Crippled Hawks Face Laker 5 In Do-Or-Die Tilt
The St Louis Hawks battle the Los Angeles Lakers in game six of the Western Division playoff with two starters sidelined by thumb and eye injuries. Hawk coach Gallatin and owner Kerner accuse officiating of bias as Los Angeles leads 3-2 and aims to close out tonight.
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UPI
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Hawks
Los Angeles
Cliff Hagan
Ben Kerner
Kerner
NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Earl Strom
Strom
Gallatin
European figure skating champion crowned in Budapest
Soujke Dijkstra, a 20-year-old Dutch language student, won her fourth straight European figure skating title in Budapest, Hungary as the 1963 competition concluded. Names from bowling standings appear in the same report, listing top scorers and players across several leagues.
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Hungary
UPI
Soujke Dijkstra
Springfield College names 1963 64 co captains
Ken Sarubbi of Yonkers New York and Fred Bredice of Torrington Connecticut are named co captains of Springfield College basketball for the 1963 64 season. Both are juniors.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Ken Sarubbi
Yonkers
N.Y
Fred Bredice
Torrington
Linta Named New Grid Boss at Eastern Arizona Junior College
Ed Linta aged 30 will become head football coach at Eastern Arizona Junior College in Thatcher in August. He joins from the University of Wyoming where he coached last season and previously worked at Arizona State University and Kansas State. Linta will lead a three man staff and also serve as track coach. He holds a masters in education and a masters in educational guidance and counseling. He is a native of Freedom Pennsylvania and is an Army veteran.
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Laramie
Wyo
UPI
Ed. Linta
University of Wyoming
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Thatcher
Linta
Wyoming
University of Arizona
Kansas State
Petersburg
Freedom, Fa
Minnesota
Mets
Colts
Harry Craft
Ernie Fazio
Rusty Staub
Howie Goss
Pete Runnels
Red Sox
Athletics
Yankees
Roger Maris
Baseball Today American League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Baltimore and Boston atop the AL with mixed results. Monday’s games include Baltimore defeating Washington while Barber earns the win for Baltimore and Rudolph takes the loss for Washington. HRs by Gentile and Powell highlighted the day. Upcoming pitchers and matchups listed for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Washinon
Barber
S. Miller
Brown
Rudolph
Kline
Hamilton
Leppert
Gentile
Powell
Terry
Segui
Monbouquette
McBride
Bunning
Pascual
Piersall On Trade Block After Opening Loss
Washington Senators weigh Jim Piersall as potential trade target after a 3-1 defeat to the Baltimore Orioles. The high paid outfielder sat most of the opener and grounded out in a pinch hit, fueling talk of his status following a disappointing 244 season with Cleveland and tepid spring showing.
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UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Jim Piersall
Piersall
Cleveland
ASU honors Joe Cerkvenik Caldwell with MVP awards
Tony Cerkvenik and Joe Caldwell shared the most valuable player honor at Arizona State University's basketball banquet. Cerkvenik also earned the E award for effort and was named honorary co captain with Bobby Howard as seniors. Caldwell led scoring with 19.7 ppg and ASU posted a 26 3 season. Art Becker was named most improved player with 19.1 ppg and 11.2 rpg.
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TEMPE
UPI
Tony Cerkvenik
Joe Caldwell
Arizona State University
Cerkvenik
Sun Devil
Bobby Howard
Caldwell
ASU
Sun Devils
Art Becker
Races End At Phoenix Greyhound Park Attendance Record
UPI reports Phoenix Greyhound Park closed its dog racing season with 254,106 attendees over 63 days. Total mutuel handle reached 9,073,205 with purses of 254,613 and Arizona's share 816,586. Racing resumes Thursday at Apache Greyhound Club in Apache Junction.
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UPI
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Apache Greyhound Club
Apache Junction
Orioles and Reds win openers as season starts
Baltimore beat Washington 3 1 in Washington with Jim Gentile and Boog Powell homering as Frank Robinson also connected. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 5 2 in Cincinnati behind a six hitter by lefty Jim O'Toole and solid defense. Pirates' Donn Clendenon homered in the loss.
