Probe says Butts passed vital information to Bryant
UPI reports Attorney General Eugene Cook near completing an inquiry that links Wally Butts to sharing key information with Paul Bear Bryant before the Alabama Georgia game. If proven, the testimony could have affected the 35 0 Alabama win. Butts resigned as UGA athletic director in February.
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UPI
Eugene Cook
Wally Butts
Alabama
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Bear) Bryant
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Butts
University of Georgia At
Carl E. Sanders
Sanders
Albama
University of Alabama
Alabama Committee
Alton Turner
Bryant
Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
George Burnett
Dorish's Work Pays Off with Morehead in Sox Victory
Boston coach Harry Dorish's mentoring of young Dave Morehead shows in a 3 1 Boston win over Chicago 3 1 at Scottsdale Stadium. Morehead allowed one run in six innings as Pesky praises Dorish influence and notes two curve types aiding Morehead.
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Boston Red Sox
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Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Boston
Dave Morehead
Morehead
Bradenton
Fla
Pesky
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale Stadium
Dave
Gary Geiger
Lu Clinton
Russ Nixon
Clinton
Chuck Schilling
Nixon
Cubs
San Bernardino
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Monbouquette
Earl Wilson
Dodgers
Radatz
Rookies Help Red Wings Win as Canadiens Near Elimination
Detroit rookie pair Alex Faulkner and Bruce MacGregor scored back to back goals in 41 seconds of the third period to lift the Red Wings to a 4-2 win over the Chicago Black Hawks in game three of the semifinals. Gordie Howe, on his 35th birthday, sparked Detroit with a breakaway goal. Montreal, trailing Toronto 3-0 in the other semifinal, saw the Maple Leafs blank the Canadiens 2-0 to inch closer to a four-game series sweep.
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Montreal Canadiens
Alex Faulkner
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Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Canadiens
Leafs
Gordie Howe
Stan Mikita
Chicago
Parker McDonald
Detroit
Faulkner
Howe
MacGregor
Doug Barkley
Bobby Hull
al MacNeil
Ron Murphy
Eddie Shack
Bob Pulford
NHL Standings and Result from Sunday
National Hockey League Stanley Cup semifinals show Detroit 4 Chicago 2 in the only game Sunday. Toronto Montreal and Chicago standings noted among best of seven series updates.
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United Press International
Detroit
Chicago
Dark to Receive Sportsmanship Award at Giants Dinner
Alvin Dark manager of the San Francisco Giants will receive the sportsmanship award at the Sportsmanship Brotherhood dinner in New York. Judge Jeremiah T. Mahoney of the U S Olympic Committee will get the distinguished service award. Gen Alfred Gruenther will be principal speaker.
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NEW York
UPI
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
U.S. Olympic Committee
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Alfred Gruenther
American Red Cross
Allied European Forces
Pepitone Sparkles In Yankee Victory
Joe Pepitone homered twice to lead the New York Yankees past the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 in exhibition play. The 22 year old left handed slugger, praised by Joe DiMaggio, also drove in 14 runs this spring as Ralph Terry pitched seven innings. Headlines from other games include Lew Burdette pitching the Braves to a 2 0 win over the Orioles and the Dodgers beating the Reds 10 8.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Bill Skowron
Pepitone
DiMaggio
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cletis Boyer
Hector Lopez
White Sox
Ralph Terry
New York
J. C. Martin
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Kansas City Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Burdette
Braves
Orioles
Frank Bolling
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Phoenix Polo Team Wins Sixth In Invitational
Phoenix defeated Hermosillo 12 to 10 at the Phoenix Thunder Bird Invitational at ABC Ranch led by Bob Dwyer and Bill Dent. Tucson fell 17 to 4 to Hawaii, where 17 year old Ronnie Tong scored 10 goals. The tournament resumes next weekend with Phoenix vs Paradise Valley and Eldorado vs Texas.
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Abc Ranch
Tucson
Bob Dwyer
Bill Dent
Hermosillo
Hawaii
Ronnie Tong
Lyle Nixon
Paradise Valley
Eldorado
Texas
Barber Clinches Azalea Open With Birdie Burst
Jerry Barber, at 57 and 137 pounds, won the Azalea Open with a 14 under par 274, the only pro to win the event three times. He led by four after the front nine and finished five strokes ahead of a five-man tie for second including Billy Maxwell and Doug Ford. Barber credited calm nerves despite a photographer’s click on the 17th hole.
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Wilmington
N.C
UPD
Jerry Barber
Barber
Los Angeles
Billy Maxwell
Doug Ford
Larry Beck
Jack Rule
Bruce Crampton
Maxwell
Ford
Beck
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Jerry Steelsmith
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Bill Dunk
Lionel Hebert
Aquila shocks field to win Grand National Steeplechase
In Aintree England Aquila a 66 1 longshot rallied in the final yards to capture the Grand National Steeplechase. In Hallandale Candy Spots unbeaten in six wins took the Florida Derby worth 114700 dollars at Gulfstream Park. In Lexington Duke sophomore Art Heyman led the East with 14 points in a 77 70 win over the West in the college All Star game.
