Senators Show Power Yet Slow Base Running In Camp
Washington Senators slugged for power with Willie Kirkland Frank Howard and Bob Chance while pace lagged. Jack Sanford pitched. Gregson shined in Minnesota camp as Don Gregson earns a spot. Keane touts Yankees strength as Whitey Ford slated to start against Baltimore. Red Schoendienst outlines Grapefruit League starters.
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Schoendienst Not Worried About New Cardinals Job
ST. PETERSBURG FL AUPI Red Schoendienst faces his first season as manager of the world champion St Louis Cardinals and says the club has the horses to win. He concedes some pressure and nerves but notes he has always been nervous as a player and will shake it off once the first pitch is thrown.
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Dodgers vainly chase 1964 memories for 1965 season
Walter Alston vows Dodgers will not forget 1964 as he drills the team in spring training. He warns the squad they must perform up to their capabilities, believes they can be as good as any club, and notes the season will test endurance and management decisions.
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Paterno Named Coach at United States Merchant Marine Academy
George Paterno age 36 was named head football coach at the U S Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point New York replacing Chuck Mills. Paterno former Brown University fullback had been backfield coach at the academy.
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Blankenship Named College Coaches Analyze Top Schoolboy Prospects
West Virginia high school seniors draw college attention as Joe Serdich leads top prospects for 1960s era, with guards Skip Looney Ed Hriblan and Jim Hayes among standout scorers. Other notable players include John Burton Bruce Schnabel Jerry Montgomery Tom St Clair John Mallett Bill Lee Dallas Blankenship and Gareth? These players feature strong scoring and rebounding, with various teams and coaches weighing positions for future college roles.
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Top Teams Fall In NAIA Round One At KC
NAIA tourney action in Kansas City saw four seeded teams eliminated in the first round. Augsburg ninth seed routed Central Connecticut 107-87, while St Benedict’s edged Maryland State 75-73. Southwestern Louisiana beat second seed Southern Colorado 66-59 and Southern Louisiana crushed Indiana Tech 94-77. Hastings upset Northern Michigan 95-89 in overtime.
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Fairmont Faces Iowans Tonight in NAIA Tourney
West Virginia’s Fairmont State Falcons, 28-2 and seeded fourth, meet Upper Iowa University at 6:15 p.m. in the NAIA small college tournament’s first round. Upper Iowa stands 19-4. Coach Joe Retton’s squad relies on 6-7 Dwight Conaway and scorers Dave Miller, Bill Ferguson, Stan Shingleton, and Teddy Darcus. Reserve depth includes Bill Moody and T. C. Collins. The Falcons earned their bid by sweeping West Virginia Tech in playoffs.
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Angels Stronger Than Mets Says Piersall
Palm Springs California UPI Jim Piersall contends the Los Angeles Angels are ahead of the New York Mets in player development. He cites stars like Fregosi Knoop Reichardt and Simpson, notes Mets lack of established hitters, and praises Angels GM Fred Haney. Piersall recalls his own relief from the Mets and says the Angels are 80 games ahead in the standings.
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Torres Works Out In Hillsdale Before Pastrano Bout
Light heavyweight Jose Torres, slated to fight champion Willie Pastrano March 30 at Madison Square Garden, practiced in Hillsdale New Jersey on Sunday. He sparred three rounds each with Simon Ramons and Denny Perez and did a session with George Cou.
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Ford's New GT Seats Two Goes 200 MPH
The Ford GT advances from the Tin Lizzy lineage to a two seat, 200 mph road racer with a 289 cubic inch V eight producing 350 hp and a 37 gallon fuel capacity. It blends nostalgic features with modern tech and lists around 18 500 dollars.
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Hurricane Carter Favored To Beat Scott In London
London match tonight features Rubin Hurricane Carter 2-1 favorite to KO Harr Scott at the sold out Albert Hall. Carter, 22-4 in knockouts with 14th Ko last Feb 22 over Fabio Bettini, faces Scott who is 21-13-4 and has only once in 38 bouts failed to finish.
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Adios Spring Festival Ends With $25,000 Final
Yonkers Raceway wraps its fourth Adios Spring Festival with three $12,500 elimination races this week and culminates in the $25,000 grand finale on March 18. Middleweight champ Joey Giardello to defend title against Friday’s winner at Madison Square Garden, between Dick Tiger and Rocky Rivera.
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Pro Scouts Track Draft Prospects Across Small Colleges
NBA scouts roam campuses of Prairie View North Carolina A&T Grambling and Pan American as the 1964 65 draft class looks below par aside from Rhodes Scholar Bill Bradley Rick Barry Wilbur Fair Frazier Willis Reed Sam Jones and Jerry Sloan are highlighted as top prospects with Love Branson Nisenson Blevens and other smaller college stars viewed as potential draftees The piece notes the value of standout players from smaller programs amid general uncertainty in the draft year.
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