Giants Favored by Rigney and Others in Early Spring Picks
Palm Springs AP Billy Rigney of the Los Angeles Angels backs the Giants to win the National League pennant, declaring them the best team with the best 25 players. Scottsdale AP Ted Williams predicts Horton will be a top hitting prospect for the Red Sox in their Winston-Salem farm setup. Tucson AP Birdie Abbots recalls a raise offer from Tom Yawkey and the computer that helped plan a higher salary. Wakeland AP Sandy Koufax shows form as Dodgers prep for 1963, pitching 10 innings in an exhibition while Chicago beats Sarasota 5-4. Koufax expects to be ready for the mound next time.
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Marquette St Louis NIT clash fans barred grudge talk
In the NIT quarterfinal at Madison Square Garden Marquette meets St Louis in a matchup shadowed by a past clash over recruitment. Providence battles Miami of Florida as the other quarterfinal, while Marquette striker Dave Erickson plays hurt with a cast on.
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Detroit Underdog in 1968 Olympic Bid
Detroit in race for 1968 Olympics with Gov. Romney and Mayor Cavanaugh leading. USOC backs Detroit as top American bid but IOC likely favors European site, official says. Detroit vows to fight in Nairobi with hopes to secure hosting duties.
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George Romney
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USOC
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Nairobi
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Exhibition Standings and Monday Results Summary
The standings show teams leading in the American and National Leagues with scores and records, followed by Monday results from games in various cities. Notable performances include New York and Baltimore in tense showings, plus multiple matchups and future games scheduled across spring training venues.
City Bowling Results Show Mixed League Scores At Thunderbird
Local bowling reports list high games and series across leagues at Thunderbird Lanes and Holiday Bowl. Notable performances include Neal Goode 244 game and Fowler's Trophies 2433 in team play, with Katy-K and High Rollers among top teams, and Norman Petersen posting 607 in junior senior action.
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Cocacola Bantam
Thunderbird Lanes
Mike Petersen
Mik Petersen
Flintstones
the Leaders
Stooges
Neal Goode
Frankie Ledford
Emily Schneider
Fowler's Trophies
Shirley’s Beauty Shop
Pollard Baptist
Summit
Cocacola
Norm Petersen
Cin
Yv Stein
Cindy Stein
Bryant Support Grows After Georgia Spill Probe
The Article details Gov. Sanders ordered a state investigation after the Georgia controversy involving coach Bud Bryant and Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant. Georgia coach Johnny Griffith and UGA president O C Aderhold were named along with writer Frank Graham Jr. as the source of the Post story. George Burnett said he passed the facts to Bob Edwards to relay to Griffith. Alabama trustees voiced strong support for Bryant as investigations proceed.
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Post
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Carl E. Sanders
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Alabama
George Burnett
Atlanta
Burnett
Bob Edwards
Today not Tomorrow sound advice for protection
A Woodmen Accident and Life Company representative warns that accidents or sickness can strike unexpectedly and urges readers to protect their earning power now with complete information available. The ad emphasizes immediate action and financial safety through the insurer.
Beavers Meet Beavers in Tough Oregon State Preview
Cincinnati Powless praised Oregon State guards Terry Baker and seven foot Mel Counts after their hot start and big game against Arizona. He noted Baker's dual football excellence and Counts as a wiry big man who scored 26 with 18 boards recently. He added Oregon State ranks in the top 10 nationally in defense.
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