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England
Aquila
Hallandale
Fla
Candy Spots
Gulfstream Park
Lexington
Art Heyman
Duke
DeVarona and Finneran set AAU indoor records in Raleigh
Donna DeVarona of Santa Clare Swim Club and Sharon Finneran of Los Angeles Athletic Club set American marks at the National AAU women's indoor championships. DeVarona swam 200-yard individual medley in 2 15 and Finneran 500-yard freestyle in 5 23.4. In Raleigh Yale faltered as Southern California won the NCAA swimming title, while Michigan topped Illinois 129 to 73 to win the NCAA gymnastics championships in Pittsburgh.
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Santa Clare Swim Club
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Michigan
Illinois
Barbara McAlister Wins Sixth AAU Diving Crown
Barbara McAlister of Dick Smith Swim Gym Phoenix won her sixth national AAU women senior diving title in Cleveland. She dethroned teammate Patsy Willard who had won the low board title earlier. The Phoenix team finished third in the team standings with 33 points behind Santa Clara and Los Angeles Athletic Club.
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Ohio
Barbara McAlister
Dick Smith
Phoenix
U.S
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Patsy Willard
Santa Clara
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Spinney Edges Try It In Nose Finish At Turf Paradise
Horace Thompson's Spinney ridden by Eddie Burns won the Valley of the Sun Handicap at Turf Paradise in a four horse photo finish. Spinney nosed Try It to beat Mrs. D. R. Thompson's entry with Ying and Yang third and My Etchings fourth. Spinney later faced Try It again, taking a nose decision in the Apache Trail Handicap at Arizona Downs.
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Spinney
Turf Paradise
Eddie Burns
D. R. Thompson
Ying and Yang
Try It
My Etchings
Arizona Downs
Tennessee A&I fires entire football coaching staff
Tennessee A&I State University placed its entire football coaching staff on the inactive list with plans to hire a new head coach after a 1-7 season. President Dr. W. S. Davis said football “has collapsed around here” and emphasized athletic and academic standards at the Negro university with 4,150 students.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee A&i State University
W. S. Davis
Davis
Judson Drops Narrow Loss to St. John's in Baseball
St. John's Indian School scored eight runs in the sixth inning to beat Judson School 12 to 9 after Judson led 8 to 3 in the fourth. Judson pitcher Jim Sullivan walked five, allowed two errors and five hits as St. John's rallied with help from Wayne Antone's lone home run. Mike Reagan and Richard Moe pitched for Judson.
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Judson
St. John’s
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Richard Moe
St.ehn
Wayne Antone
Royals Beat Celtics 121-116 for 2-1 Series Lead
Cincinnati Royals used a strong bench led by Oscar Robertson to top Boston 121-116 in Boston, taking a two to one lead in the Eastern Division final playoffs as nine Royals reached double figures. Jerry West scored 27 for the Lakers in a 112-104 win over St. Louis in the West final.
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National Basketball Association
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Sion
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St. Louis Hawks
Celtics Rally as Heinsohn Leads Boston Past Cincinnati
Boston beat Cincinnati 121 to 116 powered by Tom Heinsohn 28 points and Bob Cousy 26 with Sam Jones 23. Reed and Hub Reed combined for 43 points for the Royals who trailed Boston all season and face Cincinnati next. Elgin Baylor scored 21 and Dick Barnett 20 for the Lakers in a 112-104 loss to Los Angeles.
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Bob Cousy
Sam Jones
Billsell
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West
L.A
Elgin Baylor
Dick Barnett
Lakers
New Meet Mark For Sun Devils
Arizona State University mile relay team set a new Easter Relays record in 3 06 3. The Sun Devils Mike Barrick Henry Carr Ron Freeman and Ulis Williams beat the old mark by a full second. Arizona State placed eighth overall while Arizona singles and relays earned several top three finishes.
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Calif
UPI
Arizona State University
Sun Devil
Mike Barrick
Henry Carr
Ron Freeman
Ulis Williams
University of Arizona
ASU
Steve Robbins
Arizona
Wildcat
Gail Hopkins
Harvard Hutch Wins 5-16 Mile Feature at Greyhound Park
Harvard Hutch led from start to finish to win the 5-16 mile feature at Greyhound Park, clocking :31.00. Chet's Liner finished second with Cutoff in third.
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UPI
Harvard Hutch
Greyhound Park
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Liner
Exhibition baseball results flow from Florida venues
Across multiple spring games in Florida and Arizona the scores show St Louis and Kansas City victories among others. Notable performers include Lock, Pepitone, and Run totals reflecting a busy exhibition slate with several home runs and relievers credited for wins and losses.
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