WVU Follows Berzansky To 3rd Win
California Pa yielded 17 runs as West Virginia University overwhelmed California College 17 to 4. Steve Berzansky drove in three runs on three hits in five at bats, with Mike Dyer and Radosevich chipping in 3 RBIs. John Rado Sevich earned the win in five innings before Wendall Backus fanned eight in relief.
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California
UPI
Steve Berzansky
West Virginia University
WVU
Bridgewater
Morgantown
Mountaineer
John Radosevich
Wendall Backus
Backus
Bruce Dal Canton
Berzansky
Mike Dyer
Radosevich
Hawks Trim Laker Lead in Western Playoffs
St Louis Hawks coach Harry Gallatin, named UPI coach of the year, led his team to a 125 112 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers to cut the series deficit in the NBA Western Division playoffs. The game featured technical fouls on Gallatin and Lakers coach Fred Schaus and a ejection for Lakers trainer Frank O Neill. The fourth game is set for Saturday as the series shifts to Los Angeles if needed. In the East, the Boston Celtics tied the Royals at two games each as home teams still hunt a win. Boston hosts Saturday hoping to end the jinx.
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Gallatin
Los Angeles Lakers
West Coast
Fred Schaus
Laker
Frank O'Neill
UPI
NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Leo Soroka
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Celts
Dairy foods supply one sixth of national energy needs
Dairy products provide about one sixth of the nation’s food energy and cover 75 percent of its calcium requirements, highlighting milk and dairy as essential nutrition sources.
California Bowler Rolls 704 Series In ABC Event
Jim St. John a San Jose pro bowler led Hamm Beer of Chicago with a 704 series in the ABC tournament first classic division block. He totaled 226 266 212 for Hamm 2980 as Chicago must post 3230 next to overtake United Van Lines of St Louis. United Van Lines still leads classic team with 6210. Williams Double Cola of Lyons moved to second in booster division with 2783. No changes in classics or regular divisions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Jim St. John
San Jose
Calif
Hamm Beer
Chicago
St. John
Hamm
United van Lines
St. Louis
United
Williams Double Cola
Lyons
Canisius College to inaugurate hall of fame four
The Canisius College Alumni Association will name the first four athletes to its new hall of fame on May 2. The honorees, cited at the Block C. dinner in the Buffalo Athletic Club, must have been graduates for at least 10 years.
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Buffalo, N.Y
UPI
Canisius College Alumni Association
Buffalo
Duarte Cha bot bout postponed after Duarte injuries
A fight between Frank Duarte and Al Chabot scheduled for April 8 in San Francisco is postponed a week due to injuries Duarte suffered in a Sacramento bout last week.
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San Francisco
UPI
Frank Duarte
al Chabot
Duarte
Sacramento
Souchak and Wininger Pace GB Quarterfinals at Rec Building
Souchak and Wininger led easy GB division quarterfinal wins sending Prosperity and Crescent to the semifinals of the Town District Grade School tournament on April 9. Prosperity defeated Maxwell Hill 22 to 7 to meet Brooks Adair in the 4:30 p.m. opener, while Crescent pummeled Stamford 29 to 6 to face R.M.1. in the other semi. Today four 8A quarterfinals follow with Sylvia vs Jr. High at 2:30, Mabscott vs Piney Oaks at 3:30, Hollywood vs Morton Reaves at 4:30, and St. Francis vs Bradley at 5:30.
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Prosperity and
Crescent
Maxwell Hil
Stamford
Prosperity
Asy
Maxwell Hill
Brooks Adair
R.M.1
Sylvia
Mabscott
Piney Oaks
Hollywood
Morton Reaves
St. Francis and
Bradley
Palmer Down By 5 In Masters Opener
Former football players Mike Souchak and Bo Wininger shot 69 to lead by one stroke over Arnold Palmer after round one at Augusta. Palmer struggled with a malfunctioning driver, shooting 74 as underdogs dominated the first round with Sam Snead and Ed Furgol also at 70. The field will be cut to 44 plus ties after today’s round, with players within 10 strokes of the leader advancing to the weekend.
