New England Sports Briefs Highlight 1964 Boston Sox Opens and Ivy Honors
Boston Red Sox will donate their home opening game proceeds to the John F Kennedy Memorial Library Fund. The team opens April 17 versus the Chicago White Sox with 25 000 to 30 000 attending recent years. Senator Kennedy says the fund tops 4.5 million and could reach 5.5 million by June with construction to start then. In hockey, Brown's Bruins place three on the 1964 All Ivy team led by Gaudreau and Walker unanimous picks. Lincoln Downs sees Louis Cruz win the St Patrick's Day Handicap with Long Range clocking 1 21:31 for 7 furlongs on a fast track. Rhode Island Cranston hosts St Dominic's of DeWiston Maine in the New England Schoolboy Hockey Championship opening round with four state champions in action. Connecticut has withdrawn.
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Dartmouth Baseball Opens Season On Southern Tour
Dartmouth announces a 26 game 1964 schedule opening March 21 at Randolph Macon in Ashland Virginia and concluding June 3 at Holy Cross. The Big Green return 12 lettermen and include catcher Dick Horton and Steve Dichter among top East players with captain Scott Creelman leading a strong pitching staff.
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Bowling Union Carbide League Standings Snapshot
Standings show Penenv es and Thoughts-0, Ree-Jex and Four Five-3, Lamplighters and Unpredictables tied 2-2, with high scores led by Harvey 221 single and 561 triple, Bow 214 and 575, Carlson Kennedy 189 and 526, Agresta 196 and 513, Maier 202 and 518.
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