Running a Ballclub's Not Easy
Lee MacPhail, president of the Baltimore Orioles, discusses spring training decisions. He weighs base positions for Boog Powell and Norm Siebern, considers Curt Blefary and Paul Blair, and notes potential trades. MacPhail also faces duties in naming a successor to Ford Frick, with envelopes opened next week in Clearwater.
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Lee MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
MacPhail
Orioles
Ular
White Sox
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Norm Siebern
Curt Blefary
Paul Blair
Mets
Siebern
Powell
Calvin Griffith
The
Twins
Hollasch Heads RPI Scoring With 16.6 PPG
RPI's Kurt Hollasch led the Engineers with 348 points in 21 games averaging 16.6 per contest aiding an 11-10 season and second place tie in the ICAC. Teammates Ed Tosti Tom Kelliher and Bill Steins supported with top scoring and rebounding totals as the team posted totals and struggled with injuries.
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Hollasch
RPI
Engineers
Rensselaer
Union
Independent College Athletic Conference
Ed Tosti
Tom Kelliher
Bill Steins
Kelliher
Steins
Hoop Results from Denver AAU Tournament quarter finals
United Press International reports Denver beat Arkansas City 99 88 and Akron 77 67, while Long Beach defeated Armed Forces All-Stars 84 70 and Marion-Kay topped San Francisco AC 80 67 then Phil Oilers 67.
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Denver
Ark. City
Kan
Akron
Long Beach
Armed Forces All-Stars
Marion-Kay
San Fran
Phil. Oilers
Wilt Sets New NBA Scoring Title Record
NEW YORK (UPI) Wilt Chamberlain finished the regular season with a new scoring title and a sixth straight scoring crown, posting 2 534 points at 34.7 a game after a midseason move to Philadelphia. He also set the consecutive games with disqualifications record at 464 and led league field goal percentage while ranking second in rebounds.
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NEW York
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
San Francisco Warriors
John Kerr
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Bailey Howell
Baltimore
Williams guard Coolidge wins NCAA postgraduate scholarship
E David Coolidge of Williams College was named one of 10 NCAA postgraduate scholars, each receiving 1000 dollars. The Wilmette, Illinois native led his team with 18.5 points per game and 333 total points in a 13-5 season while earning dean’s list honors and serving as president of the College Council. He plans graduate study in business administration.
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Williamstown
Mass
E. David Coolidge
Wilmette
Ill
Williams
United States
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Coolidge
New England
al Shaw
Gargoyle
Upperclass
Jerry Jones
San Francisco
Calif
FSU Student Circus to End 18th Season Next Month
Florida State Universitys student circus closes its 18th season next month with a summer run at Callaway Gardens Georgia. The troupe of about 22 will perform daily and teach five hours daily in the gardens recreation program. Previously the group staged home shows in March and planned road performances in April.
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FSU
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Tifton
Valdosta
Jack Haskins
Callaway
Callaway Gardens
Barcelona
Spain
Nice
France
Florence
Italy
Athens
Greece
Florida State
Haskins
Ullman moves into second in NHL scoring race
Montreal reports Norm Ullman of the Detroit Red Wings totaled 80 points for the season after a week with five goals and six assists in three games. His 39 goals tie him with Bobby Hull for the league lead, as Ullman helps drive Detroit to first place.
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UPI
Norm Ullman
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Ullman
Wings
NHL
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Basketball Rules Committee Meets Today in Chicago
The Basketball Rules Committee will decide today on potential rule changes for next season with no major alterations expected. Chair Bud Foster notes 90 percent of 15,000 survey responses favored preserving the bench rule and conditions nationwide. Stan Mikita leads in points with 86, Gordie Howe sits third with 73, while Hull and Provost hover near the top. Four playoff clubs remain in the hunt for the Vezina Trophy as the regular season closes. Detroit’s Crozier and Sawchuk, Chicago’s Hall, and Montreal’s Hodge own current goaltending totals.
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UPI
Basketball Rules Committee
Bud Foster
Wisconsin
Foster
Stan Mikita
Black Hawks
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Hull
Claude Provost
Montreal
Roger Crozier
Toronto
Terry Sawchuk
Glenn Hall
Charlie Hodge
Browns QB Ryan Cleared After Pro Bowl Shoulder Heal
Frank Ryan of the Cleveland Browns has been told by his doctor that his shoulder separation from January's Pro Bowl is fully healed. Jockey Ron Turcotte drew a 10 day suspension starting today for wayward riding in the Aqueduct featured swift stakes.
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New York
UPI
Ron Turcotte
Wayward
Aqueduct Raceway
AL Schedule Changes Shift Saturday TV Games
The 1965 American League announced 19 schedule changes mainly affecting telecast aligned Saturday games. Many start times moved to 1:15 to 5:15 p.m. across games in Washington, Kansas City, Minnesota, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Detroit at New York.
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UPS
Joe Cronin
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Astronauts Big Hit At Benhi Exhibition
The Harlem Astronauts entertained Benhi High School with two shows and posted wins over the Benhi faculty 104 to 78 and the Industrial League All-Stars 110 to 96. Captain Jim Stanley led the fun filled exhibition with playful taunts while Nicknames like Pee Wee and Nevermiss peppered the crowd.
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Rickey Haynes
Harlem Astronauts
Bendi Gym
Benhi
Industrial League All-Stars
Bennington High School
Harlem Globetrotters
Willie Shaw
Deacon Harp
Jim Stanley
Stanley
Pee Wee
Bob Houle
Mribbles
Fred Bushee
John Wilkinson
Bob Nolan
Don Ziter
Nevermiss
Astronauts
Tom
Butterfield
Jon
Emerson
Ron Nadeau
Phil Bushee
Ricky
Jim Brown
Chubby
BCHS Freshmen Face Rutland In Title Game
The Bennington Catholic High freshmen meet Rutland tonight at 6 30 in the Raiders gym for the Freshman Tournament title. Rutland’s sophomores beat Labers 49 40 after a 17 4 first quarter surge and Mt St Joseph defeated Woodstock 49 37 in the prior game.
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Rutland
Bennington Catholic High
Labers
Raiders
Burlington
Tim LeRay
Don Chaffin
Bill Brooks
LeRay
Chaffin
Brooks
MSJ
Mt. St. Joseph
Woodstock
Richest Open Opens Qualifying for Record Field
A record number of golfers will compete in late May and early June qualifying rounds for berths in the richest U S Open in history. About 2,500 players at 76 courses in 39 states seek the remaining 145 spots for the 65th Open at BelAir Country Club in St Louis June 17 to 20, with 25 exempt from qualifying.
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UPID
Ken Venturi
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Belerive Country Club
St. Louis
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