Notes From Here And There
A collage of basketball and sports notes spans pro and college eras. Mentions include Tom Gola Jack Twyman John Kerr Adolph Rupp and Sweetwater Clifton, plus Maryland coach Jack Jackson and a Maryland ACC title target. Local sports minor items cover bowling registration and high school schedules.
Seymour Quits As Bullet Coach In NBA Playoffs
Baltimore Bullets coach Paul Seymour announced he will quit coaching to focus on his Syracuse businesses but will guide the team through the Western Division semifinals. The 38-year-old former Syracuse Nationals and St Louis Hawks coach said he may return after next season. the team seeks a new coach by the May draft meetings.
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Boston Celtics
Pistons
Fort Wayne
Charley Eckman
Maurice Stokes
Rochester Royals
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Nat (Sweetwater
Paul Arizin
Tom Gola
Celtics
Gola
Jack Twyman
Royals
John Kerr
Bullets
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
North American
Rupp
Baltimore
Paul Seymour
Baltimore Bullets
Syracuse
N.Y
Seymour
NBA
St Louis
Hawks
Chicago
St. Louis Hawks
Arnold Heft
Bke
Abe Pollin
Seynour
Red Auerbach
Cincinnati Royals
Richie Guerin
Guerin
Los Angeles Lakers
Wilness Wil Lalgie
Auerbach
Cadet Golfers Win First Match
Frederick High School opened its season with a 7 2 TriState League win over Westminster at the VFW Country Club. Barry Gannon was medalist with a 90 on a cold day following Nassau scoring. Next match is Thursday against South Hagerstown at Beaver Creek Country Club.
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Frederick High School
Westminster
VFW
Barry Gannon
Frederick
Nassau
South Hagerstown
Beaver Creek Country Club
Jerry Beacht
John Dixon
Rosan
Mann
Westmister
Benny Gannon
Gene Hausler
Clark
McGee
Ron Whitmore
Jim Long
Ruby
Griswold
Clay To Fight Chuvalo In Toronto Title Bout At 10:30 P.M.
Cassius Clay, 22-0, defends his world heavyweight title against George Chuvalo, 34-11-2, in a Toronto bout at Maple Leaf Gardens. Odds are 7-1 against Chuvalo as the event aims to draw about 10,000 with a $150,000 gate and 40 theater TV network. The 15 round match is set for 10 30 p m EST with radio by CBC.
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Toronto
Cassius Clay
Canada
George Chuvalo
Ontario Athletic Commission
World Boxing Association
Muller
Kayco
Chuvalo
Hei
Clay
Ernie Terrell
Clay-Terrell
New York
Chicago
Maine
Dakotas
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Canadian Broadcasting Co
Glosgate
Muhammad Ali
Louisville
Allah
United States
Dodgers star Gilliam wonders about comeback after playing career
Ver o Beach Florida AP report recalls Zola Versalles key grounder and Jim Gilliam sprinting to the bag for a force out in last year s decisive seventh game. Gilliam says he could return as a player or stay in coaching with the Dodgers if activated weighing weight and eye discipline as his main concerns.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Zola Versalles
Jim Gilliam
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gilliam
Dodgers
Veale Walker Pirates Throw First Spring No-Hitter
Pirates pitchers Bob Veale and Luke Walker combined for a 59 no hitter against the Dodgers in exhibition play with Veale going seven innings and Walker finishing the last two. Dodgers trouble came via an error and a walk. Other scores included the Cardinals six hitter over the Mets and the Yankees 41 over the White Sox breaking a nine game win streak.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Luke Walker
Pirates
Los Argeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Jeff Torborg
Veale
Walker
Ray Washburn
Tracy Stallard
St Louis Cards
New York Mets
Washburn
Stanlard
Roger Maris
Clete Bovers
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
Oklahoma City
National Open Golf Raises Prize Pot to 150000
The 64th National Open will be played at Olympic Country Club in San Francisco June 6–19 with a record 150000 in prize money, up 15000 from 1965, and the field expanded from 450 to 60 for the final rounds.
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New York
San Francisco
U.S Golf Association
Loun Blanks Twins For Three Innings
Lefthander Don Loun of Frederick pitched three innings of shutout relief for the Washington Senators in a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Making his first appearance since an elbow injury, Loun allowed two hits with two strikeouts and three walks. New Market to hold Maryland State League meeting to organize league events.
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Orlando
Don Loun
Frederick
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Loun
Houston Astros
Senators
Twins
Bob Chance
Washington
Minnesota
New Market
Maryland State League
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National Basketball Association
Bucky Summers
Jack Jackson
Maryland University
Dartmouth
Shipley Field
Mike Rogoshy
Jerry Kramer
Hancock
Danny Kerns
Maryland
ACC
Jackson
Terps
Clemson
South Carolna
Ith
Paul Flick
Fort Hill
Dale Ramsburg
West Virginia
Maryland State Junior Bowling Association
White Oak Lanes
Cumberland
St. John’s of Frederick
St Joseph's
Emmittsburg
News-Post Office
Ronnie Rice
Harpers Ferry High School
North Hagerstown
Rice
Ohio
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wee Ues
Yeu” Auebach
Boston
76Ers
Gleason Tourney
Miami
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Blair
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill White
Frank Robinson
Cookie Rojas
White
Blair
Gilham
Maury Wills
Starm Club
Chicago Cubs
California
Cleveland
Phillies
Ray Culp
Darold Knowles
Orioles
John Colli
Europe
Boyer Travel Agency
South Market St
Airstream Travel Trailers
Walter H. Glasgow
Chambersburg
U.S
Olympic Country Club
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Towa
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Texas Hawk
USGA
South Africa
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Julius Bores
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Little
Pated
States
District of Columbia
Loun Blanks Twins
Philheat
Phillips
Blue Ridge
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