Tigers Trust Frank Lary as Spring Training Prospect
Detroit blanks Baltimore 4 0 as rookies Frank Lary Paul Foytack and Babe Birrer shine in five innings apiece. Lary, 24, who joined from Buffalo after a 15 11 season, worked 11 innings in camp and shows promise for a starting role. Other notes: Braves top White Sox 5 2 with Pafko Braton and Adcock homering. Indians beat Giants 3 2 on Rosen and Avila contract news. Yankees overpower Dodgers 19 8 with stars Zweir and Cerv.
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Ricketts Stars As East Wins Shrine Cage Game
The East defeated the West 90 to 77 in the Shrine basketball game with Dick Ricketts of Duquesne earning 19 points and the outstanding player award. Tom Golph of La Salle added 10 points as stabilizer, while Lester Lane of Oklahoma led the West with 23 points.
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Little Lester Lane
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Bowling singles shine as Powell nets 237 in spotlight
Scott Powell scores 237 and Pete Russell Sr. posts 200 and 213 as Bowl-Aire hosts last night. Other strong marks include Baredsi 223 and Loveland 214 with multiple bowlers finishing above 200.
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Bob Morton
Joe Baredsi
Carl Hixson
Hockey Playoffs Open As Calder Cup Set To Begin
The American Hockey League opens its 19th Calder Cup playoffs with Springfield at Pittsburgh and Buffalo at Cleveland in best-of-five openers. Pittsburgh led the regular season, followed by Cleveland, Springfield and Buffalo. Eddie Olson of the Barons tied the scoring title with 88 points, 41 goals and 47 assists, the third player in league history to win twice.
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Rules Committee Approves Two Major Basketball Changes
The National Basketball Rules Committee approves two major changes including extending the bonus free throw to full playing time and widening free throw lanes from six to twelve feet. Additional revisions cover five second possession rules for dribblers jump ball timing and flagrant technical violations increasing to two free throws.
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Kansas City
National Basketball Rules Committee
YMCA
Rowan Wins Split Decision in Heavyweight Bout
Joe Rowan of Phoenixville Pa earned a split 10 round decision over Wayne Bethea of New York at Boston Parkway Arena. Rowan, 20, wants Charley Norkus next and says Teddy Brenner will try to arrange it. Bethea, 22, started slowly but pressed in midway, Rowan hurt his right hand in round three and adjusted in the eighth.
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Narrow boxing bout links bets with a US card
Bert Cringesxet edged Gers pate by narrow margin while Judge Nick Gamboli had a draw on rounds Bethea won on points 6-5 Rowan weighed 182 Bethea 1913 telecast on ABC Across town Jackie LaBua NY out pointed Rafaél Merentino Argentina in a dull fight Merentino weighed 1871 to 157 for LaBua Merentino came to the US with a 47 knockout record in 62 bouts south of the border and had stopped Rinzi Novero in eight in his only start here
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Fredonia Wins In Overtime Battle
Fredonia defeated Southmont 56 to 55 in overtime to claim the western regional championship. The win advances Fredonia to the western Class A final, with the eastern and western finals set for tomorrow night at Hershey and Pittsburgh, leading to a state title showdown in Philadelphia.
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Briggs Cunningham Jaguar Wins Florida International Grand Prix
New York reports the February 13 race timing stretched twelve hours with eight days to declare. The AAA protest board upheld Briggs Cunningham's Jaguar D-type as the winner, denying Allen Guiberson's challenge that the Ferrari had finished first, after a 945 mile hearing led by acting chair William Smyth.
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Bosox Still Don’t Know If Williams Will Play
Sarasota Fla Associated Press reports baseball’s hot topic as spring training reaches three weeks with opening day under a month away. Boston Red Sox GM Joe Cronin says there is no change in Ted Williams status. three weeks prior Cronin admitted uncertainty about whether Williams, at 36, would be in left field or on hand for the 1985 season.
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