Kaline Robinson Poised To Win 1963 Batting Crowns
NEW YORK. Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers and Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds were chosen by 24 experts as likely league batting champions for 1963. Don Drysdale and Camilo Pascual were favored to win 20 or more games, with Drysdale receiving 21 votes after a 25 9 season and Cy Young win.
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NEW York
UPI
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
United Press International
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Robinson
Drysdale
Pascual
Cy Young
Pete Runnels
Cincinnati
Souchak and Wininger Lead Masters After First Round
Souchak and Wininger shot 69 to lead by one stroke over Palmer who struggled with a malfunctioning driver. Snead and Furgol each posted 70 to tie for second, while Young players and veterans filled the top half of the leaderboard on a tough Augusta course.
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Milton Richman
Augusta
UPI
Mike Souchak
Bo Wininger
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Souchak
Wininger
Grossingers
N.Y
Duke
St. Mary’s
Sammy Snead
Ed Furgol
PGA
King Jay Hebert
Gary Player
George Bayer
Charlie Coe
Billy Maxwell
Dick Mayer
Doh January
Doug Sanders
Downing Gray
Jackie Nicklaus
Wes Ellis
Pave Ragan
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Don Finster
Scuchak
Snead
Gaspa
Te Gallery
Theay
Golf Results From Various Clubs This Winter
Century Club Ladies Golf sees Shirley Keye defeat Joy Becker in Championship Flight. Scottdale CC Presidents Cup results list Mrs. Tommy Knoblock leading with 215 and others. Paradise Valley CC accounts for men's best ball with Meloone Palmer Alberts Lightill at 69. Florence Churchill wins Indian Bend CC Women’s Championship with Nancy Ahern runner-up. Francis Kihm wins Championship flight consolation with Gen Colbett as runner-up.
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Scottsdale CC
Tommy Knoblock
Y. Squire
Betty van Nortwick
M James
G. Clark
S. Dallas
Indian Bend CC
Florence Churchill
Nancy Ahern
Francis Kihm
Gen Colbett
Paradise Valley CC
John Meloone
Jim Palmer
Frank Alberts
Bill Lightill
Jack Stewart
Russ Lyon
John MacCarthy
Rusa Lyon
Wings win, Leafs sweep Canadiens in NHL playoffs
Detroit defeats Chicago 4 2 to take a 3 2 series edge while Toronto blanks Montréal 5 0 to eliminate the Canadiens in five games. Norm Ullman scored twice for Detroit, Parker MacDonald netted the deciding goal, and Dave Keon with Kent Douglas paced Toronto’s win in Toronto.
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United Press International
Detroit Red Wings
Ueed
Toronto Maple Leafs
Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Maple Leafs
Montréal
Canadiens
Norm Ullman
Chicago
Toronto
Dave Keon
Dick Duff
Keon
Ron Stewart
Kent Douglas
Paradise Valley Stakes Preview Signals Futurity Path
A field of about 58 two year olds may split into two or more Paradise Valley Stakes divisions at Turf Paradise on Sunday April 21 as a warm up for the $25,000-estimated Arizona Paradise Futurity. Expect top juveniles like Madadie and Betty Pueblo to chase Futurity glory.
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Turf Paradise
Arizona Paradise
Mrs Knoblock Wins Golf Meet at Scottsdale Club
Tommy Knoblock led the men's event while Mrs Knoblock won the women's President Cup at Scottsdale Country Club. She posted 215 over 54 holes to top runner up Yvonne Squire by two strokes with Betty Van Nortwick third at 221 and Mary Janes fourth at 225.
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Tommy Knoblock
Scottsdale Country Club
Promoter Postpones USAC 110 Midget Race
Promoter Harry Redkey announced the USAC 110 midget race set for Saturday night has been postponed to a later date. The regular stock car Friday night races and Super Modified stock races Saturday night will continue through the season.
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Harry Redkey
Boxing Promoter Suspended Over Two Fights in Separate Cities
The Arizona Athletic Commission suspended Phoenix promoter Paavo Ketonen for an indefinite period after he allowed welterweight Cecil Mott to fight on a Madison Square Garden card. Mott from Tacoma Washington was suspended 30 days for a Bakersfield California bout preceding the Phoenix show. The commission said Ketonen must prove financial ability and control before promoting again.
