Old Man Kinder Still Commanding Major League Mound
Rounding toward age 41, Red Sox veteran Connie Kinder remains the oldest active major leaguer. Once with the Browns and Cardinals, he recalls pitching legends like Connie Mack and Cy Young and explains his daily throwing routine to stay sharp. Kinder, nicknamed Old Rocking Chair and Old Grand Dad, reflects on durability, arm care, and facing hitters like Mickey Mantle with mixed results.
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Beavers claim PCC title under Slats Gill at Corvallis
Oregon State College Beavers clinch a fourth PCC basketball crown under coach Slats Gill, overcoming setbacks and building toward an NCAA Regionals bid. The piece notes Gill’s patience, key players like Wade Malbrook, and the looming matchup with USC and the Dons, with context on past struggles and future prospects.
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Gill
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Convallis
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Youser
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OSC
Gil
Corvallis
Oregon State
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Dons
USC
Cow Palace
San Francisco
Beevers
Halbrook
Bill Russell
Russell
Orecon State
Thiele Peak
Kansas City
Boudreau Pleased With Conditioning After Intrasquad
West Palm Beach reports show manager Lou Sordeeau pleased with players conditioning after the first intrasquad game. He noted pitchers would be ready as Goose went to Kansas City and lauded overall effort despite a flat training pace.
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West Palm Beach
Lou Sordeeau
Kansas
City Atalstics
Billikens, St Louis Enter NIT as NCAAs Near
The NCAA tournament nears with seven new conference champions earning berths and Tulsa picked to represent the Missouri Valley. St Louis clinches an NIT bid after a title tie, while dual playoff scenarios hinge on Princeton and Columbia Pennsylvania in a late-season playoff at Princeton.
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Ore
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Methodist
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Princeton
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Heart Attack Fatal to Wife of Cub Exec
Mrs. Clarence Rowland, 71, wife of the Chicago Cubs executive, died Sunday at her home. Rowland, former Pacific Coast League president and now executive vice president of the Cubs, had arrived from the spring training camp in Mesa.
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Nearestes
Clarence Rowland
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Pacific Coast League
Chicana Cubs
I Mesa
Robinson Pulls Out Sparring Bout Stirs Boston Fight Doubts
Massachusetts Boxing Commission weighs suspending Sugar Ray Robinson after his last minute withdrawal from the Boston 10 rounder with Georgie Small. Promoter Sam Silverman reports $4,000 in advance sales and $3,000 lost in promotion. Robinson's camp cites illness. promoter Wirth says he remains committed to a March 13 Cincinnati bout.
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Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Suger Ray Robinson
Georgie Small
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Art Wirth
Robinson
Back
Johnny Lomebardo
Sam Silverman
George Gainford
Mission
Silverman
Small
Omy Her
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Ted Olla
Milwaukee
Ferris Defends Scandinavian Guests At Indoor Meet
AAU official Ferris criticizes two Scandinavian sprinters for saying they were not entertained. He notes Nielsen, Boysen ran well due to modest entertainment and claims the events drew large crowds at Madison Square Garden while denying aims of a show. He cites offers from Yale and choices about venues and clubs.
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Tan Ferris
AAU
Guntur Nielsen
Auriun Boysen Toda
Mardison Square Garden
Ferris
Canada Clinches World Hockey Title In Dominant Run
Canada captured its 15th world title at the world amateur championship in Cortina d Ampezzo, going undefeated through eight games. Led by Bill Warwick and Mike Shebasa, they defeated the Russians 4-2 and blanked Penteton Club 35-0 in the final round. The United States finished fourth, one point behind Czechoslovakia, with Doni Rigazla earning the No. 1 goaltender honor in the all-star squad.
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Germany
Canada
Penteton Club
British Columbia
Inter Games
Cortina D's Pezzo
Italy
Panthers
Bill Warwick
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Mike Shebasa
United States
Doni Rigazla
Cambridge
Mass
Delaney Opens Campaign in New York Title Bid at St Nicholas Arena
Delaney of Akron starts his bid for welterweight or middleweight crown facing Sugar A Wilson of New York at St Nicholas Arena. Delaney, a county engineer department laborer, shocked boxing by unanimous decision over welterweight champion Johnny Saxton in Akron on Feb 12. He is ranked sixth among middleweight contenders and favored at 3-1. Also on the card, Gili Turner and Joe Alieri meet in a 10 round welterweight bout at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena. Turner favored at 11-3.
