Bragan Seeks Third Chance With Braves In 1963
Former Pirates and Indians manager Bobby Bragan presses for success with the Milwaukee Braves now under John McHale as president and GM. He stresses the club’s improved stability, the need for two outfielders, and faith in young pitchers to support Hank Aaron Ed Mathews Warren Spahn Lew Burdette and Del Crandall. Mack Jones and Lee Maye compete for the regular outfield jobs.
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Exhibition Results At Scottsdale Showcase Outcomes
In Scottsdale Chicago defeated Boston 12 to 0 with a 14 to 7 second half run. Morehead, Nichols, Early led 5 runs batted in and 8 hits combined as Morehead earned the win over Buhl. HRs from Malzone Stuart and Williams highlighted the scoring. Kansas City lost to Washington 7 to 9 with Hannan securing the win for Washington. Schmidt and Charles hit homers for the losers.
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Baseball scores from across leagues and days
Summary of the day in baseball with multiple games. Baldschun wins in relief for Philadelphia over Pittsburgh. Stock defeats Ditmar as New York A beats Baltimore A with Brandt Adair and Lopez homering. Whitby wins for Detroit over Minnesota and Kaline hits a home run. Hook beats Taylor in New York N over St Louis. Lown defeats Nettle in Chicago A. Miller prevails for Los Angeles over Milwaukee. Garibaldi bests Bell in Cleveland vs San Francisco. Koufax outduels Le master in Los Angeles. Francona homers in San Francisco and Houston edges Los Angeles in Palm Springs.
NHL Standings and Results From United Press International
United Press International NHL standings list Chicago Toronto Montreal Detroit New York Boston with records, points, goals for and against. Sunday results show Montréal 5 New York 1 and Detroit 4 Boston 3 Chicago 1 Toronto 1.
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Wilt Scores 70 But San Francisco Falls To Syracuse
Wilt Chamberlain pours in 70 points on 27 field goals and 27 free throws as the Nationals beat the Warriors 163 148. Detroit, Boston, and St Louis win in other NBA action while playoff races continue.
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Senator Jack Wins Maricopa Mile in Turf Paradise Photo Finish
Senator Jack captures the Maricopa Mile at Turf Paradise in a tight three horse finish. Ying and Ying runs second with Antique Vintage third as the mile completes in 1:36. Wagering totals reach 5400 bettors for a $242 payoff pool.
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Arizona Wins Triangular Meet Behind Williams Carr Upset
Ulis Williams set a stadium record with a 46.6 in the 440 and Henry Carr won the 220 in 20.6 as Arizona State faltered in wind. Gayle Hopkins led Arizona with three wins including the triple jump and high jump while Carr tied for a stadium record with 9.6 in the 100. Arizona tied Occidental 59-58-55 in the triangular scoring and beat Occi 74-66 in dual meet scoring over Arizona State 73-67.
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Toronto Ties Hawks For 1st
The Maple Leafs closed in on first place with momentum and a favorable schedule by beating the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 and then tying the Chicago Black Hawks 1-1. Montreal beat the New York Rangers 5-1 as Detroit edged Boston 4-3. all leaders have six games left.
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NBA Standings Clinch Divisional Title Sunday
The Boston Celtics beat Cincinnati 149 to 117 and Syracuse defeated San Francisco 163 to 148 while Detroit edged Los Angeles 124 to 116 and St Louis topped New York 132 to 120.
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Gavrilov raises world mark in Podolsk lift
Moscow reports Anatoly Gavrilov of Leningrad set a world middle heavyweight record with a 146.5 kilogram snatch at Podolsk, surpassing Fedor Osypa's prior best. New York University’s Barry Kramer won the 1963 Haggerty Award as metropolitan area's top college basketball player, with Harold Hairston and other All Met teammates recognized.
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Gustafson to Step Down as Miami Coach After 1963 Season
University of Miami football coach Andy Gustafson will end a 38 year career with the 1963 season and transition to athletic director full time. Gustafson, who has led Miami to a 90-58-2 mark since 1948, will spend one more year coaching the Hurricanes before taking the AD post.
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ASU 9 Takes Pait From Ags In Doubleheader Sweep
Arizona State’s baseball team swept Utah State 12-0 and 18-2. The Sun Devils improve to 5-1, while the Aggies fall to 1-5. Gary Graham threw a no hitter through 7 innings in game one. Tony Alesci went 3 for 3 as catcher. Jim Merrick struck out nine in the nightcap with Allen Schmeltz and Bob Kavgian contributing multiple extra base hits and RBIs.
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Ohio State Bounced in NCAA Playoff Bid After Loss
The 1963 NCAA tournament opens across regions with New York U. vs Pittsburgh and St. Joseph's Pa. vs Princeton in Philadelphia while Ohio State’s season ends after a 87-85 OT loss to Indiana. Gary Bradds 32 and Tom Bolyard 29 pace scoring as Buckeyes miss post season.
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Old Man John Wins Jamaica Open Title
John Barnum, 51, defies age with a two-under par 70 final round to win the Jamaica Open by two strokes at Kingston. Charles Sifford finishes second at 276, while Bob Brue and Ed Rubis tie for third with 277.
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Williams Signs For TV Bout On April Thirteenth
Cleveland Williams, 55-5-0, agreed to a nationally televised 10 round bout on April 13 against Ernest Terrell of Chicago at the Philadelphia Arena. Promoter Herman Taylor calendars the event after Williams blanked Billy Daniels in Miami Beach via a unanimous decision scoring 97-92, 98-91, 98-93. Williams weighed 212 pounds to Daniels 191 with Daniels bleeding from nose and mouth at the end.
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