Angels Move Proposal to Anaheim Amid Meeting Set
Los Angeles Angels business manager Cedric Tallis said the club will submit conditions for a possible move to Anaheim at a joint Anaheim city council and Orange County board meeting. The letter of intent is not a commitment but could reach the Angels board for final review if the city and county meet stadium, lease, parking, and other requirements. Anaheim seeks a 30,000-seat stadium at a $20 million cost. the Angels now play at Dodger Stadium through 1967.
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Ed Buckley resigns as St. Rita coach in Chicago
Ed Buckley former Hamp coach resigns as head football coach at St. Rita High in Chicago. He led St. Rita to the Chicago prep school championship last fall and his Mustangs were voted the nation’s best high school team. Buckley cited contract expiration as reason.
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Cardinals and Browns QBs Hold Masters Degrees
St. Louis quarterback Charley Johnson and Cleveland quarterback Frank Ryan both hold master's degrees Johnson in chemical engineering and Ryan in mathematics reflecting their academic pursuits alongside pro football careers.
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Golf on the Cape Farn and the Hyannis golf party
A Pittsfield golf party visits Hyannis in spring, playing Bass River and Oyster Harbors. The trip, led by Bill McAlister, spans two days with lodging and meals for $15, and Bass River fees at $4. The group includes professionals from GE, automotive, liquor sales, and a Union Federal officer.
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Taconic Links Open for Play
Taconic Golf Club in Williamstown opens for play as fairways and greens survive winter with minimal turf loss. Course superintendent Twig Tworig notes solid conditions, clubhouse soon to offer full services except the bar reopening Saturday. Rudy Goff announces upcoming tournament schedule as Williams College teams begin practice and golf PE classes start Wednesday.
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Women's Tenpins High Scores and League Preview
In last week's matches Donna Sin clair led with 543 high triple. Honey Jones 517 and Betty Baumann 501 followed. A Berkshire Bowl meeting is set for Thursday night April 9 at 7 30. City League notes Stetson Cleaners widened its lead by 4 points over Miss Marjorie's as Lenox House split with Besse Clarke. Honey Jones 566 and Bev Jenks 546 led triples. Night matches include Stet sons versus Lenox House and Allendale Pharmacy against Virgilia Construction. Three-Woman Major elected officers for 1964 65 Bev Janks president Fl lies Persip vice president Doreen Kirchner secretary treasurer Kay Prouty sergeant at arms. Next season schedule planned for Berkshire Bowl Friday August 28. Last week Honey Jones 583 and 213 tops for the week. Chicopee star John Cafarelli will enter UConn in September after leading the Valley League scoring and rebounding and playing quarterback. his father is an Air Force colonel and the athlete lives at Westover Air Force Base.
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Chester High selects baseball candidates for season
Chester High announces a 14 player roster for the upcoming baseball season led by seniors Frank Kelly and Bob McCormick. The team opens April 27 at Windsor Mountain and May 1 against Lenox High in Southern Berkshire League play with a mix of seasoned players and newcomers including Tommy McCormick Wayne Sakaske Henry Dubay and Duane Pease.
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Golf Tourney Slated May 25 at Shaker Farms
The Western Massachusetts interscholastic golf tournament is set for May 25 at Shaker Farms Country Club in Westfield. Frank Rohan and Al Johnson announced the event, which follows the usual format allowing six players per high school, with the four lowest scores counting. The top 15 in medal play qualify for the state individual championship June 8, and the team champion advances to the state team tourney June 15 at Pleasant Valley.
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High School Teams Add Baseball Games
Pittsfield High will play Lee High in Lee on April 29. St Joseph's High schedules Windsor Mountain School of Lenox for 3:30 P.M. at Deming Field, the season opener for coach Bill Murray's parochial squad. St Joe's also hosts Lenox High next Wednesday at Deming Field and has arranged a game with Searles High of Great Barrington for April 20.
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Boxing Roundup Highlights Heavyweights and Upsets
The Associated Press reports several boxing results with fighters from New York Puerto Rico Houston and Dallas. Pete Toro stopped Juan Ramos in New York. Cleveland Williams outpointed Tommy Fields in Los Angeles. Wilhelm Von Homburg from Germany stopped Roy Crear in Dallas.
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Dick Tucker Nominated For Award
Dick Tucker Williams College senior scholar athlete finalist for the Tuss McLaughry Western Massachusetts award. Other nominees include Albert Collings Jr Amherst Richard Sarvis UMass Bruce Jordan Springfield. Tucker of Rockville Maryland on dean's list Phi Beta Kappa Woodrow Wilson scholarship psychology.
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