Yanks Under Johnny Keane Are Becoming Invincible
The New York Yankees, five straight spring wins under new manager Johnny Keane, look unbeatable as they rally past the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 5 in Grapefruit League action. Mantle homered, but the second string sparked a late five run rally and Hegan delivered the decisive hit. Meanwhile the Cardinals were beaten 5 1 by the Dodgers as Lou Brock doubled and scored on a wild pitch. Other games saw Phillies over Twins 8 4 and Tigers marginally defeating Astros 5 4, among eight spring outings.
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Johnny Keane
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Keane
Cardinals
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Billy Madden
Mike Hegan
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al Downing
Los Angeles Dodger
Jim Brewer
Joe Moeller
Lou Brock
Bob Uecker
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Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Houston Astros
Baltimore Orioles
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San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
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Chicago White Sox
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Kansas City Athletics
Alex Johnson
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Dave Bennett
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Earl Battey
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Bob Bruce
Dick Farrell
Astros
Tigers
Gates Brown
Terry Fox
George Smith
Paul Blair
Orioles
Blair
Jackie Brandt
Elmira
Jose Pagan
Tom Hailer
Prince's Vermont Bank Win In Industry League Action
Prince's trounced Eagle Square 57 48 in Industrial Basketball League play at Bennington High. In the second game Prince's edged Tansitor 48 46 as Montgomery led Tansitor with 17 and Noyes led Vermont Bank with 16. Prince's led 27 21 at halftime and 48 30 after three. High scorer Bleau of Prince's had 15. Bushee and King each scored 14 for their teams. League resumes Tuesday with Vermont Bank vs Eagle Square and American Finance vs Nadeau's.
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Bennington High School
Vermont Bank
Tansitor
Princes
Bleau
Bushee
King of
Prince’s Nigoda
Bleau Bushee
Lemieux
Brother Elwell Sweeney
Tomasi
Martin Kipp
Hoyt
Hess van Ness King
James Wyman
Raymond
Bushee Blackstone Noyes
Haynes
Svitak Ware
Tansitor Hurley
Myers Jones Boutin Ames
Galvagni Montgomery
Western Kentucky
Cadets
Fitch
Silliman
Clem Haskins
Steve Cunningham
New York University
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
Villanova
NYU
Violets
Stan McKenzie
Mal Graham
Titans
Dorrie Murrey
Terry Page
Benhi's Marksmen Defeat Canajoharie After Strong Lead
The Benhi Rifle Team traveled to Canajoharie New York on Saturday for its third shoulder-to-shoulder match and second victory. The Cats marksmen downed the Canajoharie Targeteers by 36 points as Bob Walker opened with a match high 384 in the first relay. Bill Tudor and Tom Harrington followed in the second and third relays.
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Canajoharie
N.Y
Satureday
Cats
Canajohareie
Bob Walker
Bendi
Bill Tudor
Tom Harrington
Inys
Peter Comar
United States
Northfield
Barre
Suffolk Opens 66 Day Season at Suffolk Downs
EAST BOSTON MASS A 66 day racing meet begins April 19 with arrivals on April 1 as Suffolk Downs renovates stalls track kitchen and recreation hall and installs extra feeding stalls for 1 200 horses. General Manager Tom Beechem promised top accommodations and a spic and span stable area for the 31st season of racing.
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Mass
Suffolk Downs
Tom Beechem
Suffolk
Pint-Sized Tates Locke Leads Army Plebes to NIT Semi-Finals
New York based report notes Tates Locke, 28, "pint-sized" Cadet coach, directing Army to the NIT semifinals with a 58-54 win over Western Kentucky. The victory marks Army's best basketball season ever, boosting Locke's early coaching success after a 17-0 plebe season and a West Point win record.
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Army Plebes
New York
UPI
Tates
Locke
Army
Western Kentucky
Austrians Sweep Vail Ski Races in UPI Report
Austrian men dominated the Vail International Cup slalom with the top three finishes Hugo Nindl Karl Schranz and Franz Digruber. France's Marielle Goitschel won the women's slalom by over three seconds ahead of Traudl Hecher. U.S. contenders placed fourth in both events including Billy Kidd and Robin Mourning. Cadets prepare for St John’s clash as Tate’s faces retiring coach Joe Lapchick’s Redmen. Army's 6-6 230-pound Mike Silliman and John Ritch lead the squad.
