Sandra Wilder a Jacksonville bullfighter eyes new life abroad
Miami sport profile recalls Sandra Wilder a 5 foot 7 inch professionally trained bullfighter with 70 amateur fights and over 60 pro appearances. It notes her claim to fame as the fourth woman admitted to the Professional Bullfighters Association, her earnings, injuries, and shifting plans toward domestic life and marriage.
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Miami
Sandra Wilder
Jacksonville
Sandra
South America
Mexico
Professional
Bullfighters Association
Creward
Sanara Wilder
Blue Flame and Others Lead League Bowling Scores
Blue Flame led with Gentry at 350 and D Faught 408 and Reed 434 as they won one and lost two. Kendall's Produce showed strength with Franklin 550 and Hardesty 431 in a 2 1 record. Criss Insurance and Griffin Engineering posted strong individual scores as they split wins and losses.
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Blue Flame
B. Gentry
M Faught
D. Faught
B. Reed
G. Reed
Kendall's
D. Hardesty
R. Hardesty
C Franklin
B. Camden
C Camden
Linton Glass
B. Sollars
L. Sollars
L. Corbin
L. Elliott
B. Elliott
P. Kendall
M. Stahl
R. Duvivier
G. Shepherd
Jost
Cook's Food Center
W. Miller
G. Miller
M. McClintick
N. Padgett
D. Padgett
Weaver's Grocery
T. Weaver
M. Weaver
J. Weaver
C. Weaver
B. Dunning
Safe driving window according to Dodge engineers
Dodge safety engineers recommend driving between 9 and 11 a.m as the safest period for car use, citing lower risk and better visibility during these hours.
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Dodge
Playoffs Begin in Two NBA Conference Finals
The Celtics face the Royals in Boston and the Lakers meet the Hawks in Los Angeles as two best-of-seven series open. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 32 points in a 131-127 OT win over Syracuse, while Bob Pettit's 35 powered St. Louis to 104-100 past Detroit.
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Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Syracuse Nationals
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Detroit Pistons
Royals
Nats
Hawks
Detroit
L.A
Jack Twyman
Wayne Embry
John Kerr
Twyman
Bob Boozer
Lee Shaffer
Don Ohl
Pistons
Zelmo Beaty
Bill Bridges
Ohl
Johnny Pesky
Higgins
Stuart
Pittsburgh
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Jimmy Foxx
Williams
Fenway Park
Mesias
Houston
Colt
RBI
Senators Not Much Better Until Youngsters Blossom
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. Manager Mickey Vernon bluntly says the Washington Senators will still struggle until their youngsters bloom, likely not in 1963. The club, after a 60 win season and a 354 game gap to the Yankees, faces a shaky infield and hopeful pitching depth led by Dave Stenhouse and Claude Osteen while Jim Pierrell looks to return at outfield.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Vernon
Senators
Yankees
Senator
Dave Stenhouse
Claude Osteen
Don Rudolph
Tom Cheney
Bennie Daniels
Ed Boubaugh
Joe McClain
Jim Duckworth
Rocky Mount
Steve Hamilton
Art Quick
Oriole
Baltimore
Rochester
Tom Brown
University of Maryland
Rogelio Alvarez
San Diego
Alvarez
Cuba
Marv
Chuck Cottier
John Schnaive
Cottier
Orioles
Lou Klimchock
Ron Stillwell
Syracuse
John Kennedy
Jim Piersall
Cleveland
Chuck Hinton
Don Lock
New Rules Made In College Ball Longer Game in '64
In Louisville the National Basketball Rules Committee adopted major changes for 1964. Clock stops on whistles for violations, extending games by 12 to 15 minutes. Do away with forced out of bounds, adding technical fouls for excess players, reentry, and uniform number changes. Officials must throw in from out of bounds after violations.
