Entry List Announced For National AAU Junior Boxing
The National AAU Junior Boxing Tournament opens Thursday night at High Point College Gym with 54 selected amateur fighters listed. Weigh-ins start each morning at 9 o clock and 18 to 20 fights are expected Thursday, 10 title bouts Saturday, with February entries from Cincinnati and others. General admission is 1 and reserved seats 2. tickets via Southern Motors Oscar’s Fine Foods or American Legion members.
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High Point College Gymnasium
Sheraton Hotel
Ellington
Cincinnati
Visions
Southern Motors
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Men’s den
Oscar's Fine Foods
American Legion
Next Baseball Commissioner May Have Judicial Leanings
The article notes the next baseball commissioner need not be a baseball man and cites statements by Fetzer and Galbraith. They discuss narrowing a May candidate list to about five or six and emphasize openness to a non baseball background. Fetzer turns 70 on December 19.
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Joe Reichler
Belleair
Fla
Fetzer
Galbraith
Bowling City Tournament Entry Deadline Nears
The third annual Women’s Bowling City Tournament invites entries by Sunday April 4. Singles and team events were held at Point Lanes with sponsors hopeful for a large field to make it the biggest yet.
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Point Lanes
Old Royal Dies Charles Coleman at Strong Memorial
Charles Coleman, known as Tiny, 39, of Rochester, died at Strong Memorial Hospital. He had been hospitalized after a illness and his death was reported from the city.
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Charles
Tiny) Coleman
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Suf
Mikita Clinches NHL Scoring Title With 87 Points
Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks secured the NHL scoring crown with 87 points and a record 59 assists. The Hawks finished third as Mikita became the sixth player to repeat as scoring leader, earning 1500 in bonuses plus 1000 for overall first and 250 for second-half top scorer. Norm Ullman led Detroit with 42 goals and earned 500 for leading points in each half.
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Montreal
Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hawks
Mikita
NHL
Norm Ullman
Detroit Red Wings
Ullman
Lamplighters
Howe Me Nee
Meee. En
Hull
Ambush by Buffaloes near Johannesburg Disrupts Train Line
In a South Africa game reserve an ore train collided with about 400 buffaloes after a bend in the track. Two buffaloes were killed and the cowcatcher damaged the front. Part of the train derailed while crews cleared the line. A few days earlier another train had struck and killed six of the herd.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Tran
Mets Draw Big Home Attendance This Season
The New York Mets filled 43 home dates with 1,136,299 fans while 50 road dates drew 560,481 fans, highlighting a strong home turnout compared to travel games.
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New York Mets
Venturi Seeks Golf Comeback After Health Setback
Ken Venturi, once a top contender in the late 1950s, says he has been working harder than ever to overcome numbness and blood vessel issues that plagued his game. He reports a strict regimen of exercise and hundreds of balls daily as he plans a return at Augusta on April 11.
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Charles Stafford
Crystal Tive
Ken Venturi
Augusta
Venturi
Miami
Last Night's A High School Ind Set Report
Hemric leads individual event as Team 16 faces Team 4 in 1604 League standings with Team 4 atop the leaders and second place undetermined.
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Jesse Hemric
Doubleheader at Garden Sets Boxing Title Bouts
Emile Griffith faces Jose Stable in welterweight title bid while Willie Pastrano meets Jose Torres in a light heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden. The twin fights start about 9:30 p.m. EST with a potential record gate and a nationwide closed circuit telecast.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York (Ap
Emile Griffith
Willie Pastrano
Madison Square, Garden
Griffith
Pastrano
Torres
United States
Canada
Miami
Angelo Dundee
Phillies Ready for Bold Run After 1964 Spring Training
Philadelphia Phillies manager Gene Mauch says the club is in strong shape for the season as camp ends in Clearwater. He notes Frank Thomas bench potential, hints at possible trades if Ruben Amaro Jr. and others stay sidelined, and expects Ruben Amaro Sr. to anchor shortstop with Tony Taylor at second. The roster includes Cookie Rojas who batted .318 with 29 homers and 91 RBI as a rookie.
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Mauch
Frank Thomas
Bobby Wine
Ruben Amaro
Cookie Rojas
Seva
Amaro
Tony Taylor
Ager
Johnson
Florida batter may set unprecedented college record
Florida junior outfielder Allen Trammell hit a grand slam and two doubles in a single inning during a game with Kentucky. Florida officials claim the feat is unmatched in the history of college baseball.
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Gainesville
Fla
Allen Trammell
University of Florida
Kentucky
Florida
Trammell
Trammell drives Florida to 25 1 win over Kentucky
Florida overwhelmed Kentucky 25 to 1 as Trammell powered the outburst with a grand slam and six RBIs. He added a double earlier in the same inning, matching a hot streak that has him batting .512 in 11 games this season.
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Trammell
Trammell Grand-Slam Homer, Ssen Aorbles
Florida
Kentucky
Ince
A Wildlife Scene Spurred A Pack Toward Prey
A jagged fragment describes animals arousing, a lion pursuing prey, and a party driving toward them for the kill, implying a hunter’s chase amid a wooded setting.
Bats in Her Dining Room Drawed Park Rules Debate
A resident explains that National Park rules prohibit harming creatures, noting bats and crickets migrating into her home. The exchange highlights wildlife guidance and safety concerns in a domestic setting.
Qualified Despite 69 on Page 2B
A brief note indicates a competitor remained eligible after posting a 69, with the detail appearing on page 2B. No additional context or names are provided in the fragment.
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Point, N.C
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Eliott Poole
St. Petersburg
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Mary Hayworth
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Ladies Rainbow League
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Suerega Boda
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Beaston
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Singer
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Guys and Dolls League
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Barbara Benfield
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Old Royal
Jose Stable
Jose Torres
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Clearwater, Fla
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