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Senators
Jim Gentile
John (Boog) Powell
Steve Barber
Nats
Stu Miller
Frank Robinson
Gordie Coleman
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
SEC to Review Butts Bryant Tie in Rigging Case
SEC executive committee will review the Wally Butts Paul Bryant case after Alabama coach Bryant and Georgia athletic director Butts deny leaking game secrets. Georgia attorney general Eugene Cook provided investigation material to the SEC, which could impact the 35 0 Alabama victory as Cook claimed secrets were shared.
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Ala
UPI
Southeastern Conference
Wally Butts
Paul Bryant
Bernie Moore
Moore
Georgia Atty
Eugene Cook
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
University of Georgia
Georgia
Bryant
Alabama
Executive Committee
Cook
SEC
Michigan Wins Third Straight Over Arizona
The University of Michigan beat Arizona 9-3 in Tucson, extending its winning streak to three games. Don Tate and Dave Campbell led the offense with multiple hits and drives, while Fritz Fischer earned his second win. Arizona drops to 17-8, Michigan to 3-0 in series play. In Moscow, Idaho, the university to name a new head basketball coach next Monday after Joe Cipriano resigns, with four finalists remaining.
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University of Michigan
Arizona
Wolverines
Don Tate
Dave Campbell
Tate
Campbell
Michigan
Fritz Fischer
John Fouse
Moscow, Idaho
UPT
University of Idaho
Joe Cipriano
J. Neil
Stahley
Munn to decide on selling Golf Club Management stock
Michigan State athletic director Clarence Munn faced a decision on whether to sell his 500 shares in Golf Club Management Co of Chicago after revelation that director Frank Buccieri is identified by Chicago police as a crime syndicate member. Munn says he knew Buccieri only as a furniture man and will act on a call from company president Loren Cameron.
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UPI
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
Michigan State University
Munn
Golf Club Management Co
Frank
Big Frank) Buccieri
East Lansing
Loren A. Cameron
Golf Club Management
Buccieri
American
Cameron
Decem
Ber
Michigan State
Spartan
Kenneth Buccieri
University of Oregon
Frank Rosen
Thal
Miami
Rosenthal
North Carolina
Fiore
Fife
White Birch Leads Late Greyhound Park Feature
The columnist bets on White Birch in the final Greyhound Park feature race noting it as a strong young dog after a win. Man's Fear Sunny Susie and others are also expected to contend in nearby races with mentions of Big Q Harry Craft and Mac's Squeaky. The spring meeting ends tomorrow night.
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Sunny Susie
Harry Craft
Steve
C-Note
Alecrine
Little Big Horn
Mac
Explosive Session Hears Arizona Harness Race Plans
The Arizona Racing Commission faced a tense session as Arizona Harness Raceways sought authority for new light harness facilities 20 miles west of Phoenix. The commission rejected an earlier petition while the Legislature approved a 60 day night sulky racing season, possibly altering the decision amid funding and resignations. Commissioner Buell Tade plans to resign along with two others, and Executive Secretary Jim West will leave for Ruidoso, New Mexico next week.
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UPI
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Buell Tade
Paul Fannin
Jim West
Ruidoso
N.M
Giants, Dodgers eyed for NL crown in 1963 pick
Scribe favors the Dodgers to win the National League title with stars like Maury Wills, Tommy Davis, and a strong pitching trio. Giants’ rotation shows questions despite solid hitters. Giants and Dodgers rivalry shapes early season expectations. The Yankees remain favored in the American League with strong pitching and offense, while Minnesota and Los Angeles may challenge.
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Boxing results from three UPI reports in Rotterdam Sydney Hollywood
UPI reports list three boxing results. Wim Snoek 177 Holland drew with Joe Bygraves 188 Jamaica in Rotterdam. Gene Aragon 119 Philippines outpointed Billy Males 11732 Australia in Sydney. Thad Spencer 203 Oakland knocked out Alvin Carter 187 Phoenix in Hollywood.
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