Bridges Return Seen For Opener
New York Yankee relief ace Marshall Bridges, shot in the leg by Carrie Lee Raysor at an Elks Club, may be ready to pitch by opening day. Dr. George Rahilly says no surgery and a month of workouts should suffice. Bridges could return when the Yankees open April 9 against Kansas City.
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Carrie Lee Raysor
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Yanks
Miss Raysor
Bridges
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Indians Sign Five As Reds Add Foiles and Hefner
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-2 in a winter league contest, extending the Tribe’s 28-25 edge in the signing series. Indians GM Gabe Paul and owner Bill DeWitt led the moves, with five signings announced including pitchers Sam McDowell and Ron Nischwitz, catcher Doc Edwards, and first basemen Fred Whitfield and Hal Jones. The Reds added catcher Hank Foiles and rookie pitcher Bob Hefner as both clubs open training next week.
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Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Tribe
Indians
Gabe,Paul
Bill DeWitt
Reds
Hank Foiles
Bob Hefner
Sam McDowell
Ron Nischwitz
Howard
Doc” Edwards
Fred Whitfield
Hal Jones
Ivy Stays As Oiler GM Two-Year Pact
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams announced Frank Pop Ivy will serve as head coach and general manager under a two-year contract with a raise. Ivy previously eyed returning to Canada but agreed to remain in Houston after negotiations in New York. Don Luman remains Oilers vice president and general manager.
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Houston
Frank
Pop
Houston Oilers
K. S
Bud) Adams Jr
Oilers
Adams
AFL
Canada
Montreal Alouettes
New York City
Montreal
Don Luman
Rice University
Driver Burned In Daytona Run
Dayton Beach Florida AP report on Marvin Panch 36 hospitalized with extensive burns after a practice crash for the 250 mile American Challenge Cup at Daytona International Speedway. Fellow drivers Wayne de Lund and Steve Petereke assisted in freeing Panch from the burning Maserati after a high speed flip and explosion.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach International Speedway
Panch
Wayne de Lund
Cross
N.C
Akron
Steve Petracek
Somodio Wins Orient Junior Welter Title in Bangkok
In Bangkok Bert Somodio of the Philippines stopped Adul Srisolorn of Thailand in the seventh round to retain the Orient junior welterweight championship at 138 pounds. Somodio improved to 138% in the bout as the two fighters clashed for the title.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Bert Somodio
Philippines
Adul Srisolorn
Thailand
Somodio
Orient
New Nations A Problem In Olympics
New independent nations, especially in Africa, challenge Olympic operations says Avery Brundage. He warns more than 100 countries are now in the Olympics and could reach 150, complicating events like boxing and wrestling and delaying tournaments. He notes new nations lack Olympic background and may influence federations. Brundage spoke after talks in New York and Lausanne on a code against discrimination and Indonesia’s ban for excluding Nationalist China and Israel from the Asian Games.
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Africa
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
Lausanne
Switzerland
Indonesia
China
Israel
Cardinals Join Missouri Valley Conference
Louisville Trustees approved joining the Missouri Valley Conference making the Cardinals the eighth member. MVC Commissioner Norval Neve said no further action is needed and Louisville becomes a full member after 14 years as an independent. Louisville to compete in football and basketball when schedules allow, likely by 1964-65.
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Wichita
Tulsa
Drake
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Bradley
North Texas State
Church Loop Box Scores From Local Games
Box score roundup shows First Methodist and Blue Ball Presbyterian leading with wide margins. Notable double digit scorers include Williams and Locher for Blue Ball Presbyterians and Abell for Knights of Columbus. Half scores indicate Methodist ahead 28 13 and Blue Ball leading 37 15 at intermission.
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Paul Brewer
Grissom
Feledy
van Dyne
Keffer
Simpson
Blue Ball Presby
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West
Locher
Mallet
MelQueen
Logan Long
Rose
Perry
Phillips
Miller
Holt
Blue Ball
Knights of Columbus
Abell
Augsburger
Harkrader
Kramer
Ritter
Long
Esposito
Trent
Middletown Eub
Hannah
Yenser
Egglseton
Seebright
Bush's 29 Tops Armco League Thriller at McKinley Gym
Don Bush scored 29 points with the first basket in each quarter to lead East Processing to an 85-73 victory over Hot Strip in the Armco Maintenance League at McKinley gym. Bob Davis and Dan Bishop had 19 for Hot Strip. Scheduling edged Masonry 66-63 with a 27-point fourth, Bennie Roberts 20 for Scheduling, Edsel Noble 15 for Masonry.
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Don Bush
Hot Strip
McKinley Gym
Bob Davis
Dan Bishop
Masonry
Bennie Roberts
Edsel Noble
Elorde Favored to Retain World Title in Manila Bout
Manila AP reports Flash Elorde the world junior lightweight champion is heavily favored to defend his title in a 15 round title fight Saturday night against Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania.
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Manila
Flash Elorde
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Beatty O Hara Duel In Baxter Mile At Madison Square Garden
New York AP Jim Beatty America’s best and Tom O’Hara clash in the Baxter Mile at the New York Athletic Club Games in Madison Square Garden tonight. O’Hara, 20, from Loyola Chicago, challenged Beatty last year with times near 4 minutes indoors. Beatty vows to win as O’Hara seeks to beat him and break the record alongside other star milers and international entrants.
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Amrica
Tom O'Hara
New York Athletic
Madison Square Garden
O'Hara
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Cago
Beatty
Baxter
Bankers
Chicago
Seigfried Herrmann
East Germany
Srunner
Rosy hue for U S tennis as Ralston Buchholz upset
Dennis Ralston 20 and Cliff Buchholz 19 produced the first major upsets in the National Indoor Tennis Championships at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Ralston defeated Martin Mulligan 6 4 7 5 and Buchholz beat Manuel Santana 7 5 6 2, signaling a brighter US outlook amid weak lighting and poor court conditions.
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Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Cliff Buchholz
St. Louis
Seventh Regiment Armory Ralston
Martin Mulligan
Australia
Buchholz
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
Manuel Santana
Spain
Ralston
Bowling results and league standings from local darts of 1960s era
Bowling scores feature Carl Compton Harley Dennis Carroll Yocum Don Dennis Ida Hutchinson Mary Hendrickson Betty Lewis and others with triplicate entries and league team names including Amanda Methodist Pleasant Ridze Christ Methodist First Baptist and Armco Giants. Team standings show numerous clubs and interchurch matches with mixed results across Thursday leagues and Eastern Lanes.
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Harley Dennis
Carroll Yocum
Don Dennis
Ida Hutchinson
Mary Hendrickson
Betty Lewis
Marcia Barker
Lois Neal
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Dot Hoover
Nancy Kindred
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