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Vail
Colo
Upi
Austria
France
U.S
Hugo Nindl
Karl Schranz
Franz Digruber
Marielle Goitschel
Traudl Hecher
Billy Kidd
Robin Mourning
Santa Monica
Calif
Tate
St. John’s
Joe Lapchik
Joe
Locke
Lapchick
Redmen
Ohio Wesleyan
Army
Mike Silliman
Louisville
John Ritch
O Celtics Visit Knicks On St Patrick’s Day Night
New York hosts Boston at Madison Square Garden as the Celtics seek to extend a season record of 61 wins while the Knicks, eliminated from the playoffs, aim to spoil the march. Sam Jones with a back thigh pull and John Havlicek with knee fluid return to the bench if needed as the final road game of the regular season.
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UPI
Boston Celtics
Madison Square Garden
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
Boston
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Jones
Havlicek
Red Auerbach
Celtics
Eastern and Western Division AHL Standings Snapshot
The Eastern Division shows Quebec leading with 81 points and Baltimore at 71, followed by Hershey, Springfield, and Produce. In the Western Division Rochester leads with 91 points, Buffalo 78, Pittsburgh 62, and Cleveland 48. Tuesday results include Quebec routing Providence 4 0 and Springfield beating Baltimore 3 2.
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Baltimore
Hershey
Sprng
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Produce
L. T
Rochester
Buffalo
Pttsburgh
Cleveland
Providence
Springfield
Reds Aim High In 1965 NL Challenge
Cincinnati Reds project a pennant run in 1965 with strong pitching and power. Manager Dick Sisler cites staff depth led by Jim O'Toole and Jim Maloney, plus power from Deron Johnson and Gordy Coleman, with Vada Pinson Harper and Frank Robinson in the lineup and John Edwards catching.
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Fla
UPI
Cincinnati Reds
John Edwards
Milwaukee Braves
Dick Sisler
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Sisler
Vada Pineson
Deron Johnson
Gordy Coleman
Tommy Harper
Pinson
Johnson
Coleman
Harper
Frank Robinson
Pete Rose
Leo Carsdenas
Edwards
Jim O’toole
Jim Maloney
Joey Jay
John Tsitouris
Joe Nuxhall
Sammy Ellis
Billy McCool
Roger Craig
Cardinals
Gerry Arrigo
Minnesota Twins
Standings and results from the NBA season
The Boston Celtics lead with 61 wins and 17 losses followed by Cincinnati 46 31 and Philadelphia 39 39. New York 29 48 and Los Angeles 49 29 compete. San Francisco 16 62 trails. Wednesday results show Cincinnati 111 New York 102 and San Francisco 115 Philadelphia 107. Thursday schedule lists Baltimore at Cincinnati as the only game.
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Philadelphia
New York
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
San Francisco
San Fran
College Results From NIT And NJCAA Brackets
National Invitation Tournament quarter finals in New York saw Army defeat Western Kentucky 58 to 54 while New York University beat Detroit 87 to 76. At Hutchinson Kansas the National Junior College first rounds included Burlington 85 over Dodge City 83 and Ferrum 75 over Willmar 59 with Joliet 87 over Howard County 76 and Vincennes 82 over Bradenton 64. Canton A&T 82 defeated Robert Morris 71 and Sterling 78 beat Moberly 75.
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Army
Western Kentucky
New York U
Detroit
National Junior College
Hutchinson
Kan
Burlington
Dodge City
Ferrum
Willmar
Joliet
Howard County
Vincennes
Bradenton
Canton A&t
Robert Morris
Sterling
Moberly
Pistol League Shoots Straight In Manchester
Vere mont Gallery Pistol League of Manchester placed fourth in a shoot-off at Norwich University on Sunday. The group has won eight trophies since forming two years ago and meets weekly from November to April at the Manchester Red and Gun Club. Scores are sent to the league HQ in South Hero for weekly judging against groups from Springfield St Johnsbury South Hero Montpelier Woodstock and Burlington. interested shooters may contact members for information.
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Veremont Gallery Pistol League of
Norwich University
Red and Gun Club
South Hero
Springfield
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Woodstock
Burlington
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