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Panne Delaney
Akron
Chi
Sugar
Wilson
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Delaney
Johnny Saxton
Delane Vis
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Gili Turner
Philadelphia
Joe Alierli
Turner
NCAA Debates Video Plan To Soothe Rising Controversy
In New York the NCAA television committee meets to reconsider its half national half regional football TV plan amid rebellion from the Pacific Coast and Western groups. The plan would have five weeks of national telecasts and five weeks of regional games during the season. A mail vote was postponed and today's meeting is to decide the next step.
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New York
Clark Seeks Title in Baton Rouge Playoff
In Baton Rouge Louisiana Billy Maxwell former national amateur champion from Odessa Texas led an 18 hole playoff with two seasoned pros for first prize in the Baton Rouge Open. The outcome hinges on the final holes as Maxwell shoots for his first PGA tournament win in a tense finish.
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Billy Maxwell
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Tex
Seattle Tops Skate Meet In West Coast Championship
Skaters from Seattle led the West Coast Lighted Championship meet in Los Angeles as top finishers qualified for the Nation Championships in Colorado Springs. Veterans Maxwell, Wininger, Clark posted notable totals while Furgol led the pro field before trouble disrupted his round. Bar, Sherritt, and others also posted strong scores in a chaotic results scene.
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Chi
Tom Meare
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Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Clark
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Marty Furgol
Til
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Simins
Cary
Low Bingettl
Hicrorian
Paul PW
Barkema
Pete Meek
Paw
Foley
Ang Tae Amatay
Loyola Opens NAIA Court Bid Tonight
Loyola opens the NAIA tournament in Kansas City as Alderson-Broaddus and Teachers College lead the 32 team field. Alderson-Broaddus star Carl Marman, averaging 31.6 points per game, headlines a weeklong schedule cutting to a four game Thursday night and two games Friday.
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Los Angeles
New Bua for Cincy Werle
Tampa UPI reports Bill Werle the left handed pitcher purchased by the Cincinnati Reds faced a health scare. Werle diagnosed with insect in pants gag but manager Birdie Tebbetts backs him, praising his two curve types and control after 11 pro seasons.
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Louisville Curve
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Werle
Birdie Tebbetts
Sports Calendar With Mixed Regional Matches and Venues
A scrambled schedule lists Long Beach State vs Lox An Belen State at Griffith Park at 1 pm and LBCC vs Wales WV cu, CG, 3 pm. Wilson faces Compton at Rio Honea 2 36 week, Paty, Sam Loarrach Armed Worcer vat Imirhament. LECC 7 30, Roving Best Side areas Nim Werstting Hallrwoni Legion Stadium. DG Amn Loller Nethy Mollewhed Sports Arena, aan pm.
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Hallrwoni Legion Stadium
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Nashua Leads Caliente Future Book Derby Odds
Nashua top the Caliente Future Book for the Kentucky Derby as the 2%4 to 1 favorite after winning the Flamingo Stakes. Swaps, Santa Anita Derby winner, among heavily backed at 19 to 1, with Blue Ruler and Summer Tan also cited as contenders.
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Sports on Radio T RADIG de Ai fan s P Santa ARIA news
This fragment notes radio sports coverage with references to fans and events. It hints at a radio program and sports updates driven by listener interest, focusing on local teams and play-by-play excitement. Details are sparse, but the item marks ongoing sports radio activity.
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P. Santa Aria News
Seven in Contention for Jacksonville Women Open
In a star-studded finish at Hyde Park, seven players vie for victory in the Jacksonville Women's Open. After 54 holes Patty Berg and Jackie Pung share the lead at 225, with Fay Crocker on 226 and several contenders within two strokes. Mary Lena Faulk recently turned pro, while Marlene Bauer and Betty Mackinnon also sit near the top alongside Joyce Ziske.
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Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uroguny
Mary Lena Faulk
Thamesville
Pretty Marlene Bauer
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Betty Mackinnon
Savannah
Ted
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
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