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Phoenix
Paavo Ketonen
Cecil Mott
Madison Square Garden
Mott
Tacoma
Wash
Bakersfield
Calif
Armé Cota-Roblés
Tucson
Commission
Ketonen
Woodward
Frank
Rabbit) Chambers
Chambers
Arizona Boxing Club
Bob Corrigan
Pat Loomis
Corrigan
Loomis
L. C. Morgan
Morgan
Davey Moore
World Boxing Association
Arcadia Thins Whip Chandler Continue unbeaten run
Arcadia defeated Chandler 78 35 as Arcadia track added another win in the series. Tom Neus set the mile record at 4 34.1. Don Styles and John Birch tied 11 7 in pole vault. Gordon Rule set a stadium mark in the 180 low hurdles and won the high hurdles.
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Arcadia High
Arcadia
Chandler
Tom Neus
Tom
Don Styles
John Birch
John Tomas
Tom Parker
Forrest Carter
John Williams
Gordon Rule
Rule
Wildcats and Sun Devils Clash in Tucson Series Opener
Arizona Wildcats host Arizona State Sun Devils in a three game baseball set at Hi Corbett Field starting at 7 30 p m This opener begins a six game district 7 championship race with a potential world series bid on the line and a follow up doubleheader Saturday.
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Tucson
UPI
Arizona Wildcats
Arizona State Sun Devils
Hi Corbett Field
Tempe
Exhibition Baseball Around Florida And Beyond
A montage of spring exhibition games detailing scores and key moments. Notables include home runs by Lynch Nichols Ward Freese and Covington, with pitchers Herbert Nuxhall Bouton Burdette and Sadecki among the winners. Multiple venues across Macon Fort Lauderdale Miami St. Petersburg Lakeland Mesa Bakersfield Modesto and more feature varied shutouts comebacks and offensive bursts.
Lenoir Misses Open Net Meet In Tucson
UPI reports at the 38th Annual Arizona Open in Tucson the top seed Bill Lenoir of Arizona sits out with flu as quarter-finals begin. Willie Hernandez leads the field with wins over Lenoir this season, while other seeds Fred Drilling Bob Potthast Don White Robyn Ray Tom Parker Mel Karrle and Rick Fried advance. In women's singles Lynn Haines of Arizona State defeats Merylann Barnes and Kathy Novak to reach quarter-finals alongside Laurie Calloway Pinkie Shoe maker and Alice Christer.
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UPI
University of Arizona
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Willie Hernandez
Arizona
Lenoir
Hernandez
Fred Drilling
Bob Potthast
Los Angeles
Don White
San Diego
Robyn Ray
Tom Parker
Mel Karrle
Rick Fried
Lynn Haines
Arizona State University
Merylann Barnes
Kathy Novak
Laurie Calloway
Phoenix
Pinkie Shoemaker
Arizona State
Alice Christer
Witness disputes 'rigging' tale in Bryant-Butts call case
UPI reports Carmichael says Burnett overheard a Sept 13 1962 call and related a version differing from the Past story. The probe, led by Georgia authorities, centered on whether Wallace Butts fed Alabama coach Paul Bryant football secrets before the 1962 season opener won 33-0.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
John Carmichael
George Burnett
Saturday Evening Post
Burnett
Butts
Bryant
Carmichael
Atty
Eugene Cook
Post
United Press International
George Therrell
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cook
John
St Louis Beats Lakers 125 112 in Western Playoffs
St Louis coach Harry Gallatin, named UPI coach of the year, led the Hawks to a 125-112 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Division playoff game. The contest featured technical fouls for Gallatin and Lakers coach Fred Schaus, and a ejection of Lakers trainer Frank O Neill. The fourth game is set for Saturday in St Louis.
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UPI
NBA
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Leo Soroka
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Celts
Greyhound racing at Greyhound Park nears final nights
The note previews races at Greyhound Park with tips on bets and contenders. It highlights candidates like Tom Sundown Kay Madam Sherri and Last Marshall, plus Daily Double pairs and a Daily Double in the second race. It also mentions ongoing Tucson races through May 5 and a summer meet at Amado.
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Yeep
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Jack
Quintela
Marshall
Land Happy
Lady Liddie
Lady
Gene Vale
Carlos Aruza
Choke Junction
Tucson
Amado
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