Cassius Clay Faces Three Masks in Miami Beach
The article profiles Cassius Clay as Muhammad Ali devotee, boastful boxing star, and elusive figure. It questions whether he is genuine or a calculated public persona, weighing his Muslim faith, bravado, and possible strategic self portrayal. The piece notes his enigmatic stance within sport.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fila
Cassius Clay
Muhammad Ali
Elijah Muhammad
Cassius Sports
Marcellus Clay
Kentucky
Sonny Liston
Red Sox star Conigliaro pursues music and season impact
The article notes Tony C. Conigliaro's interest from RCA, Mercury, and Columbia in his music career while he remains focused on baseball with the Red Sox. It highlights his rookie season stats a .290 average with 24 homers and 52 RBIs in 111 games, plus his early career pressure and adjustment to big league life. It also covers Cassius Clay's stance on faith amid upcoming fights and his self-described disciplined life after embracing Islam and Malcolm X's legacy.
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Conigliaro
Sisler Named Reds Boss Wearing No 2 On Field
Dick Sisler, acting and then full manager of the Cincinnati Reds after Hutchinson’s illness and death, says he will wear No 2 as his uniform number and asserts he is the true No 1 man. He vows stricter discipline while keeping a balance with team fun and accountability.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Hutchinson
Bill DeWitt
Sisler
Hutch
Nashville
Clemson Holds Improved Hill Staff For 1919 Baseball
The Associated Press reports Clemson plans an improved pitching staff for the 1919 baseball season. Coach Walter Rabb of North Carolina says Clemson is as strong as any in the Atlantic Coast Center, with expectations of good pitching and a competitive lineup.
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Clemson
Atlantic Coast Center
Walter Rabb
North Carolina
Tigers
Yankees Twins in Hockey Tilt Reported in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota reports indicate a hockey tilt involving the Yankees and Twins, with unclear lines and weather notes suggesting spring warmth and a five day window around Dt 28. The fragment references players or teams and a scheduled date within a five day period.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Golf Tour Boss Leaving Friends
Joe Black, who supervised PGA tournaments for 30 years, resigns due to travel burden and to spend more time at Brookhaven Country Club in Dallas. He says his fines and decisions, including a two stroke penalty on Jack Nicklaus, were within PGA rules and notes many players withdrew privileges during his tenure.
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Dallas
Joe Black
PGA
Brookhaven Country Club
Hicsa Sartenecemnaraie
Jack Nicklaus
Rona
Black
Gilbert Leads Qualifying in Four Day Golf Tournament
Gibby Gilbert of Hollywood Florida shot a 70 to lead qualifying for a $28 750 golf tournament at Fear Country Club. The four day 72 hole event begins with 144 players.
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Wilmington
N.C
Gibby Gilbert
Hollywood
Fla
the Fear Country Club
Four More Tilts Set Tonight In YMCA Invitational
The High Point YMCA Invitational basketball tournament continues with four games at the gym. Coca-Cola of Sanford faces Dixie Builders in Class C at six. Mitchell's Esso of High Point meets Madison at seven. Pepsi-Cola of Sanford plays Teeters Sheet Rock of Greensboro. Greenbrier?
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High Point Ymca
Coca-Cola
Sanford
Dixie Builders
Mitchell
Esso
High Point
Madison
Sue
Pepsi-Cola
Sheet Rock
Greensboro
Sone Lake
It Took Two Arms For Mets No-Hitter
Mets pitchers Gary Kroll and Gordon Richardson combined for a 6-0 win over Pittsburgh in an exhibition no hitter. Kroll allowed three walks and five strikeouts through six, Richardson closed with three hitless innings and an error-sensitive eighth.
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Mets
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Gary Kroll
Philadelphia
Phillies
Gordon Richardson
St. Louis
Cardinals
Kroll
Richardson
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Pirates
del Crandall
Roy MccMillan
Sisler Leads Reds With Pitching Hope For Strong Season
Manager Gus Sisler says Cincinnati will rely on a deep pitching staff led by Jim O'Toole Jim Maloney and Joe Nuxhall to power a pennant run. He cites Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson as the main offensive threats while praising youngsters from the San Diego farm club and noting Leo Cardenas’ challenge for his job.
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Sisler
Corneet Eeeee
Deron
Johnson
Gordy Coleman
Reds
San Diego
Leo Cardenas
Gus Gil
Tony
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Grove
John Edwards
Jim Coker
Philadelphia
Jim O’toole
Jim Maloney
Joey Jay
Joe Nuxhall
John Tsitouris
Phillies
Nuxhall
Women's Bowling Roundup: League Leaders and High Games
Joan Brewer posted a 512 series in a 173 155 184 line while Lois White around 138 averaged bowled 188. Hart Construction remains top with Thomas Car Works second. Libby Lowe 161 and Beverly Craven 208 led Sunset League while splits plagued Quigley Rogers Grimes. Triples Queens starts with Ellen Lambert a 224 and Aloma Hawks 205 as Harriet Smith hit the baby split twice. Carol Hergey 200 and 500 in Hi-Lighters with Louise Brandon 211, Frances Efird 187. Dot Branscom topped 200 with 213 and Grace Ellington briefly flirted with a triplicate.
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Go-Getters League
Joan Brewer
Lois White
Hart Construction
Thomas Car Works
Libby Lowe
Beverly Craven
Nancy Quigley
June Rogers
Lib Grimes
Ellen Lambert
Aloma Hawks
Harriet Smith
Frances Efird
Iowa ‘Meres
Barbara Muller
Carol Hergey
Passe le
Louise Brandon
Frieda Cox
May Martin
Daisy Stevens
Funeral set for Blake Archibald bronze medalist Canadian
A funeral for Blake Archibald born 0 who won a bronze in the high jump vault at the 1908 Games in Canada is scheduled for Saturday.
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Blake Archibald
Tho Yeat
Canada
Sports scores across colleges widen early season gaps
Baseball results show North Carolina tie with Dartmouth, South Carolina defeating Belmont Abbey 8 to 4, Lenoir Rhyne beating St. Andrews 11 to 10, North Georgia over Pembroke 10 to 4, Western Carolina 1 over Mars Hill, Amherst 5 over Presbyterian 4, Duke 7 over Ohio State 1. Golf Duke 18 percent Clemson 2 South Carolina 11 Wofford 10. Lacrosse North Carolina 8 Ohio State 5.
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N.C. Dartmouth
Seeran Can En Darkness
Carolina Oes
Ridlie
Belmont Abbey
Lenoir Rhyne
St. Andrews
North Geor
Pembroke
Milligan
Western Carolina
Mars Hill
Amherst
Presbyterian
Duke
Ohio State
Clemson
South Carolina
Wofford
North Carolina
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