Nineteen Sixty NBA Action Highlights From St Louis and Boston
San Francisco loses Thurmond to a back injury against St Louis as the Hawks win 126 to 110 led by Bob Pettit and Richie Guerin with 23 each. Detroit Pistons rally past Baltimore 119 to 112 with Terry Dischinger scoring 22. Boston Celtics surge past Los Angeles Lakers 101 to 97 after trailing in the second quarter. Jerry West tops L A with 36 while Sam Jones and John Havlicek pace Boston.
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United Press International
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Nate Thurmond
Wilt Chamberlain
Thurmond
St .Louis Hawks
St. Louis
Hawks
Bob Pettit
Richie Guerin
Bullets
Terry Dischinger
Pistons
Don Ohl
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Celtics
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Laker
Jerry West
Tom Heinsohn
Lakers
Walt Hazzard
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Louis Garrrft
Attles
Beaty
Dierk’s
Bridges
Roper
Farmer
Wolverines Face Iowa Hoopsters In Top Conference Clash
Michigan hosts Iowa in Ann Arbor as both teams chase the Big Ten lead amid a crowded top 10 race. Michigan sits atop the conference at 5-4-0, while Iowa is tied for second at 5-1-0 behind a string of top nation ratings movements. Other top-10 teams also posted wins as UCLA, St Josephs, Providence, Wichita, Duke, San Francisco, and others strengthened their rankings and NCAA hopes.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Iowa
Hawkeyes
UCLA
Bruins
Chicago Stadium
Michigan
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Washington State
Washington
St. Joseph's
Wake Forest
Hawks
Matt Guokas
Billy Oakes
St. Joe’s
Deacons
Providence
Niagara
Bruins Owner Demands Full Probe Of 1962 NHL Game
Boston Bruins owner Weston Adams vows to press NHL President Clarence Campbell for a full report on allegations that the March 22, 1962 game between Boston and New York Rangers was fixed. Former referee Eddie Powers accused officiating officials of bias toward the Rangers, amid other disciplinary fallout and claims.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Bruins
Weston Adams
New York
Rangers
Adams
Campbell
Walter Brown
Bruins
Ranger
Powers
NHL
George Hayes
Hayes
Eastern and Western NBA Standings by United Press International
The Eastern Division shows Boston leading with 48 wins and 10 losses, Cincinnati 35 and 21, Philadelphia 31 and 25, and New York 19 and 37. In the Western Division Los Angeles tops at 31 25, St. Louis 28 28, Baltimore 26 29, Detroit 25 36, and San Francisco 13 45. Sundays results include Boston 101 over Los Angeles 97 and Detroit 119 over Baltimore 112, with St. Louis 126 defeating San Francisco 103. Monday and Tuesday schedules list Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Boston at Cincinnati, St. Louis at New York, and Philadelphia vs. San Francisco at San Jose.
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M’lem’e
Guerin
Mesch’'y
Hagan
Neuman
Mallins Oo
Phillips
Pettit
Thurm’d
Silas
Rodgers
Vaughn
San Francisco St
San Francisco
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit Gifit
GFT Bellamy
Butcher
Howell
Caldw'l
Johnson
Deb
Se'e
Jones
Aer
Lough’y
Harding
Obi
Kojis
Miles
Mo’land
Detroit Caldwell
Detroit
LOS Angeles
Boston
Baylor
Heins
Larusso
Sanders
Wiley
Russell
United Press International
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
San Jose
Calif
Bowling League Scores and Outstanding Bowlers Update
Local bowling leagues report team standings high series and games across divisions. Notable performances include Clarence Pantoplus 561 series and 190 game, Ray Art trout 589 high series, and John Smith 565 series, with multiple clubs like Beaver Gulf and Slab Fork showing strong results in weekly play.
