Torres Grffith win title bouts set sights on Giardello
Jose Torres dethroned Willie Pastrano in a ninth round stoppage to claim the light heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden. Emile Griffith defended his welterweight crown by outpointing Jose Stable, setting both men on course for a possible middleweight title clash with GIardello. the crowd of 18,112 paid a MSG house record-tying gate of 239,956.
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Norwich To Host New England Intercollegiate Chess Meet
Norwich University will host the 1965 New England Intercollegiate Chess Championships April 2 through 4. Eight four man teams from seven colleges in Vermont Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts compete in a five round Swiss. Norwich fields two teams with captains and strong records amid a field led by Harvard Massachusetts and American International College. Meanwhile the University of Vermont opens a baseball doubleheader today with American University and Georgetown seeking to halt a two game skid on their southern tour.
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Reds Honor Hutchinson Influence Guides Harper's Breakthrough
In Tampa and Dunedin, former Reds coach Freddie Hutchinson’s methods linger as Tommy Harper emerges to fulfill early promise. Harper hits .400 this spring, aiming to join Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson in Cincinnati’s outfield, while Doug Sanders tops pro golf prize money with $29,157.78.
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Red Sox Camp Shows Surprises and Setbacks in Arizona
At midway spring training in Scottsdale scouts weigh ups and downs for the Red Sox. Lenny Green shines in center field while rookie pitching Lonborg and Verendy impress, Bennett and Stephenson battle injuries, and first base stalemate favors Lee Thomas.
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Pastrano May Not Fight Again After Beating in Title Bout
New York UPI report details Willie Pastrano's defeat by Jose Torres in a ninth round technical knockout. Pastrano hints at retirement, calling the fight the worst of his career while Torres aims for middleweight Giardello and heavyweight Cassius Clay. Emile Griffith retains the welterweight title with a 15 round decision and eyes a middleweight shot, though his manager doubts a bout will materialize.
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Cards Top Yanks in Ninth 4-3 As Rookie Spiezio Slams Triple
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the New York Yankees 4-3 as rookie Ed Spiezio hit a 430 foot triple in the ninth, giving St Louis the win. Bob Purkey pitched six innings of one run for the Cardinals, while the Yankees tied late with singles in the seventh and eighth. Spiezio, 23, is hitting extremely well this spring, raising his average to .619 after a two-for-two day.
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Blue Moon) Odom
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Bowling Scores Snapshot From Arlington Meet
Arlington bowling scores list numerous teams and top performances. High singles and triples are recorded for players such as Lindsey, Myers, Gates, Rabideau, Midiere, LaRoche, Kahwajy, and Farrar. Team results include Hawks Realtors, Sleepers, Vt. Nat. & Sav. Bank, and Blue Jays with multiple wins and close matchups.
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Hull May Not Play Game With Red Wings for Title
The fate of Bobby Hull hangs on a decision by Chicago Black Hawks coach Billy Reay before the first Stanley Cup playoff game with Detroit. Hull, 33 goals through 35 games, has a left knee injury and a right knee issue. Reay weighs resting him to avoid worsened damage and possible season-ending absence, with the series to start in Detroit and move to Chicago for Game 2.
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