Toronto Favored To Win Stanley Cup
Toronto favored to repeat as champion as the Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings meet in the NHL postseason opener for the title. Toronto topped Detroit 8-3-3 in the regular season and already earned 1,500 per player for sweeping Montreal and Chicago in the semifinals. The payout for champions is 2,000 per player.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Canada
Earl Stanley
Western Canada Hockey League
NHL
Leafs
Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Wings
Canadiens
Black Hawks
Jean Beliveau
Bruins Triumph Over Hawks In Tie Breaker at Chicago
Scoring points, the Bruins battled the favored Hawks on even terms for six games and ousted them 4-2 in the tie breaker at Chicago. Howe had a goal and two assists in the finale. Terry Sawchuk, Detroit's regular goalie, was in and out of a hospital due to a pinched nerve in his left shoulder, throughout the series.
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Hawks
Chicago
Howe
Terry Sawchuk
Detroit
First Paola Relays Held Inaugural Meet At New Stadium
Paola leads the Franke lin County League as nine of sixteen events go to local teams. standout performances include Chester Fields of LaCygne winning three sprints and Jim Reeves discus throw, with Lane runners and Princeton close behind in a field of five class A schools.
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PAOLA
Frankelin County League
Mike Kuder
Kuder
Kansas
Chester Fields
LaCygne
Forts
Princeton
John Sutton
Tom Cannady
Orioles
Terry Mundy
Pomona
Frankelin
Lane
Williamsburg
Baldwin
Desoto
Pleasanton
Osawatomie
Parker
Eudora
Garnett
Louisburg
Fontana
Wellsville
Greeley
Palmer Rallies To Lead Masters By 4
Arnold Palmer built a four stroke lead at the Masters after 36 holes at Augusta National. He fired a four under 68 on Friday to reach 137, while Gary Player trailed by four at 141 in a crowded leaders group. Palmer’s Army and an air escort boosted the mood as the 34-year-old pursues a fourth Masters title in the favorable 1960s context.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Augusta, Ga
Arnie
Army
Augusta National
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Player
Gene Littler
Don Janusary
Dallas
Champagne Tony Lema
Bob Charles
Dave Marr
Don Finsterewald
Augusta
Don January
Tony Lema
Don Finsterwald
Bruce Devlin
Billy Joe Patton
Davis Love
Juan Rodriguez
Jimmy Demaret
Johnny Pott
Peter Butler
Ack Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Bob Jones Sees Golf Zest Dwindle With Age
Augusta Ga AP Bob Jones 62 crippled by paralysis says enthusiasm for golf fades with time and heavy effort. He recalls training to play yet notes heart not fully in it before retirement at 28 after completing the only grand slam in 1930 winning U S Open Amateur British Open and British Amateur in one year.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Yack Nicklaus
Bob Jones
Atlanta
Jones
Augusta National
United States
Britain
Redskins Acquire Sam Huff in Major NFL Deal
Washington Redskins obtained linebacker Sam Huff from the New York Giants for two players and a draft pick. Huff, an eight year veteran and top middle linebacker, helps Giants who have won Eastern titles three straight years. Redskins traded defensive end Andy Stynchu la, halfback Dick James and their next No. 5 choice for Huff and rookie George Seals. Ten days earlier Coach Bill McPeak moved Norman Snead and Claude Crabb for Sonny Jurgenson and Jimmy Carr.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Sam Huff
New York Giants
Huff
Andy Stynchula
Dick James
Redskins
Giants
George Seals
Missouri
Bill McPeak
Norman Snead
Claude Crabb
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgenson
Jimmy Carr
San Francisco Rockets Triumph in Western Final Game Five
San Francisco defeated St Louis 121 97 to take a 3 2 lead in the best of seven series. West division final action saw the Rockets control play behind strong scoring from key players and dom inant defense.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Night Hawk Montgomery Ward Bowling Scores Highlight
Bowing scores listed by shop and reader, with high games and series for teams including Heathman Oil, Russ and Pats, Cannady's, Dynamic Casida Cleaners, Willis Nursery, Nitcher’s, Mealtime Gorton, Ottawa Bowl, Lee’s Cafe, Romstedts, Pence’s, Brown’s Masonry, Royal-T-Lanes, Kramer’s Drugs, McFadden’s Painting, Bell’s Mobil Service, Fairmont Dairy, Crites’ Appliance, Helen and Bills Cafe. Notable high series hits include Bond 596 and Gorton 541.
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Nighthawk
Montgomery Ward
Liegerot
Heathman Oil
Keim
DeVore
Harry Smith Auto
Simmons
Bond
White Appliance
Dodd
Russ and Pats
Heckman
Cannadys
Badders
Lemon
Casida Cleaners
Willis Nursery
Miller
Nitcher’s
Figgins
Mealman
Gorton
Ottawa Bowl
Lee’s Cafe
Wenthe
Romstedt’s
Houlon
Adams
Bell’s Mobil Service
Denniston
Fairmont Dairy
Reddish
Crites
Swinehart
Helen and
Bill
WhiTacre
Exhibition Baseball Ends Exhibition Play and Starts Season
Exhibition games wrap up with matches including Cincinnati Chicago Houston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Philadelphia and St Louis Kansas City Los Angeles and San Francisco Cleveland Detroit Minnesota and Richmond Illinois. The season begins Monday as teams head into regular play across leagues and cities.
