Yogi Berra Signs With Yankees as Player Coach in 1963
The Associated Press reports 1963 will see Yogi Berra serve as player coach for the New York Yankees. General Manager Roy M. Mahey announced Berra will coach at first base when not playing, aiming for about 75 games next season. Berra, turning 38 in May, is expected to earn around 45000 dollars as part of the contract.
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Cincinnati Ends Bradley Streak In 52-46 Win
Cincinnati defeated Bradley 52-46 at Peoria as the Bearcats rallied in the final 8 minutes 33 seconds to snap a five year Bradley string. Mathews led with 23 points in his first varsity start, with Billy Rado 24 and Jimmy Pitts 20 for Cincinnati.
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College Scores Update From Regional Games
East Syracuse defeated Colgate 65 to 57 while Wagner beat Penn Military 78 to 67. Georgia 90 Florida State 76 and Virginia State 81 North Carolina A&T 64. Cincinnati 52 over Bradley 46. Dakota 74 over Augustana. Arizona State 59 New Mexico 47 and Wyoming ? Arizona 72.
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Boros Opens With 66 To Lead Bing Crosby Golf Event
Julius Boros shot 66 to lead the Bing Crosby Amateur with a two stroke edge over Paul Harney George Bayer and Dave Hill after the opening round at Monterey Peninsula. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player struggled early as wind and pace favored Boros at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and nearby courses.
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Troika Plan Aims to Settle AAU NCAA Fight
General MacArthur opens arbitration talks in New York to end a long dispute over control of amateur sports. The AAU and NCAA clash over governance of Olympic sports with rival federations already formed. Four representatives from each side attend as hopes rise for a settlement to the standoff.
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Tar Heels rely on Brown and Cunningham in ACC push
North Carolina eyes a third consecutive ACC win as veterans Larry Brown and Bill Cunningham power the Tar Heels with frequent scoring. Coach Dean Smith notes Brown's leadership while acknowledging Cunningham's steady output as UNC aims to rebound against Virginia in a regionally televised tilt.
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Bridgeforth 630 Series Helps Lead Northside Tenpin League
Bridgeforth rolled a 630 series as LaMaster's Mobile Homes stayed top in the Northside Classic Tenpin League at Northside Lanes. Omps Funeral Home fell 3 1, Jimmy Morton had 552 for the losers, and Chapman's led by Bruce Taylor's 572 topped Plum-Liners 3 1. Lee Jackson Restaurant moved to fifth with a 3 1 win, Don Raymer posted 607 for Fender Sales, Lakeside shut Moore's Wholesale 4 0, and Orville Hulton led Stephens City with 543 while Paul Anger added 552 for Wilson.
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White Sox Open Camp Dates Shift for Spring Training
CHICAGO AP The Chicago White Sox will open spring training earlier than usual at Sarasota Florida with the battery men reporting February 20 and the rest of the 52 man squad arriving four days later. Manager Al Lopez has changed the routine this year.
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Bell Clothes Wins In City League Comeback Victory
Bell Clothes defeated Zucker man 79 to 69 in a city league game. Grim led Bell with 23 points supported by 16 from Omos and 16 from Jerry Hannas. Zucker man had Phil Newcome as top scorer with 30 points in a competitive matchup.
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Independent Duckpin Scores Highlight Dairy and Local Oddities
Sanitary Dairy led by Brisco Ginn 1714 in independent games 548 601 565. Freder ick Motor posted 1704 with 561 581 562, while Hoover's Grocery swept Sid Veasey’s team 3-0. Church leagues saw Golden Rule 382 Rev Jacob Mast and United Brethren No. 1 two wins over Stephenson with 501 game.
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Douglas Sets Field Goal Record In 122-14 Victory
The report notes Douglas for a field goal record in a 122 14 win over West Luray. Shenandoah College faces Montgomery Junior College in a key Tri-State League clash as both teams seek position behind Baltimore Junior College.
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Hornets Tour Hagerstown for Tri-State Showdown
The Hornets visit Hagerstown Junior College in a critical Tri-State clash as Hagertown’s cagers, mid-pack, host Shenandoah. Shenandoah is favored to beat Marylanders in the two game set with South High having previously handed Judge one of its two defeats.
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Douglas sets school record with 62 percent shooting
Douglas overwhelmed West Luray 122 to 14 as the squad set a school record for field goals in a game. Coach Ed Barksdale emptied the bench after a dominant 62 percent team shooting performance.
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Old Time Pro Golfers Sizzle In Palm Beach Area
PORT ST. LUCIE Fla AP veteran golf pros age into the 60s star in a par busting spree at the Country Club Sinners course. An 8 under par 64 led the parade on the 6547 yard layout with Sanderson of Summit New Jersey posting a 69 in the 60 44 division.
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