Larsen Has Matured Into A Family Man Pitcher
In Cocoa Florida a profile of Don Larsen now with the Houston Astros shows a changed man from his Yankee days. Larsen, 35, emphasizes family life with wife Corinne and son Scotty, stating he wants to stay in the majors, aiming to finish his career with the last active Browns.
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Wilt The Still Top NBA Scorer
Wilt Chamberlain led the NBA with 35 points per game while ranking first in field goal percentage at .508 and lowest free throw accuracy at .456. Jerry West and Oscar Robertson trailed in scoring with 31.1 and 30.5 averages, Belamy led in field goal accuracy at .507, Russell topped rebounds, Costello led free throw percentage at .877, Robertson second, and Robertson also led in assists with 8.18.
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Schwartzwalder Calls for More Youth Fitness Programs
Syracuse University coach Ben Schwartzwalder urged expanded youth physical fitness participation. Speaking in Pittsburgh with the Football Coaches' Fitness Task Force, he cited tests showing 60 percent of 200000 children could not pass basic fitness tasks and urged more adults and students to join fitness programs.
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Arm stead and Tetteh set boxing marks in London
Paul Arm stead of Los Angeles posted 147 percent while Joe Tetteh of Ghana reached 146 percent in a London meet, UPI reports.
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Los Angeles
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Reality Hit Senators Brumley Just In Time
Mike Brumley once drank and lived hard but after a 1963 turning moment he stopped drinking and profanity. Now the Washington Senators catcher combines baseball with evangelism guiding 2,500 weekly in Boca Raton and Dania while aiming to be a full time evangelist. His faith shapes his major league career and his daily life.
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Scribe Predicts Winners In High School Tourney
Nick Ludington predicts Triadelphia will win AAA with a press oriented attack. Williamstown favored to claim AA title while Gary District tops A division, with Williams town and Ceredo-Renova in early rounds. Key players include Bruce Schnabel of Williams town and Dave Hamilton of Gary District.
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Franklin quote prompts question on old wives today
A pithy quip attributes three faithful friends to Benjamin Franklin. The item asks who has an old wife nowadays, playing on enduring companionship and changing social norms.
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Pitt Plans To Start Spring Drills Soon
Pitt coach John Michelosen will begin spring football drills for the Panthers as soon as Trees Field dries. The team had been set to start Monday but the field was muddy and conditions remained the same. He said they have a lot of work this spring and want to get going as soon as possible.
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Villanova and St Johns reach NIT semifinals
Villanova, top seed, edged Manhattan 73 to 71 as Larry Lembo led with 31 points. St Johns defeated New Mexico 61 to 54 to join Villanova in the NIT semis, with Joe Lapchick remaining pessimistic yet hopeful about his squad.
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Coalfield Conf States Meeting at El Chico Cafe
The spring meeting of the Coalfield Conference will be at El Chico Cafe on Monday March 22 at 6 30 p m. Dinner is 1 65 per person. Trophies for Class AAA and Class AA basketball and wrestling will be awarded. Plans for the spring sports schedule and any conference business will be discussed and decided.
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Fred Haney Banks On Chain-Store Deals For Angels
Los Angeles Angels manager Fred Haney defends using chain-store deals to build a farm system. He details trades for Costen Shockley Rudy May Jose Cardenal and others noting needs at first base left-handed pitching and infield depth while expressing optimism for 1965 after finishing fifth last season. The plan includes free agents Don Messi and others plus confidence in Dean Chance Ken McBride and Bullpen usage.
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Philadelphia
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Willie Smith
Lou Clinton
Albie Pearson
Jimmy Piersall
Eddie Kirkpatrick
Die Simpson
Jackie Warner
Rick Reichardt
Wisconsin
Tom Egan
Reichardt
Former Boxer Galento Weighs Orange Council Run
Tony Galento, the former heavyweight boxer famed for three knockouts in one night, says he may seekOrange city council. A lifelong Orange resident and co manager of a New York supper club he argues the city needs a shot in the arm to move forward.
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Army Notre Dame Renewed Rivalry at Shea Stadium
Army and Notre Dame have renewed their football rivalry to meet at Shea Stadium in New York on Saturday October 9. The potential high profile clash brings two storied programs to the same gridiron, promising a marquee clash for fans at the outdoor venue.
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Freshmen Eyes for WVU Varsity Next Season
Morgantown WVU freshmen prepare for major roles after nine will contend for spots on the 1965 basketball varsity. Ron Williams leads a group averaging 31.0 points per game with 10 rebounds and seven assists, while Dave Reaser Jim Lewis Norman Holmes and Letcher Humphries also stand out. The unit posted 20 wins with one loss and a 125 point game, reflecting a strong incoming class and potential for spot duty by Dick Penrod and Darryl Dillenback.
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Rod Thorn
Ron Williams
WVU
Dave Reaser
Jim Lewis
Norman Holmes
Letcher Humphries
Dick Penrod
Darryl Dillenback
Williams
Holmes
Little Mountaineers
Rod Hundley
Hundley
West
Thorn
Ralston Wins Barranquilla in Straight Sets
Dennis Ralston the top ranked U S tennis player from Bakersfield Calif defeated En rique Guerrero of Colombia 6 1 6 0 in the first round of the 14th International Barranquilla tennis tournament in Colombia He advanced as the match ended quickly.
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