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Soaiy Istigay
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Denver
New York
Washington
Houston
Okla
City
Baltimore
St. Louis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Richmond
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
George Strickland
Birdie Tebbetts
San Francisco Giants
Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Billy Hoeft
Bob Shaw
Bob Hendley
del Crandall
Detroit Tigers
Don Demeter
Jim Bunning
Jerry Lumpe
Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
Rocky Colavito
St. Louis Cardinals
Roger Craig
Carl Warwick
Bob Uecker
Nellie Fox
Ededie Kasko
New York Mets
Nationals Rout College Stars In 110 92 Victory
The U S national basketball team, built largely from Amateur Athletic Union players and five Olympic squad members, overwhelmed a college stars squad 110 92 in Elizabeth New Jersey as they tune up for Europe. The Nationals led 60 34 at halftime and extended the margin in the second half.
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Elizabeth
N.J
U.S
Europe
Amateur Athletic Union
Nationals
Dodgers Yankee Odds Tilt Into 1964 Season Start
Odds makers and experts foresee a Dodgers Yankees World Series rematch as 1964 opens. Dodgers boast pitching depth and speed to top the NL, while Yankees rely on broad strengths across the roster. Managers Houk Berra and Bauer Strickland debut with key trades shaping the league. Washington Cincinnati open a day early with Prez Johnson tossing first ball. crowd projections around 30 000 to 45 000.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Yogi Berra
Las Vegas
Yankees
Dodgers
George Altman
Bob Taylor
Amado Samuel
Los Angeles’ Angels
Joe Adcock
Barry Latman
Baltimore
Willie Kirkland
Cleveland
al Smith
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Jim Gentile
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
Leon Wagner
Indians
Larry Sherry
Tigers
Washington
Cincinnati
Johnson
Senators
Angels
Claude Osteen
Ken McBride
Reds
Colts
Ken Johnson
Jim O'Toole
Jim Maloney
Ase
Lawrence Defeats OHL 5-4 in tennis clash
The Lawrence Lions edged the Ottawa Cyclones 5-4 yesterday at Lawrence to improve to 1-2 on the season. Singles produced wins for Phil Kurata James Graham and Jan Jefferis for Lawrence while Martin Williams and John Brockway sealed the doubles with a decisive 8-6 win.
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Lawrence Lions
Ottawa Cyclones
Lawrence
Ottawa
Osawatomie
James Graham
Jan Jefferis
Martin Williams
Otawa
John Brockway
Lions
Phil Kurata
Loren Shofner
Chris Barteldes
John Davis
Rex Hornsby
Jack Thompson
Bill Scott
Larry Redding
Kurata Barteldes
Stictfiert Graham
Davis-Hornsby
Jefferis Thompson
Williams
Brockway
Scott
Redding
Home Season Opens Monday for Ottawa High Golf Team
Ottawa High School starts its home golf season Monday at the Country Club course in a match with Turner Argentine and Olathe. OHS recent trips included a Chanute meet where results placed the team third in four man and fifth in two man events. Golfers and scores listed. Later OHL beat Olathe 346 to 377 with Vivian 80 Parks 86 Roush 90 Duffield 90. A season record mentions two players with 485 hits in 1930 by Bill Terry and Fred Lindstrom.
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Ottawa High School
Turner
Olathe
Chanute
OHS
Roush
Duffield
Vivian
Parks
Evans
Colby
OHL
New York Giant
Bill Terry
Fred Lindstrom
Ottawa High Sophomore Wins Mile at Pittsburg Relays
Ottawa High School dominated Pittsburg Relays Friday led by sophomore Harvey Nicholson winning the mile in 4 44.39. The medley relay team Turley Woodward Cook Davis set 3 41.2 to break both Pittsburg Relays and OHS marks. Gary Mavity tied for third in pole vault. Turley fifth in broad jump. Dennis Mote fifth in javelin.
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Harvey Nicholson
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Jerry Turley
Dan Woodward
Dennis Cook
Craig Davis
Gary Mavity
Dennis Mote
Woodward
Cook
Turley
Rick Wood
OHL
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Gilles Tremblay
Dave Keon
Johnny Bower
Norm Ullman
Gordie Howe
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Golden Bear
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Putser
NBA
Ing
Carl Seaton
Dodger
Mrs
Floyd Kaub
Mrs. Henry
Mom Carlson
Ottawa High
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Dean Berlin
Ag Mfpre
Low
Tnamel
Paco
Saffron Glass CO
N. Main
Decca
Reg. Low Co
V&ax
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