Spahn Faces Pressure As Cubs Hit Hard In Mesa
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn endured a rough outing with 10 earned runs in six innings as the Braves lost 16-6 to the Chicago Cubs in Mesa. Spahn, a 309-game winner, has struggled this spring, surrendering 28 runs in 28 innings over five starts, while notable hitters Ernie Banks and Lou Brock homered off him.
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Celtics Panel Deepens Eastern Playoff Fever
Celtics lead the 7 game series 3-2 after a 119-104 win in which tempers flared and two court invasions occurred. Bob Cousy expects another tough game in Philadelphia while Wilt Chamberlain and Sam Jones clashed and Tom Heinsohn was ejected. Stephen Spahn, Dartmouth's top scorer, is Moe Spahn's son.
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NBA and ABL Playoff Results Snapshot
Saturday results show Philadelphia 110 over Boston 106 and Detroit 132 defeating Los Angeles 12 as Los Angeles leads 3-2 in the series. Sunday Boston 119 over Philadelphia 104 puts Boston up 3-2 in the series. Tuesday schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Detroit. ABL playoffs include Cleveland 107 over New York 8 to elliminate New York and Kansas City 126 over Cleveland 115 as Kansas City leads 2-1. remaining Cleveland at Kansas City.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Cancellations Summary
Exhibition contests produced wins for Washington over New York 7 to 3 and Kansas City 12 to Baltimore 1. New York N defeated St. Louis 2 to 0, Pittsburgh overwhelmed Cincinnati 14 to 6, Minnesota beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 in 10 innings, Houston edged Oklahoma City, Los Angeles N outlasted Cleveland 8 to 5, Milwaukee 14 San Francisco 10, Chicago A 9 Detroit 6 in 10, Dallas Fort Worth 8 Los Angeles 2, Boston 6 Chicago N 5, Kansas City 12 Detroit 5, St. Louis 7 New York N 4 in 10, Chicago A 10 Cincinnati 6, Chicago N 16 Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 7 Boston 4, Oklahoma City AA 14 Houston 4, Cleveland 6 Los Angeles N 5, Los Angeles A 10 Dallas Fort Worth AA 9. Several games were canceled or rescheduled due to rain including Baltimore vs New York A and Pittsburgh vs Washington. others moved to Florida sites with matchups listed against various opponents and locations.
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Azalea Open Sudden Death Victory Won by Marr
Dave Marr, from Sun City Arizona, won the Azalea Open in sudden death over Jerry Steelsmith after a 72-hole tie at 281. The 362-yard 18th hole playoff produced Marrs birdie three to seal the $20,000 prize. Steelsmith earned $1,900 for second, Mason Rudolph $1,400 for third, and Tom Bolt Bill Casper Howie Johnson tied for fourth at 283 with $1,100 each. Marr moved to first in money earnings with $16,148.
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GOL Shakeup Sets 1963-64 Expansion and Invitations
The Greater Ohio League approves expansion for 1963-64 adding Hamilton Taft and Fairfield, invites Kettering East and West to participate, and suggests Portsmouth join the Central Ohio League. Travel and spring sport gaps cited as past technical problems. track golf tennis and wrestling may resume as league activities.
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Steers Open Playoff Win Over Pipers in ABL Clash
Kansas City Steers defeated the Cleveland Pipers 126 to 115 in the opening game of their best-of-five American Basketball League playoff series. Steers’ front line Staverman Tormohlen Bridges contributed 82 points. Bridges led with 36, while Dierking and Barnett added 31 each for Cleveland. Darrow returned after a hospital visit but did not play.
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Dull session at ABC tournament despite Stout’s 278 game
Des Moines AP reports the Sunday session at the American Bowling Congress tournament was unusually quiet with no shifts in the top 10 of any division. Leroy Stout of Atlanta rolled a 278 game and a 709 series, tying for best game so far, as his Brunswick Majors team totaled 2858 points.
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Contemplation Not Play Improves Says Tebbetts
Milwaukee Braves manager Birdie Tebbetts says players improve more when they are not playing. He argues off season contemplation helps players fix mistakes and build mind body harmony. Tebbetts discusses minor league use, pitcher development, and the pressure of pennant races in shaping rosters.
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NHL Results Semifinal Playoffs No Games Scheduled
New York beat Toronto 5 to 4 while Toronto leads the series 2 1 Montreal defeated Chicago 4 to 1 with Montreal leading the series 2 1 Games set for Monday feature Montreal at Chicago and Toronto at New York.
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Ohio Captures AAU Ring Title
Ohio secured its third national AAU team championship in four years as Cincinnati boxers dominated the finals. Wyce Westbrook, 24, won in heavyweight after three prior national finals, George Foster moved up from 125 to 132 pounds to claim the 132 title, Bill Joiner captured the 178-pound crown, and Roy McMillan of Toledo clinched the 156-pound championship with a decision over C. B. Smith of Madison, Wisconsin.
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Nigerian Dick Tiger wins close decision in New York
In New York, Dick Tiger of Nigeria outpoints Henry Hank of Detroit over ten rounds while Jose Toluca Lopez of Mexico defeats Willie Woods of San Francisco in ten rounds. Manila bout sees Mitsunori Seki of Japan win a ten round decision against Ronnie Jones of Chicago.
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Hutch Puts Hitting Hat On Robinson
Frank Robinson, praised by manager Fred Hutchinson, shows strong spring hitting form for the Cincinnati Reds. He batted .500 for the week with seven official at bats producing solid hits and boosted national league slugging with last season’s MVP performance. Cincinnati beat Chicago 15 hits to 11 in Sarasota, though the Reds lost 10 to 4.
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Two Changes In Pin Tourney In Ohio Bowling Standings
In Zanesville Ohio the sixth weekend of the Ohio Men's Bowling Tournament saw Hudepohl Beer of Cincinnati surge to the top of the team actual standings with a 3151 series, while Niles Trailer Sales slid to second. In doubles handicap the Marion duo Paul and Willard Fox posted a 1907 series, moving ahead of the previous leaders R Jerew and R Hunter.
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