Dick Stuart Reflects On Pirates Trade And Career
North American Newspaper Alliance reports Dick Stuart vents about his trade from the Pirates to the Red Sox and the team’s salary shifts. He recalls his peak power years, limited chances, and regrets, while evaluating expected years left and the need to prove himself in a smaller ballpark.
Mantle sidelined by groin injury for 23 days
The New York Yankees center fielder Mantle suffers a groin pull and is out of the lineup for 23 days. He missed 39 games last season due to injuries but returned to help the team win the World Series. Mantle signed for 100000 this season after his third MVP. he hit .221 with 30 homers and 89 RBIs in 123 games last year.
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Cincinnati Seeks Third Straight NCAA Title Run
Cincinnati opens its bid for a third straight national title as 22 elite teams enter the NCAA tournament. Duke, Loyola, UCLA, Stanford, Texas, Oklahoma City, and Indiana vie for titles across NCAA, NIT, NAIA, with Illinois and Ohio State in pursuit of Big Ten glory and playoff showdowns shaping the early rounds.
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Palmer Wins Pensacola Open In Tight Finish
Arnold Palmer, trailing by four at the start of the final round, shot a 67 to win the Pensacola Open by two over Gary Player. Palmer finished 72 holes at 15 under par for $3,500, boosting his 1962 earnings to $21,425 as Player led the money list with $22,452.
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Boston Red Sox Optimistic About First Division
SCOTTSDALE Arizona AP The Boston Red Sox aim for a first division finish for the first time since 1958 with new manager John Pesky saying the club could be as strong as four or five clubs. Key players include Dick Stuart Roman Mejias Dick Williams Felix Mantilla Jack Lamabe Carl Yastrzemski Lou Clinton and Frank Malzone with youth among the rotation and fielding prospects.
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Scholastic Scores From State Tournaments And Finals
The Associated Press summaries group results from I A and I B state tournaments and regional finals. Notable: Washington Lee 44 Douglas Freeman 41 semifinal, James Monroe 74 R E Lee 57, West Point 77 Northumberland 51, Crestwood 61 Parker Gray 50, C G Woodson 74 Rosenwald 58.
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Shenandoah Motors Girls Claim City League Title
Shenandoah Motors defeated Bell 111 to 108 to win the girls City League crown. Ann Custer led with 26 points, Donnie Oates tallied 38 and Cookie Adams 37 as the winners led the game from start to finish.
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Divorce Suit in Frederick County Circuit Court
In Frederick County Virginia March 6 1963 Robert Quiett Brooks sues Frances Mae Monroe Brooks for divorce on grounds of desertion. Frances Brooks not resident of Virginia. plaintiff seeks publication and appearance within ten days to protect her interest. Deposition of defendant to be taken at 19 Court Square Winchester on March 25 1963 between 1 and 5 PM. adjournment possible if depositions not completed. Jos B Newlin notary public in Winchester handles the record.
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