Triangle Weavers Open Title Series Tonight
In Lakeland Florida a Tigers outbreak of injuries narrows outfield to Walter Evers as Barney McCoskey Dick Wakefield and Pat Mullin miss time The club counts on Hal Newhouser Dizzy Trout and Al Benton for pitching while Hank Greenberg returns to first base and well rewarded salary signals baseball vigor.
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Young Tigers
Florida
Gayle Talbot
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Barney McCoskey
Dick Wakefield
Pat Mullin
Steve O'Neill
Walter Evers
Evers
Beaumont
Wakefield
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Dizzy Trout
al Benton
Hank Greenberg
Sports Fallacies By Margery Miller
Henry Armstrong known as Hank held three boxing titles simultaneously featherweight welterweight and lightweight in 1938 a feat unmatched by contemporaries Bob Fitzsimmons earlier earned middleweight heavyweight and later light heavyweight titles though not at once. Armstrong’s all at once achievement contrasted with Fitzsimmons sequential title wins.
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Henry Armstrong
Hank
Henry
Bob Fitzsimmons
Armstrong
Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Fitz
George Gardner
Bob
Lou Ambers
Carnevale Names 10 Men For Eastern Tourney
Chapel Hill reports Coach Ben Carnevale named a 10 man white Phantom squad for the NC AIA basketball tournament playoffs in New York leaving March 19. North Carolina starts vs New York University on March 21 with five Tar Heels in the lineup and two replacements.
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Ben Carnevale
White Phantom
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North Carolina
New York University
Harvard
Ohio State
Enterprise Carriers Win 38 To 4 Over Clara Cox Apartments
Enterprise Carriers dominated Clara Cox Apartments last night at the Y with Miller scoring 16 points, while Newsboys teammates beat Mercury A. C. Juniors 27-17 led by Bates and Darrell Smith. Hi Y juniors defeated 7th graders 45-8 as the Gibbardt Delapp Neeley trio fueled the win for the carriers.
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Greensboro Daily News
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Seeek
Hal
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday results include Boston 2 Philadelphia 0 and Washington 13 Cuban All-Stars. Other games were rained out or cancelled. Today’s schedule features Pittsburgh vs Chicago at Pasadena and New York teams meeting in St. Petersburg and Miami Beach venues.
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Cincinnati
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Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Boxers competed in multiple cities with decisions and knockouts. Tony Janko outpointed Ernest Cat Robinson in New York. Roberto Remeriz stopped TK in Mexico City. Sam Baroudi beat Len Wadsworth in Binghamton. Shamus McCrea KO'd Johnny Virgo in Cleveland. Eddie Smith outpointed Harvey Dubs in Toledo. Bobby McIlintyre outpointed Murray Cain in Cincinnati.
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Tony J Janko
Youngstown
Ernest “Cat” Robinson
Joey Carbido
T.K.O
Roberto Remeriz
Mexico City
Buffalo
Phil Muscato
Gunnar Barlund
Helsinki
Binghamton
N. Y
Sam Baroudi
Len Wadsworth
Hamilton
Shamus McCrea
Cleveland
Johnny Virgo
Toledo
Eddie Smith
Rochester
Harvey Dubs
Windsor
Cincinnati
Bobby Mclintyre
Detroit
Murray
Sugar” Cain
Zanesville
Training Camp Briefs Keller Keeps Slugging Form
St Petersburg Florida March 14 Charley Keller has hit safely in all exhibition games to date as manager Joe McCarthy of the New York Yankees hopes he maintains slugging form for the American league season.
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Keller
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Charley Keller
Giants Praise Joyce After Five Scoreless Inning Pitch
The New York Giants lauded pitcher Bob Joyce for a strong appearance against the Phillies in Miami. Joyce gave up only three hits over five scoreless innings yesterday, boosting confidence in his form.
