Koufax Pitches Dodgers Past Cubs in Exhibition Win
Sandy Koufax labored through six scoreless innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 0 in an exhibition game. The Cy Young winner admitted his arm is still in Florida and that spring progress is slower than a regular start.
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Davidson Dominates Shenandoah Downs Triple Sweep
Jockey Jesse Davidson, riding at Shenandoah Downs, won three straight races in the Twin Double, giving him a consecutive triple at the spring meeting and boosting his standings. He also placed third on Nesa, with five other races noted, as the meeting continues amid chilly conditions and tax-time strains.
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Bowling League Standings and High Scores From Wednesday
Lazy Four leads with a 3 1 win over Four Gals as Mae Brown posts 167 and Alice Shaver 455. Twisters stay second after a 2 2 with Mermaids led by Teresa O Roark 178 and Anna Belle Collins 461. WAHL Flowers wins with Ruby Boyd 181 517 as Benchwarmers top Chanceetts 3 1. Outlaws top Midway as Helen Dofflemyer 203 and Albert Anner 508 pace 3 points from M M Texaco.
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Bowling league scores highlight crowded standings
Mark Sanjulian opened with a 207 as Ross Cooke led 501 series in a night of bowling results. Emmart & Son and Mecca Restaurant split 2-2 while Rolling Rocks and F and M Bank also posted 2-2 results to stay in third place.
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Lakers Take 1-0 Lead With OT Win Over Celtics
The Los Angeles Lakers stunned Boston 133-129 in overtime at Boston Garden to grab a 1-0 series lead in the NBA Finals. Elgin Baylor and Bill Russell were involved in a late goal tending moment as Boston fought back from an 18 point deficit.
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Richmond Spiders begin spring drills under new coach
Richmonds new coach Frank Jones prepared to lead the Spiders through their first spring practice with three fourths of the staff in place. Dick Sage was named as Spider end coach, and Jones planned to hire a fourth assistant this week as the squad, largely rebuilding, directed toward spring workouts after a winless previous season.
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Tiant Shuts Out Red Sox As Indians Dominate
Cleveland defeats Boston 6-0 behind Luis Tiant who weighs in lighter and shows sharp form. The win preserves the Indians as the majors' only unbeaten club while Tiant becomes the AL's first shutout pitcher of the season.
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Leeds Don Captures Deep Hunt at Middleburg Cup
Leeds Don and Willie Moore extended a 1 000 start to win the Middleburg Hunt Cup by two lengths. Moon Rock with Joe Aitcheson Jr. finished second after clearing the final fence. Cher Man ridden by Larry O'Brien won the co feature Langley Cup.
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Early High School Cuts End Careers of Pettit and Cousy
Bob Pettit former LSU and St. Louis Hawks star and Bob Cousy former Boston Celtic were cut from their high school basketball squads during their early playing days.
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