Aparicio shines at shortstop in White Sox camp
Aparicio, 21, replacing Chico Carrasquel, earns manager Marty Marion’s praise for defensive wizardry and sharp hitting. Siebern impresses as a lefthanded bat in Yankees camp. Neal shows power for Dodgers. Robinson praised by Tebbetts though hampered by a sore arm.
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Little Negro
Montreal
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Robinson
Columbia Club
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Columbia
Russell and Lear Set NCAA Marks in Temple Victory
Russell scored 48 points as Temple beat Southern Methodist in a consolation game. Lear rewrote the NCAA record book with an all time series total of 160 points in five games and a 63 game field goal total. Russell, Lear and Iowa’s Carl Cain were among 14 collegians named for Olympic consideration. Russell and Coach Woolpert were honored in Chicago by the Chicago Varsity Club.
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Temple
Southern Methodist
Lear
Russell
Iowa
Carl Cain
Woolpert
Chicago
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Duke Slater
Mel Walker
Spring fragrances and a fisherman's call to join
The piece describes the joys of spring scents from pine needles to plum blossoms, the wind carrying rural aromas near Four Mile Branch, and the luck of being alive. It invites readers to go fishing and join the department’s trial with an officer.
Birds Gather At Feeders And Club Plans
Last week colorful birds visited the yard as warmer days were late. Mourning doves rob fish crumbs, robins and mockingbirds joined, Carolina wrens returned, and new feathered guests appeared daily. The High Point Fishing Club nears completion of a new clubhouse with a fireplace as a feature.
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Florida
High Point Fishing Club
Sportsman’s Club
Readers urged to report coastal fishing trips to Wildlife Trails
The writer asks readers returning from pier or Currituck bass trips to report experiences to Wildlife Trails. He cites mixed coast reports and Currituck fishing conflicts that only firsthand reports can clarify, inviting local input on places and conditions.
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Vets Top Field In Azalea Meet
Charleston golfer Frank Ford and Cam Henderson of Walterboro share the Azalea Invitational lead at 219 after 54 holes on the Country Club of Charleston course. Dusty Rhodes teeters in a four-way tie for second while Sonny Tinney carded a 68 to vault into contention amid windy conditions and a brief rain squall.
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S.C
Frank Ford
Cam Henderson
Walterboro
Country Club of Charleston
C. C
Dusty) Rhodes
Sonny Tinney
Ft. Jackson
Tallahassee
Fla
Tinney
Murray
Moe) Norman
Titchner
Ontario
Mickey Gallagher
Augusta
Rhodes
Ford
Henderson
Hobart Manley
Savannah
Dave Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Jimmy Sykes
Aubrey Rothrock
Chapel Hill
Billy Ford
Tom Randall
Bachman Smith Jr
Yankees Rookie Siebern Injured Knee in Tampa Bay
New York Yankees rookie outfielder Norm Siebern injured his left knee after colliding with a concrete wall in St. Petersburg. X rays showed no fracture or bone chip. he needs about a week rest and then day to day progress. Siebern is 22 and expected to be sidelined roughly 10 days.
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Fila
Norm Siebern
New York Yankees
Sidney Gaynor
Siebern
St. Petersburg
Gaynor
St Louis tops Fort Wayne in NBA semifinal
St Louis defeated Fort Wayne 84 to 74 to take a 2 0 lead in the best of seven semifinals. This game was the only one on the schedule.
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St. Louis
Fort Wayne
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Tight mound duel as Delaware tops UNC 3 2
In Chapel Hill Delaware pitcher Bob Hooper defeats North Carolina in a tight mound duel 3 2. Jim Raugh starts for UNC and faces relief from Gerry Bacher after the Tar Heels mount a late rally with two runs in the eighth.
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N.C
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University of Delaware
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Jim Raugh
Gerry Bacher
Hooper
Billy Joe Johnson
Don Lewis
Dick Hudson
Chuck Hartman
Delon Lambert
Bacher
Delaware
Carolina
Accea
Ycott
Bryson
Totata Nettstueape
Smith
Hofmann
Lints
Johnson
Hartman
Woods
RBI
Walsh
Thorp
Romagnoll
Watson Hartman
Hall
Raugh
ECC Splits Pair With Marine Nine
ECC defeats Camp Lejeune 6 1 as Tom Harkey pitches a four hit opener. Dick Smothers drives in two runs with a homer and two singles. The Marines rally for five in the third to win 7 0 in the rain shortened second game.
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N.C
Tom Harkey
East Carolina
Camp Lejeune Marines
Marines
Dick Smothers
ECC
Harey
Mike Kostrba
Pirates
Snowstorm Cancels Races and Boxing Showdown in Northeast
A heavy snowstorm halts Lincoln Dows horse racing in Rhode Island and postpones the Walter Byars versus Bobby Murphy welterweight bout in Boston. The second annual University of Connecticut Relays also falls victim, with 200 athletes from 16 colleges unable to compete. The Byars Murphy rematch is rescheduled for Tuesday night at the Boston Arena.
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Rhode Island
Walter Byars
Bobby Murphy
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Murphy
NCAA Swim Meet Set For New Haven
New Haven hosts major collegiate and amateur competition March 29-31 and April 5-7 with about 300 top swimmers from 50 colleges. Ohio State challenges for the team title as divers Don Harmon and world record holder Al Wigne loom among favorites.
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Conn
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Ohio State
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Ohio State Buckeyes
Meetings Stated Rules Committee Fails To Make Changes
The National Basketball Committee met in two sessions in Chicago but did not vote on any rules changes. Secretary H V Porter said several proposals were discussed with two more meetings planned and announcements after the final session. Some proposals received favorable consideration including two defensive players under the basket on free throws and limiting jumping on the free throw lane. The dunk shot proposal drew cautious support but no action. No changes were expected to penalty rules like the one and one.
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The
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H. V. Porter
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San Francisco
Bill Russell
Kroll Added To List For Azalea Tourney
Ted Kroll the leading money winner on the current winter tour and nine top pros join the field for the Azalea Open in Wilmington N C The latest signups include Gene Littler Wally Ulrich Al Besselink Davelas Bud Holscher Shelley Mayfield Harold Paddock Bob Rosburg and George Bayer announced yesterday.
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N.C
Ted Kroll
Gene Littler
Wally Ulrich
al Besselink
Davelas
Bud Holscher
Shelley Mayfield
Harold Paddock
Bob Rosburg
George Bayer
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