Monterey Netmen Lead Wichita Falls Invite After Day One
Monterey’s top seeded tennis team leads the Wichita Falls Invitational with 22 points after preliminary rounds. Dennis Carter of Monterey advanced before falling to James Jackson, while Steve Brandon and Mike Jones dominated doubles. Liz Parker and other Monterey players reached later rounds in both singles and doubles competitions.
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College Scores Across SWC and Nation
Texas Tech topped Texas 83 to 99 while Texas A&M beat Texas 83. Arkansas, Houston, Tulane and others posted wins. In the Northeast, Harvard over Brown 62 to 58 and Princeton over Cornell 78 to 65. NBA and NHL action with Chicago vs Los Angeles 114-108 and Quebec 5 Cleveland 4 in overtime.
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24 Win Season Converts Jack Sanford To A Hurler
CASA GRANDE Ariz AP Jack Sanford discusses a 24 game winning season with the Giants and his new view as a pitcher not just a thrower He signed a 40 000 contract this week and says he now can pitch to hit his spots using a slider in tough counts while recalling past opponents.
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Nigerians to be Hired at Ferrous Metal Factory
Lagos reports that a ferrous metal factory plans to hire about 200 additional workers, reflecting job growth in the sector and regional employment expansion.
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Lefties On Top In Houston Charity Classic Bowling
Doyle Briggs of Houston leads the left-handed pack in the Houston Charity Classic after 18 games, with a 3 836 total. Don Ellis trails by 21 pins. Ed Brickell Johnny Meyer and Bill Allen also sit strong as 16 players advance to Saturday’s head-to-head matches for a $4 000 prize.
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Monterey blanked Levelland to open season with 10 3 win
Monterey took a 10 3 victory over Levelland in Friday baseball action led by pitchers Chris Galanos and Gary White. The Plainsmen next play Permian in a doubleheader in Odessa as Hampton, Avers, and Huey produced multiple hits to back a four run fifth inning and key early rallies.
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Training Camp Briefs Highlight Early Baseball Moves
In Florida spring reports, O'Toole aims to pitch the Reds opener against the Pirates. Senators GM Selkirk cites trouble getting Alvarez out of Cuba, hoping he can report soon. The Braves begin spring with 46 players present, Aaron absent due to son’s pneumonia. Colavito and Cash run their own workout camp in Detroit. Throneberry signs with the Mets after a tense contract session with Weiss and Murphy.
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Big Eight title race tightens as Kansas State meets Oklahoma State
The Big Eight race narrows to a three team scramble with Kansas State facing Oklahoma State Saturday. A win would put K State a full game ahead and set up a showdown with Colorado March 9. Colorado stands second at 9 3 and should beat Nebraska Monday to chase the leaders.
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Cage Star Says He Has Grown Up After Duke Glory
Duke star Art Heyman, 6 5 senior from Rockville Centre New York, accepts AP Player of the Year honors and outlines plans to play pro basketball at least two years before studying law. He credits coaches Vic Bubas and Fred Sabel for guiding his temper and humility during four years at Duke.
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Owls Open 1963 Baseball Season Versus Corpus Christi
Rice Owls begin the 1963 baseball season with a Tuesday game against the University of Corpus Christi. They will play four non conference games before tackling Baylor in Southwest Conference play on March 16 at Waco.
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Bouton Reported Yet unsigned as Yankes Hold Frustration
New York Yankees pitchers Jim Bouton arrived in Fort Lauderdale without signing his 1963 contract. The righthander, who won seven and last seven last season, his first in the major leagues, reported from Army duty amid the holdout.
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Indians Open Spring Training With Adcock Davalillo Spotlight
In Tucson Arizona Joe Adcock and Vic Davalillo led the Indians as the full team officially opened spring training. Pitchers and catchers had already been workouts since February 21.
