Mets Strikeout Pirates In Exhibition Showdown
New York Mets starlets Gary Kroll and Gordon Richardson no-hit the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0 in St. Petersburg exhibition play. Both pitchers scattered baserunners, with Kroll fanning five over six innings and Richardson closing out three scoreless frames.
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New York Mets
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Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cronin Announces AS Time Changes In 1965 AL Schedule
Boston United Press International reports 19 changes to the 1965 American League schedule by league president Joe Cronin. Many games shift to earlier starts, notably May 3 Washington at Kansas City, and several games move to 1:15 to 5:15 p.m. starts across multiple matchups including New York, Cleveland, Minnesota, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, and Los Angeles with dates from May through October.
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Sota
Ferraris expected in Sebring 12 hour race lineup
Sebring Florida United Press International reports Ferrari has not entered a factory team for the 12 hour race on Sunday but at least nine prototype Ferraris are anticipated to race with factory funds and drivers.
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Sebring, Fla
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Ferrari
Ortiz to Referee Connecticut Title Bout Tuesday Night
Light weight champion Carlos Ortiz will pause training to referee the Connecticut lightweight championship between Roscoe Gregory and Deacon Johnson on Tuesday night. Laguna and Ortiz meet again for the world title on April 10 in Panama.
Orioles Boss Follows Team Through Spring Training
Baltimore Orioles president Lee MacPhail travels with the club during spring training in Tampa to make early season decisions. He notes several looming calls, including the potential trade and whether Boog Powell should play first base over Norm Siebern, who has been hitting well this spring.
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UPI
Lee MacPhail
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Cosely
White Sox
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Norm Siebern
Twins President MacPhail Faces Trade Talks and Duties
Baltimore club executives discuss outfield prospects Curt Blefary Paul Blair and potential trade for Sie bern. If neither rookie proves ready Powell remains and Detroit executives plan Cedar meetings while MacPhail handles first year players paperwork. He’s also a candidate for Ford Frick successor, but he jokes he has too much to do.
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Paul Blair
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Siebern
Powell
Calvin Griffith
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Ford Frick
Clearwater
Replacement sought for Cubs second base after Hubbs death
The Chicago Cubs eye a first division push in 1965 and seek a double play partner to replace Ken Hubbs who died in a plane crash. Coach Alvin Dark assigns an open tryout among candidates led by rookie Glenn Beckett at second base while Jim Stewart holds short. Trades bring George Altman in left, Frank Baumann from Chicago, and position bets shift Billy Williams to center. Pitching strength is led by Larry Jackson with Ellsworth, Burdette, Buhl, and Broglio backing. Catcher Dick Bertell is noted for a strong arm behind the plate.
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Glenn Beckett
Salt Lake
Jim Stewart
Billy Cowan
New York Mets
George Altman
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Altman
Mets
Billy Williams
Big George
Workhorse utility vehicle for farm home and business use
Describes a robust vehicle suited for home farm or business tasks. Highlights include hauling pushing plowing and dependable performance. Offers options with half cab full cab or convertible top plus other configurations.
Exhibition Baseball Scores From New York and Across League
Baseball exhibition results list New York N defeating Pittsburgh 6 0, Minnesota 4 over St Louis 3, Washington 3 over Detroit 1, San Francisco 3 over Cleveland 3 in a called game, Boston 9 over Los Angeles A 7, Philadelphia 2 over Chicago A 1, Kansas City 4 over Los Angeles N A-squad 1, Milwaukee 6 over Los Angeles N B-squad 1, Houston 7 over New York A 4, and Baltimore 1 over Cincinnati 2.
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Houston Astros
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Ron Brand
Charles James
Mike McCormick
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Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Ken Berry
Johnny Briggs
Brant Alyea
Washington Senators
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Costen Shockley
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LA Collapse In '64 Was No Surprise To Bavasi
Ver o Beach Florida UPI reports general manager Buzzie Bavasi saw the 1964 Dodgers collapse coming. He cited pitching loss Johnny Podres and slump of slugger Tommy Davis plus Koufax sidelined. Bavasi defended Walt Alston, blamed no one, and noted promising youngsters failed to emerge. Players were tense last season but seem determined to rebound this spring.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Walt Alston
Johnny Podres
Tommy Davis
Sandy Koufax
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Alston
Frank Howard
Howard
Bowl Wick League Standings and High Series Scores
In the Bowl Wick leagues Beaver Gulf Mutual of Omaha Raleigh Motor Sales and others show team and individual leaders. Raleigh Motor Sales posts the high team series 3111 and high team game 1076, while John Campbell nets the high ind series 585 and 214 game. Outstanding bowlers include Bud Sisk and Fred Walker with multiple 198 to 545 series scores. Beulah Kiser and Mary Lou Merrylees headline the women’s league with Freda’s Beauty Shop posting the top team series 2648 and Merrylees posting the top individual 553.
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Wick Business Men’s League
Beaver Gulf
Mutual of Omaha
U.S. Royal Tires
Raleigh Motor Sales
Mabscott Fire Dept
Poca Fuel
Oglebay Norton
Keyser & Bryant
John Campbell
Larry Trump
S@ Freada’s Beauty Shop
Spark's TV
Beckley Mfg
John W. Eye
Montgomery Ward
W. T. Grant
Caffee
J. C. Penney
Freda’s Beauty Shop
Mary Lou Merrylees
Sue Sisk
Kitty Tate
Margaret Ford
Shirley Bailey
Beulah Kiser
Basketball Scores From Monday AAU Tournament Quarterfinals
United Press International reports Denver defeated Ark City of Kansas 99 to 77 in the AAU tournament quarterfinals at Denver. Long Beach beat Armed Forces All-Stars 84 to 67. San Francisco AC edged Phil Oilers 80 to ? Akron over Marion-Kay 7.
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Auerbach Buys Stock In Celtics
Red Auerbach becomes part owner of the Boston Celtics and signs a one year contract as coach and general manager with a salary around 50000 dollars The deal makes him the highestpaid coach in NBA history while the ownership remains split between Lou Pieri and Mrs Walter Brown Auerbach will receive stockbased compensation and his share could be sold if the franchise changes hands
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Sid Borgia
Pieri
Walter Brown
Auerbach
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St. Joe’s to receive Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award
St Joseph's College of Pennsylvania will receive the ninth annual Sam Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award from the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association at its 16th annual ceremony.
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St. Joseph's College
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Glen Fork B team wins invitational trophy at Glen Rogers High
Glen Fork High School captain Lawrence Tilley holds the trophy as Ralph E. Stewart coach and principal observes with Dwaine Blevins Roger Mullins and Gary Pizzino in attendance. Other items report Hubert Hilton stopping Johnny Prescott in Britain and Jo Gonzales knocking out Tony Montano in Paris with boxing action across several cities.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Glen Rogers High School
Lawrence Tilley
Ralph E. Stewart
Dwaine Blevins
Roger Mullins
Gary Pizzino
Bradley Choice Unequaled in Palestra All Opponent Squad
America Bill Bradley of Princeton was a unanimous selection to the all opponent squad at the Palestra this season. Also named were Dorrie Murrey of Detroit Rick Barry of Miami Fred Hetzel of Davidson and Bob Weiss of Penn State.
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