Pitchers Pitchers Everywhere in Yankee Advance Camp
New York manager Ralph Houk says the Yankees need one more good hitter and one more good pitcher as advance camp opens in St. Petersburg. The camp showcases 15 pitchers among invites, with Leroy Thomas and Roland Sheldon drawing early praise for potential major league impact.
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Richmond
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University of Arizona
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University of Connecticut
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Yankee Farms
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Beckley Eaglets win sixth in seven as Princeton loss stings
Beckley Junior High Blue Eaglets improved to 6-1 with a 37-24 win over Princeton Tiger Cubs at Princeton. Jimmy Lamb led Beckley with 11 points, Rudy Cole added 10, while Princeton’s Barr topped all scorers with 15. The night also featured Beckley eighth graders crushing Princeton 49-28 and other regional games including Woodrow Wilson’s 84-61 win and Mount Hope’s 76-73 upset of Oak Hill.
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Price
Patterson dreams highlight mental toll after Johansson loss
Floyd Patterson discusses nightly dreams of facing Ingemar Johansson and the mental burden of losing his title. He notes how the memory spurred self analysis and could sharpen his focus for a potential rematch. Patterson recalls training at Spring Rock County Club and reflecting on public opinions.
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Johansson
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Dick Wagner
Esau Ferdinand
Yvon Durelle
Ingo
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Bearcats Upset Bradley 73 72 In MVC Thriller
Cincinnati Bearcats erase Big O era by defeating second-ranked Bradley 73 72 to prolong their MVC title bid. Tom Thacker leads with 22 points and the deciding basket with seven seconds left as Cincinnati extends to 10 straight wins. Chet Walker leads Bradley with 17 points as the Braves drop to 5 1 in conference play.
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de Paul
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Bucknell
Taylor Bowls Top Series In All Star Singles
The All Star Singles League at Bowl-Wick opened its second half with no change to standings. Dennis Taylor rolled a 583 series for the night’s high, Curtis Johnson added 525 for third, and Walter Humphrey posted 579 for second. Jim Dale, Dix Manning, and others trailed in points under the Peterson System with several notable scores and match outcomes.
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Dennis Taylor
Curtis Johnson
Walter Humphrey
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Jim Dale
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Dix Manning
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Gus Lilly
Jim Beard
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O'Neal
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Calloway
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Coca Cola
Beckley Tire and Rubber
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Max Martin
Murphy
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Ernie Allenbaugh
Beckley Manufacturing League
Beckley College Beats VPI Goblets 102 71
Beckley College Goblets upset VPI Goblets 102 to 71 at Blacksburg as VPI struggled from the floor renewing a four game stretch under 40 percent. Pardue led Beckley with 29 points, Stennett 18, Albertson 17, while Hurt and the VPI freshmen trailed. Beckley converts from the line 16 of 18 as VPI led 49-30 at halftime.
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Beckley
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Virginia Tech
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Albertson
Stennett
Vernon Hurt
Little Gobblers
Pardue
Benfield
Vickers
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Citadel
Rio Grande College
Ohio
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Carte
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Fox
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Mayhew
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O'Dell
Mullens CC Wresting Tops Logan in Coalfield Tilt
Mullens CC defeated Logan 24 to 15 in a Coalfield Conference match on Tuesday. Mullens improved to 5-2-1 with six of ten bouts won, plus a draw in 141-pound action between Ernest Bishop and Bob Lambert. Charles Radford earned a 3-1 decision at 190 pounds over Bill Bobbit.
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Ernest Bishop
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Charles Radford
Bill Bobbitt
Bobbit
Tommy Plaster
George Starr
Harold Taylor
Jack Henchman
Pate King
Bill Taylor
Randle Cox
Jerry Hock
Lee Courington
Dana Mullens
Alex Nagy
Joe Webb
Blake Brehm
Alex Sawyer
John Toler
Kyle Shrewsbury
Greer 34 Points Sends Syracuse Past Knicks
In a packed NBA card, Hal Greer scored 34 as Syracuse defeated New York 122-106. The Knicks trailed early after a 8 point burst by the Nationals, with Nick Garmaker leading New York with 20.
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K. C. Jones
Boston
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Hawks
Hal Greer
Syracuse
New York
Knicks
Nats
Nick Garmaker
Ryan Outpoints Harmon in Miami Beach Fight Card
In Miami Beach Billy Ryan from Kingston Jamaica defeated Alan Harmon in a ten round decision. The bout listed at 173 pounds for Ryan and 166 for Harmon with Kingston, Jamaica as the hometown reference. In San Jose another match saw Den ny Moyer of Portland Oregon win a ten round decision over Willie Morton of San Jose California weighing 155 and 149 pounds respectively.
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Jamaica
San Jose
Calif
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Portland
Ore
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