Royals in turmoil as Hairston feud shakes Cincinnati
Happy Hairston dominates royals controversy after benching sparked clashes with coach Ed Jucker and star Jerry Lucas. Friction over playing time with Bob Love and Bill Dinwiddie fuels a skid. front office silent as Ambrose Lindhorst hints action before the Knicks game in Cincinnati.
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Hall of Fame elects Goslin and Cuyler by Veterans Committee
The Baseball Hall of Fame welcomes Goose Goslin and Kiki Cuyler, both elected post career by the Veterans Committee led by Ford C. Frick. Goslin, 67, played 18 AL seasons mainly with Washington. Cuyler, who died 18 years ago at 50, had an 18-year career with Pittsburgh and three other NL clubs.
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Casper’s exact score wins Los Angeles Open by one stroke
Billy Casper predicted 274 for the Los Angeles Open. He shot 274 to win by three strokes over Arnold Palmer, earning $20,000 as the field included Palmer, Geiberger, Schlee and others in chilly Brookside Park conditions. Casper’s win ties for his 13th LA Event appearance with strong season totals.
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Chionoi Retains World Flyweight Title in Mexico City
Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand stopped challenger Efren Torres in Mexico City to retain the world flyweight title recognized by Ring Magazine. The win improves Chionoi to 1094 as Torres suffers a 111% chance. the bout reinforces Chionoi's hold on the championship.
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Rupp Eyes Record as Kentucky Seeks Key SEC Win
Adolph Rupp pursues the all time coaching victory mark after Kentucky beat LSU 121-95 to tie Phog Allen for most wins. Rupp downplays the record while Kentucky aims for a 21st conference title as they face Mississippi. Mike Casey 31 and Thad Jaracz 24 led the Wildcats in Baton Rouge. Houston and UCLA also won, with Houston extending its streak to 18.
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Rangers blank Seals on Sunday rout for win
New York Rangers defeated the Oakland Seals 4-2 on Sunday night to extend their Sabbath winning streak at home. Rod Gilbert scored twice and Harry Howell contributed the clinching goal as NY outshot Oakland 46-13. Toronto beat Chicago 3-1 as Bob Pulford and Bill Orban also scored.
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NHL East standings and Sunday results summary
The NHL East Division standings show Montreal atop with 55 points, followed by Toronto and Boston each with 54. Detroit and New York are mid pack. Oakland and St Louis trail. Pittsburgh and Chicago fight for lower spots. Sunday results include New York 4 Oakland 2, Pittsburgh 1 Boston 0, Minnesota 2 Detroit 1, Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 0, Toronto 3 Chicago 1. International League notes Dayton 10 Des Moines 5, Port Huron 3 Columbus 3 tied.
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Prior Injury Ruled Out In Hockey Death
Dr. John Coe the Hennepin County medical examiner said a preliminary autopsy found no evidence of a prior injury in the death of hockey player Bill Masterton. Teammates had spoken of a head injury before his fatal brain damage after a Jan 13 fall against Oakland.
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Lacey quits UCLA bench amid clash with Wooden
Six foot six forward Edgar Lacey left UCLA after a public rift with coach John Wooden. He criticized Wooden saying he never enjoyed playing for him and left the Bruins while claiming pride sanity and self esteem. The split followed Lacey missing practice after a heated remark from Wooden about his play in UCLA's 71 69 loss to Houston.
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Pair of World Swimming Marks Broken
South Africa's Karen Muir, at 15, broke two more world records in Kimberley in the Griqualand West Regional Championships, lowering 100 meters to 1 07.1 and 110 yards to 1 06.7. She previously set marks for 200 meters and 220 yards backstroke, 2 24.1, and Olympic participation hinges on IOC readmission amid France Grenoble talks.
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Celtics Aim To Reclaim NBA Title With Strong Season Start
The Boston Celtics beat the Philadelphia 76ers 115-103 as they pursue another championship, with Bailey Howell and Sam Jones each scoring 29 points. In other games, the Knicks edged the Warriors, the Lakers beat St Louis, and Seattle defeated Baltimore to snap a skid.
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Pro Hoop Standings Update with City Match Results
Boston 115 over Philadelphia 103. New York 133 beat San Francisco 130. Los Angeles 128 over St. Louis 113. Seattle 135 over Baltimore 126. Dallas 118 over Anaheim 115. Pittsburgh 123 over New Jersey 122. Oakland 108. Kentucky 98.
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Vaughn Pipers Top New Jersey 123 122 In Nba Afc Play
Chico Vaughn scored 33 points for the Pittsburgh Pipers in a 123-122 ABA win over the New Jersey Americans. The Eastern leaders pulled away late as Vaughn made two free throws with nine seconds left. Tony Jackson led New Jersey with 34.
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