Prince's faces Nadeau's in Industrial League final clash
Prince's Restaurant rolled to a 68 53 semifinal win over Eagle Square as Fred Bushee and Butch Corbett led with 18 and 17 points respectively. In the nightcap Nadeau's edged St Joseph College a 21 point effort by Roland Gregoire highlighted Saints scoring. The final is set for 8 30 Thursday at the Armory gym with Prince's and Nadeau's meeting for the title.
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Prince’s Restaurant
Eagle Square
Nadeau
Bushee
Bleau
Corbett
John Wilkinson
Denny Bornt
al Hess
Jim King
Bohne
Stuart
Denio
Gregoire
Millis
Picucci
Prince
F'T Wilkinson
Mahar
Reeves
Harvey
Hoyt
King
Hess
Mudurski
Bornt
Wyman Martin
Prince’s
Thompson Nolan Nadeau
Cestone Bohne
St, Joe
Goodwin Blanchfield
Oakland Mullins
Princci
Butch Corbett
Eagles
Hughes
Pownal Entries Wednesday March 16 1966 One Trot Mile
The roster lists eight entrants for the one mile trot at Pownal on March 16 1966 led by Langlee Newburgh Berube and Sturdy Knight Foster with Neveland Spencer Cavalcade Tim Fesh Bobbi Jo Volo Midnight Hour Schmigel Golden Echo Churchill and Markey Hike also shown.
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Langlee Newburgh
Berube
Sturdy Knight— Foster
Neveland— Spencer
Cavalcade
Tim—Fesh
Bobbi Jo Volo
Pownal Harness Results Show Day’s Fast Races
At Pownal, Maida Silk Jr. won the first trot in 2 12. Also claimed were Edgewood Giers and Bernie's Buddy in a heavy program. Second featured Miss Joanie Scott pacing to a 1 mile win with a $500 purse, while Third sent Second Guess to the top in 2 10.4. The card included nine more events with top horses and riders, and multifold purses culminating in a late close as Nadeau’s trailed 57-55 before Picucci forced the winner.
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Maida
Silk, Jr
Rae Phone
Mattison
Scott
Rembier
Laurie
Edgewood Giers
Burgess Hanover
Bernie
Buddy
Gemma Pick
Follow Meelen
Pace
Joanie Scott
Star Byrd
Manning
Little Roe Roe
Blue March
Kerry Mite
No Bitterness for Bosox Says Mondo of Tiger Trade
LAKELAND Florida veteran pitcher Bill Monbouquette reflects on being traded from Boston to Detroit for George Smith and George Thomas. He defends the Red Sox, cites their defensive flaws, and says he chose to seize his new chance with the Tigers. He recalls 20-win seasons and values his opportunity to help Detroit reach a winning pace.
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Lakeland
Fla
Bill Monbouquette
Red Sox
Tigers
George Smith
George Thomas
Monbouquette
Boston
Fenway Park
Paul Revere
Tom Jones
Detroit
Yankees
Billy Herman
Herman
Thomas
Charlie Dressen
Washington
Charlie
Phillies Trade to Add White and Groat Shapes Lineup
The Phillies acquisition of Bill White and Dick Groat from St. Louis for Art Mahaffey Pat Corrales and Alex Johnson is yielding early dividends for Philadelphia. White, praised by Gene Mauch as a powerful all-around player, homered three times to power a 8-7 win over the Red Sox as spring training games roll on.
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Gene Mauch
Phillies
Cardinals
Phils
Bill White
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Art Mahaffey
Pat Corrales
Alex Johnson
Mauch
White
The
Boston Red Sox
Bowling Results High Singles and High Triples
Dickie posts high single 224 for High D and 541 triple for High I. Kenyon nets 200 in High B and Heald 195. Snow contributes 506 in High F as Legacy and Snow performances appear in the event recap.
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Dickie
Kenyon
Heald
Snow
Abe Saperstein Dies Founder of Globetrotters
Abe Saperstein, the Chicago entrepreneur who built the Harlem Globetrotters into a world famous road show, died Tuesday night at Weiss Memorial Hospital at 63. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Temple Beth Israel. Survived by widow Sylvia, son Gerald 25, and daughter Eloise Berkeley.
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Harlem Globetrotters
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Saperstein
American Basketball League
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London
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Minnie) Minoso
Larry Doby
Luke Easter
Goose Tatum
Meadowlark Lemon
Sylvia
Gerald
Mrs
Eloise Berkeley
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Call Me
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Mal Faust
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Manzi
Sonny Esquire
Stevens
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Lilli Put
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