Mays Maintains Spring Pace Amid Hit Parade
Mays posts a .382 spring average after two doubles and a single in Giants 74 victory over California. He rests days between starts and has continued producing, including his first complete game of the spring. Other major league results feature Conigliaro homering for Boston, and Houston, Cincinnati, St. Louis winning to highlight a busy exhibition slate.
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Gary Bell
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Boxing Probe Held in Deep Secrecy
A federal grand jury probe into organized crime influence in boxing remained largely secret as hearings continued. Bernard Glickman testified while further sessions were postponed at the government’s request amid ongoing questions about connections to major figures and boxing bodies.
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Grand Fury
Buck Passes Ball In Pittsburgh Victory Collapse
Cardwell left after seven with Pittsburgh leading 7 4. Jim Shellenback allowed four runs as the Pirates pulled ahead on a misplayed ball off Jim Paggs glove. Willie Stargell drove in four runs with a high impact bases empty swing and Manny Mota added an early RBI.
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Sanders Leads Greensboro Open With One‑Stroke Edge
Doug Sanders takes a one stroke lead into the second round at Sedgefield Country Club as he shoots nine birdies and a bogey while sick. Al Geiberger sits one back at 66 after a sloppy start, with eight players tied at 68 and others at 69 amid tough greens and wind.
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Roy Pace
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Ken Towns
Antitrust suit against baseball near verdict in Milwaukee
Wisconsin battles the National League over Braves transfer and a planned expansion. Trial nears completion with defense resting, possible written briefs, and appeals likely to follow. Judge Roller aims for a ruling by April 12 as the Braves open in Atlanta.
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Celtics Favored In Eastern Playoff Finals Clash
Boston, riding pride and home advantage, faces the Cincinnati Royals in a decisive two teams at odds playoff semifinal. The Celt ics are slight favorites to win the best of five and earn a shot at Philadelphia in the Eastern Division finals starting Sunday.
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Sees Torrid Pennant Race In American League
American League President Joe Cronin predicts a seven team pennant race and more exciting play for 1966. He says no single dominator, listing Minnesota Twins Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Indians New York Yankees as contenders and adding California Angels on advisor Fred Haney’s guidance.
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Texas Relays Feature Track's Biggest Names
World record holders and rising stars converge at the Texas Relays in Austin with 1,920 athletes entering. Southern University, holder of the mile relay world mark, and Texas Southern, near the yard relay record, compete as the meet opens with trials across running and field events.
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Closest-Ever College Scoring Title Decided
Purdue’s Dave Schellhase edged Idaho State’s Dave Wagnon for the national major college scoring crown. Schellhase finished with 32.54 points per game after 26 games, topping Wagnon’s 32.50 over 24 games. Michgan’s Cazzie Russell also exceeded 30 points per game with 20.8.
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Steelers to Meet Browns in Exhibition Game in Birmingham
The Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Cleveland Browns in an exhibition game on September 3 in Birmingham, Alabama. The game will be the fifth and final exhibition contest before the 1966 NFL season begins.
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Corry bowlers roll high scores in Jamestown League night
Ele Corio Smith led with 224 211 and 219 in Avalon Center play in the Corry Jamestown League. Other top scorers included Harry Schiemer 223 Larry Eckman 218 and Bob Anthony 215. Bowl-Aire beat DeBell Veading two of three to stay fifth with four weeks left in the season.
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Corry Bakery Belles Top Ladies A Banquet Thrill
The Corry Bakery Belles won the Ladies A banquet at the Garden Room VFW with about 40 attending. Marie Wotus Cecile Cote Anne Crosscutao Amoroso and Clara Hill led the winning team, beating Corry Jamestown and other rivals. Anne Crosscut set a season high series and high game honors went to Helen Hixson and Mary Hnatyszyn earned top averages. Officers were elected and entertainment featured a Beatles pantomime.
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