Bud Werner Tops Alaska Skiing Field
Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs and Barb Henneberger of Germany won national alpine titles at Mt Alyeska Anchorage Werner took the men’s combined crown after finishing second in three events Ferries edged Werner by 1.1 seconds for the men’s slalom title with 116.8 total in the event standings Saubert fell in the women’s slalom while Minsch and March suffered crashes leaving top finishers in the slalom led by Henneberger and Shelbworth with Bennett Myers and others close behind
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Barb Henneberger
Germany
Werner
Miss Henneberger
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Ferries
Mt. Alyeska
Jean ‘Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Miss Saubert
Jos Minsch
Wilt March
Barbi Hennenberger
Sanda Shelbworth
Boise
Ida
Eleanor Bennett
St Regis
Mont
Linda Meyers
Mammoth Lake
Callif
Calif
Race Driver Dies In Flaming Langhorne Wreck
Langhorne Pa UPI report says Bob Marvin a 23 year old substitute driver died after a fiery crash in a double feature sprint car championship. His car struck a fence flipped several times caught fire and was hit by another car driven by Bud Tinglestad.
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Langhorne, Pa
UPTI
Bobby Marvin
Syas
Langhorne Speedway
Marvin
Bud Tinglestad
Dayton
Ohio
Married players on Washington U. basketball team
Washington University lists 14 players on its basketball squad. Three guards, Joe Patterson Mike Reed and Boyd Shelton, are married and have children.
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ST. Louis
UPT
of Washington University
Joe Patterson
Mike Reed
Boyd Shelton
Giants Start 1963 With Jack Sanford On Opener
San Francisco Giants clash with Houston Colts in the season opener as Jack Sanford starts the game. Alvin Dark plans Juan Mariarri to pitch Wednesday with Billy ODell Thursday while Billy Pierce stays as bullpen long man. Hoeft goes on the disabled list for 30 days as Giants seek a left handed reliever.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Jack Sanford
Houston Colts
Alvin Dark
Colts
Juan Marichal
Billy O'Dell
Dark
Jack Fisher
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Billy Hoeft
Hoeft
Baltimore Orble
Giants
Cleveland Indians
San Franciscans
Indians
Orlands Cepeda
Pedro Ramos
Woody Held
Chuck’ Hiller
Jim’ Davenport
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim Penry
Houston
Dick Farell
Sanford
Tom Haller
Cepeda
Hiller
Davenport
Jose Pagan
I Felipe Alou
Mays
McCovey
Rambler Wins First in Los Angeles to Detroit Economy Run
DETROIT via UPI Les Niland a quiet engineer drove a Rambler American into first place in the marathon Los Angeles to Detroit Mobil Economy Run averaging 28.61 mpg in a six cylinder Rambler. GM led with four class wins Chrys ler followed with three. A total of 36 cars completed the 2 500 mile route through Las Vegas Salt Lake City Cheyenne Omaha and Chicago. Headwinds reduced average mileage this year. Pat Sawyer from Hemet Calif was second with 27.9 mpg in a Corvair Monza narrowly beating Mary Hauser of Detroit at 27.52 in the small engine compact class.
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Detroit
UPI
Les Niland
Los Angeles
Chrysler Corp
Las Vegas
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Omaha
Chicago
Pat Sawyer
Hemet
Calif
Sawyer
Mary . Hauser
Pumpsie Green Breaks Color Barrier in Red Sox Lineup
Infielder Pumpsie Green, recently acquired by the New York Mets, became the first Negro to play with the Boston Red Sox, breaking major league color barriers.
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NEW York
UPI
Pumpsie Green
New York Mets
Boston Red Sox
Giants kicker Chandler boots first field goal this season
New York Giants kicking specialist Don Chandler, never having booted a field goal in college or pro ball before this season, delivered his first successful field goal in the current campaign.
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NEW York
UPI
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Cincinnati champs win 1961 holiday festival and NCAA crown
University of Cincinnati swept the 1961 holiday festival in New York and followed with the NCAA basketball championship, earning major national titles in a historic season.