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Louisville
WPI
National Basketball Rules Committee
Cliff Fagan
Moore Family Assured No Charity Fights After Boxer's Death
Manager Willie Ketchum says Davey Moore left money to support his wife and five children with monthly income around 300 and real estate, and that no charity events will be staged. Moore died after losing his featherweight title to Sugar Ramos, with his body to be flown to Springfield Ohio for funeral services at Mt Zion Baptist Church.
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Los Angeles
Davey Moore
Davey
Willie Ketchum
Moore
Ketchum
Little Davey
Springfield
Ohio
California
Sugar Ramos
Ramos
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Baker Signs With Rams For Undisclosed Sum
The Los Angeles Rams signed Terry Baker of Oregon State to a 1963 contract after his basketball season ended. Baker, 22, was greeted at the airport by Elroy Hirsch and arrived from Portland, Oregon. Terms were not disclosed but a substantial signing bonus was expected for the All-America quarterback.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Baker
Portland
Ore
Elroy Hirsch
Ram
Daniel Reeves
Boston Red Sox reload with five new faces for 1963
In Scottsdale, the Red Sox overhaul the roster adding Dick Stuart and Roman Mejias along with Jack Lamabe and Felix Mantilla in trades. Manager Johnny Pesky aims for a first division finish as Frank Malzone remains at third, Bressoud returns at short, and Schilling holds second after an injury.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Balltimore
Sox
Ed Bailey
San Francisco Giants
Mike Higgins
Bosox
Jack Lamabe
Pittsburgh
Felix Mantilla
New York Mets
Dick Williams
Houston
Stuart
Lamabe
Don Schwall
Jim Pagliaroni
Pete Runnels
Boston
Colts
Mejias
Pumpsie Green
Tracy Stallard
Mantilla
Carroll Hardy
Williams
Eddie Collins
Pesky
Runnels
Runnels At First Base, the Infield Is the Same As Last Season’s. Frank Malzone
Eddie Bressaud
Chuck Schilling
Lopat Leads Kansas City A’s Into 1963 With Promising Batch
Ed Lopat takes charge of the Kansas City Athletics as he builds a 1963 club with a solid infield led by Norm Siebern and Jerry Lumpe, a young pitching corps short on left handers, and a competition for outfield and catching roles among Cimoli Del Greco Tartabull Jimenez Alusik Essegian Wojick Azcue Sullivan Bryan and others.
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Bradenton
Fla
UPI
Kansas City Athletics
Ed Lopat
Lopat
Ted Bowsfield
The
Angels
Athletics
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Siebern
Lumpe
Frank Thomas
Mets
Siebern Thegga
Thomas
A’s
ED Charles
Dick Howser
Wayne Causey
Gino Cimoli
Bobby del Greco
Jose Tartabull
Manny Jimenez
George Alusik
Chuck Essegian
Jimenez
John Wojick
Albuquerque
Joe Azcue
Haywood Sullivan
Bill Bryan
Bryan
Sullivan
Arcue
Angels Sell Richardson to Atlanta in IL Move
In Phoenix, the Los Angeles Angels sold pitcher Gordon Richardson to Atlanta of the International League. Richardson had a 13 6 record with Tulsa in the Texas League last season after being acquired in the minor league draft for 25000. The Cardinals sign Mercer and two free agents Garner and Silas joining St Louis.
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Angels
Richardson
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles Angels
Gordon Richardson
Atlanta
Tulsa
ST. Louis
Mike Mercer
Minnesota Vikings
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Gil Garner
Duke
Sam Silas
Southern Illinois
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Los Angeles Lakers
Boston Butt
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Piedmont
Dauntless
Johnson's
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Meadow Gold
Greer Peaches
Hostetler’s Market
Dial
Fred Crawford
Bonaventure
By Alan Mayer
Freddy
America
Davey Well Healed
Rams
Dick Stuart
Roman Mesias
ED Lopat AT Helm
Kansas City
Mercer
Jak
Rytex
Linton Daily Citizen
Linton, Indiana
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