Playoffs Begin in Two Cage Circuits Across Conferences
The piece outlines early playoff action as Atlantic Coast and Southern Conferences start intraleague tournaments before NCAA bids. It covers North Carolina facing Clemson, West Virginia opening vs Davidson, and notes on other conferences jockeying for NCAA and NIT berths with teams like Kansas, Temple, Lafayette, St. Louis, and San Francisco in contention.
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Flamingo Stakes Winner Sets New Track Record
Inglewood horse Bold Ruler clocked 1 47 for the mile and an eighth at Hin Ent, winning the Flamingo Stakes on Saturday night. The event featured a strong field and was highlighted by Bold Ruler’s record performance.
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Still Trying To Be Pitcher Says Hamner
Maye Smith manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and Granny Hamner deny a report Hamner would abandon pitching He says he is still trying to be a pitcher Doctors warn his shoulder could hurt if he swings badly The report claimed Hamner preferred shortstop but the team has no plan to move him yet
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Rochester Posts Eighth Straight Nears Providence
The Rochester Americans eye an eighth straight win as they beat the Hershey Bears 4-2 while Providence defeats Cleveland 4-3 in overtime. The Reds held a slim lead over Rochester after an early 2-0 edge against Cleveland, with Jim Bartlett keying overtime, and referee Gaye Stewart ejecting American coach Billy Reay for fighting after a Rochester game.
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Turner Favored In Bout Tonight
Veteran Gil Turner is a 2-1 choice to spoil Rudy Gwinis big night debut at New York's St. Nichola Arena. Turner, 26, from Philadelphia, has faced top welterweights and middleweights and is expected to edge the veteran Cleveland welterweight in the televised 10 rounder. Gwin, 21-2 with 2 knockouts, holds a modest record against a deep card in Madison Square Garden.
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Delany Sprints to Double Win in 1000 and Two Mile
Delany wins the 1000 meters and the two mile in a single meet, clocking a 9:00 two mile after a 4:5 rest. Elliott explains plans for a double in upcoming championships as Delany sets a meet record and helps the Wildcats surge to a 46 point team victory. Manhattan places second with 23 points.
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First Baseman Poses Problem In Training Camps
Early reports from major league camps indicate several teams face a common problem at first base. Names mentioned include the Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs New York Giants and Detroit Tigers among others. Managers hope to decide on a solution, with Milo Blaylosk and Stn Lopata discussed for field duty.
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Bob Speake
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Sammy White
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Boston Red Sox
Ty Roy Sievers
Wash
Ington
Cihelznatl
Jory Davis
Nashville
Joe Tritsble
Pittsburgh
Vas
Recreation Cage Results Show Senior High League Action
The Pros earned their fifth straight senior high win, 62 40 over the Five Joes, with Howard and Jerry Lewis leading scoring. The Five Aces beat the Bombers 62 11 as Caynty and Shreve paced the winners. Calhoun of the Humbers topped 86 in the day’s scoring, while the Five Joes and Bombers also posted wins. Upcoming matches center on Five Aces vs Flushes for second place and a Buckeyes Spartans clash among eight graders.
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Russell Stars As Celts Win NBA East Title
Russell and Heinsohn powered the Boston Celtics to the East title with a 111-102 win over Philadelphia. Russell, the 6-10 Olympic star, led Boston with strong defense and scoring as Philadelphia’s Big Bill scored 40 in a losing effort. The Celtics now eye a showdown with the West champ as playoff races heat up.
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Palmer Captures Top Honor In County Wrestling Finals
Palmer Chick Palmer earned the Gyphy as outstanding competitor at McDowell County finals while Muljcreek and Union City grapplers won most decisions. Notable results included Hartley McDowell defeating Brooks Union City 7-3 and Latimer McDowell defeating Utage Corry 5-0.
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Meslenn National Open winner shoots 66 for 273 total
A puzzled, error-filled recap lists several horse and golf results across cities. Bob Hosbure in San Francisco posts a 66 to win the Meslenn National Open at 273. Santa Anita Derby in Arcadia showcases Sir William for a $143,000 win.
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Demaret Wins Baton Rouge Open In Tough Finish
Jimmy Demaret, 45, captured the Baton Rouge Open title with a one under par 271 for 72 holes, beating Australian Peter Thomson by one stroke. Thomson finished at 272 as Marty Furgol and Lemont Tate Gardner Dickinson tied for third at 282, with Bill Nary and Liesd Mangrum among leaders after tough conditions. Demaret noted adjustments to his swing helped steady his game and raise his earnings in PGA events.
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Winter Ball Tough On Pitcher Says Arroyo
Puerto Rican pitcher Luis Arroyo of the Pittsburgh Pirates says year round pitching wears a hurler down. He notes averaging almost 400 innings per season across summer and winter leagues and cites heavy workloads as limiting his win totals.
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