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Cincinnati
UPI
University of Cincinnati
New York
First Known Swim Meet Held at King's Cross London
The first known swimming meet occurred at King's Cross in London on January 7, 1862 under the auspices of the Associated Swimming Clubs.
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London
UPI
King's Cross
Associated Swimming Clubs
Turley Stays Jones Sliced by LA Angels
Los Angeles Angels made decisions on two veteran hurlers trying to make the club by spring. Turley, 32, had a 3-8 record with the Yankees last season after 21 victories in 1958. Jones, who came as a free agent, saw little work in exhibition games.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Angels
Bob’ Moreley
iNew York Apes
Sam Jones
Turley
Yankees
New York
Angels
Ang
Bill’ Rigney
Jones
Ander Tugmey
The
Gisants
Angel
Portland Pumps epee in playoff push point
The Wester Hosiern League playoffs unfold with home teams winning each series. Seattle edged Edmonton 3 2 in overtime in the first round while Portland beat San Francisco at home 9 397 fans attended. Portland and San Francisco renew in Portland Coliseum as Seattle shifts to Vancouver for the Northern Division finals.
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Wester Hosiern
Seattle
Edmonton
Soria
San Franncisco
Bob Barlow
Flyers
Totems
Rudy Filion
Bob Sabounin
Portland
San Francisco
Seals
Buckaroos
Gerry Goyer
Bill Saunders
Aylo Godin
Lén ‘ Hale
Portland Coliseum
Vancouver
Ortiz Keeps Title In 13th Round TKO Victory
Carlos Ortiz defended his light weight title with a 13th round technical knockout over Vaillant in New York. Ortiz weighed 134 pounds to Vaillant’s 134, flooring him three times before referee Jimmy Braddock stopped the bout at 49 seconds of the 13th round. The Cuban-born fighter mentioned no trouble making the weight on his first bout on native soil.
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Carlos Ortiz
Sethe
Dolig
Vaillant
Shis
Ortiz
Ponce
Puerto Rio
New York
Vaiillant
Jimmy
Braddock
King
Etopiped
Kayo Crown Shines as Marciano Tops Heavyweight List
New York UPI reports retired Rocky Marciano leads heavyweight KO averages at .877 with 43 knockouts in 49 straight victories. Sonny Liston reaches title win with 24th KO in 35 fights after beating Floyd Patterson.
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YORK
UPI
Rocky Marciano
Thas
Kagues
Sonny’ Liston
Floyd Patterson
Young Soldier Dies After Amateur Boxing Bout
Carbonale Pa UPI reports a young soldier died Saturday night following an amateur boxing bout sponsored by The Friends of Boxing. Investigators continue to probe the death.
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Carbondale
UPI
Dinto
Versatile Detroit star plays two professional sports
Detroit guard Dave De Busschere, a Pistons star, also pitches for the Chicago White Sox, illustrating his rare dual-sport versatility.
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Detroit
UPI
Dave de Busschieré
Detroit’ Pistons
Chicago White Sox
Celtics edge Royals in seventh game for series lead
Boston tops Kansas City 123 to 96 to take a 3-2 edge in the East Division playoff series. Robertson sparked a late surge with a 16 point stretch in the third and fourth periods as Pettit scored 15 amid Bruins like free throws. Coach Auerbach complained officials took away opportunities for his Celtics.
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United
Press International
Oscar
Robertson
Cincinnnati Royals
Boston: Celtics
Boston
Lakers
Cne “Hawks
Stolk i
Hagan
Celtics
Royals
Swith
Utes
Robertaon
Tack Dynan
Sain ‘Jores
Tom Heltischnith
Celtic Jcoadh
Auerbach
Ius
Little League meeting for North Atla for Ukiah officials
A meeting is announced at the Ukiah Police Station on Wednesday to discuss important numbers and officials related to the Little League. Parents of Little Leaguers are invited to attend as officers and managers are urged to participate.
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R Bersahi
North
Atla Atte
Ukiah
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LA Angels
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Art Thille
Dall
Purdy Hall
United Press, International
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