Exhibition champions Angels and Colts close spring seasons
United Press International reports the Los Angeles Angels and Houston Colts wrapped up spring exhibition play with victories. Angels beat Dodgers 3-0 in Los Angeles. Colts edged Kansas City Athletics 3-1 in 10 innings at Wichita. Other scores include Dodgers 0-3 Angels, Giants 5-2 over Indians, and Orioles 3-1 over Mets.
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Marvin Killed In Langhorne Sprint Car Crash
Langhorne Pa. UPI says Marvin by Marvin 23 a substitute driver was killed in a fiery double feature sprint car championship at Langhorne Speedway. His car struck a fence flipped burnt and another racer Bud Tinglestad hit him. Marvin from Columbus Ohio died after burns and injuries at Lower Bucks County Hospital. A J Foyt won the first feature. Roger McCluskey won the second after Marvin’s accident.
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Score Quits Baseball After Many Failures
Herb Score, 29, retired after failing to regain big league form following a line drive to the eye in 1957. He announced the decision after an exhibition with the Reds in Indianapolis, saying he would not attempt another comeback and would return to Cleveland. He had played for the Indians and White Sox.
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03 Season Opens Today
President Kennedy presides over the opening day as 1963 major league baseball begins coast to coast in 1,620 games. In Cincinnati Crosley Field the Reds face the Pirates while Susan Schroeder tosses the ceremonial first ball. The Orioles, with Luis Aparicio, and the Reds with Pete Rose and Tommy Harper, aim for pennants as the Dodgers Giants and Reds contend in the NL.
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Tommy Harper
Gene Freese
Four Games Set For Town District Grade School Tourney
Four games are scheduled today in the Town District Grade School basketball tournament at the Recreation Building leading to Thursday finals at the Raleigh County Field House. Today features Class 6A Mabscott versus Institute and Hollywood against Crab Orchard with Class 8B matchups Stanaford versus Cittsville and Mt. Tabor against Maxwell Hill.
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De Nucci Makes Notable Comeback In Boston Bout
Boston UPI Middleweight Joe De Nucci 22, once thought washed up, pulled a split decision over eighth-ranked Joey Giambra in a nationally televised 10 rounder at Boston Arena. De Nucci, from Newton, used steady jabs and hooks to build a lead despite a late Giambra rally and now eyes matchups with Paul Pender or Joey Archer.
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New York
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Philadelphia Ukrainians win third straight AP SL title
The Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals defeated the New York Portuguese 6-1 on Sunday to capture a third consecutive American Professional Soccer League championship.
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Death Stakes Prompt Rapid Boxing Investigation
An accelerated probe continues into Army PFC Francesco Velasquez’s death after a charity amateur bout in Carbondale. Officials say a single second round punch caused brain damage. Velasquez, 20, never regained consciousness. The bout supported Kiwanis Club crippled children funds. Gov. Scranton considers a six month boxing moratorium for study. Velasquez fought Earl Johnson, a St Michael’s student, in a Friends of Boxing event. The death followed another Saturday fatality in Brisbane boxing.
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Robertson sparks Royals to Game 7 bid in Celtics thriller
Oscar Robertson scored 36 points with 15 rebounds as Cincinnati beat Boston 109 99 to force a deciding game in Boston for the Eastern Division title. Jerry West led the Lakers in a 123 96 win over St Louis as LA moved 3 2 in the series. Sam Jones and Tom Heinsohn led Boston with 22 and 20 points. Red Auerbach blasted referees as the officiating drew his ire.
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Ortiz Keeps Lightweight Title In Puerto Rico Victory
Carlos Ortiz, 26, from New York, defended his 135 pound lightweight crown with a 13th round technical knockout of Cuban challenger Doug Vaillant in San Juan. Ortiz weighed 134 and floored Vaillant three times before referee Jimmy Braddock stopped the bout at 49 seconds of the 13th round. Vaillant, now based in Miami, first went down in the opening round but beat the count.
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WVU Signs Two Freshmen to 1963 Football Scholarships
Morgantown WVU announces the 20th and 21st members of the 1963 freshman football squad have signed scholarships. Joe Taffoni a 227 pound tackle from Nemacolin Pennsylvania and Mike George a 230 pound end from Waynesburg Pennsylvania joined the program.
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