Lane's changed infield key to Indians' 1980 outlook
Cleveland GM Frank Lane highlights a self made infield as crucial for 1980, with Vic Power John Temple Woodie Held and Bubba Phillips replacing the 1957 lineup. He credits tighter defense for aiding a still unsettled pitching staff and compares the new infield to past Cleveland combinations.
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Infield Power Leads Tribe Strength and Prospects
Two All-Stars Power and Temple anchor Cleveland infield with strong defense and clutch hitting. Held Woodle Phillips and Temple form a potent infield unit with power, speed, and versatility. Strickland and Cash add depth as the Yanks eye a stronger season under GM Frank Lane.
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Braves Providence Meet In NIT Final After Drugging Incident
Bradley's top seed faces Providence in the NIT final after a mystery juice incident marred the semifinal. Bradley beat St Bonaventure 82 71 as star Chet Walker recovered from the misted drink and scored 27 while Providence toppled Utah State 68 62 to reach the title game. Police planned to test a juice sample as Walker, ill but effective, contributed key late scoring and leadership for Bradley.
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Lakers Force Game Four In St Louis Comeback
The Minneapolis Lakers upset the St. Louis Hawks 120 113 in St Louis to even their playoff series. Elgin Baylor poured in 40 points as the Lakers rallied late and seized a home court edge with three remaining games at home.
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Pirates discard eight pitchers in camp cuts
Fort Myers Florida AP report says the Pittsburgh Pirates sent eight pitchers to the minor league base in Jacksonville on Thursday. The group includes Tom Butters Dod Po bring Ari Swanson Jack Lam abe Bob Vale John Kelly Tom Parsons and Art Lamb. The Cincinnati game scheduled in Tampa was rained out as the Bucs conducted intensive training.
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Bob Hunt Wins City Junior League Scoring Title
Bob Hunt of the Road Gallagher Trail Rockets claimed the City Basketball League junior division scoring crown with 171 points, finishing ahead of John Roach of the Aero Jets and Larry Gallagher. The final standings list Hunt, Roach, Gallagher, Boutwell, McLaughlin, Wilson, Dums, Perkins, Herberg, Stuieman, and Brooks among the top scorers.
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Pair of 236s Highlight Local Bowling Action
ByelCORIAL on a pair of 236s one by Hank Pedensky in the Bowl-Aire Men's B League and another by Bob Eddy in the Corry Jamestown circuit highlighted last night's tenpin action. Pedensky joined by Mac hinEr, 212, Chuck Elohynski, 210, Allan Long, 200, Bob Nichols, 200, Dick Mason, 201, Dale Paige, via, Dale Wooster, 210 and Rex Ireland, 205. Bob Anthony's 221 and games of 209 and 205 from Milt Kingsley and Don Bradford completed the Corry Jamestown picture. In the VFW Ladies' A League Mary Hnatyszyn posted a 198 and 176 for a 596 series while Dot Morton had 181 and 178 for 527 and Marle Wotus 507 with an 182. Other ladies' leaders included Fern Rothrock 181, Maribelle Sample 176, Verna Baressi 176, and Anne Royek 189.
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Rocky Rocking Wallops Fourth As Indians Win
In spring training Rocky Colavito homered for six runs in the sixth inning as the Indians beat the Cubs 4-3. It was Colavito’s fourth homer in five games while Cleveland’s GM Frank Lane reportedly boosted Rocky’s pay to 495 000. The Cubs loss followed Giants loss to Red Sox in Scottsdale.
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Nations Top Clubs Vie In NCAA Semi
Cincinnati and California meet in the NCAA semifinals as top ranked clubs with Oscar Robertson and Darrall Imhoff leading the Bearcats and Buckeyes. NYU faces Ohio State in the other semi as high level teams converge for the national crown. Robertson seeks a final title bid after last year’s semifinal upset by California.
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Improved Tigers Pose Threat to AL After Turnaround
Detroit regroups after a 15 of 17 opening slide under manager Jimmy Dykes. He cites left on base and injuries, including Kaline and Kuenn, as key losses. This year Dykes plans a deep pitching staff led by Bunning Laty Messi and Foytack, with Fernandez at short and Kaline immortal in center.
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Johnstown Favored in Western Playoff Semifinal
Johnstown, the Cinderella team, takes on Farrell’s defending Class A champions in a Western Semifinal at the Johnstown War Memorial Arena. Johnstown earned a playoff berth by upsetting Altoona, while Farrell comes from the WPIAL with a strong 18-7 record and a title run from Wampum.
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Oil City Rifle Shooters Dethrone Corry In Narrow Win
Oil City rifle team handed Corry a 1201 to 1191 defeat at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range. Waltonian shooters led with 249, top Corry score 239 by five teammates at 238. Corry drops to 5-4 in league play while Oil City improves to 7-1 and leads the title chase. The B team faces General Electric of Erie next, while the Alenguers are idle tonight.
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Argentine Pick In TV Tilt Tonight
Argentina's Eduardo Lousse, an 9-8 favorite, seeks to extend a 14‑fight victory streak as he defends against Wilfie Greaves in a 10‑round NBC telecast at Madison Square Garden. The bout marks Lousse's first U.S. appearance in four years and highlights a South American middleweight title contention.
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