West East Texas Divide Crowns In State Tournament
Buna dominates with seventh Texas state boys title as Buna 47 41 Canyon. San Angelo defeats Dallas Jefferson 62 49 for Class AAAA crown aided by Minton White 24 points. Clear Creek wins Class AAA 65 57 Lenox 28. West Sabine, McAdoo also claim titles as East and West regions split finals.
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Mantle sidelined as Orioles top Yankees in Miami exhibition
Yankees lose Mickey Mantle to a groin strain and drop a 5-4 exhibition to Baltimore before 12,030 at Miami Stadium. Roger Maris, Hector Lopez, and Elston Howard produced early offense for New York, but Baltimore answered with a two-run seventh. Mantle is expected out two to three days.
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Koufax Returns in Win Over Braves in Florida
Dodgers beat Milwaukee 4 2 as Sandy Koufax logs three innings to shake off finger injury in Grapefruit League action. Key fifth inning rally included singles by Oliver and Zimmer and a run scored on LeMaster exit after being hit. LeMaster, Shaw, and others pitched for both sides in a tense spring game in Florida.
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McAdoo Earns State B Title As West Texas Teams Shine
McAdoo captures the state Class B trophy while South Plains teams claim four of five Region One finals. San Angelo loses to Monterey in Class AAA second round. Seminole also ousted. Track stars from Pampa, Lubbock and nearby towns shine with records and strong showings at Laredo, Graham, and Odessa meets.
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Balfanz Tops Trials to Lead U S Olympic Ski Team
John Balfanz of Minneapolis led 30 qualifiers at Team Trials for the 1964 Innsbruck Winter Games. Austen Samuelstuen placed second, with Jay Martin, Dave Hicks, and Jerry Goyen next, in a performance determining the six man Olympic squad under coach Art Tokle.
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Monterey Nets Second Place in Odessa Tennis Tourney
Monterey finished runner up in both A and B divisions at the Odessa tournament. Alan Kay claimed the B boys singles title for the second year in a row, defeating Joe Williams 6 4 7 5 in the finals after beating Tommy Hill, Jerry Mankins, and receiving a first round bye. In girls doubles, Gwen Connelley and Sharon Lee reached the B final but fell 6 4 8 6 to Castillo and Rodriguez of El Paso Jefferson.
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Feeney Seeks Talk With Cepeda Over Raise
Vice President Charles Feeney of the San Francisco Giants plans further talks with holdout Orlando Cepeda who has demanded a pay raise before reporting for spring training. The team has offered three contracts matching an estimated $46,000 1962 salary after Cepeda was asked to take a cut. Cepeda previously declared he will not leave Puerto Rico until he signs and gets a raise.
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Robinson After Triple Crown In Baseball
Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds aims to win the National League title in batting home runs and runs batted in. At 27 he faces stars like Tommy Davis Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Bill White as Reds manager Fred Hutchinson praises his offensive and defensive potential.
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Clay Forecasts Four Round Win In Jones Bout
Cassius Clay shifted his prediction to a four round knockout for his heavyweight title defense against Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden. The change followed a four round sparring session at Bobby Gleason's Bronx gym and a tense confrontation with Charles Smith of AMOCO who heckled him after the workout.
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Volleyball Tourney Set At Reese AFB
Reese Air Force Base will host the District A squadron volleyball tournament from Tuesday to Thursday with six teams. Teams come from Amarillo Sheppard Lowry Mather and Stead Air Force Bases, with Reese among the favorites. Africa's Upper Nile is clogged with lavender water hyacinth making travel difficult.
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Twins edge Tigers in 11th via Goryl two-run double
At Henley Field Lakeland Florida John ny Goryl delivered a two run double in the 11th inning to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 4 2 victory over the Detroit Tigers in an exhibition game before 2914 fans Dick Reese started the inning with a single Orlando Martinez bunted Larry Osborne threw wild advancing the runners and Goryl followed with the decisive hit
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Border Olympics Feature Top Track Marks and Records
Abilene Christian dominates the Border Olympics with 71 percent of points in 15 of 16 events and three records. Jerry Dyes wins multiple events including javelin and sprints, Rex Wilson sets a 37.8-second intermediate hurdles mark, and Fred Hansen narrowly misses 15-4 in pole vault. Texas Southern claims college division title while Baytown's high school team and Houston Westbury set milestone marks in fields and sprints.
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Rice Only Undefeated SWC Team
Rice stands alone as the SWC's only undefeated squad after two games, beating Corpus Christi 8-1 and 9-7. Texas Christian leads in wins with a 5-1 record after two SMU wins and a Baylor split. The race opens with Rice at Baylor SMU at TCU and Texas at Texas A&M, plus several midweek games ahead.
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California boxers protection bill proposed after ring deaths
Sacramento AP reports Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan proposes sweeping boxing safety legislation in California. Bills seek two physicians per bout with referee authority, a five physician advisory panel, gym sanitation inspections, and a 5 percent tax on gross boxing telecast receipts to fund the athletic commission.
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Will J Wins At Sunland Park
Sunland Park New Mexico jockey Herb Hinojosa rode Will J to complete a 1 432.80 daily double in the second race Sunday. Ten players held the winning tickets as Nan Pere led the first race with 185.40. Daily Double paid 6-10 432.80. Other race results list longshot payoffs and top finishers across multiple events at the Sunland meeting.
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Crozier Aims for San Bernardino Handicap at Santa Anita
In Arcadia California AP reports the 26th Santa Anita meeting closes with Crozier as the big horse in the $50 000 added San Bernardino Handicap ten entries race. Crozier carries 128 pounds as high weight and favorite in the 11 16 mile feature following the February 23 Santa Anita Handicap victory.
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Grambling Tigers Blank Jarvis in Season Opener Doubleheader
Grambling's baseball Tigers shut out Jarvis College of Hawkins Texas in both ends of a double header 14-0 and 6-0 to open the season. Three Grambling pitchers held Jarvis hitless in the opener as Jarvis managed only two hits under the lights. Perry McGee led the offense with three doubles as Grambling totaled 24 hits across the two games.
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