Kid Paret Gravely Fights End in Fatal Battle for Title
The 17th round knockout by Emile Griffith over Benny Paret at Madison Square Garden ends in tragedy as Paret collapses after a brutal assault. Paret, hospitalized and unconscious, is reported fighting for his life, while Griffith wins the welterweight title.
Baltimore Orioles blast Mets 18 8 in Miami. Robinson homer clears centerfield wall
Baltimore torched New York for 18 runs and 21 hits led by Brooks Robinson who joined an elite club with a centerfield wall homer. Davie Nicholson and John Powell added multiple homers as Jay Hook endured 17 hits and 16 runs through six innings.
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Davie Nicholson
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Russ Snyder
Marv Throneberry
Robinson
Johnny Temple
Jerry Adair
Hook
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Larry Deby
Luke Easter
New York
Results From Legion Tourney and Delaware Handicap Preview
Walkersville 9th Grade scores total 22 7 51 with Smith Whitmore and Stoner leading. Elm Street 7th Grade totals 91 19 with Ambrose and Schattenberg among top scorers. Wilmington Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park grows to a record 2 100 000 with May 28 opening and July 28 closing highlighted by a 150 000 Delaware Handicap race.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware Park
NBA Draft opens with Royals nab Lucas top pick in New York
Jerry Lu cas, two time Ohio State Player of the Year, was selected by the Cincinnati Royals in the NBA draft. Territorial picks included Al-America Lucas and Dave Debrusschere. Chicago, New York, Detroit and others followed with first round pivots led by McGill Havlicek and Ellis. Debrusschere and Havlicek, both six five, were noted as potential forwards.
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Spain
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Ellis
Knicks
Chicago
Terry Dichinger
Purdue
Chappell
Walker
Associated Press
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Hansen Plans Army Air Time to Stay With Orioles
Baltimore shortstop Ron Hansen aims to play over 100 games this season by taking spring training on leave from Ft. Meade. He hopes to attend most home games in Baltimore and Washington, with weekend Army passes to join road trips. If possible, he would miss no regular season games until May 1 and plans to drop weight from 215 to 205 pounds before returning to duty.
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Hansen
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Halas testifies NFL planned Dallas expansion before AFL start
George Halas told a U S district court that the NFL planned to expand to Dallas and Houston as early as 1958-59, with Dallas viewed as a leading southwest city. He described signing a commitment to Dallas with Dallas backer Clem Murchison and noted Lamar Hunt later helped form the AFL after that contact.
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Cling Murchison Jr
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Murchison
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Paret Beating Probed On Rockefellers Order
New York state investigators delivered a report to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller after welterweight Benny Kid Paret was left in critical condition from the Madison Square Garden title fight with Emil Griffith. Medical bulletins said brain pressure was removed and a tracheotomy performed as doctors warned the outcome remained grave.
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NEW York
Nelson A.” Rockefeller
Benny
Kid) Paret
New York State Athletic Commission
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Paret
Emil Griffith
Madison Square Garden
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Roosevelt Hospital
Cleveland
Jimmy Doyle
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Griffith
Ruby Goldstein
Fullmer
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Gus Lesnevich
West Jordan
Utah
Goldstein
Lesnévich
Ringsidjer
Jersey Joe Walcott
Reds Hope to capitalize on spring surge in 1962 season
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson remains optimistic as he lines up the Reds for 1962 spring action in Tampa. He cites batters Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson, new third basemen options Cliff Cook and Eddie Kasko, and a pitching staff featuring Jim O'Toole Joey Jay Ken Hunt and Sam Jones as key sources of potential improvement.
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Chico Ruiz
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al Lopez
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O'Toole
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Joey
Jay
Ken Hunt
Jim Maloney
Sammy Ellis
Bob Purkey
Dave Sisler
Moe Drabowsky
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Johnny Edwards
Martz at 3rd as Terp Nine Opens Season
Frederick's Frank Martz will start at third base and cleanup for Maryland in the 1962 baseball opener against Dartmouth. Tom Brown returns as AI-ACC center fielder, with a lineup featuring Ruhs, Gorewitz, Water, Johnson, Harmeyer and catcher Roeper. Schedule lists games from March 28 to May 16 against Lafayette Syracuse Harvard South Carolina Clemson Navy North Carolina N.C. State Georgetown Duke Wake Forest Virginia and Penn State.
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University of Maryland
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Martz
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Lin Haley
Jack Lund
Dick Kock
Southpaw
Bill Turner
Jim Fowler
Fowler
Brawn
Jack Ruhs
Marty Gorewitz
Bernie Water
Short
Bo Johnson
Grayson Harmeyer
Wilbur Roeper
Tom Moss
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AAU Official Herman Fischer Dies in Florida
Herman Fischer 71 of Chicago, former vice president of the National Amateur Athletic Union, died in a Fort Lauderdale hospital. He and wife Lillian kept a winter home in Fort Lauderdale. He led the Central AAU, co founded the Chicago Tribune Silver Skates Derby, and served as recreation director for the Chicago school board.
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Herman Fischer
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Zipfel Joins Camp as Long Holds First Base
Zipfel arrives at Pompano Beach camp after Marine discharge to find Dale Long firmly atop first base duties. Long hits .450 with six homers and 16 RBIs for the Senators as manager Mickey Vernon notes Zipfel may spell Long briefly later this week. Practice is postponed due to rain.
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Long
Senators
Mickey Vernon
Maryland Leads Carmichael Cup Race In ACC Athletics
Maryland holds a narrow lead over North Carolina and Duke in the first Carmichael Cup standings for ACC athletics. Maryland secured championships in swimming wrestling and indoor track contributing to 46 points. North Carolina follows with 44 4 and Duke with 41 44. Wake Forest tops the remaining winter sport basketball and moves to seventh ahead of South Carolina. Points are awarded on a 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 basis with spring sports to come.
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N.C
Maryland
North Carolina
Duke
Terrapins
Wake Forest
South Carolina
William D. Carmichael Jr
University of North Carolina
Peculiar Fin Noted On Tile-Fish Found In North America
The tile-fish exhibits a bright color pattern and a unique greenish yellow dorsal fin on its head. No other North American fish shares this peculiar fin type, marking it as exceptional among local species.
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England pressed to ban boxing after Paret–Griffith case
Lady Edith Summerskill urged Britain's House of Lords to prohibit professional boxing or charge promoters with manslaughter if fatal injuries occur. She framed the debate around the Benny Paret Emile Griffith bout and warned of permanent brain injury from repeated blows.
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