Cal star Larry Friend eyes NBA with Knicks in mind
California forward Larry Friend aims for an NBA career, preferably with the New York Knicks, after a record season that pushed him into fourth on Cal's all time scoring list with 1,034 points in three varsity years. The report notes his 1,052 point placing behind eight other Cal scorers and hints at his pre draft spotlight as NCAA regionals approach.
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California
Larry Friend
Hankers
National Basketball Assn
Yort Knickerbockers
Friend
Golden Bears
NCA
Pacific Coast
Flo Dealtry
Kuicks
Berkeley
Cal
Arnold Hanger
Bears
NCAA
Andy Wolfe
Bob Melees
Bill
Knicks
Larry
New York
Els Newell
Waklor
Newell
Power-Laden Reds Win On Pitching In Spring Action
The Cincinnati Redlegs ride strong pitching to a 4-3 win in Kansas City as Brooks Lawrence limits opponents to two hits over five innings. Tebbetts cites pitching as the key to a pennant bid, with Warren Hache Russ Meyer Mal Jeffcoat Tom Acker contributing to a 3-2 record in spring training. Meanwhile the Braves beat the Phillies 2-1 and Hank Sauer drives seven runs for the Giants in a 12-7 victory.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Ted Kiaszewski
Gus Bell
Birdie Tebpetts
Brooks Lawrence
Redlegs
Frank Lhne
Kansas City
Lawrence
Warren Hache
Russ, Meyer
Mal Jeffovat
Johnny Klinpstein
Tom Acker
Tebbetts
Milwaukee Braves
Agai Pricey
Philadelphia
Cad Nichols
Humberto Robinson
Lou Sleater
Phillies
Hank Sauer
New York Giants
Cleveland
Willie Mays
Ciants
King Merb
Mickey Muntie
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Minnie Minos
Wall Drope
White Sox
Detroit
Dixie Howell
Tigers
Pittsburgh
Overington
Lee Walls
Ling
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Minoso Subject of Sex-Nat Talks
In Orlando Florida Chicago outfielder Minnie Minoso may join the Washington Senators through ongoing talks. Reported deals include a Minoso for Roy Sievers swap and catcher Clint Courtney. Other proposed changes list Jim Rivers for Courlaty or Sievers for Rivera plus two players.
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Fla
Chicago
Minnie Minoso
Coud
Wade
Deels
Minoso
Washington
Roy Sievers
Clint Courtney
Jim Rivers
Courlaty
Sievers
Rivera
Skowron Injury Prone Bars Gehrig Comeback Hope
Yankees first baseman Moose Skowron, once hailed as Gehrig’s heir, suffers a broken forefinger after a pitch during a exhibition game and will miss four to five weeks. Injuries have repeatedly sidelined him, threatening a steady run as the Iron Horse successor.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Bill (Moose) Skowron
Lou Gehrig
Purdues
New York Yankees
Yankees
Ceuyica
Trumb
Skowron
Jack Sanford
Bitton
Phillies
Moose
Twinks Seek Waivers on Balking Ace
The Hollywood Stars asked for waivers on outfielder Carlos Bernier of Puerto Rico as club moves to trade him. Manager Clyde King has not given up but is considering other left fielder options. George O Donnell and rookies Don Rowe and George Perez named as starting pitchers for first exhibition vs Los Angeles Angels. Exhibition games noted with several scorers and lineups across coast games.
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Joe Duhem
Clyde King
Foo
Anaheim
Ta Palma Park
Los Angeles Angels
Joe
Hollywood Stars
Puerto Rico
Carlos Bernier
Bob Clements Sii
Tim Ru
Bernier
Isout
Felipe Montemayor
Bren
Bernter
Stars
King
George O'Donnell
Don ‘Rowe
George Perez
Anahi Sundey
Joe Tanner
Suns
San Francisco
Sacramento
Fullerton
San Diego
Seattle
Ontario
Vancouver
San Bernardo
Promisco
Exiga
Tessie
Jayne Mansfield Tosses First Ball at Cubs Orioles Benefit
Jayne Mansfield attended the Wrigley Field fundraiser as she threw the ceremonial first pitch to Charley Locke of the Orioles. The blonde actress drew attention for missing the kiss moment that drew cheers from the crowd. Dodgers incentive noted surrounding the event.
