Chisox face logjam with three Indianapolis pitchers
Chicago White Sox may carry three Indianapolis alumni to the high tent season. Bruce Howard has a spot, while Dave DeBusschere seeks a starting berth and Bob Locker adds to Lopez’s tough roster decisions. Locker threw three hitless innings in a 20 one victory and has 17 spring innings with one run allowed.
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Newman to face Tribe in opener
In Tucson the Indians and Angels are set for spring exhibition action as Fred Newman is named opening day pitcher for the Angels. Cleveland trimmed its roster to 31, optioning Banks to Portland, while Banks was among several players awaiting final cuts before the opener.
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Celtics seek rebound after Lakers win series opener
Celtics aim to even Eastern Division playoff series with Philadelphia after a 118 115 loss to the Bullets in Baltimore. Lakers star Jerry West totaled 101 points over two games, while Don Nelson and Gus Johnson waged a standout defensive effort. West Virginia guard West led Baltimore with 27 points as Don Ohl added 30 and Walt Bellamy 24 in a tight contest.
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Terrell Rated World Heavyweight Champion by WBA
Chicago’s Ernie Terrell earned the WBA’s heavyweight champion designation after defeating Eddie Machen. Floyd Patterson remains No 1 challenger, Jose Torres named boxer of the month for his ninth round KO of Willie Pastrano at Madison Square Garden.
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Razorbacks named top college football team of 1964
Arkansas finished undefeated and untied after beating Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl. They collected 51 first place votes and 234 points in the National Academy of Sports poll, ahead of Notre Dame and Michigan. Jerry Hines rolled a 213 game en route to 546 series in a local bowling league. Andy Mensho added a strong 838 game and 2,364 series for the Eagles.
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Doug Sanders Embraces Quiet Golf Path at Masters
At Augusta, Doug Sanders talks of quitting heavy partying, focusing on golf to win the Masters. Palmer, Player, and Snead note his shift as Sanders aims to claim the green jacket while reflecting on his past lifestyle and present resolve.
Palmer and Nicklaus Favored to Win Masters Ahead of Start
Augusta Ga. Arnold Palmer, the sentimental favorite, and Jack Nicklaus, 1965 winner, lead Masters betting as the tournament opens. Palmer, 4-time green jacket winner, says odds are fair and aims for the grand slam while acknowledging time pressures. Nicklaus rates 4 to 1 in early odds and Palmer’s chase includes thoughts on outside interests and form in the year’s early events. Palmer notes his 10 Masters years span and his past wins in 1958 1960 1962 196? challenging the record books. His earnings this year top 29 158 through back-to-back Pensacola and Doral victories.
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Koufax Rejoins Dodgers After Elbow Setback
Sandy Koufax was cleared by Dodgers doctor Robert Kerlan to return to camp after a four day absence for examination. Kerlan reported elbow swelling had reduced but Koufax also diagnosed with an arthritic condition that could limit his pitching rest of career and may restrict him to scarce appearances.
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Hornets Recall Defenseman Hon Harris From Memphis
Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League recalled defenseman Hon Harris from Memphis on Monday under emergency conditions after injuries to Pete Geegan and Gary Doak. Harris tallied 1 goal and 18 assists in 70 games this season.
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Six Agencies Sell Tribe Tickets for 1985 Season
Cleveland Indians tickets for the 1985 season go on sale at about 451 outlets including 30 in Northern Ohio and four in neighboring Pennsylvania. Lorain stores include County-Men's Shop, Holiday Inn, Sears Elyria, Lorain Auto Mobile Club, Saddle Inn. Other outlets are Rexail Drug Store Medina and Holzaepfel Bros Sandusky. Opener vs Los Angeles Angels on April 21. season begins with a road game at Los Angeles on April 12 followed by four more road games before home debut.
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Bowler Steigerwald tops Ohio State Ladies qualifiers
In Cleveland area action Colum bus suburb of Gahanna bowler Bar bara Steigerwald rolled a 258 game and an 865 series on Sunday night to win the Ohio State Ladies Singles Match qualifier with a 3,130 total. Ten finalists advance to a weekend round robin in Columbus to decide the title with scores led by Sandy Verain 3,053 and Zeke Tinta 3,043 among others.
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Ohio trotter Bret Hanover rated year’s greatest
The Harness Racing Institute issued experimental ratings declaring Bret Hanover of Shaker Heights Ohio and Nobie Victory undefeated in 19 starts last year as the era’s top 1 year old pacer potential. Using Meadow Skipper’s 155 world record pace as a standard the institute pegged Bret Hanover’s mile potential at 1255.
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