YOST COMEBACK PREDICTED BY UPI EXPERTS FOR 1962
Veteran Eddie Yost, 36, aims to rebound from a .202 season with the Angels after a $75,000 trade, as UPI’s 24 member experts favor a strong 1962 comeback. Kaline and Aaron expected to win batting titles with a tight race involving Maite, Pinson, Mays, and Kaline.
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Who's on First Dodgers Shuffle Through Spring Balancing
Dodgers manager Walter Alston mixes positions in spring training with two first basemen two center fielders and one right fielder still undecided. Ron Fairly Wally Moon Willie Davis Lee Walls Crank Howard and Snider shuffle roles as Alston probes lineup for opening day against Cincinnati. Leaders speculate Walls may start in center against lefty Jim O'Toole with no firm placement yet.
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State College downs Long Beach CC in first cross-town win
State College upset rival Long Beach City College 62 to 33, erasing six school records and tying another. Paul Zack swept the 220 and 440 frees in record times, while Chuck Babruck doubled in record marks. Don Watt anchored key performances as the meet featured record drops across multiple events and highlighted a dramatic first win in five years against the Vic kings.
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NBA series dates in L A next week
The Lakers and Celtics playoff series will send Games 3 and 4 to the Sports Arena in Los Angeles next Tuesday and Wednesday. If needed, Game 5 would be in Boston next Saturday and Game 6 at the Sports Arena Monday April 16, with a potential deciding game in Boston Wednesday April.
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Tiger Still State Welter Champion Defeats La Fuente in Knockout
Tiger Smith, the state welterweight king, retained title with a fifth round knockout of Orlando de la Fuente at the Olympic Auditorium. De la Fuente, who was undefeated, fought bravely but was outclassed as Smith returned fire after a knockdown to seal the victory amid a bloody, punishment-filled affair.
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Pender Seeks Partial Return in Boston Title Bout
Paul Von der remains an 8-5 favorite to regain a middleweight title from Terry Downes at Boston Garden in a likely third meeting. Downes took the crown last July in London after Pender retired after the ninth round due to illness. The bout aims to settle the middleweight title question as Gene Fillmer is recognized by the NBA in most states.
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Friday's Fights Recap From Paul to Melbourne
Fragments describe a boxing card with multiple bouts across cities including Paul, Minn Lasziéwaot and Monica Citys Woltore. Notable results mention Wiarla Hherales Cleve land Knogkat Tunney Hunsaker and De kartuenin with various stoppages and percentages cited amid a jumbled list of fighters and locations.
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Lincoln High Athlete Collapses Before 440 Yard Race
David Lewis Truffelli, 17, a junior at Lincoln High School, fell ill shortly before a scheduled 440 yard race. He was airlifted in critical condition after doctors could not diagnose the illness, suspected to involve brain injury.
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Palmer and Player Duel Defines 1962 Masters Action
In Augusta, Palmer shoots 66 to take a narrow lead over Player who trails by two as the Masters enters final rounds. Littler and Dickinson also contend, while past champions Bolt Wall and Patton exit. Palmer’s back nine flare gives him a one stroke advantage over a determined Player.
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Masters lead tight as Player falters and other notes
A mixed sports roundup reports Gary Player failing to halt a lone challenger while Arnold Palmer posts a 66 to seize the Bye stroke lead. Benny Mac’s funeral at Our Lady of Mary cemetery in Miami draws mourners, and Boston Celtics’ Nob Consy signs to coach at Boston College. The Kansas City Steers may clinch the American Basketball League title tonight against the Cleveland Pipers as Yankees and Dodgers predicted to meet in the World Series. Jerry Lucas eyed for pro basketball. New York and state politics frame a sports-influence discussion led by Pete Retzlaff and George Halas comments.
American swimmers set multiple AAU records in Bartlesville
The AAU indoor meet yielded new American records as California and Indiana swimmers dominated events. Tadiana and Roy Saari led the sprint medley and mile efforts while several divers and breaststroke contenders posted top marks. Unattached entrants carried strong showings as records fell across 200 yard free and 220 yard events.
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El Camino Edges Norsemen 7-6 In Late Rally
Bob Brown drove in kid Beckwith with a ninth inning double as El Camino rallied to beat Long Beach City College 7-6 in Metro play. LECC fell to 4-2 in conference, Vikings had a four run first, then fell behind before El Camino surged with a two run homer pair late.
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Vikings fall as late rally sinks UCLA in baseball clash
Bill Gaynor drove in the tying run in the eighth but the Vikes could not score again. Rick Bradbury worked six innings before UC Los Angeles exploded in the seventh, with Ray Wilson earning the win. Stucker and Colter contributed, while Jim Jenkins and Al Coutts aided the offense in a game marked by late drama.
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Local Radio TV Sports Highlight Mix Up
Radio and TV sports notes blend in a fragmented recap featuring various teams and players. Mentions KTLA Allstar and Don Peal ARS with scattered references to games, towns, and matchups, all in a partial OCR style.
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Seraphs Take Twin Bill In Houston Parade of Pitching
Angels ace Ken McBride allowed three hits in eight and two thirds innings for a 1-0 win in the day game, while George Wilt held Houston to four hits in seven innings as the Seraphs posted a 4-1 night victory. The doubleheader showcased strong staff depth and solid outings under windy Fort Worth skies.
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Palmer Golf's Top Player Highlights A Wide Range Of Names
A garbled list of players and scores includes Arnold Balmer, Gare Player, Dave Ragan, Lewsyersnaut, Sam Sneed, Byron Nelson, Don Cherry, and others. Mentions of round scores like 75-48 and various cryptic references suggest a golf leaderboard or player roster from a Palmer Golf event, with numerous misreadings and scattered numbers.
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