Leafs win title as Wings lose finale in five games
Toronto Maple Leafs sweep Detroit Red Wings in five games to claim the NHL pennant and Stanley Cup. Coach Punch Imlach vows to return, joking that he has no plans to quit as players praise his demanding style and leadership. Goalie Johnny Bower, age at least 40, and star Dave Keon highlight the championship push.
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Johnny Bower
David Keon
NHL
Punch Imlach
Imlach
Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Bower
Keon
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto Power
Alex Delvecchio
Eddie Shack
Shack
Kent Douglas
Terry Sawchuk
Wings
Bill Gadsby
Toronto
Sid Abel
Senate Group Eyes NFL Gambling Case
The article reports on the NFL betting scandal of 1963 with suspensions for Paul Hornung and Alex Karras and mentions possible Senate subcommittee actions led by John L. McClellan. It notes fan reaction and the potential for future inquiries and testimony under oath.
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Senate Group
NFL
Joe Sargis
NEW York
UPI
National Football League
Paul Hornung
Golden Boy
Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rozelle
Hornung
Karras Et al
Oatc
Emile Griffith to Meet Luis Rodriguez in New York Bout
Emile Griffith and Luis Rodriguez will clash for the world welterweight title in a June 8 rematch at Madison Square Garden. Each fighter earns a $40,000 guarantee for the ABC telecast. Rodriguez defeated Griffith in Los Angeles to win the crown on March 21.
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Emile
Luis
New York
UPI
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Madison Square Garden
Cuban Rodriguez
Miami Beach
Griffith
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Rodriguez
Penny
Kid) Paret
Paret
Lakers Celtics Resume Playoffs in Cross-Country Series
Los Angeles faces Boston in game four of the NBA world series with 15,000 fans at the Sports Arena. West and Baylor fueled a 119-99 Lakers win as Havlicek可能 returns to ease Celtics pressure on Cousy and Russell.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston Celtics
Lakers
Boston
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
West
Baylor
Celtics
John Havlicek
Bob Cousy
Bill Russell
Russell
Baseball scores and upcoming matchups around the league
Summary of recent MLB games: Kansas City and Chicago split as Nicholson and Battey homered. McBride and Battey also homered in Minnesota effort. Other notable results include Milwaukee over Philadelphia on a homer by Larker, and Chicago defeating Los Angeles with Hobbie pitching. Friday and Saturday pitchers listed for key matchups across divisions.
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Milwaukee
New York
Shaw
Craig
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Simmons
Short
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Jay
Friend
Houston
Los Angeles
Farrell
Koufax
Chicago
San Francisco
Jackson
Marichal
Philadelphia Philies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chaco Cubs
Moe Vattary
Los Angeles Dedgers
Dick Stigman
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Golf Results Club Championship Details
Paul Platen defeated Joe Cook 2 1 and Doug Kruidenier beat Carl Johnson 2 1 in match play. Flight results include Mike Wilson over Frank Dickson 7 1, Ollie Sperry 7 5 over Ralph Applegate Jr, Hill Woodsen 1 up over Jorge Diefendieffer. 8th Flight Leon Ray defeated Fart Whiteway 3 up, Harold Marlow 1 up over Jim Huber. Granada Consolation lists Carl Johnson net 65, Tod Buckman 69, Frank Dickson 71. Invitational Low Net tied, Gene Mitcham and K B Hayes 65, 3rd tie, Fred Benker, Robert Turner, Carlton Beh, Fred Hogan, Ralph Ruud, Charles Fry 67. Low Gross Bill Smith 72, Joe Riordian 73, tie with R Shaw, Gray Madison, Fred Renker 74.
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Paul Platen
Joe Cook
Doug Kruidenier
Carl Johnson
Mike Wilson
Frank Dickson
Ollie Sperry
Ralph Applegate Jr
Hill Woodsen
Jorge Diefendieffer
Leon Ray
Fart Whiteway
Harold Marlow
Jim Huber
Granada
Tod Buckman
Gene Mitcham
K. B. Hayes
Fred Benker
Robert Turner
Carlton Beh
Fred Hogan
Ralph Ruud
Charles Fry
Low Gross
Bill Smith
Joe Riordan
R. Shaw
Gray Madison &R
Fred Renker
Toronto Beats Detroit 3 1 in NHL Standings
In a Stanley Cup playoff context Toronto defeats Detroit 3 to 1. Detroit trails in the series with the result affecting postseason positioning. Toronto builds momentum as standings tighten in the best of seven format.
Fishing's Great Around Arizona
High winds hindered some anglers yet trout and warm water fishing remain solid across regions. In the White Mountains to Lee Valley and Verde River areas, various lakes show good trout or bass prospects with some waters fair or inaccessible. Tilapia were planted in Encanto Lagoon Roosevelt area canals as hatchery stocking continues.
