Changes Planned In Middletown High Sports Setup
The report notes Cardinal prospects and a strong spring, with St Louis winning nine straight in exhibitions led by John Anderson and Julio Gotay. It mentions Houston Colts’ spring surge and other spring results from the Dodgers, Reds, Yankees, Cubs, Orioles, and Tigers as the season nears.
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Middletown High Seeks Faculty Athletic Manager in Shakeup
The Middletown High athletic program plans its most radical change as the athletic director role is replaced by a faculty athletic manager. If coaches Walker or Ellison apply, they may depart coaching to take the new post. The board also shifts junior highs to more independent coaching and finances.
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Ellison
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Cromwell
Middletown
Lucas Knee Worries Dented Bucks Prospects and Expects Trade Talk
UCLA athletic director Pete Newell assessed Luke at less than his best, noting limited movements and shooting struggles. Pro teams like Cincinnati Royals and Boston Celtics show interest, amid chatter about draft rights and possible trades. UD and NIT hopes loom with 6-10 Bill Chmielewski returning for junior year as Dayton eye another NCAA at large bid.
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Bill Russell
Xavier University Rooters
Jim McCafferty
Muskies
University of Dayton
Tom Blackburn
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Bill Chmielewski
Fight Results From Cities Series Notable Bouts
Sacramento saw Paul Andrews of Los Angeles win on points over Billy McMurray of Sacramento. London staged Greaves and Lea drawing with Billy Walker. Greaves stopped Jose Peyre in Milan while Duilio Loi defeated Billy Collins in Detroit.
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Los Angeles
Billy McMurray
London
Wilfie Greaves
Edmonton
Mick Leahy
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Jose Peyre
Belgium
Milan
Duilio Loi
Italy
Billy Collins
Detroit
Pinson Aims to End Spring Batting Slump for Reds
Cincinnati Reds center fielder Vada Pinson hopes to end his spring feast or famine routine as he maintains a .343 batting average from last season. In a 6-3 win over the Minnesota Twins he collected two singles and drove in two runs after a hitless day earlier, with Reds manager Fred Hutchinson defending the 23-year-old speedster and stressing his potential.
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Fla
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Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Minnesota Twins
Vada
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Former Welter Champion Britton Dies at 74
Jack Britton, 74, former two time world welterweight champion, died Tuesday in Miami. Britton and Ted Lewis traded the 147 pound title in a famed four fight series from 1915 to 1919, each holding the crown twice. Born William J Breslin in Clinton, New York, he moved to Yonkers then Miami 37 years ago and was inducted into Boxing Hall of Fame in 1958.
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Kid) Lewis
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William J. Breslin
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Moore Nearing End Of Line
In Los Angeles Arcaio Moore, after 26 years and 215 professional fights, faces 23 year old Argentine heavyweight Alejandro Lavorante in a 10 round or less bout at the Sports Arena. Promoters Cal Eaton and George Parnassus expect about 16,000 fans paying around 100000 dollars to attend.
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Los Angeles
Arcaio Moore
Cal Eaton
George Parnassus
Montreal tops Chicago 2 1 in NHL semifinal game
Montreal defeats Chicago 2 to 1 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven semifinal series. Toronto leads New York 2 to 0 in the other playoff matchup as the night action unfolds.
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Chicago
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Paret Improves as Probe Starts in Boxing Case
Rey Kid Paret, 25, now in critical condition with brain injuries, shows slight improvement after Madison Square Garden bout loss to Emile Griffith. New York Legislature moves to form a joint committee to probe boxing safety and potential racketeering influence, while the State Athletic Commission defends medical precautions and referee decisions.
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Kid) Paret
Albany
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Emile Griffith
Roosevelt Hospital
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rush
AAU Boxers Set In Ciney
In Cincinnati, the National AAU Tournament begins Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Cincinnati Garden with about 170 entrants and a schedule of 60 bouts on Thursday and Friday across 10 weight classes. Weigh-ins are Thursday morning and first round pairings will be made.
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Cincinnati
Benny Paret
Cincinnati Garden
Hawkins Tops ABL Scoring in Season Honor
Connie Hawkins of Pittsburgh led the American Basketball League scoring race with a 27.5 point average, totaling 2,145 points over 78 games. Dick Barnett of Cleveland ranked second with 1,314 points in 50 games, averaging 26.2.
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Chicago
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Hawkins
Dick Barnett
Cleveland
Hutchinson Says Detroit Stole Signs During 1940s Series
Fred Hutchinson recalled sign stealing by Detroit during the 140 World Series with Cincinnati and noted the Reds still lost. He said Jimmy Wilson became catcher after Ernie Lom bardi was hurt and joked the batboy stole signs but it did little good. Hutchinson minimized the value of sign stealing while referencing past games.
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Fla
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Hutch
Detroit
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Cincinnati
Hutchinson
Ernie Lombardi
Jay Hook
Cleveland
Indians
Hal Newhouser
Newhouser
No Mention Made of Salary for New Faculty
A report notes that the document offers no information on the salary for the new faculty member, leaving compensation details unspecified and awaiting clarification by university officials.
Enright Named Xavier Captain
Jim Enright named Xavier University Musketeers captain for 1962-63 season. The 5 foot 11 guard from Cincinnati has played limited minutes due to injury. News announced at the freshman varsity dinner where co captains Bill Kirvin and Jack Thobe shared MVP honors.
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Cincinnati
Xavier ‘University Musketeers
Jim Enright
Enright
Bill Kirvin
Jack Thobe
Hamilton Taft Tigers Win 1962 State Title
Hamilton Ohio adopts champion tag at city limits declaring home of the 1962 Class AA state high school basketball champions the Hamilton Taft Tigers. City Manager Aaron Marsh says signs should be finished soon after the Tigers beat Cleveland East Tech to claim the title.
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Ohio
Hamilton Taft Tigers
Aaron Marsh
Tigers
Cleveland East Tech
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