New York Round by Round Scoring Considered for Garden Doubleheader
Discussion on plans to show point by point scoring only on closed circuit TV for a future Garden doubleheader. Officials warn scoring visibility could influence judges and fan interest. Nevada bill to regulate closed circuit boxing telecasts speeds through legislature with local promoter licensing and a 3 percent tax to the general fund. Prep track teams impress as spring conditions boost times.
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Nevada State Athletic Commission
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Brown, Bissett, Parks, Lamb and Slattery
No-No in Club History by Mets Pitchers
New York Mets hurlers Gary Kroll and Gordon Richardson combined for a 6-0 no hit game against the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition. Kroll started six innings with five strikeouts, Richardson finished three with four K's. Both rookies joined the Mets in trades, securing the club's first no hitter.
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Cardinals
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Tom Butters
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Frank Bork
Enoch
NSU Rebels Win Opener Before Weber Split in Doubleheader
Nevada Southern University Rebels defeated Weber College 4-1 in game one behind Bruce Berman four hit complete game with one walk for his fourth win. Al Caponetto paced NSU with a perfect three plate appearances while Don Knepp homered in the second game before Weber tied the twin bill 8-2.
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Nevada Southern University Rebels
Weber College
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al Caponetto
Matt Magallanes In Second Main
Promoter Bill Miller brings a stacked Strip Fight of the Week card led by heavyweight Tony Doyle vs Bob Avery in ten rounds. Rematch between Cecil Mott and Bernie Magallanes set for ten heats, with Matt Magallanes card headlining and a bid for the North American welterweight title. First bout at 8:15.
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Las Vegas
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Cecil Mott
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Doyle
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Don Spencer
Art Soto
John Gray
al Carter
James Woody
Garden
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Don Miner
Ernie
Indian Red) Lopez
Frank Jennings
Kid Rayo
Timmie Jefferson
Matt
Henderson
Magallanes
L.A
Fidel Cruz
al Sandoval
Armand Laurence
Maryland Parkway
DI Road
Utah bids for 1972 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City
Utah formally bids for the 1972 Winter Games with Gov Rampton and Mayor Lee backing the proposal. Max E. Rich says Salt Lake City can host without undue financial burden and facilities would be repurposed after the games. Franklin Orth of the Olympic committee toured ski areas and will report back on Utah’s bid.
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UPI
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Olympic Executive Committee
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Calvin Rampton
New York
Franklin Orth
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Rampton
J. Broken Lee
Pastrano and Stable gear up for March 30 title twinbill
Lightweight champion Willie Pastrano and welterweight contender Jose Stable prepared for a March 30 Madison Square Garden doubleheader. Pastrano meets Jose Torres while Stable faces Emile Griffith. both training in Monticello, New York, with brief road work and plans to resume workouts at Kiamesha Lake.
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Jose Stable
Monticello
N.Y
Pastrano
Jose Torres
Emile Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
Kiamesha Lake
Willie
Stockholm
Oncaea Brown Makes Historic Golf Tour Victory
Oncaea Brown, born 1935 in Port Gibson, Mississippi, turned pro in 1954 and became the first Black golfer to win an official tour event in May 1964 at Burneyville Ohio. He fought polio in 1956, won 10 tournaments between 1959 and 1962, and finished 1964 with 21,796 dollars in earnings and 29th on the money list.
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Calif
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Jackson
Houston
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Detroit
Burneyville
Ohlo
Gophers Named No. 1 In 1965 College Baseball Poll
Minnesota is ranked the top college baseball team in the first 1965 poll by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. California schools follow with Southern Cal, Santa Clara, and UCLA in the top four. Mississippi, Michigan State, Arizona State, Maine, Baylor, and Florida complete the top ten.
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Waller Lumber Co. Softball Team Announces Practice
The Waller Lumber Co sponsored softball team will hold practice sessions tonight and Thursday at 8 p.m. at Baker Field. Interested players may call 735-8111 to join.
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Waller Lumber Co
Baker Field
Exhibition Baseball Across Tampa to Florida Venues
The report compiles multiple exhibition games across Florida and nearby venues including Tampa Pompano Beach Clearwater Orlando St. Petersburg West Palm Beach Vere Beach Fargo? with teams Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Minnesota Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles and Boston facing varied lineups. Notable players cited include McNally McCormick Brown Neville Edwards Alyea Koufax Gross and Briles among others with varying win loss outcomes and home runs recorded.
Powell Wins New Comers League Easter Seas Benefit
Keglers from 16 teams took part at Charleston Heights Bowl with Benefit Keg Gaye Powell topping 60 local bowlers for first prize. She rolled scratch games of 137 201 and 195 and, with handicap, posted a net 655 to win the title. A 50 cent donation to the 1965 Faster Seal Appeal was required to enter.
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Gaye Powell
Harquail Tops Muni Golf In Las Vegas Championship
Helen Harquail defeated Mary Cross 3 and 2 in the opening round at Municipal golf course for the Las Vegas Women's Golf Club championship. First round results also include Mary Shaw over Jan Payne 6 and 4 Coleen Grady over Mary Myers 6 and 5 and Ellie Strand over Louise Yoxen 5 and 3. The tournament runs through Thursday with tee times available by calling the club house starter.
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Mary Cross
Las Vegas
Double Title Card Telecast Set For Garden
Tickets remain for a closed circuit telecast of next Tuesday’s double title card from the Garden. Fights shown at the Hacienda Hotel and the Mint Hotel with seven dollar tickets from either venue or at the Sport Club on the Strip or the El Cortez Hotel downtown.
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Pastrano Eyes Sweden Bout as Sparring Rounds Outline Plan
Torres works six rounds daily against Sugar Cliff and Junius Hinton to sharpen form. He boxed three rounds in Hillsdale New Jersey after a morning road session. Angelo Dundee, Pastrano’s manager, also links a Patterson bout in Sweden and a Patterson Pastrano clash with Ingemar Johansson in Miami discussed last week.
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Wingfoots, Armed Forces Advance in 1965 AAU Basketball
In Denver, defending champion Goodyear Wingfoots and the Armed Forces All-Stars moved to the semifinals of the AAU tournament. SFAC upset Phillips Oilers 80 67, while Denver Federal Savings beat May Builders 95 88. Akron defeated Opinion Research 77 47 and All-Stars beat Marion Kay 84 79.
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Board weighs basketball rule changes in Chicago
The rules committee meets today to decide next year's regulations. Chairman Bud Foster expects no major changes, with 90 percent of 15,000 respondents backing the current bench behavior rule and agreeing conditions nationwide are better.
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UPI
Basketball Rules Committee
Bud Foster
Wisconsin
Foster
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