Red Sox Open Training In Scottsdale Under Pesky
The Boston Red Sox arrive in Scottsdale to begin their sixth spring training at Scottsdale Stadium led by new manager Johnny Pesky. Pitchers and catchers work at 10 am with several players reporting early including Carl Yastrzemski, Ed Bressaud, and Chuck Schilling.
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Titans and Dons Tip Off State Class AA Play
Arcadia faces Glendale while Coronado meets Washington in a state Class AA first round at St. Marys. Arcadia discusses guards and press plans against a taller Glendale front, aiming to reach Tucson next week. Coronado, eight wins behind, confronts Division II champion Washington after a 63-54 loss in the regular season.
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Coronado Eyes Upset Against Washington Front Line
Coronado coach Theo Heap says both clubs have improved since their last meeting as his Dons face Washington known for a tall front line led by 6-8 6-6 6-5 players. Hodson and Stipanuk anchor Coronado inside with Whittemore Burkland Love in the backcourt. If Coronado wins, they advance to face tonight's Chandler Flagstaff winner.
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Bearcats clinch MVC title and NCAA berth
Cincinnati walls North Texas State 91 61 to seal first in the Missouri Valley Conference and secure an automatic NCAA tournament bid. The Bearcats improve to 20 1 on the season with a sixth straight 20 win season and a six game conference title streak.
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Howe Tops NHL Scoring Parade
Gordie Howe, 34, in his 17th NHL season, scored his 29th goal and 531st of his career to take the league scoring lead with 60 points, while Johnny Bucyk and Murray Oliver trail by one and Frank Mahovlich and Jean Beliveau two behind. Chicago defeated Detroit 5 3 as Stan Mikita, 22, notched a hat trick and Bobby Hull added two goals.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Games
A compilation of college basketball results including Connecticut 68 over Manhattan 64 and Long Island University 81 over Bridgeport 61. Other noted games feature Notre Dame 79 over Westminster 75 and Cincinnati 91 over North Texas State 61 with multiple regional matchups and scores listed.
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Giants Open Training Camp in Casa Grande Arizona
Pitchers and catchers began full workouts at the Giants minor league complex in Casa Grande Arizona. The staff looks set with Jack Sanford Billy O Dell and Juan Marichal as a core rotation while Billy Pierce provides a fifth starter option. Deserving relievers include Bob Bolin Don Larsen and likely Billy Hoeft with other contenders like Jack Fisher Jim Duffalo and Bob Garibaldi aiming for openings. Young players Gasford Perry Ron Herbel Gerry Thomas and Dick Holden compete to stick with the defending NL champions alongside Jose Cardenal Hal Lanier Charlie Peterson and Jerry Robinson. Tom Haller Ed Bailey and Jim Coker continue as the catching corps.
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Night of chaos as NBA referees eject players and coaches
Three near fights and multiple ejections marked Thursday NBA games. Knicks star Johnny Green led New York with 27 points in Cincinnati a 115-96 loss to the Royals while Oscar Robertson posted 25 points, 12 assists. Syracuse coach Alex Hannum was ejected in Chicago as Wilt Chamberlain clashed with Clyde Lovellette in San Francisco and Red Auerbach protested in Boston.
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Coronado and Tempe sweep.
In Coronado's meet, Knowles beat Harter 6-0 6-1 and four others won singles, with Knowles-Clauer taking the doubles 8-5. Tempe tops Arcadia 4-3 with Bartaluzzi and Nesage winning as teammates.
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Fullmer Prepares for Tiger Rematch in Peak Condition
Las Vegas report notes Gene Fullmer ready for the world middleweight title bout with Dick Tiger on Saturday. Fullmer aims to reclaim his title after October loss and reveals prior dysentery and weakness during the ring battle. Both fighters expected to weigh in at 160 pounds with no limit trouble anticipated.
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Golf Results Paradise Valley CC Best Ball Tie
Paradise Valley CC members A and B tied for best ball with Wayne Compton and Joe Martin and Bill Knight with K T Palmer finishing at 60. Other pairs Dick Kliendienst Jason Day and Dr John McLoone Jim Palmer Dizzy Dean Lem Stroud along with Gil Beck Dr Phil Windrow Bill Smith Ned Leonard posted 61 or 62. Indian Bend CC Ladies Day Low Net results list Doris Grundy 74 Gen Krett 75 Florence Churchill 77 Grace Gay 82.
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