Indians And HPC Cagers To Battle In Trinity Action
The Trinity Open features High Point Sunset Grill and Catawba Demons in a Class A Men showdown at Trinity tonight. Results from opening night show Carolina Seating, Gray Chapel, and Pantherettes with close wins as four games kick off a two day tournament schedule.
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Terrible Teddy In Trouble Again Says He Doesn't Care
Sarasota reports Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox denied spitting at fans after an exhibition at Plant Field Tampa. Williams said he had something in his mouth and dismissed fan boos as unfounded while managers and writers described a tense scene with possible penalties if his temper flares again.
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Ferrier Rakes In More Cash On Golf Tour
Australian pro Ferrier won the Jacksonville tournament with a 16 under par 272 at Hyde Park, earning $2,000 for the fourth straight week as he also topped Miami Beach and St. Petersburg events. Lloyd Mangrum tied for second at 283 with Jack Shields. total earnings for Ferrier rose to $8,326 this season.
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Phillies Rally In Florida Spring Training Schedule
In Clearwater the Phillies faced the Kansas City Blues in a 37 game spring slate with KC, a triple A Yankees affiliate, as the lone minor league foe. Ken Heintzelman earned the win with two hitless innings last four frames as St. Louis Cardinals lost 7 to 0.
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Feller Exits Exhibition Blurred By Pirates Win
Bob Feller took a rough start as the Pirates defeated the Indians 4 to 2 yesterday. He allowed three hits and two runs in two innings before closing strong in the last three frames. Ralph Kiner and John Merson homered, boosting Pittsburgh’s offense in spring action. Metkovich shines in San Diego race for regular berth with three homers trailing Kiner.
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No Pressure on Everett Case When State Plays
Raleigh March 20 Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp faces pressure to crush Louisville and win the NCAA tournament, while Everett Case’s N C State meets Villanova in the quarterfinals. State relies on seven players amid missing Horvath Ranzino and Bubas, with a strong crowd at Reynolds Coliseum. Spivey headlines Kentucky as a standout seven footer, and Louisville aims to upset the odds in a packed garden and Coliseum.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday
In yesterday’s games Philadelphia (N) beat St Louis (Mp) 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Cincinnati (N) defeated Boston (N) 14 to 2. St Louis (A) 9 over Portland (PCL). Brooklyn (N) 5, Philadelphia (A) 2. Boston (A) 2, New York (N) 1. Pittsburgh (N) 4, Cleveland (A) 9. Seattle (PCL) 9, Pittsby "Bs" 5. Hollywood (PCL) 6, New York (A)
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Becky Graziane knocked out Reu ben Jones in New York. Jimmy Cooper halted Pat Thomas in Washington. Cesar Brien outpointed Tiger Ted Lowry in New Haven. Snuffy Smith outpointed Ronnie Harper in Baltimore. Herman Harris defeated Welch in Huntington Columbus.
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