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Wee
Patriots
Civets S @ Builders
Diplomats A Citizens
Statesmen
Clarence
Citizens
al Benton
Ginger Ayres
Clarence Pantoplus
Danny Saks
Paul Fourney
Blanche Howen
Eo Edgell
Every Hall
Betty Fourney
Ginger Ayers
Jim Kessinger
Glenna Harvey
Woodies Beauty Shop
Trottino Bros, Inc
White Cross Phey
White Cross Phey. Im ‘Nature Shop 66 Mooshaven = Wilcox Mfg. Co
Grace Wilkes
Raleigh County Bank
Nature Shop
Anna Lee Shaw
Nature Shop High Ind
Anna Lee Shannon
Geneva Lilly
Eunice Haddad
Ethel Thornley
Connie Milano
Beckey Reed
Jean Chaffin
Beaver Gulf
Ray Art Trout
Gulf
Raynard Pack
Ralph Pack
Omar Kidd
Larry Trump
John Smith
Henry Anderson
Fred Niswander
Doug Lambert
John Campbell
Wick
Melody Shop
Harold. Goddard
Mary Williams
Tom Williams
Clara Williams
Joe Gorsica
Dave Anderson
Ruth Lightner
Cole's Cabinet
E. M. Payne Co
Watts Insurance
John W. Eye
Cole Sign Co
Willesurance
John's Amoco
Payne Co
A. H. Staggs
O. Kiser
Weda Oliver
E. M. __ Payne Co
High Ind
Jo Ann Brown
Elmer Lester
Kathy Smith
Alfreda Edgel
Dennis Stover
Bob Shelton
Veda Oliver
Ruth Fortner
Opal Owne
Walter Via
Pulaski tops Shady Spring in upset wrestling meet
Pulaski defeated Shady Spring 27 to 23 in Pulaski, snapping Shady’s 37-match win streak. Ricky Meadows forfeited at 95 pounds for Shady, and 103 pound Doug Jarrell was injured in a match that was stopped. Beckley also fell to Parkersburg 37 to 8 as Beckley eyes a 7:30 p.m. match with Oceana at Woodrow Wilson High School.
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Pulaski
Shady
Doug Jarrel
Ricky Meadows
Beckley
Parkersburg
Flying Eagles
Oceana
Woodrow Wilson High School
Oceana Club
Casper Emerges To Challenge Nicklaus Palmer In Palm Springs
Billy Casper, long underrated, roared to victory at the Bob Hope Classic in Palm Springs surpassing Nicklaus and Palmer. Slimmed to about 198 pounds after a doctor advised giving up chocolate and other foods, Casper posted strong finishes this season including a third at the Los Angeles Open and a win worth 15,000 dollars.
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New York
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Iup
Butterball
Billy Casper
Casper
PGA
Palmer
Nicklaus
Palm Springs
Chicago
Billy
Rochester Routs Hershey In AHL
Rochester Americans overpower Hershey Bears 7-0 to extend hot streak as Gerry Ehman nets a hat trick and Bronco Horvath Ed Litzenberger and Don McKenney add goals. Quebec Aces beat Springfield Indians 5-3 to widen lead in Eastern division. Pirates beat top scorers Stratton and Lambe 3-1. Clippers tie 3-3 after regulation in other AHL action.
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Rochester
Hershley Bears
Bears
Gerry Ehman
Bronco Horvath
Ed Litzenberger
Don McKenney
Quebec Aces
Hershey
Springfield Indians
Pittsburgh
Art Stratton
Len Lambe
Buffalo Bisons
Providence Reds
Bat
Clippers
Daytona Qualifiers Set Front Row For Daytona 500
Darell Dieringer of Charlotte North Carolina and Junior Johnson of Rhonda North Carolina won 50 mile qualifying races at Daytona earning front row starts for the Daytona 500 next Sunday. Dieringer averaged 166.7 mph and Johnson 168.3 mph.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Darell Dieringer
Charlotte
Junior Johnson
Rhonda
N.C
Daytona
Dieringer
Johnson
Cardinals Stall On Signing 1964 Champions Contracts
The St. Louis Cardinals struggle to sign many players from their 1964 title squad amid pay-cut pressure. Julian Javier refuses a $3,000 cut, preferring Puerto Rico over a reduced salary. Curt Flood and Dick Groat are among the few to reach terms. several veterans return unsigned while the team adds scouts Cobe Jones and Tim Thompson. The Yankees, led by former Cardinal manager Johnny Keane, pursue a rebuild, signing several 1964 stars and eyeing Mantle’s return, as questions loom over Keane’s long-term tenure.