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Jayne Mansfield
Orioles
Wrigley Field
Jeans
Charley Locke
Dodgers
L. 4
Jayne
National tourney futility ends in Celtics-like drive to semifinals
Four top contenders North Carolina Kansas Kentucky and California dominated tonight signaling progress to the semifinals of the National Collegiate basketball tournament. North Carolina trounced Canisius 87-75 in a bid to extend an single season winning streak while Kansas and California edged past rivals to set up regional championship showdowns.
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North Carolina
Kansas
Kerr ‘Tucky
California
Syracuse
Oklahoma City
Michigan State
San Francisco
City
Philadelphia
Frank McGuire
Canisius
Philadelphia—Worth
Carolina
Lafayette
Lexington
Hye
Kentucky
Pitt
Notre Dame
Dallas
Okla
Oma City
Brigham
St. Louis
Brigham Young
Lennie
Losenbluth
South Salle
Idaho State
Kent
Caifornia
Briglucky
Ex Cricket Star Rodgers Shines for Giants in Spring Camp
Phoenix reports 22-year-old Andre Rodgers, a Bahamian former cricket player, has become a spring sensation for the New York Giants. The rangy shortstop shows glove work praised by Bill Rigney and Charley Grimm, with a .000 average, four homers, and strong fielding that could land him in a big league role.
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Jerry Lishka
Phoenix
Bahama Islands
Andre Rodgers
New York Giants
Rodgers
Bill Rigney
Be Mey
Marty Marion
St. Lowis Cardinals
Meristoo
Giant
Giants
Ricney
Charley Grimm
Cub
Nassau
Bruins
New York
Monte Ievin
Rigney
Daryl
Spencer
Bahamas
British Isles
Florida
Sparks Gene Baker Drives Cubs Past Orioles in Charity Exhi bition
Gene Baker rapped four hits including a homer and a double to power the Chicago Cubs to an 8-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles at Wrigley Field in the John Tracy Clinie benefit game. A crowd of 9,001 helped raise about 70,000 for deaf children as Baker and teammates supplied a multi hit attack. Baker and Moryn led a Cubs surge after Baltimore took a 1-0 lead, with Freese driving in the other early run and Neeman's sacrifice scoring to push the lead.
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Gene Boxer
Cubs
Oriole
Joe Ginsberg
Wrigley Fied
Baltimore
Mike Fornélles
Stan Landes
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
John Tracy Clinie
Wrigley Field
Baker
Oriole Pitenters
Singling
Moryn
Freese
Cal Neeman
Bob ‘Rush
Neeman
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Arta Sareen
Bolger
Mongo.ct
Predera
Ninhaniee Niemanir
Niemane
Einsberke
Bretovo Bao
Berne
Patton
Ee Green
Hain
Zuvesinie Im Veh
Tunner
Daxinn
Brote
Droit Smgh
BMH
Urs
Porneies
JR A
Chicago
Fran Ron
Ginsborp
Baxer
Brier
Nerman
Rush
Hansen
Jon
Kenny Washington
Jerme Barker
Barber
Jayne Manafield
Curve
Charlie
Jayne
Ninte
Joe
Sports Calendar Posed Amid Hollywood Derby and Local Games
Fragmented listing shows multiple high school and regional matches including Coronado Merchants, LACC, and Maser sonar events. Mentions Rahkrtball, Lockyer, and a variety of unclear team names with scattered numbers like S300 and 3. Readable items point to a regional schedule with few clear dates or outcomes.
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Parra Ta Delanda
Moller Derby
Rahkrtball Ae Lockyer's vi
Coronado Merchants
LACC
Bowtie City
Naimplonstlbe
Maser Sonar
Hane Kscing
Csllente
Noon
Hareb
Weigley Feld
Coe
Apzelw
Aran Tan Shamptonsay Nfl
Junior O
Chestnut Wins Unanimous Over Cadilli in MSG Bout
New York Chestnut 26-year-old son of a New York Central porter won a unanimous decision over Gil Cadilli of Los Angeles at Madison Square Garden. Chestnut used body and head attacks to outpoint Cadilli in five rounds, with no knockdowns. The judges scored 5-1-1, 164, 6-3-2. Cadilli had won their first meeting in Houston, Texas on October 30.
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Ubi
Chestnut
Gil Cadilli
Madison Square Garden
Gil
Houston
Tex
College Basketball Tournament Notes Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text references NCAA style college basketball tournaments and regional results with scattered numbers and names. The readable items mention Notre Dame North Carolina and state level notation, but details are incomplete and unclear. The fragment hints at teams, scores, and broadcasting but lacks coherent facts.
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