Cubs Proving Brains Can Win Over Brawn
Cubs show early spring success under Wrigley managerial system as Lou Brock leads with 6 for 6 in a 6-5 win over the Red Sox in Scottsdale. Cardwell and others spark a string of exhibition wins while Yankees and Cardinals also post victories in the period.
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Appalachian Power Company offers full repair plan with lifetime coverage
Service and maintenance including full replacement of parts and tank are 100 percent guaranteed at no extra cost for the life of the purchase agreement for up to 12 years. See your Modern Electric Living Dealer or plumber or call Appalachian Power Company.
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Exhibition Scores From United Press International
Multiple major league games across Florida Arizona and Ohio report scores with winners and key pitchers across venues in Ft Myers Orlando St Petersburg Tampa Brandenton Scottsdale Apache Junction Tucson and Miami. Notable lineups include Wyatt and Coates Johansson and Podres with wins for Wyatt Coates and Cardwell and a historical note that Jefferson and Adams were the only two presidents elected by the House of Representatives.
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Detroit Team Slips Into ABC Tourney Lead
DES MOINES UPI The Fal staffs of St. Louis trailed Continental Plastics Detroit in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Detroit led the classic division with 6 144 total for six games and posted 3 140 Sunday night after a 3 004 opener, while Plastics moved to lead in pro division. Continental Bowl had led with 6 103 as Fallstaffs added a 2 996.
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Taylor Leads In All Events
Dennis Taylor tops all events with 1 826 actual pins in the four week West Virginia Bowling tourney led by Wiggins 658 actual and 724 handicap. Parkersburg Mack Sales leads teams with 2 847 actual pins and 3 059 handicap while Clarksburg’s Harris Alvarez and Littlefield share top doubles marks at 1 309 and 1 253 respectively.
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Buckeyes and Cincinnati Eye NCAA Final clash
Ohio State and Cincinnati advanced to the NCAA semifinal round with wins over Kentucky and Colorado respectively, setting up a likely dream final with Wake Forest and UCLA. Wake Forest beat Villanova, UCLA defeated Oregon State, and the other tournaments saw Dayton and Loyola reach the NIT semifinals while Mount Saint Mary’s captured the NAIA title.
Pipers Take Over Lead In Eastern Division
The Cleveland Pipers surge to first in the Eastern Division with a 111-102 win over the Chicago Majors as Johnny Cox scores 24 and John Barnhill 22. Pittsburgh Rens move to second after beating New York Tapers 118-104. Dan Swartz leads New York with 24. In the West, San Francisco Saints edge Kansas City Steers 123-121 in OT. Whitey Bell seals it with two free throws. Kenny Sears nets 23 for the Saints and Bill Bridges 30 for KC. Standings show Cleveland 18-16, Pittsburgh 17-16, Chicago 18-18, New York 16-20. San Francisco 17-19, Kansas City 22-13, Hawaii 18-?.
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Warriors Pistons One Win From NBA Semi Title
The Philadelphia Warriors can sweep the Eastern Division semifinal by beating the Syracuse Nationals in Philadelphia. The Detroit Pistons can clinch the Western Division semifinal as well.
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Exhibition Standings in Cactus-Grapefruit League Finals
The NBA playoffs near a fast finish as the Warriors and Pistons push toward best-of-five series. Philadelphia beat the Nationals 97-82 in Syracuse with Meschery and Chamberlain starring, while Detroit moved ahead 2-1 over Cincinnati after a 118-107 win. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati’s rally with 26 points.
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College Basketball NCAA regional results and outcomes
Regional finals and consolation results across NCAA divisions with Wake Forest delivering a 79 69 win over Villanova in the East regional final at College Park MD NYU beat St Josephs Pa 94 85 in the consolation. Ohio State defeated Kentucky 74 64 in the Mideast regional while Butler beat Western Kentucky 87 86 in overtime. Cincinnati 73 Colorado 46 led the Midwest regional at Manhattan Kan Creighton 63 Texas Tech 61. UCLA 88 Oregon State 58 and Pepperdine 75 Utah State 71 won in the Farwest and College Division tourneys Mt St Marys Md 58 Sacramento State 57 at Evansville Ind III Southern Ill 98 Neb Wes 81 in third place. NIT quarterfinal Dayton 94 Houston 77 Loyola Il 75 Temple 64 first round Duquesne 70 Navy 58 Holy Cross 72 Colorado State 71. NAIA Tourney Prairie View A M 62 Westminster Pa 53 iS E Okla 76 W Illinois 62.
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Tebbetts Back In Uniform To Get Braves On Top
Milwaukee Braves appoint Birdie Tebbetts to manage and overhaul the team. He plans a youth-forward rotation with Warren Spahn as sole regular starter, lighter on relief roles, and expects Don McMahon to work strictly in relief. The lineup features Adcock Mathews Bolling McMillan and Crandall's potential return behind the plate.
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Chicago Majors Lose Dale Wyse for Season
The Chicago Majors of the American Basketball League lose Dale Wyse for the rest of the season due to a muscle spasm. Wyse suffered the spasm during Friday night practice and returned to his Kokomo Indiana home.
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Beckley Flying Eagles win cited as miracle comeback
The Beckley Flying Eagles, trailing by 15 with under eight minutes left, rallied to take the AAA title at Raleigh County Armory Field House. Coach Lawrence Wiseman led a team praised for heart and determination, with calls to retire the six seniors’ jerseys after an undefeated season.
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Beaty Stars In Prairie View NAIA Title Run
Zelmo Beaty, 6'8" 235, led Prairie View A&M to the NAIA title with 28 points and 29 rebounds in the 62-53 win over Westminster Pa. Beaty dominated both boards and disrupted Westminster's shooters while Ron Galbreath scored 22 for Westminster as the Titans shot well from the line but were outmatched by Beaty's all around play.
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Boxing roundup results from three continents
In Bologna Bert Whitehurst defeated Federico Frisio on points. In Miami Luis Rodriguez stopped Ricardo Falech. In Mexico City Carlos Hernandez outpointed Evaristo Salinas.
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15 In Running For St Pete Open Golf Crown
In the St Petersburg Open golf tournament twenty thousand dollar event, Frank Boynton and Don Fairfield led at 207 after 54 holes, in a four way tie for third at 208 including Cary Middlecoff Jim Ferrier Bobby Nichols and Juan Rodriguez. Dave Marr Tommy Jacobs and Mike Krak stood at 209 and defending champion Bob Goalby John Barnum Gordon Jones at 210 with Doug Sanders Mike Souchak and Buddy Sullivan at 211.
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