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St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Red Birds
Cardinal
Julian Javier
Javier
Puerto Rico
Cobe Jones
Tim Thompson
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Tim McCarver
Barney Shultz
Ray Sadecki
Cardinal Stars
Curt Flood
Red Bird
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Johnny Keane
Yogi Berra
New York
Mets
Yankees
Stengel
Keane
Bobby Rich
Casper Wins Bob Hope Golf Classic in Desert Finish
Billy Casper the steadying ace edged Arnold Palmer by one stroke at Bermuda Dunes to win $15,170 and a new limousine in the Bob Hope tournament. Casper finished 12 under par 348, with a final birdie on the 18th after a dramatic chase through the last holes.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Billy Casper
Consistency
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Eisenhower
Palmer
Nicklaus
Corona
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Tea
Asper
Aaron
Gainesville
Frank Beard
Louisville
Dave Marr
New Rochelle
N. Y
Big Jack
Beard
Marr
Stan Thirsk
Kansas City
Don January
Butch Baird
al Geiberger
Gay Brewer
Mike Souchak
Jay Hebert
Dale Douglass
Rod Funseth
Chuck Courtney
Johnny Pott
Stan Leonard
George Bayer
Doug Sanders
John Lotz
Babe Hiskey
Bert Yancey
Mason Rudolph
Kermit Zarley
Randy Glover
Jack Fleck
Phil Rogers
Charles Coody
Terry Dill
Charley Sifford
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Devlin
Gene Liter
Miller Barber
Jim Ferree
Bob Rosburg
Mike Fetchik
Dan Sikes
Ray Floyd
Dick Rhyan
Tony Lema
Bob Charles
Bo Wininger
Bruce Crampton
Tommy Bolt
Julius Boros
Bob McCallister
Bill Johnston
Joe Taylor
Bill Ogden
Fred Hawkins
Howe reaches 100th goal in Detroit win over Canadiens
Gordie Howe scored in the second period to reach 100 NHL goals against Canadien opponents, adding to Detroit’s 6-0 victory and moving the Red Wings within five points of Chicago. Roger Crozier posted his fifth shutout, while Toronto closed the gap behind Chicago as New York routed Boston.
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Gordie Howe
National Hockey League
Detroit
Howe
Montreal Nets
Canadiens
NHL
Gump Worsley
Harry Lumley
Red Wings
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Boston
Roger Crozier
Hawks
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Dave Keon
Frank Mahovlich
Maple Leafs
Montreal
Etroit
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Detroit Pistons
Iowa Hoopsters
Wichita
Shacklers
Dave Stallworth
Kelly Pete
Duke
Jack Marinand
Blue Devils
West Virginia
Buddy Quertinment
St. Mary's
Dons
Army
St. John’s
N.Y
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Purdue
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Ohio St
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Villanova
DePaul
Kentucky
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Davos
Switzerland
NBA
Tom Teubert
James White
Lowell Steel
William Carson
Andy Jacobs
John Richmond
Edmond Sweeney
Amber Shelor
Steve Foster
Bill Stone
Gary Allison
Pulaski Grapplers
Shady Spring
Shady & Pulaski
Larry Johnson
Doug Jarrell
Mason Epperly
Cecil Thompson
Berry Brumstead
Roy French
Don Epperly
Dave Walton
James Allen
James St Clair
James McMillion
J. T . Mitchell
Roger Dean
Larry Lilly
Steve Walker
Archie Vaughn
Bill Hager
Walter Wills
Donald Ratcliff
Doug Ratcliff
Gary Jones
Dave Platt
Ken Teene A
Jimmy White
Benny Jones
Lowell Steele
Rod Newell
William Cardon
Allen Handlan
Bill Kupfner
Garry Allison
Monopoly
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Chi-Chi Rodriguez
Ardson
Bombers
Yanks
Richardson
Ron Sheldon
Hal Reniff
John Blanchard
Archie Moore
Tony Kubek
Mike Hagan
Pedro Ramos
Mickie Mantle
Cook
Carroll H. Cook
Athletic News Service
Pitt
Register Sports Department
Princeton
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Time Magazine
ABC
Associated Press
John Huarte
Football Writers of America
CBS
Penn State
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Bill Casper
Barton
Tampa
Buzz Barton
Don
Roseville
Minn
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