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Harmon Killebrew Eyes Spring Start With New Nickname
Minnesota Twins slugger Harmon Killebrew announced he will be known as Happy Harmon this spring as he readies to defend his AL home run and RBI titles. He noted four seasons in the majors and experience at three positions, ending up in left field last season and expecting to stay there.
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UPI
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Happy Harmon
Leo Durochers Form Powerful Righty Hit Trio
WERO Beach Florida reports Frank Howard Bill Skowron and Tommy Davis formed a strong right handed hitting trio to lead the team. The three sluggers generateearly offense and lift the Leo Durochers in a Friday matchup.
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Cardinals Hold Long Batting Practice in Florida
St. Louis Cardinals manager Johnny Keane drilled 53 players in uniform at St. Petersburg Florida with Ed Bauta and Minnie Minoso absent for a long workout that included two hours of batting practice.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Adair Slams Opening Pitch in Orioles Full Squad Start
Baltimore Orioles staged their first full-squad spring workout in Miami. Jerry Adair hit the first batting practice pitch over the left field wall. Adair will play second base exclusively this year after filling shortstop last season due to Ron Hansen's Army service.
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Angels Praise Duncan Campbell After Extended Drill
Los Angeles Angels manager Bill Rigney praised Duncan Campbell a 25 year old third baseman outfielder after a lengthy infield and outfield throwing drill in Palm Springs California Rigney noted Campbell does everything well and praised his .311 batting last season with Asheville in the Pittsburgh organization.
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Texas Beats Arkansas For 99-86 Record Sweep
Texas preserved its perfect Southwest Conference mark by beating Arkansas 99-86 to stay 13-0 in conference play. Larry Franks led Texas with 18 points while Matt Heller added 16 off the bench, as Arkansas star Tommy Boyer scored 24.
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Tigers Rip Reds For Midget Title
The Tigers defeated the Rebels 29 to 12 to win the Midget League basketball tournament final at ABC Boys Club on Friday night. Billy Howard led Tigers with 7 points while Claude Tatum and Bruce Rush scored 4 each for the Rebels.
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Siebern Signs Highest Kansas City Contract
First baseman Norm Siebern checked into the Kansas City Athletics camp in Bradenton Florida and signed for 34000 dollars the highest salary ever paid to a Kansas City player. He arrived too late to work out but will join the team Saturday. Outfielder Manny Jimenez sent his contract to the Kansas City office but did not indicate a camp arrival date.
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White Sox to Stage First Intra Camp Game Saturday
The Chicago White Sox will enter the second phase of spring training with the first intra-camp game on Saturday. Four intra-squad games are planned over the coming days with matchups on Sunday Tuesday and Thursday.
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Williams predicts big year for Stuart at Red Sox camp
Ted Williams joined the Red Sox spring camp in Scottsdale as regulars arrived. He watched Dick Stuart hit six more home runs in six days of batting practice and said Stuart should have a big season, predicting he will like Fenway. Stuart has drilled 45 homers in six days of practice.
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Colts Open Spring Drills With 64 Players On Roster
Houston Colts opened full-scale spring drills in Apache Junction Arizona with 64 players in uniform. Craft scheduled the first intra squad game for Sunday. Dick Farrell Bob Bruce Ken Johnson George Brunet Don McMahon and Jim Umbricht slated to work three innings each.
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Stock roundup and grain quotes from Fort Worth market
American Exchange notes major stock and bond activity on Friday with Fort Worth grain prices listed including wheat at 61 1/2, corn 146 1/4 to 148 1/4, oats at 91 3/4 to 92 1/2 amid market activity.
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Grain futures blur by spreading amid mixed Board activity
Chicago grain futures varied in light to moderate trading on the Board of Trade. Speculators spread across contracts withdrawing from March to open long positions elsewhere. Old crop wheat led demand and rose with some strength tied to a reported Saudi Arabia flour purchase. March prices around 2.08 per bushel for wheat and around 1.18 to 1.19 for corn. Oats and rye moved modestly with mixed results. soybeans mostly steady.
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