Barons Take Calder Cup Opener In Overtime Thriller
In a Calder Cup finals opener 4,518 fans watched the Cleveland Barons beat the Rochester Americans 2-1 after overtime. Ron Ingram scored from near the blue line just inside the period’s end, with a disputed third-period goal by Rochester ultimately not counted. A postgame brawl left both Hurst and Hayden with facial injuries. The Barons lead the series 1-0 and head home for game two.
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Moore Cadilli TV Bout Faces Round Scoring Update
The Moore Cadilli featherweight bout in Miami’s Biscayne Arena may feature official round by round scoring. Cadilli, ranked seventh, is a 95 favorite and Miami Boxing Commission will decide if scores are released to Broadwaters if IBC does not object. Scores, if supplied, would be optional for broadcasters and sponsors.
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International tennis and horse racing briefs from around the world
San Juan Puerto Rico Mer on Rote and Don Cindy both won first round matches in an international tournament. Cannes France Jaroslav Drobny Egypt and Frandie Huber of Australia won the men’s daily best championship in the same event. Miami Florida Juvenile Stakes at Gulfstream Park saw 89 601 tie the world record 514 5 for 48 furlongs. New York Paper Tiger charged from last to win the St Albans handicap at Jamaica. Laurel Maryland Roscoe Maney won a feature at Laurel by two lengths. San Mateo California Faithful Lind and Wildoath combined for 1021 20 in the largest daily double of the meeting.
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Bowling leaders blaze to 604 series in local league
Bill Lamielle rolled the top game of 8 234 and 604 series as Romen Marchitelli posted 214 205. Other 200s included Morton 212 Jauer 231 Jensen 231 Roskowski 200 Etkman 220 Forrester 210 and Russell 213. In the ladies circuit Lee Bacha had 210 178 for 888, Lytton 203 and Staples 179.
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Manager Lou Boudreau Faces Red Sox Decision in Classic Nine
In a 1956 Boston Fenway affair Kansas City with injuries finished poorly in the AL race yet could upset first division clubs. The feature recalls Lou Boudreau guiding the A’s in a tense late game as Art Ditmar pitched, Billy Klaus scored, and a strategic walk of Dick Vernon set up a 7-6 Oakland win in 10 innings.
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Celtics edge Hawks to take 3 2 lead in series
Boston defeated St Louis 124 to 109 to move ahead 3-2 in the best of seven NBA playoffs. Boston dominated boards 73 to 60 as Bill Russell scored 14 of 28 in the second half while Bob Pettit had 33 for the Hawks. Sharman led Boston with 32 points and Heinsohn added 23 as the Celtics rebounded to seize the advantage headed toward a potential finale.
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Canadohta Lake Fishing Closed by Watchful Protector
Whitey Solomon, based at Waterford, announced Cana dohia Lake is closed to all fishing for about a month with fishing allowed again by May 1st. Signs posted. The lake is used in the muskellunge propagation program. Over the next four weeks workers will harvest muskellunge spawn in the lake and ship it to the Niom City fish hatchery for raising. Some fish produced may return to Canadohta Lake.
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Narleski Returns to Pitching Form for Indians
Cleveland manager Kerby Farrell announced Ray Narleski is ready to pitch after a finger injury. Narleski tossed two hitless innings against the New York Giants in a pre season tuneup as opening day looms. Farrell faces infield and Wynn hip concerns but Narleski’s return eases pressure.
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Franklin Grid Coach Resigns Amid Board Fallout
Franklin High School football coach Robert Fiath resigns after being stripped of head coaching duties by the Athletic Committee of the Franklin Area School Board. He accuses directors of favoritism toward Jim McCullough, cites his own coaching record, and notes a new job offer in Lindenhurst, N. Y. while expressing heartache over leaving Franklin.
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How They Look In Training
Observations from a seven week tour of 12 major league spring camps in Florida identify Milwaukee Braves as best looking, St. Louis Cardinals as most improved, and New York Yankees as most confident. Stan Musial of the Cardinals tops hitters with 24 hits in 61 at bats. Harvey Kuenn of the Tigers plates five RBIs in a 5 for 5 game. Johnny Podres of the Dodgers shines on the mound. Hank Bauer and others show slumps, with mixed results among pitchers and hitters across teams.
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Major League Openers Reach Crunch as Rosters Form
Many clubs face opening day decisions with as many as ten managers weighing lineup shifts. Brooklyn may start Gilliam at third, Neal at second, Cimolli in left, while Red Sox, Indians, Tigers and Cubs vie for bases and catching slots. Exhibition results mix with a flurry of positional battles and late-night scores across the circuit.
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Softball Meet On Tap Tonight In Corry High Room 108
Weather disrupts play but a softball organizational meeting is set for 7:30 PM in Corry Area High School Room 108 for last year’s City Softball League teams and others wishing to start a new nine. Recreation chief Lou Hanna requests reps from the seven previous clubs attend.
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