Celtics Take 2-Game Lead In East Playoff
Celtics beat the Cincinnati Royals 101-90 to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the Eastern Division final. Coach Jack McMahon blamed effort and focus laps for the loss, while Celtics star players pressed the attack and Cincinnati’s offense struggled.
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City Bowling Results In Boston Celtics Thriller
Oscar Robertson scored 30 while K C Jones starred for the Celtics as Boston edged the city team in a hard fought game. Tommy Heinsohn poured in 31 points and Sam Jones added 25 as Red Auerbach praised his squad and cautioned against overconfidence.
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Oklahoma Intercollegiate Golf Tourney Opens in Shawnee
The fifth annual Oklahoma Intercollegiate Golf Tournament starts in Shawnee Oklahoma as an 18 school field from seven states competes over two days. Oklahoma State University, the 1963 NCAA champion, and Eastern New Mexico are among entrants.
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Rich Purses For Derby Prospects
Canadian owned Northern Dancer headlines a four race Derby prelude at Gulfstream Aqueduct Oaklawn and Golden Gate with 3-year-olds vying for Kentucky Derby bids. Northern Dancer rides behind Bill Shoemaker as five Derby eligibles from Arkansas Derby and four from California Derby Trial aim for Churchill Downs on May 2.
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Snead Leads After First Round At Greensboro Open
Sam Snead shot seven under par 64 to hold a three stroke edge over Nicklaus at the Greater Greensboro Open. Nicklaus, 24, opened at 70 while Julius Boros and Bill Dunk plus George Bauer trailed at 67, with Palmer and others at 70.
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Torre fuels Braves win as spring training buzz grows
Milwaukee officials tolerate Joe Torre's gruff season mood as he leads the Braves in camp late after contract disputes. He hits .500 with a two-run homer in an 11th inning rally to beat Pittsburgh 7-5, part of a 13-3 exhibition run. Torre’s wage dispute with John McHale is noted, with McHale seeking a big raise from 1963.
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