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Milton Richman
UPI
Augusta, Ga
Mike Souchak
Bo Wininger
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Souchak
Wininger
Grossingers
N.Y
Duke
St. Marys
Sammy Snead
Ed Furgol
PGA
Jay Hebert
Sun-Baker
Gary Player
George Bayer
Charlie Coe
Billy Maxwell
Dick Mayer
Don January
Doug Sanders
Downing Gray
Jackie Nicklaus
Wes Ellis
Dave Ragan
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Don Finsterwald
Tony Lema
Stan Leonard
Dan Sikes
Gene Sarazen
Bob Rosburg
Gene Littler
Ken Venturi
Billy Casper
Bob Goalby
Jerry Barber
Bill Collins
Gay Brewer
Gary Middlecoff
Snead
Sps
Grossinger
Oklahoma City
Export
Miami
Fla
Snead Pebounaneueied
White Sulphur Springs
W. V
S. Pasadena
Calif
South Africa
Charles R. Cee
Las Vegas
Nev
Warrington
Flaton
Walnut
Palm Desert
Ojai
Robert J. Charles Een
New Zealand
Seer
Wes Ellis Jr
W. Caldwell
Tequesta
Jack Fleck Ee
Idos Angeles
William Hyndman
Germantown
Jacksonville
Patriots Bounce Midgets From Civitan Leaders
Patriots rise from last place to topple Civitan League standings after a 3 0 win over the Midgets at Bowl Wick. June Thompson led ladies with 224 high game and 535 series, while Francis Edwards posted a 586 series and 211 for the men. Builders, Claxtons, and other teams moved in as season heats up with notable scores from Beasley, Perry, Sawyers, and Klaus among others.
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Tim Massey
Patriots
Bowl Wick
June Thompson
Francis Edwards
Bill Klein
Clayton Howery
Ten Pin Tim Friday Mixed League settles in first place
Beckley Hardware clinched first in the Friday Mixed League by sweeping Raleigh County Bank at Sky Lanes. Henry Bennett led with a 219 high game and 556 series, Edon Borrer added 202 540, while Clarence Hancock 532 and Merritt Clay 503 powered Beckley National Bank to three wins over Eppys Drug.
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Beckley Hardware
Raleigh County Bank
Sky Lanes
Henry Bennett
Hardware
Edon Borrer
Frances Riffe
Beckley National Bank
Clarence Hancock
Merritt Clay
Eppy
Bert Hawley
Charles Walker
Park Drug
Means Lumber Co
Marge Hunter
Kyle Phipps
Phipps Insurance
Mary Carter
Orford Thompson
Colony Drug
Irby Hutchins
Betty Hodges
Melody Shop
Hopkins
Themla Thompson
Don Lafon
Tom Shrewsbury
Elizabeth Clay
Pinecrest A Takes Narrow Lead In Beckley Medical Bowling
Pinecrest A moved ahead by half a game after defeating Pinecrest B in three games at Bowl Wick. Bill Mullins led the team with a 509 series as Sandra Barnett and Kathy Kambouris paced the women with strong series and games. Phillips Opticians plus Bozo Powers posted two wins over Rahall’s with Powers’ 560 series. Tom Williams starred with a 557 series for Druggists, second in the league. Beckley Medical Arts swept Pinecrest B while Eppy's and Park posted notable scores.
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Pinecrest
Thompson
Beckley Medical League
Bowl Wick
Bill Mullins
Sandra Barnett
Thompson‘s
Kathy Kambouris
Phillips Opticians
Bozo
Rahall’s
Bill Cramer
Colony Drug
Downing Raleigh General Hospital
Junior Johnson
Tom Williams
Beckley Medical Arts
Pinecrest B
Jim Miller
Frank Turner
Professional Park
Eppy
Bill McLean
L. B. Carper
Freda's Beauty Shop Maintains Lead In Friday League
Freda's Beauty Shop clung to first place as Bank of Raleigh challenged, with Beulah Perry leading a 165 489 series for the Beauticians. Marlene Phillips 365 topped the losers, while Betty Maxwell's 471 led runners up for Bankers. White Cross Pharmacy beat Curtain Shop again, Mary Williams 165 475 for the Pharmacists, Cora Evans 364 for Curtain Shop.
