Giants Slug Way To Top In Cactus League
The Giants surged to the lead with key hits as Wickland drove in Foster Castleman and Taussig delivered a three run double. Don Ferrarese took the loss while Ray Crone earned the win as the Giants won their fourth straight in a high scoring affair.
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Lemon Passes Test in Tribe B Tilt
In a blustery spring tilt Chicago Cubs defeat Giants 7 0 as Banks and Sauer power the attack. Banks belted a three run homer and finished with five RBIs while Mays and Cepeda homered for San Francisco in a game packed with offense and late scoring.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday’s Camps
Chicago N 10 Cleveland 1. Chicago A 14 Cincinnati N 5. New York A 9 Los Angeles N 6. Milwaukee N 4. Pittsburgh NX 0. Boston A 5 Philadelphia N 3. Detroit A 4 St Louis 6 10 San Francisco N 3. Baltimore A 4 x. Kansas City A 7 Washington A 7. Cubs 10-8 over Indians in second game. Boston Red Sox beat Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 at Clearwater. Cubs defeated by Indians in nightcap, 10-8. Pitcher with bone chips worked two innings in B game.
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Hayward Cage Tourney Melts Into Close Title Fight
LASME tops Mt. View five for title as Silas and McKinney pace Urban in a 16 and 12 point showing. Bar ney Washington leads consolation with 17. Tomsic and Anderson spark third, game tied seven times late, then a late Willie Davis free throws seal win, while San Leandro’s Merchants edge San Francisco in non league action with Benedetti and Davis key in late rally.
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Merchants Rained Out WIBI Meeting Slated Tonight
Fremont Washington Township Baseball Inc. will hold its first central meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at Centerville Elementary School on South Main. St. Schedules and setup for the coming season will be discussed with a Fremont Recreation Department representative present. all parents sponsors and interested persons are urged to attend.
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Venturi Favored In Poll To Top Masters
ATLANTA UP Venturi who came within a stroke of the crown two years ago is the overwhelming favorite to win the forthcoming Masters Golf title in the Atlanta Journal Constitution poll. Exactly half of the writers polled selected Venturi to win and none left him out of 123 selections. The Masters begin April 26 at Augusta National Golf Club. Sam Snead, a three time Masters winner, was the second choice and last year's winner Doug Ford was third.
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Palmer wins St Petersburg Open in final nine iron finish
Palmer shatters jinx to win the St Petersburg Open golf event with a late birdie and clutch iron play. Finsterwald and Hawkins chase lead as Palmer closes with birdies from 20 feet and a final-round 70 to total 276.
Geiberger Wins Palm Springs Invitational in Sudden Death
Allen Geiberger, USC junior from Santa Barbara, sank a 45 foot putt on the second playoff hole to win the Palm Springs Invitational. He tied Bruce McCormick of Los Angeles at 199 after 34 holes, posting 64 64 and McCormick 67 67 65, with defending champ Dr. J Bud Taylor third at 203. Fletcher Jones and Fredy Brown were tied at 205.
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Amateur finals report from Florida match ends in score close
Be years ago Mamie Rosenbloom stopped Bob Goodwin of Florida.16 of the 47 roundard established Hinsele as the undisputed light heavyweight champion of the world. Caldwell, in New Jersey, played a steady game for three days of competition. North and South Amateur finals in Florida toward the finals today. Miss McIntire scored.
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Forfeit Upset in Consolation Semi at Tor
Yesterday's card saw Rey's Barber Shop of San Jose forfeit to Alburt's in the second consolation semi final. The events drew a crowd despite the setback.
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Rodgers Paces East All Stars in Shrine Game Win
Guy Rodgers of Temple led the East to a TL68 victory over the West in the Shrine All Star game. The six foot star was chosen most valuable player after scoring 17 points and applying tight defense with ballhandling and steals.
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