Yankees roll Rollins to hospital in win over Twins
New York dominates Minnesota 6 5 as Rich Rollins suffers a left cheekbone concussion after a grounder by Hector Lopez. Jim Bouton wins his 13th game with Steve Hamilton saving. Lopez contributes three hits and Elston Howard, Tony Kubek, Bobby Richardson pair for two each. Other AL results: Orioles 6 White Sox 0, Red Sox 5 Angels 4, Indians 3 Athletics 2, Senators 3 Tigers 1.
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Mets Languish Amid Road Loss Record Crushing Defeat
The Houston Colts blanked the New York Mets 73 on the road, marking their 20th straight road loss. Rusty Staub and Dick Farrell delivered for the Mets, who trailed after seven Colts runs in the first inning. Other games saw Phillies beat Dodgers 6 5 with Tony Taylor driving in five, Giants over Pirates, Reds over Braves 11 1, and Cardinals defeating Cubs 4 1 as teams chase early-season momentum.
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Umpire Schedule Final Meeting Of Year
The Selymia Umpires Association will hold its final meeting of the year Monday night at the YMCA. The start time is 8:30 if Monday games proceed. if rain cancels, the meeting will begin at 7:30. All umpires are urged to attend.
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Bosley dominates Lear Seigler Golf League event
Bob Bosley won three events in the Electro Alloys Golf at Forest Mills Country Club last night with 39 low gross 46 low net and 31 low putts Suarting. Nickols Fazey Myers St Aude had 13 putts. Joe Springer Bing Knep per 35s claimed low net while Dan Chapel Dick Bun Gard shared low gross and Ted Shinsker posted longest drive on hole 7 at Forest Hills Country Club.
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City net tourney brings new men’s champion at Elyria
Elvira Mast Kiwanis City Tennis Tournament in Elyria opens Monday at West Recreation courts. Defending runner up Jim Rakestraw is top seed in the men’s singles with 83 entrants across 11 divisions. last year’s champion Larry Stark not participating due to Kent State summer school.
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North Dakota to meet U S Olympic hockey team in 1963 64 schedule
Grand Forks N D, March 23 1963 The University of North Dakota hockey Huskies who tied Denver 4 4 for the NCAA title last season will play the U S Olympic team as part of a 23 game 1963 64 schedule in the Western Hockey Association The Sioux will also face 14 other opponents including conference rivals and non league foes.
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World golf evolves as nations test US lead
In a टी installment on golf's global rise, the article notes the shift from U S dominance to international competition. It recalls past stars like Hogan and Snead, highlights Japan's 1950s Canada Cup coup, and cites recent frontrunners such as Nicklaus and Palmer while pointing to Canada Cup events in Versailles and global wins by players from Belgium Spain Ireland Canada New Zealand Australia and Japan.
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Booster clubs show how to build school spirit and support
Joy Owens defends true booster clubs like Sheffield, Pennsylvania, praising their work ethic and community fundraising. She contrasts them with a Wellington group she views as misnamed and overbearing, noting Sheffield’s help with bleachers, turf maintenance, uniforms, and a planned recreation center, all funded by active parents and local workers.
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