Celtics Lose With Russell Out Hurt Achilles Sidelined
The Boston Celtics, missing Bill Russell with a pulled Achilles tendon, fall 135-123 to St. Louis as Detroit, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles actions set the day's NBA context. Bob Cousy had noted the team could win without others, but Russell’s absence hit hard.
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Associated Press
Bob Cousy
Tommy) Heinsohn
Bill) Sharman
Big Bill
Boston Celtics
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Big Bill Russell
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New York
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Pistons
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Lakers
Cincinnati
Young Golfers on the Links
Phil Rodgers won the Los Angeles Open with a record 62 final. Joe Campbell failed to win the Crosby National at Pebble Beach, losing in a sudden death playoff to Doug Ford. Jack Nicklaus emerged as a rising star among the young pros shaping golf's future.
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New York
NEA
Phil Rodgers
Joe Campbell
Pebble Beach
Purdue
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Samuel Jackson Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Chick Harbert
Dutch Harrison
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Johnny Pott
Rodgers
Campbell
Nicklaus
Bing Crosby
Gene Littler
California
Idustrious
Houston Colts Debut Park Aims For Largest MLB Field
The 1962 Houston Colts venue may be the league's largest. GM Paul Richards announced measurements at the $300,000 temporary stadium for the April 10 opener against the Chicago Cubs. Distances reach 360 feet left, 420 feet center, 360 feet right, with Kansas City then closest in size. The Colts will use the temporary park only for 1962 before moving to a $22 million domed stadium in 1963 that seats 32,000 compared with 46,217 for the dome.
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Houston Colts
Paul Richards
Colts
Chicago Cubs
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Richards
Bowling League Standings and High Scores Highlight Local Cards
Arcade leagues feature C Blank with 152 and 377 in individual games and totals. Ideal Farms tops a 576 team game while Moose Lodge 371 leads with 1608 in team sets. Inter Church high marks include Myersville standout 1611 in set and 570 in game. Women led by P Kelly with 151 and 350. Health Center Frederick Major League standings show Schlitz and Ideal Farms near top with Koontz 441 series.
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Summers Inc
Daves Gulf Frestie
Moose Lodge
Shankles Ideal Farms
Abrechts
Esso Dots
C. Blank
Ideal Farms
Middletown Lutherans
Middletown Reformed
Mt. Zion
United Church of Christ
Myersville Club
Guy Ramsburg
Lions
Liberty
Yellow Springs
Carrell Manor
Middletown
Myersville
Frederick Yellow Springs
New Market Glade Valley
Francis Scott
Health Center
Frederick
Schlitz Beer
Ideal Farms Dairy
Carlings
Morgan's
Eberts Health Center
Schlitz
Bill Koontz
Bill
Markey Emerges as Scoring Threat for Western Maryland
Markey from Frederick Md has raised his scoring pace to 8.1 points per game with 52 over the last five victories, joining Klitzberg O Mally and Martin as key Terrors. The 6-2 guard rebounding strongly and leads the team in field goal accuracy at 46 percent as Shaw and others boost the offense in a tight state race.
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Dave Markey
Maryland
Richie Klitzberg
Tom O'Malley
Dave Martin
Shaw
Jim Shaw
Terrors
Markey
Frederick
Khtzberg
O'Malley
Martin
Dave
Amateur Keglers Face Pro Star Harriet Ebbets
Frederick area hosts pro tenpin bowling star Harriet Ebbets this weekend with two sessions on Saturday at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM. She will conduct clinics, present an exhibition match, and offer free tips, aided by local bowlers including Charlotte Clem, Bob Thompson, Ronnie Payne in the afternoon and Joe Eyler, Miriam Oland in the evening.
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Frederick
Harriet Ebbets
Miami Beach
Miss Ebbets
Pro Star
Charlotte Clem
Bob Thompson
Ronnie Payne
Joe Eyler
Miriam Oland
Local bowlers Ebbets clinic opens free event
Lloyd Meatherly joins regular league bowlers at the local tenpin center for a free clinic and exhibition. No admission charge. The event features Miss Ebbets and runs as part of a community outreach program. In other news, New York markets staged a late rally after a losing session Wednesday, lifting sentiment briefly.
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Lloyd Meatherly
Tenpin Bowling
Miss Ebbets
New York
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Buying Picks Up Before Close
In 1962 market activity was moderate for the day with overall averages modestly lower, yet the closing sentiment turned cautious optimism as heavy buying surged before the final bell. The mood reflected a split between statistics and trading tone.
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Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
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Mae's
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Newdee Farm Machinery
South Carrol St. Frederick
Pairbanks
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Dial MO
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DE Rat
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Hood College
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Sanner Realty CO
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