Giants Extend Win Streak With 3-2 Victory Over Pirates
San Francisco Giants secure eighth straight win behind Willie Mays who homered to break a 2-2 tie. Juan Marichal earned his fourth win in six decisions with a complete game of four-hits allowed. The rest of the day saw Bo Gibson, Bob Buhl and Don Elston deliver solid performances for St. Louis and Chicago, while Cincinnati and New York games were rained out.
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Marichal
Bo Gibson
St. Louis
Houston
Bob Buhl
Don Elston
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
Bob Skinner
Giants
Earl Francis
Felipe Alou
Jose Pagan
Jim Davenport
Mays
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
W. I. Pet
Pittsburgh Tae
Milwaukee Sone
Year’s Reprieve For KU Relays
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the University of Kansas will postpone final relocation plans for the Kansas Relays for at least one year. Athletic Director A C Lonborg says the Relays will remain in Memorial Stadium next year while funding and stadium expansion work proceeds.
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A. C
Lonborg
Memorial Stadium
W. E
Bill) Easton
Kansas
Forrest . C
Phog) Allen
Easton
University of Kansas
Move Warriors To Coast Would Move Warriors To Coast
NEW YORK AP Eddie Gottlieb will ask the NBA to approve the sale and transfer of the Philadelphia Warriors including Wilt Chamberlain to San Francisco. He also plans to acquire another Philadelphia franchise which could expand the league to 10 teams. The Warriors would likely sell to a San Francisco group led by Bernard Solomon for $850,000.
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NEW York
Eddie Gottlieb
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Gottlieb
Philadelphia
NBA
Warriors
Chamberlain
Bernard Solomon
A's Bats Crack In Victory At Municipal Stadium
Kansas City and Detroit traded blows in a 12-8 A’s win at Municipal Stadium as Norm Siebern Wayne Causey and Gino Cimoli fueled a 15 hit attack. Detroit’s Kaline Brown and Brueton homered while Vic Wertz tied the AL record with five straight pinch hits. John Wyatt earned the win in relief of Norm Bass and Don Messick took the loss.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Municipal Stadium
A’s
Norm Siebern
Wayne Causey
A's
al Kaline
Dick Brown
Bill Bruton
John Wyatt
Norm Bass
Don Messi
Siebern
Gino Cimoli
Cimoli
Vic Wertz
Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
Bob Wale
Cleveland
Dave Philley
Philadelphia Phillies
U S Davis Cup comeback hopeful led by Jackie Douglas
U S Davis Cup ace Jackie Douglas predicts a bounce-back year with top form and high morale. He notes the team has the players and training, believes they can beat Mexico and then the Australians if lucky, with preparations for Mexico City conditions and potential success against Europe.
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New York
Jon
Jackie) Douglas
Stanford University
Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas
U.S
Australia
Packers Have Cash Stacked
Green Bay Packers, NFL champions, report more than 500000 in the bank. Club organizer Earl J. Lambeau started the venture 42 years ago with aid from a packing company mover and women's clubs. Net profits for 1961 reached 175075, boosting surplus to 573141 as operating income totaled 15 million. The non profit club retains surplus for future needs and pays no dividends to its thousands of stockholders in Green Bay.
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Wis
Green Bay Packers
Earl J
Curly) Lambeau
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packer Corporation
Eri
Lombardi
Fon
Return To Bare Fist Fighting Plea From Doctors
MT Vernon New York AP A panel of six doctors studying sports recommended a return to bare knuckle fighting to reduce boxing injuries and deaths. Some urged abolishing professional boxing while others favored changes. Allan J Ryan of the American College of Sports Medicine endorsed eliminating gloves altogether. He warned unprotected fists could not be used without risking severe head injury.
