Celtics Beat West 129 to 123 in Narrow Win
By Dick Dew ation Basketball Mascon yor reports that Boston held a dozen point edge most of the fourth quarter. The Celtics defense limited West to 45 points while Sanders and Willie led the scoring pace as Los Angeles failed to close the gap.
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Newport high school girl barred from baseball team
Newport High School must field its baseball squad without one of its best outfielders, Patsy, a talented 18-year-old girl. Coaches say she can beat several boys. opponents acknowledge she’s not an easy out. The Kentucky rule bans girls from competing with boys in baseball, though Patsy hopes to contribute as a player and possibly a scorekeeper.
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Houston Dome Paint Plan Eases Daylight Glare
UPI reports painters will coat the stadium dome with off-white acrylic to allow daylight visibility for day baseball while reducing glare. Roy Hofheinz of the Houston Sports Association said ten spray guns will apply about 700 gallons to soften light as rain threatens Houston area play.
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Riverside race slips to second win for Eimie Kesting
Riverside UPI report notes Eimie Kesting of Los Gatos drove his Ford Cobra to an 11 second victory in the 52 mile Class A B C production sports car race. Medling finished with an average speed of 90.0 mph and a time of 34 minutes 14.0 seconds.
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Al Lopez recalls winter trade that brought Danny Cater to Sox
Chicago manager Al Lopez smiles about the November deal sending Ray Herbert to Philadelphia for Danny Cater. Cater, now with the White Sox, has nine hits in 14 at bats and hit a three run homer against Baltimore in a 7-2 win, demonstrating power.
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Nationals Monday Scrap Defeat Russians In Exhibition Tilt
The Americans beat a Soviet group 46 30 early in the second half before a late rally by the Russians. Jack Lipso led all scorers with 26 points, Goodrich added 21 for UCLA. The Russians, five from the Soviet Union squad that finished second to the U S in 1964 Olympics, were favored despite only 11 days of practice. The seven game series continues Wednesday in Seattle with the next meeting.
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Pimentel Keeps 47th Straight Win In OAKLAND Bout
Third ranked bantamweight Jesus Pimentel of Monterey Mexico extended his impressive win streak to 47 straight with a technical decision over Fernando Sota in a 10 round fight. Pimentel dominated the action, scoring a knockdown and controlling the pace through eight rounds while Sota went the distance. Pimentel has piled up 42 knockout victories in his career.
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Porterville driver wins 200 mile race with handicap
Bobby Millis of Porterville Calif won the cotton picker 200 mile auto race Sunday despite a severe handicap crew member accidentally dumped two gallons of water into the gas tank of his car.
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No-Hitter Hopes On Hold As Maloney Reflects On Start
Former Reds pitcher Maloney recalled his near miss and discussed his no-hitter risk last season. He praised his improved repertoire after a day off and extended pitching work with Pavletich behind the plate. In the NL Bunning and Sadecki delivered mixed results as Chicago and Philadelphia won.
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Giants Open at Candlestick Amid Rain Soaked Prep
A sellout crowd of 42,500 heads to Candlestick Park for the San Francisco Giants home opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bob Bolin faces Rob Friend as the Pirates seek an upset win in a season that has seen the teams split with New York Mets. Giants aim for a fourth straight home-opening win after Bill Virdon’s three run homer and Billy Pierce’s win. Franks noted field conditions worsened by recent downpours halted afternoon practice.
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