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Giants
Joyce
Miami
Fla
New York Giants
Bob Joyce
Phillies
Red Sox Promise Work After Rainy Training Session
Sarasota reports the Boston Red Sox had an easy workout aided by rain. Manager Joe Cronin vows a light session again today before a demanding stretch of at least one exhibition game daily for the rest of their stay.
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Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Southworth Names Regular Berths For Braves
Southworth signals four sure positions for the Boston Braves with Johnny McCarthy at first base Connie Ryan at second Johnny Hopp in center field and Bama Rowell in left field. Indians split pitching duties with Vic Johnson Mel Harder and Ed Klieman as they face the Cardinals while Ralph McCabe Hal Kleine and Bryan Stephens rotate three innings against the Yankees at Bradenton.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Johnny McCarthy
Connie Ryan
Johnny Hopp
Bama” Rowell
Clearwater
Fra
Vic Johnson
Mel Harder
Ed Klieman
Cleveland Indians
Louis Cardinals
Ralph McCabe
Hal Kleine
Bryan Stephens
New York Yankees
Bradenton
Bowling Green and St. John's Favored in National Tourney
In New York on March 14 1960 Bowling Green Ohio and St John s Brooklyn are favored to win opening NIT games at Madison Square Garden. Bowling Green leads Rhode Island State by 11 in a 8 p m game and St John s faces West Virginia in the second game. The doubleheader starts a 12 day run of seven doubleheaders at the arena with more first round matchups to follow.
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New York
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Brooklyn
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West Virginia Mountaineers
Eighth Avenue Arena
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Ohio State
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Brown
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Temple
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Navy
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Hogan Snead Favorites In Jacksonville Open Golf
Hogan and Snead are favorites to win the $10,000 Jacksonville open as big rivals skip the event. Nelson rests after a strong season while McSpaden also declines. The Brentwood course hosts 18 holes daily through Sunday across 6272 yards par 72.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Ben Hogan
Slammin
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Augusta
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford
Brentwood
Veteran Bowlers Will See Action In World Championship
Buffalo hosts the 43rd annual world bowling championship opening with 82 year old Louis Stein and Peter Schultz in action for the Fidelia club New York City. The 62 day tournament resumes after a wartime hiatus and runs with singles and doubles starting tomorrow. About 30 000 bowlers compete for 260 000 dollars in prize money.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Louis Stein
Peter Jultz
Talbert seeks Davis Cup berth in indoor title run
Billy Talbert of Wilmington faces Sidney Wood in a quarterfinal as he bids for a U S Davis Cup spot in the national indoor title. If he wins, he would meet Francisco Segura who has not lost a set, after Segura eliminated Frank Guernsey. The other half features McNeill versus Sidney Schwartz and Alejo Russell.
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New York
Billy Talbert
U. S
Wilmington
Del
Sidney Wood
Wood
Francisco
Panchogura
Segura
Ecuador
Miami
Fila
University
Frank Guernsey
Garden City
N. Y
McNeill
Orange
N. J
Sidney Schwartz
Brooklyn
Alejo Russell
Buenos Aires
Triangle and High Point Weaving Set to Clash for Industrial Crown
The Industrial basketball league final series opens tonight at the local YMCA with Triangle, undefeated leaders, facing second place High Point Weaving. Both teams won their semifinals to reach the title series, and officials expect a high caliber three game set with Triangle holding a slight edge due to its flawless season. Woody Thomas and Hal Ballard lead High Point Weaving’s fast breaking attack against Triangle’s heralded stars as the series stakes unfold.
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Y.M.C.A
Triangle
Basketeers
Tomlson Quint
Highland
Woody Thomas
High Point
Hal Ballard
Stroud
Bean
Stump
High Point Weaving
Top-Seeded Foreign Star Faces John Ager in Quarterfinals
A top seed meets John Ager of Birmingham Alabama in today's quarterfinal bouts. The clash pits international talent against an American challenger as the event progresses toward the semifinals.
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John Ager
Birmingham
Ala
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