Celtics Star Bob Cousy Retires After Legendary 34 Year Run
Bob Cousy received an extended ovation as he retired after 34 seasons in the NBA with the Celtics. Red Auerbach led tributes comparing him to Babe Ruth and Ted Williams while President Kennedy sent a message. Cousy scored eight points and nine assists in his final game before a packed Boston crowd.
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Ted Williams
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Holy Cross
Frederick College Grid Coach Dies of Heart Attack
PORTSMOUTH AP Bill McDonald athletic director and football coach at Frederick College died of a heart attack Saturday at age 35. He joined Frederick in 1960, was named athletic director last year succeeding Pete Meadows, and had just finished spring football practice the day before.
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Rookies Davalillo Martinez Spark Indians Victory
Vic Davalillo and Tony Martinez led Cleveland with seven hits in a 6-5 exhibition win over the Cubs in Tucson Arizona. Davalillo batted a triple, double and single while Martinez collected four singles in four trips.
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Heavyweight Title Fight in Limbo as Liston Pulls Out
Sonny Liston plans a week of rest in Chicago amid reports of a knee injury and a postponed bout with Patterson. Promoter talks hint at a northern venue or June date, while Patterson doubts the injury and rules out Baltimore as a site.
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RMC Opens State Baseball Season
Randolph Macon’s Yellow Jackets, seeking a battery, were set to open the 1963 season against Kent State in Ashland as part of a 20 game schedule. Hampden Sydney, Old Dominion, and four other Virginia colleges also began play this week as Virgina Tech prepared for two games at Alabama. Coach Hugh Stephens faced a lean roster with five lettermen and limited pitching and catching depth led by Bitsy Thienfeld.
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Survive Regionals Set Cincinnati for NCAA Title Final
Cincinnati, ranked No. 1, advances to the semifinals in Louisville to face Oregon State after winning the Midwest regional 67-60. Duke and Loyola Chicago meet in the other semifinal with the winners competing for the championship.
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City League All Stars Triumph in 91-86 Victory
City League All-Stars defeated Holy Trinity Seminary 91-86 at the Armory. Grim and Hannas scored 30 and 19 respectively after a 37-20 start, while Brother Ronald added 38 in the loss. Also note regional and NAIA results across the college basketball slate.
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