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Rainbow
Nelson
Lyman
Luna
Big Lake
Springerville
Lee Valley
Greer Lakes
Fool's Hollow
Show Low Lake
Kaibab Lake
Lake Mary
White Horse Lakes
Mary
Ashurst
Cataract
Kinnikinick
Peck’s Lake
Verde River
Colorado River
Mead
Martinez Lake
Yuma
Willow Beach
Bullhead City
Mohave
Martinez Fair
Mead and Havasu Fair
Arizona
Roosevelt
San Carlos
Bartlett
Roosevelt Fair
Salt River
Saguaro
Pleasant
Horsehoe
Encanto Lagoon
Cave Creek
Rucker Canyon
Eagle Creek
Pena Blanca
Mrs Pace Extends Lead In Arizona Women's Golf
Mrs. Jan Pace of Mesa Country Club shot 82 again to reach 164 total and lead the Central Division of the Women's Golf Association of Arizona Championship at Scottsdale Country Club. She holds a three stroke edge over Mary Lou Sauer with Joan Clark and Yvonne Squire tied four back. Rosa Thomas scored a hole in one on the 125 yard first hole with a four iron.
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Jan Pace
Mesa Country Club
Golf Association of Arizona
Scottsdale Country Club
Pace
Mary Lou Sauer
The
Valley Country Club
Joan Clark
Encanto
Yvonne Squire
Scottsdale CC
Miss Sauer
Rosa Thomas
Paradise Valley Country Club
Sanford Wins No 3 Cubs Club Dodgers
Jack Sanford announced he would pace between pitches if umpires call balks as he anchors the Giants to a 6 3 win over the Colts marking his third straight victory and his 21st win in 22 NL decisions. Don Schwall debuts for Pirates with a win. Musial nears Ruth record as Cubs rally past Dodgers.
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Jack Sanford
San Francisco
Jack
Invincible
Sanford
Giants
Houston Colts
Wellesley
Mass
Milwaukee Braves
Santard
Hienwwe Goss
Houston
W. Mays
Wille McCoveyn
Fenpe Alou
Boston Red Sox
Don Schwall
Pirates
Bull Virdon
Schwall
Elroy
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Babe Ruth
Glen Hooabie
Don Elston
Dodgers
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Shuts High Hitters as Pitchers Dominate Early Season
The article notes a surge of shutouts in the early baseball campaign with nine games ending scoreless for the offense. It speculates on factors from a new strike zone to possible ball or spitball effects, but confirms pitchers dominate so far.
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United Press Internatonal
Rules Committee
Badgers Bow To Sun Devils In Night Game
Arizona State University defeated Wisconsin 14-5 in a night game as Wisconsin pitchers surrendered 15 hits. Rich Oliver hit a three run double and Sam Cook a two run triple during a third inning rally. Cook earned the win, Miller took the loss. The Sun Devils improve to 26-8 while Wisconsin drops to 5-6.
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Miller
Arizona State
Wisconsin
Capri Bikini and Sea Brief Swimwear at Camelback
Distinctive minimal wear for patio and pool designed in Camelback workshops. Hers CAPRI Bikini features foam reinforced bra with multiple color options from solid to stripes and polka dots priced at 12.95, others 7.95 to 14.95. His SEA BRIEF priced at 5.95 in coordinating colors.
Wildcats Face New Mexico In Western Athletic Series
Arizona Wildcats host New Mexico in a three game W AC series with games tonight Saturday and tonight. Arizona stands 20 10 while New Mexico is 10 5. Arizona’s pitching rotation features Aurelio Martinez Sherwin Scott and Jim Nichols. New Mexico opens with Gary Zahm Lloyd Randel and Ted Larsen.
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UPI
Arizona Wildcats
New Mexico
Loboes
Arizona
Wildcats
Aurelio Martinez
Sherwin Scott
Jim Nichols
Gary Zahm
Lloyd Randel
Ted Larsen
Futurity Highlight at Turf Paradise Season Finale
The fourth Arizona Paradise Futurity at Turf Paradise offers a $25,000 purse and could feature a possible 1964 Kentucky Derby entry. Top candidates include Leisurely Kin, Madadie, Ojosan, Breeze, with potential multiple divisions for the event, which closes Turf Paradise's racing season.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Paradise
Turf Paradise
Leisurely Kin
Madadie
Ojosan
Breeze
Aaron's 64 Tops Houston Field In Golf Classic
Tommy Aaron 64 leads after second round of the Houston Golf Classic as 156 players contest the $50,000 event at the 7,200 yard Memorial course. Jack Nicklaus 65 and amateur Kermit Zarley 66 share second and third, with several players breaking par and a potential tournament record anticipated.
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Houston
UPI
Tommy Aaron
Georgia
Jack Nicklaus
Kermit Zarley
Bob
Charles
Sarasota
Fla
Jack
Aaron
Jerry Barber
Barber
Mike Souchak
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