
Army
Cardinals Vikings Preseason Benefit Game Planned
The St. Louis Cardinals and Minnesota Vikings will meet in a preseason game on September 6 to benefit Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital.
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Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
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