Veteran Zarilla Is Released By Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox released outfielder Al Zarilla after ten major league seasons. The club outlined a 34 game spring schedule and said 12 players would report for workouts in Sarasota, Florida on February 15. Zarilla, 33, had stints with the Red Sox Browns and White Sox, with a peak year in 1938 batting .329 for the Browns.
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Giel May Swap Football Fame for Baseball
Minnesota star Paul Giel, famed for handling, passing and leading the Gophers, seeks to switch to baseball citing longer career, higher pay, and leverage from football publicity. He cites his three college football records and two Big Ten MVP awards as the backbone of his multi sport bid, noting precedents by Vic Janowicz and Jackie Jensen.
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McKain and O Malley Face Cleveland Card Showdown
Elora boxers Buddy McKain and Terry G Jjai Jey O Malley clash on Friday night at Central Armory in Cleveland for the Cleveland Post Office Employees amateur card. McKain seeks a fourth straight win over Jimmy Haynes after three close decisions while O Malley seeks revenge for a split loss to King. Haynes hails from Cleveland and King from Akron.
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Cage Official Blasts Coaches
Veteran NBA official John Nucotola, one of the oldest in the business with eight years of experience calling games, charged that coaches are debauching the game by berating intimidating and browbeating officials. He leveled his criticism during a New York Basketball Writers Association meeting on Wednesday, accusing coaches of acting like cheerleaders instead of leaders.
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Maranville To Be Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Walter Rabbit Maranville former baseball great set for Saturday in Springfield Massachusetts. Maranville, known for a spectacular shortstop career with the Boston Braves, died suddenly of a heart attack Tuesday night at his Woodside New York home. His body will be in state until Saturday.
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Rabbit) Maranville
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Bowling Clinic to Billy Sixty With Quick Ball Release
Bowling expert stresses full follow through for control and accuracy in spot bowling. Questions if long swing is needed. eastern bowler succeeds with snappy release. Warns against jerky finish, noting bad foot alignment, dropped shoulder, and arm pulled from groove. Recommends reaching out the arm and maintaining proper follow through.
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