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N.Y
Benny
Kid) Puret
Tunney Hunsaker
West Virginia
Allan J. Ryan
American College of Sports Medicine
Ann Ounce Love
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
League leaders across the National and American Leagues include Flood and Alou atop batting lists with 403 at bats and 29 hits respectively. Davenport and Pinsay lead runs and RBIs, while Koufax and Marichal headline strikeouts. Defensive stats show Oliver and Kasko with doubles, and Wills with stolen bases. Pitching honors go to Donovan with a 0.000 ERA warning, and Barker, Bunning, Belinsky anchoring 3 0 records.
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St. Louis
Kuen
Sana Francisco
Ilays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Davenport
Pinsay
Cincinnat
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Robinson
Chicago
Jimenez
Kansas City
del Greco
Cunningham
Kaline
Detroit
Lumpe
Cimoli
Wagner
Aparicio
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Barker
Baltimore
Bunning
Belinsky
Terry
New York
Estrada
Schwall
Boston
Pizarro
May sign for Little League play
Orris Cox announces Little League baseball for boys aged 10 to under 13, with signup dates on Saturday May 5 and Saturday May 12 at the Youth Center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The program, guided by the Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce, is part of the recreation commission plan.
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Recreation Commission
Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Orris Cox
Cox
Pheasant Study Gets New Heat Sant Craw Count
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission launches a new pheasant survey titled heat sant craw count. Researchers drive predetermined routes, stop regularly, and listen for crowing to gauge ring necked pheasant territory. Developed in the 1940s, the method tracks year to year trends to inform 1962 hunting season recommendations.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
James Kimball
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
Snead Opens Quest in Tournament of Champions
Sam Snead, veteran golfer, led off the Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn in Las Vegas with Jay Hebert. The 72-hole event has a $38,000 purse and ends Sunday with an $11,008 first prize for the winner. Arnold Palmer, projected strong, trailed just behind a lead group as 24 other PGA winners compete.
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Sam Snead
Hes
Jay Hebert
Seiger Desert Inn Country Club
Snead
Hebert
Mike Sourhak
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Baltimore 6 Minnesota 5 New York 4 Chicago 3 Kansas City 12
Summary of scores and weather notes across early games with teams Baltimore Minnesota New York Chicago Kansas City Detroit Boston Los Angeles Cleveland and Washington. Mentions wet grounds rain cold and running tallies, plus standings lines for several clubs and upcoming matchups. The Herald offers a weekly tip reward.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
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Washington
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Cleveland
L. Pet
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Pogue
Mcbaughlin
Terry
Mueller
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Sinclair
Dillon
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McAuliffe
Mcfarland
Giants Have Formula For Success
The San Francisco Giants rode pitching defense and power to eight straight wins the longest streak since 1958 move to the West. Six straight starting pitchers completed games, fielding errors in 324 chances were flawless, and hitters homered in 16 straight games as they led the NL entering a home stand finale against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Manager Alvin Dark dismissed added pressure, noting 140 games remain and it is early in the season.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Alvin Dark
Yankees Cruise Past White Sox Behind Howard Homer
Elston Howard powered the Yankees to a 4-3 win over the Chicago White Sox with a ninth inning opposite field homer securing his club’s seventh straight victory. Howard and Berra combined for late offense as Ralph Terry allowed three hits through six. John Powell homered twice for Baltimore in a 6-5 win over Minnesota, while Kansas City outscored Detroit 12-8.
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Detroit
Tigers
John Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
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Boston
Washington
Los Angels
Cleveland
White Sox
Joel Horlen
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Comiskey Park
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Ralph Terry
Jim Coates
al Smith
New York
Terry
Coates
Powell
Twins
Jim Kaat
Ted Sadowski
Jackie Brandt
Skinny Brown
Dick Hall
Brown
Don Mincher
Hall
Bowman fires 610 series in Twilight League at Ottawa Bowl
Bowman rolled 177 212 221 for a 610 series, the night's top mark, representing Bienie's in the Twilight League at Ottawa Bowl. J Wassmer led Booster League scoring with a 238 game as part of a 584 series, with top Booster scores by team listed.
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Bowman
Bienie
J. Wassmer
Royals
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