LMU Wins Twin Bill Saturday Over Bryan Nine
LMU split a Saturday doubleheader with Bryan, winning 4 3 in ten innings and 8 7 in the nightcap after an opening loss to Alma College. Smoky Smith pitched all day for LMU, hitting a homer in game one and driving in three in game two, while Don Stafford added two homers in the first game. Bedford, Jeter, and Fry contributed key hits as LMU overcame Bryan’s early lead to secure the doubleheader victory at Dayton. Cumber land College visits Friday, with Union College on Wednesday at Yarvogue, after the field changes due to readiness.
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Alma Colexe
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Taylor
Cardwell
Tau
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Stone and Riggs
East tops West in uncertain Levington tilt finish
In Levington the East edged the West in a tight contest as speed and ball handling proved pivotal for the big West squad. Michigan's Currie Russell returned from AAU play to help his team, with Ron Whaley preparing the MINS Yellow Jackets for spring baseball defense as champions of the Southeastern Kentuck Conference. The high school golf and track programs outline a busy spring schedule, including a triangular match at Met Country Club and upcoming SEEC and regional meets, plus spring football and a late-season track emphasis.
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Virginia
Middlesboro
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Clay Condition in Doubt for Chuvalo Title Clash
Toronto dispatch reports Cassius Clay in puzzling form ahead of his Tuesday title defense versus George Chuvalo. Despite 7-1 favoritism, Clay may weigh as high as 244 pounds, with Dundee confirming a possible 210 to 244 range. Chuvalo’s camp promises a knockout or technical knockout, while both fighters completed late-night training with plans to rest Monday ahead of the bout.
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Maple Caf Gardens
Sonny Liston
Lewiston
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Chuvala
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Ivy Ungermian
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de Louis
Rocky Marciana
Stanky Reforms Image As White Sox Edge Tigers
Eddie Stanky, once fiery, now steadier as Chicago White Sox manager, guides the club to a ninth straight win with a 7-1 victory over Detroit. The spring pace sits at 15-3, best in majors, as Stanky’s team rolls with consistent, low-key leadership and solid hitting. Jim Hicks and Jack Horlen pace a 14-hit attack, while Dennis Higgins and Eddie Fisher combine for six-hitter pitching. The day also features Mets, Angels, Braves, and Yankees wins, along with Cubs, Pirates, and Senators performances in spring action.
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al Lopez
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Choo Choo Coleman
Phils
John Hermstein
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Cleveland Indians
Alana Braves
Atlanta
Los Angeles Dodgers
Clete Boyer
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Royals Aim to End Celtics Reign
The Cincinnati Royals upset the Boston Celtics 113 to 107, led by injured yet pivotal Happy Hairston in the NBA playoff series. Hairston’s late steal and free throws helped seal the win as Cincinnati clawed back from a late tie, threatening to sweep the series.
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Hurtubise Wins Atlanta 500 In Plymouth Charge
Jim Hurtubise drove his Plymouth to win the Atlanta 500 at Atlanta International Raceway before 71,000 fans, averaging 141.247 mph and earning 17,920 dollars. Fred Lorenzen finished second after Torenze fell behind in the pits on lap 277, with Dick Butcherson third, Paul Goldsmith fourth, and Jim Paschal fifth in Plymouth or Ford entries.
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Milaukee
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Dick Butcherson
Charlotte
N.C
Paul Goldsmith
Ramster
Ind
Jim Paschal
Tigh Paint
W.C
Ford Wins In Sebring Race Chaos Ends In Tragedy
Sebring Florida saw the 12 hours race marred by two deaths and a late engine failure. Dan Gurney led nearly the entire event before his Ford faltered near the finish and was disqualified. Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby drove the Ford XI to victory amid Ferrari pressure.
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Gurney
Ken Miles
Lloyd Ruby
Codriver
Jerry Grant
Sanders Wins Greater Jacksonville Open in Final Round
Doug Sanders captured the $82,000 Greater Jacksonville Open with a 1 over par 273 total after a dramatic 14-foot pressure putt on the 18th. Jack Nicklaus stunned crowds with a rare double eagle on the par five, driving 284 yards and hitting a four iron to the hole. Sanders earned $13,500, while Cay Brewer finished one stroke back for $7,200. Gary Player was third, Frank Beard and Tomy Bolt tied for fourth, and Tony E and Bert Weaver shared 279. The Nicklaus double eagle, seen on TV, drew rave reviews as a historic highlight.
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United Press International
Atlantic Beach
Fla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Jacksonville
Frank Beard
Tomy Bolt
Tony E
Bert Weaver
Nicklaus
Russia Wins Planica Ski Jumping Event
Jira Raska of Czechoslovakia claimed top honors at Planica with a record jump of 426 feet and a strong point total. Mikhail Verchinikov of the Soviet Union finished second overall, trailing by points after the final day with 440.5 points.
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UPI
Jira
Raska
Czechoslovakia
Planica
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Soviet Union
Menton Tennis Winners Claim Central Titles
Ystvan Gulyas of Hungary won the men's singles with a straight set 62 62 62 over Patrick Hombergen. Tit Blackman cof Australis defeated Jacqueline Rees-Lewis of Australia 26 43 64 to take the women's singles.
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UPI
Ystvan Gulyas
Hungary
Patrick Hombergen
Tit Blackman
Cof Australis
Jacqueline Rees-Lewis
Australia
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