Koufax and Drysdale Open Dodgers Spring Primed
Dodgers stars Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale impressed in exhibition games with six innings of no hit ball and six shutout innings respectively as Los Angeles dominated Cleveland 3-0 and the Indians 6-0. Koufax eyed a Wednesday start while Drysdale aimed for Friday.
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Diamond Results From Chicago to San Francisco
A dense schedule of baseball results lists games across leagues and cities. Key showings include Chicago, New York, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Minnesota, Houston, Los Angeles and Cleveland with various scores and extra innings noted.
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Dobbs In Line For Grid Job
El Paso Texas Western coach Bobby Dobbs says he will not discuss the Army West Point coaching vacancy beyond a telephone talk with Col Ray Murphy. Dobbs and Murphy met in El Paso to discuss the post, opened after Paul Dietzel resigned. Dobbs will confer again with Murphy.
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Celtics, Hawks Triumph In Playoff Clashes
The Celtics and Hawks won key playoff games. Boston rallied past Philadelphia 76ers 154-108 in overtime to force a decisive series moment, while St Louis and Los Angeles saw the Lakers fall 112-100 on their floor. Wilt Chamberlain commented on the tough stretch for Philadelphia. Sam Jones and John Havlicek fueled Boston's overtime surge.
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