Wild Spring Training Roundup Includes Koufax Comeback
Dodgers fret over Tommy Davis third base duties as Koufax fans up 13 strikeouts in Sarasota. Mets blank Yankees behind Roger Craig and Al Jackson. Orsino belts three straight homers for Orioles in a 9 0 victory. Tigers, Braves, Indians, Cubs, Angels, Phillies, Pirates also win in Monday exhibitions. Mary Tyler Moore makes TV debut with legs on Richard Diamond.
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Tommy
Casey Stengel
Florida Sun
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Roger Craig
al Jackson
St. Petersburg
Mets
Ralph Terry
Hal Reniff
Tony Kubek
Larry Bur
John Orsino
San Francisco Giants
Jim O'Toole
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Cincinnati Reds
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Jerry Adair
John Flavin
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Washington Senators
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
Houston Colts
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Rocky Colavilo
Norm Cash
As Triandos
Cardinals
Bob Anderson
Norm Larker
Mack Jones
Ken Retzer
Braves
Senators
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Indians
Cub
Tito Francona
John Romano
Tony Martinez
Gene Green
Nelson Mathews
Cubs
Angels
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Bill Rigney
Chico Rojas
Phillies
Twins
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Colts
Jim Wynn
Georg
Ellis
Burtonham
Houston
Ed. Bailey Jr
San Francisco
Tigers Hope Lary Kaline Lead 1963 Charge
Detroit manager Bob Scheffing says Lary and Kaline at peak would push the Tigers past the Yankees in 1963. He cites Kaline with a fractured collarbone last year and Lary’s 1961 form, notes other star losses, and outlines lineup and pitching options as he aims to bolster a club built around infielders Cash McAuliffe Fernandez and Bruton while adding catching depth with Gus Triandos.
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Peter
UPL
Lakeland, Fla
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Lary
Kaline
Norm Cash
Jake Wood
Steve Boros
Cash
Wood
Boros
Chicago Cubs
Bob Anderson
Scheffing
Cubs
Anderson
Hank Aguirre
Jim Bunning
Paul Foytack
Don Messi
Phil Regan
Terry Fox
Bob Dustal
Denver
Bruton
Dick McAuliffe
Chico Fernandez
Bubba Phillips
McAuliffe
Phillips
Cleveland
Fernandez
Schettin
Vic Wertz
Larry Osborne
Whitey Herzog
Bob Farley
Bubba Morton Scheffing
Gus Triandos
Orioles
Dick Brown
Gus
Mike Rourke
Brown
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Yankees
Defeat Proposal To Revive School Bus Bill
DES MOINES IA UPI A private and parochial school transportation bill was defeated after 90 minutes of debate in the Town House. The House rejected a motion to revive the measure by a 77 29 vote despite Gov Harold E Hughes backing the bill, which had previously been recommended for indefinite postponement.
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May Demand Proof Of Liston Injury
Miami Beach box commission chairman Fred Aaronson said Liston must endure a commission exam here if he delays the bout again citing a knee injury. He will not accept Chicago doctors. A meeting with Liston,Patterson and Championship Sports Inc. is planned Wednesday to decide the next step.
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UPI
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
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Doctor Commission
Fred Aaronson
Chicago
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Aaronson
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Patterson
Championship Sports, Inc
Bowling results list through week including high scores
Men's Bowling results show team and individual performances. Freshwaters leads with 2805 series and 978 game while Fareway posts 7670 in team series and 978 game. Dutch Meyers earns 643 series and 217 game, Bob Lowe 625 series and 230 game, with multiple teams including Reif Doi Wilson Payne Yoder Zieglowsky and Hy Vee contributing scores.
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Reif
Wilson Clothing
Payne TV
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Payne
Freshwaters
Zieglowsky
Hy Vee
Wilson
Freswaters
Dutch Meyers
Bob Lowe
Junior Bowling Melody Laners Lea at Melody Lanes
The report lists high scores and top performers in a junior bowling event at Melody Lanes. Notable figures include Sueppel with team and individual scores, and players such as Larry Dittrich and George Johnson achieving strong game totals.
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Carsons
Avis
Golden Crest
Melody Lanes
Twink
Sueppels
Sueppel 1Son
Sueppel
Carson
Larry Ditrich
George Johnson
George Johnon
Larry Dittrich
Globetrotters Hurt In Crash Near Ottumwa
Harlem Globetrotters players from Compton California were in a minor crash on U S 3M eight miles west of Ottumwa. Five players suffered injuries four treated and released and one Donald Beckner 21 Evsville Indiana hospitalized in good condition with a head injury. The accident forced cancellation of their Can ton South Carolina game. The team had traveled from Desoto Missouri.
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Ottumwa
Harlem Stars
Compton
Calif
U.S
Here
Donald Beckner
Evsville
Ind
Canton
S.C
Desoto
Larry Carpenter
Detroit
Curtis Williams
Los Angeles
Stephen Kelley
Evanston
Howard Rand
Iowa tax bill seeks state revenue boosts and penalties
The bill would raise a 1 percent sales tax and higher corporate income tax to fund state spending. A penalty would reduce aid to districts that exceed a 1 to 5 percent budget rise, with 5 percent aid loss for every percentage point of local tax increase beyond the limit. Backers claim $37 million yearly from sales tax, $21 million then $22 million from income tax, and $1.5 million from corporate tax.
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Iowa
Kennedy Opens Costa Rica Conference with Wall Around Cuba Rhetoric
President Kennedy arrives in San Jose amid cheers as he calls for economic development in Latin America and rejects a new hard line against Castro. He envisions a “wall around Cuba” built by committed allies to block Cuban influence while urging OAS coordinated action and continued economic integration. Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Panama attend.
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Latin America
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Cuba
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Panama
U.S
Cuna
Castro
Reac
Crippled Constellation Makes Safe Hilo Landing
A Navy Constellation with 84 aboard including 9 children flew nearly six hours with two engines failed before safely landing at Hilo Airport 11:32 am after turning back from a Honolulu to San Francisco route. Lt Cmdr Robert L. Eklund ferried the disabled aircraft 1,000 miles from Hickam, dropping to 3,500 feet for the approach with escort from a C 10 and C 124.
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Hickam Air Force Base
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Hickam
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