Avila Pushes .400 Aim as Tribe Hammer Giants
Avila stars for Cleveland going 2-4 with a double and a home run. The Tribe crushes the Giants 15-3 as Doby Smith Rosen and Lemon homer, boosting spring record to 7-6 against New York. White Sox rout Cardinals. Pirates win on Preese double. Kal Segrist sent to San Antonio.
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al Smith
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Bob Lemon
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Brook
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New Orleans
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Baltimore
Nelson King
Whammy Douglas
Rooiie
Pirates
Kal Segrist
New York Yankees
San Antonio
Jerry ‘Lynch
Washington
Tommy Amphlet
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Kansa City
Savannah
A’s
Bill Renna
Vic Power
Bill Stewart
Bill Wilson
Atlanta
Corry Riflemen Fall Short Against Amboy Marksmen
The Corry Rod and Gun Club Class A team lost 1198 to 1197 to Amboy, led by B McLaughlin 244 and O Osborne 242 while Corry’s Gary Dingfelder 249 Art Knapp 242 Eugene Davis 240 plus others posted strong scores. Class B dropped 1146 to 1140 at Amboy near Conneaut Ohio, led by T Reimholz 240 for the winners and BM Durham 238 for Corry.
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Corry
T. Reimholz
Durham
DeMarco Beats Saxton For Welterweight Title In Boston
Tony DeMarco, 28, of Boston, defeats Johnny Saxton by technical knockout at 12:20 of the 14th round at Boston Garden to become world welterweight champion. DeMarco floors Saxton for a nine count and dominates with a measured left hook and body attack, as judges’ scores note a clear edge for DeMarco.
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Associated Press
Boston
Tony DeMarco
Johnny Saxton
DeMarco
Battler
North End
Saxton
Mel Manning
Boston Garden
Tony
King Saxton
Kid Gavilan
Sexton
Johnny
Manning
Jim Shaugnessy
Tom McNeeley
Beaver Tally Shows Fewer Beavers Trapped This Season
Final tallies from the Northwest Division of the Pennsylvania Game Commission show 698 beavers trapped in 1965, down from 1064 in 1954. Crawford leads with 407, Erie and Warren each 183, followed by Forest 107, Mercer 62, Venango 42, Jefferson 26, Clarion 14, Butler 6.
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Northwest
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Crawford County
Erie County
Warren County
Forest
Mercer
Venango
Jefferson
Clarion
Butler
Lees
North America
Boston Doge Favored In Jamaica Handicap
Boston Doge seeks his ninth straight win in the 6 furlong Experimental Free Handicap at Jamaica Race Course New York. Nine three year olds contest the $20 000-added event while Nashua and Summer Tan stay in their stalls, six other Derby hopefuls run, with rider Eric Guerin aiming for the streak despite strong late opposition.
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New York
Boston
Jamaica
Nashua
Boston Dage
Eric Guerin
Vejar Defeats Graham in Unanimous Welterweight Decison
Syracuse report says Chico Vejar, 23, from Stamford Conn, beat Billy Graham by a unanimous 10 round decision. Vejar’s chopping lefts and speed overwhelmed Graham, though Vejar was heavier at 154 1/2 pounds and not as fast as their Garden rematch.
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Vejar
Syracuse
Chico Vejar
Billy Graham
Stamford
Boston
Tony ‘DeMarco
Johnny Saxton
Graham
Chico
Garden
Posen Sides Sid He Started Too Late In Close Bout
Posen believed he led but started late and thought it was a loss. Judge Ted Shella scored it B one one. Judges Jack Kimball and Referee Mailer tallied 6 9 1, with the board commentary unclear.
Play of Young Catcher Pleasing to Pirates
Jack Shepard, 22, Pirates catcher, is evolving into a potential NL top backstop after a strong 83 games last season. In a 7-4 win over Baltimore, he collected three singles in three at bats, drove in a run, and scored twice.
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Pirates
ALOOL
Ftes Montgomery
Ala
Jack Shepard
Pittsburgh Pirate
University of Stanford
Shepard
Baltimore
Local keplerettes compete in Altoona tourney
Two squads from the area travel to Altoona this weekend for the Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Association tournament. One team bowls for Raymond Mfg. Co. and the other is cosponsored by Burns Beauty Shop. They will also contend for several thousand dollars in prize money in doubles and singles.
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Altoona
Raymond Mfg. Co
Burns Beauty Shop
Local bowling clubs form mixed lineup for charity event
Two teams named Raymond's Angle Crips and supporters include Eleanor Clark Millie Bareset Angie Bayessi Ann Royek Ant 1 Brans-Francis Hurlbut Church Marion Bulard Baker and Mildred Hall in a community bowling match setting.
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Raymond’s — Angle Crips
Eleanor Clark
Millie Bareset
Angie Bayessi
Ann Royek
Ant
Brans
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All-Way Electric CO
Corry, Pa
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