Gifford Retires Again From Giants to TV Desk
New York Giants star Frank Gifford announces his second retirement from football at age 34. He plans to join CBS as a broadcaster after a 12 season professional career and six years with CBS already, with Gifford expected to work Giants telecasts next season via CBS television.
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Pro Basketball Standings in the Eastern Division
The National Basketball Association presents standings for the Eastern Division. Teams are ranked by wins and losses with playoffs and seeding implications noted for the season stretch.
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Bruins Fall 10-0 in Detroit Blowout
Boston goalie Jack Norris heeded a brutal 10 goal onslaught as Detroit’s attack led by Ted Lindsay Norman Wing and Gordie Howe overwhelmed the Bruins in Detroit. Norris made 47 saves but Boston could not rally as Detroit seized control early and built a lopsided lead.
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Wallace Favored by Denison Relays Strong Field
Kentucky State freshman Craig Wallace from Dayton is the man to beat at Denison University in Granville Ohio. Wallace swept four events last spring and aims to break a 60 yard dash world time in a field that includes Mell Orr of Ohio University and John McBride of Denison among others.
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Greater Jacksonville Open leads after opening round wind tossed scores
Gardner Dickinson and Bernard Hunt shared the early lead on the windy Selva Marina course as the Greater Jacksonville Open began. Four players posted 69s, with Jack Nicklaus four behind at even par 72 and Arnold Palmer at 74 amid rough weather and a long par 72 layout.
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Knapp Leads La dies League With 197 Game at Wellington
Marguerite Knapp rolled a 197 as Ruth Anderson totals 478 series for top honors in the Thursday PM league at Strike Out Lanes. Brenners Shoes posts a 766 single and 2194 series. Strike Out Lanes leads with a 2344 team score and 91 percent win rate. Virginia McKisson converts the 4710 split Ruth Minnich notches 5 R10. Grissinger 407 series in the same night. Don Jameyson 21-game Wellington Bank. Tony Sunoco 2650 series. Leos Canteen leads with 16 points.
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600 Club Wayne Byerley and Other Top Scores
A list of top club scorers with Wayne Byerley leading at 657 followed by KiuthI 646 and Frank Varsa 641. The sequence includes Roberts 632 Martin 618 Peterson 614 Gardner 614 Burke 614 Davie 613 Schuster 611 Beebe 607 Wurray 607 arsa 6035 Jensen 603 Woodrell 601 Hahn 342 Wells 541 Neff 319 Mahilo 509 LeVan 0 Wachter 300.
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Virdon looks to make Spring Training last chance count
Fort Myers Florida veteran outfielder Bill Virdon, 33, faces a potential final major league camp if his performance falters this spring. He recalls Casey Stengel calling him out and credits a long road to the majors, aiming to stay with Pittsburgh this season and possibly manage someday.
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Indians face Giants in Cactus League with Donovan and staff
In Phoenix the Cleveland Indians plan to use Sam McDowell Sonny Siebert Bud Daley in a Texas sized bid against the San Francisco Giants to improve their 83 record as a two game win streak ended with a 7 3 loss to the Boston Red Sox. Dick Donovan and Jack Kralick delivered solid innings while Floyd Weaver struggled with a blister and control issues as Chuck Hinton failed on a key play that could have changed the game.
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Fraccia Signs 1965 Cardinal Football Contract
St Louis signing report says Mike Fraccia, a 6 foot 2 inch 200 pound defensive halfback who graduated from Alabama in 1963, has signed a 1965 contract with the Cardinals.
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Radatz Shares Joy Over Francona Sale to St Louis
In Scottsdale Dick Radatz of the Boston Red Sox says he is glad Tito Francona has moved to the St Louis team in the American League. Radatz notes Tito hit him well but reflects on his own 1960s performance, including a club record 25 saves and 181 strikeouts in 157 innings. He hopes Boston can rebound to the first division.
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The Roaring 45s Fury Belvedere Valiant Barracuda
The readable notes reference classic Plymouth models including Belvedere Valiant and Barracuda in a feature on 45s era muscle cars. Distinct vehicle names are highlighted amid archival car history context.
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