Colonel Whitlow guides Cubs under Wrigley shadow
V J Whitlow, longtime Air Force athlete and first athletic director at the Air Force Academy, heads the Cubs as Wrigley’s captain of management. He rewrote the Play Book to improve readability while keeping strategy, and vows four to six years to build a winner with Bob Kennedy as head coach and Cuby officials watching.
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Belinsky Near No-Hitter Boosted By Mamie Van Doren Romance
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky, coming off a no hitter last May, pitched four scoreless innings with one hit allowed in Phoenix against the Giants as he seeks a spring comeback aided by actress Mamie Van Doren. Belinsky credits her calming influence after pool sessions in Palm Springs. Other spring results: Yankees top Minnesota 2-1. Foytack shines in 1-hitter for Detroit during a 5-4 win over Milwaukee. Breeding and Phillips homer lift Washington over Chicago 9-6. Keough delivers for Cincinnati in 9th. Houston over Cleveland 8-7. St Louis over Pittsburgh 6-4. Cubs beat Boston 12-11. Baltimore 11-5 over Dodgers marking sixth straight win.
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Georgia coach denies Butts data sharing before big game
The Saturday Evening Post alleges Wally Butts gave Alabama coach Paul Bryant Georgia plays and signals before the 196 - Alabama game. Bryant, Butts and UGA officials deny the charges. Butts resigns as Georgia athletic director amid possible libel actions and a SEC investigation.
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Two-mile pace era marks set by 1962 trotters
Thirteen trotters ran a mile in two minutes or faster in 1962. Among those over three Su Mac Lad an eight year old gelding and Ordeal an 11 year old New Zealand mare are listed.
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College Scores From NCAA Regionals and NAIA Semis
Duke defeated New York University 81 to 76 sealing an NCAA East semifinal win. Loyola of Chicago beat Mississippi State 61 to 51 in the Midwest, while Illinois topped Bowling Green 70 to 67. Oregon State edged San Francisco 66 to 61 and Arizona State downed UCLA 93 to 79. In the South Dakota State beat Wittenberg 44 to 42 for Small College. Pan American nipped Grambling 90 to 88. Western Carolina beat Fort Hayes 100 to 84.
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Griffith Rated Even for Title Bout at Dodger Stadium
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith is an even choice to defend his 147-pound title tonight against Cuban refugee Louis Rodriguez in a three-fight boxing card at Dodger Stadium. The main bout headlines a televised 15-rounder with two supporting shows for paying spectators. about 20,000 fans are expected to attend, with a $250,000 gross gate.
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Ben Hogan Plans Return to Golf Play in 1964
New Orleans AP report says Ben Hogan, age 50, aims to resume tournament play by 1964 after shoulder surgery at Ochsner Foundation Hospital. Doctors expect six to eight weeks of rest plus two months for full swing recovery. Hogan hopes to compete in some tournaments this year if fit.
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Blue Devils and St Joseph's Reach NCAA Finals in Midwest Region
Duke and St Joseph's advanced to tonight's Midwest regional final in Lawrence Kansas after semifinals wins. Cincinnati edged Texas 73 68 while Colorado beat Oklahoma City 78 72. Duke faces St Joseph's in a College Park MD East final.
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