Worley Heads Baseball Club in Scottsdale
Bill Worley elected president of Scottsdale Baseball Club Inc to promote Boston Red Sox spring training in town. Officers named include R. D. Feltman vice president K. Allen Driggs treasurer S. R. Blackburn secretary Guy C. Wilson assistant secretary. Seventeen directors chosen at annual meeting plan improvements to Scottsdale Stadium. Red Sox pitchers and catchers arrive February 22 with full squad by February 28. twelve home games set against Giants Indians Cubs Angels Angels Dodgers Colts. Boston club to base at Ramada's Scottsdale.
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Dons at Mesa Titans Tangle in Desert Showdown
Coronado Dons travel to Mesa to face the undefeated Jackrabbits as Arcadia and Scottsdale clash in a late game. Arcadia coach ou Hallman saw his Titans nearly topple Mesa last week, losing 54-52 in a late surge.
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West Baylor torpid duel fuels Lakers big win
Lakers beat Pistons 127-122 as Elgin Baylor scores 49 and Jerry West 36 to push their streak to six straight victories and extend the Western Division lead. Syracuse tops St Louis 112-100, Celtics roll Royals 128-125, and Knicks fall to Zephyrs 116-101 with Bellamy at 34.
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College Basketball Scores From East to Southwest
The scoreboard lists college games across regions with numerous results including Penn State edging Carnegie Tech 75 63 St John s N Y 55 Oberlin 68 Allegheny 62 Providence 84 Dayton 72 St Peter s 66 Fairleigh Dickinson 59 Suffolk 86 Babson 67 Mass 80 Maine 68 Niagara 89 Georgetown 75 Kutztown St 85 Howard L Rutgers 90 Lafayette 83 Albany N Y St 77 Uti Wagner 90 MIT 72 Wake Forest 54 S Caro Pfeiffer 80 Newberry 65 Kentucky 74 Georgia 67 Ky Wesleyan 87 Gannon 52 Baltimore 75 Lynchburg 55 N Carolina A T 89 St Augustine 47 Benedict Coll 87 Savannah St 85 Howard U 89 Cumberland 82 D Lipscomb 64 Union Tenn 62 Durfee 69 Stone Hill 68 Cincinnati 65 Drake 60 ot Kenyon 86 Marietta 63 Akron 78 Hiram 57 Loyola Ill 118 Washington Mo 0 58 St Thomas Minn 62 Concordia Minn 57 St Louis 73 Marquette 62 Lamar Tech 117 Northeast St 82 Tarleton St 82 S W Tex 75 Tulsa 68 Arkansas 66 Midwestern U 72 Dallas U 61
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Musial Enters Pro Am at Phoenix Open
Stan Musial Gov Paul Fannin and Jack Lalanne will play in the pro am of the Phoenix Open at Arizona Country Club. They join Bob Hope Pete Runnels Lawrence Welk Hoagy Carmichael and Del Webb in the event. Prizes total 2500 for the pro am while the Open purse is 25000.
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Decision Near On Fight Date
President Tom Bolan of Championship Sports expects to announce today if the Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson fight will stay April 4 at Miami Beach or move to April 10. Floridians expect more tourists on April 10 due to Jewish holidays starting April 8 and Easter Sunday on April 14.
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Wright Leads Sea Island Women's Invitational Opener
The top women golfers meet in Sea Island Georgia for the opening round of the Sea Island Invitational stop No 2 on the 1963 ladies PGA tour. Defending champion Mickey Wright from Dallas Texas and San Diego California has dominated this event with three straight wins from 1958 to 1960 and another title last year.
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Cincinnati Bears Edge Drake In Overtime Thriller
Cincinnati survived a fierce challenge by Drake 65-60 in overtime as George Wilson led with 20 points and Tom Thacker added 18 to keep the Bearcats perfect at 16-0. Loyola of Chicago, Kentucky, Wake Forest and Niagara also won, keeping pressure on top teams in the national race.
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Name Means Nothing Teaching Pros Hide by Oscar Fraley
Gray Little a seasoned golf pro from Lake Charles La sets out to prove you don’t need a famous name to excel as a professional golfer. A reformed sportswriter turned painter and golfer, Little has 24 years experience at Lake Charles Golf and Country Club and aims to change perceptions in the sport.
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Vitt Funeral Slated For Stormy Manager Oscar Vitt
Private funeral services were set today in Oakland for Oscar Vitt 73 a baseball manager known for his stormy tactics and a 1940 revolt by the Cleveland crybabies He died Thursday after a long illness ending a 52 year career in baseball Mentioned are his time with Newark Bears Cleveland Indians and the 1940 team revolt led by star Bob Feller
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Nicklaus Leads Palm Springs as Illness Sparks Victory Bid
Jack Nicklaus, despite bursitis in his hip, shoots six under par 66 to take a one stroke lead at Tamarisk Golf Course after 36 holes. Gary Player close behind at 136 with a young Bob Shave at 136. Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler trail at 143. Shave shines with 69 for Thursday as Nicklaus declares plans to win despite feeling unwell.
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NHL Standings And Thursday Results
The NHL standings show Chicago with 24 wins 14 losses 11 ties for 59 points and goal differential. Toronto leads with 25 17 7 for 57 points while Montreal Detroit New York and Boston follow with varying records. Thursday games had Toronto 6 Montreal 3 and Chicago 9 Boston 2.
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Bowling Agenda at Frontier Lanes Scores and Highlights
Eastern All Star four game totals lead Jim Milton 782 Dave Miller 774 Dan Hockersmith 767 Sam Sinovic 765. Scottsdale Women top Susan Florio 574 Pst Black 554 Dot Pearson 528 Jane Lund 515. Coy Richardson 620 Joe Cushman 610 Cliff House 593. House posted high game 275. Berry Mixers Mel Covington 213 Doug Mitchell 204.
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Wildcats Open Spring Drills in Tucson
University of Arizona football candidates reported for opening drills at Varsity Stadium with about 80 players present. Coach Jim LaRue relies on a dozen junior college transfers and returning linemen to bolster the 1963 Wildcats while two injured players Kohn Fouse and Ed Pollard will miss practice due to knee operations.
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Brumel Poised For Millrose Duel With Thom As Rivalry Reignites
World champion Valery Brumel favored to win his seventh straight high jump at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden as Russia’s Brumel meets American John Thom. The event features three U S S R duels with Ter Ovanesyan and Ralph Boston in the broad jump and other stars like Bruce Kidd Gary Gubner and top pole vaulters. Brumel eyes a record breaking performance while Kidd aims to threaten the two mile mark amid strong field of elite athletes.
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Barnum Leads PGA Seniors After First Round At Port St Lucie
Big John Barnum, 51, from Grand Rapids, shot 34-32-66 to take a one stroke lead in the PGA Seniors at Port St Lucie Country Club. Herman Barron of Palm Beach is two back with 67, while defending champ Paul Runyan stumbles to 36-40-76 amid putting woes.
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INBA Standings Roster Snapshot
The latest INBA standings list Los Angeles 127 Detroit 122 Boston 128 Cincinnati 125 New York 116 Chicago 101 Syracuse 112 St Louis 100 reflecting team positions and points in the league race.
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Winstone Retains British Featherweight Title in Glasgow
In Glasgow Scotland Howard Winstone stopped Johnny Morrisey in 11th round to retain the British featherweight championship. In Worcester Dick French outpointed Rodrigue Beaupre in Providence Ramirez beat Eddie Andrews in Reno.
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