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Freda
Bank of Raleigh
Beauticians
Bankers
Chester L. Smith
Beulah Perry
Marlene Phillips
Raleigh County Bank
Betty Maxwell
Sandy Barnett
White Cross Pharmacy
Curtain Shop
Mary Williams
Cora Evans
First Stream Report Indicates Fair West Virginia Fishing Outlook
West Virginia anglers face a fair outlook this weekend as the State Natural Resources Department releases its first stream report of the season. Most streams are normal in depth with conditions ranging from clear to cloudy milky and muddy water. reports from the extreme south and southwest are lacking. Normal and milky water noted on the Little Kanawha River and Middle Island Creek. New River in Summers County normal and muddy. streams normal and clear include Fishing Creek Wheeling Creek eastern Panhandle Elk River at Clay below Sutton Dam Greenbrier River in Greenbrier and Summers Counties.
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Charleston
West Virginia
State Natural Resources Department
Little Kanawha
Middle Island
New River
Summers County
Fishing Creek
Wheeling Creek
Nhandle
Eastern
Panhandle
Elk River
Clay
Sutton Dam
Greenbrier River
Greenbrier
Summers Counties
State Hoop Tourney to Be Held in Charleston in 1965
West Virginia SSAC accepts Kanawha County offer to host the state high school basketball tournament at Charleston's Civic Center in 1965 marking the first time Charleston hosts since the event began in 1914. A tournament director will be chosen from Kanawha County principals. Civic Center capacity may expand to 7,500 by tournament time.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
UPD
West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission
SSAC
Kanawha County
Charleston
Civic Center
W. Gordon Eisman
West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
Kanawha County Principals Association
Buckhannon
Morgantown
Huntington
Eisman
WVU
Marshall University
Principals Association
Detroit Red Wings rally past Black Hawks in semifinal thriller
The Detroit Red Wings beat the Chicago Black Hawks 4-2 to take a 3-2 series lead in the NHL semifinals. Norm Ullman scored twice, Parker MacDonald netted the deciding goal late in the second period, as Floyd Smith also scored for Detroit. Toronto defeated Montreal 5-0 to sweep the Canadiens in five games, with Dave Keon and Dick Duff key in the winning burst. Keon added a second period goal and Kent Douglas scored in the final period.
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United Press International
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Maple Leafs
Montreal
Canadiens
Norm Ullman
Chicago
Parker MacDonald
Wings
Floyd Smith
Ullman
Hawks
Ken Wharram
Bobby Hull
MacDonald
Detroit
Black Hawks
Toronto
Dave Keon
Dick Duff
Keon
Ron Stewart
Kent Douglas
Controversial talk routine chit chat linked to 1962 game
Carmichael said the overheard telephone talk between Wallace Butts and Paul Bryant was ordinary coaches chatter not evidence of fixing. He disputed the Burnett account cited by the Past and the Saturday Evening Post story. The probe led to a libel suit and denials from both coaches.
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AL Kuettner
Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
John Carmichael
George Burnett
Saturday Evening Post
Burnett
Butts
Bryant
Carmichael
Eugene Cook
Post
United Press International
George Therrell
Cook
Carl E. Sanders
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John
Butts- Bryant
University of Georgia
Seven Yankees and Mets sent to minor leagues
United Press International reports players from the Yankees and Mets were optioned to minor leagues. Sheldon and Chacon join several teammates in Richmond Buffalo and others to Jacksonville Lynchburg and Rochester as rosters shrink to opening day. Baseball figures like Kucks Reed McNally and Etchebarren also move on to farm clubs.
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Sheldon
Chacon
Press International
Roland Sheldon
New York Yankees
Erio Chacon
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Yankee
Richmond
Big Mets
Bufalo
Tex Clevenger
al Downing
Jackie Cullen
Ron Solamini
Alan Hall
Mike Mathieson
Mets
Buffalo
Sammy Taylor
Chris Cannizzzaro
Grover Powell
Dick Smith
Johnny Kucks
Atlanta
Howie Reed
Spokane
Cleveland Indians
Larry Brown
Jacksonville
Baltimore Orioles
Andy Etchebarren
Lynchburg
Orioles
Dave McNally
John Miller
Rochester Farmers
McNally
Kansas City
Bearcats Star Declines Pan American Games Spot
Cincinnati Bearcats guard George Wilson turned down a place on the US basketball team for the Pan American Games in Brazil citing a need to attend summer school to catch up with his studies.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
George Wilson
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Brazil
Wilson
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