Gola eyed pros tough talk on Trotters and NBA paths
Tom Gola of LaSalle, stars touring with the College All-Star squad, predicts rough action vs the Harlem Globetrotters as pro rules like longer lanes and a 3 second count rise in 1955 56. He contemplates staying in college basketball, or possibly trying pro baseball with Philadelphia Warriors interest.
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Shantz Advances With Seven-Inning Stint For A's
Bobby Shantz, returning from arm trouble, held Richmond to one run and six hits in seven innings as the Kansas City Athletics beat Richmond 10-3. He has allowed only two runs in 12 innings over his last two outings and shows improving control. The Athletics open a two-game series with the Philadelphia Phillies at Wilmington today with Arnoldo Portocarrero and Bob Trice slated to pitch.
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Wiebe Tidwell Duel May Spark Kansas Relays Preview
Newton's Henry Wiebe and Independence's Charles Tidwell loom as the top contenders in a potential Kansas Interscholastic showdown at the Kansas Relays on April 22. Wiebe dominates hurdles and sprints with record-pace times, while Tidwell remains a major threat in the 100 and 220.
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Evers and Coan Shine in Orioles Spring Training
Baltimore Orioles veterans Gil Coan and Hoot Evers have been standout performers under Paul Richards in Florida. Coan, hitting .279 last year, refines fielding and bunting while Evers works to fix a high pitch weakness after a drop from .314, .303, and .329 seasons to a .262 high in recent years.
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Coan and Evers Lead Club Batting Burst
Coan has bunted and rapped balls past infielders and is hitting .295 while Evers clubs .409. Both are among the club leaders with 0 runs batted in and have also fielded well.
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Fights Last Night Takeplace Across Cities and Boxers
A fragmented boxing roundup reports bouts involving Johnson 145 Trenan Nd and Oscar Phare with wins by St Louis Ralph Tiger Jones Birmingham Abe and George hero Alonzo 140 San Antonio. The sparse text notes stoppages and outpouts in various locations.
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