Twins rout Astros 11 2 in exhibition opener
The Minnesota Twins overwhelmed Houston 11 2 as 34 year old Bob Turley allowed two hits and four walks in the second inning before an Astros collapse. Sonny Jackson threw two wild first throws and several rookies drew managerial scrutiny as Grapefruit and Cactus League play opened nationwide.
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Twin Cities
Bob Turley
Houston Astros
Turley
Yankee
Houston
Wildness
Johnny Coombs
Minnesota
Sonny Jackson
Orioles
St Petersburg
Fla
Reds
White Sox
Sarasota
Indians
Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Giants
Tucson
Ariz
Twins
Tigers
Orlando
Athletics
Astros
Cocoa
Providence plagues St Joseph's as season ends in overtime
St Joseph's College of Pennsylvania finishes 26 6 season with an 81 73 overtime loss to Providence in the East regional at College Park. Providence advances on the strength of Jim Walker’s 8 overtime points and Jim Benedict 22 points while Cliff Anderson tops St Joseph's scoring with 15.
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St. Joseph's
Jack Ramsay
St. Joe’s
Providence
Hawks
College Park
St. Josph's
Mores
Jim Walker
Walker
Jim Benedict
Friars
Cliff Anderson
Lounge, Dealers reach Lorain County finals in tourney play
Lounge and Dealers advanced to Lorain County Amateur Basketball finals after strong early leads and solid defense. Michigan and Vanderbilt each won semifinal games in Lexington to reach Mid eastern finals, while Oklahoma State and Wichita moved to Midwest final berths in Manhattan. Fairground Cafe, Lemon Tree, George May, and Goodrich performances highlighted regional showdowns with high scoring battles and record breaks.
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Lemon Tree Lounge
George May Ford
Lorain County
Wolfpack
Tigers
Waltime
Princeton
Providence
Portland
Ore
Lexington
Michigan
Aull Bunth
Vanderbilt
Slyde Lee
Wolverines
Dayton
Commodores
DePaul
Buntin
Lee
Wandy
Oklahoma State
Wichita
Manhattan
Kan
Cowboys
Gene Johnson
Toj
University of, Houston
Kelly Pete
Down Southern
Melnooise
Eeeer Nee Eeeee
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Merit Shoes
Lemon Tree
UCLA
All America
Gail
Goodrich
Las
Bruins
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Wille Naulls
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Ellie Johnson
High School cage results across districts and towns
District results show Ottoville 75 Celina SC 66 in Canton and many other scores across Ohio venues including Fairport Harbor 70 Athens 59 Canton Finneytown 56 Wyoming 48 and Jackson 40. Notable outputs include St Xavier 64 McGuffey 78 and Mt Blanchard 67 while Springboro 88 and Minster 83 highlight key results.
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Celina SC
Oxford
Canton
Finneytown
Wyoming
Fairport Harbor
Athens
Kent State High
Chillicothe
Jackson
Northwestern
McDonald
Portsmouth
Tiffin
Toledo
Crestview
Margaretta
Maumee
Rossford
Old Fort
Wynford
Fremont Ross
Sylvania
Bryan
Middletown
Archbold
Holgate
Hamilton Taft
Defiance
Hamilton Garfield
Paulding
Hilltop
Steubenville
Dayton
Bridgeport
Zanesville
Preble Shawnee
Coshocton
New Lebanon Dixie
Bowling Green
Versailles
Lima Shawnee
Franklin Monroe
Marion Harding
Columbus
Mansfield
St Peters
Pleasant
Big Walnut
Lima Senior
Plain City
Logan Elm
Kent
Cincinat
Taft
Ottawa Hills
Anderson
Mt Blanchard
Cincinnat
LaSalle
Rudolph Westwood
Cincinnati
Springboro
Lima
Marauders Favored for NAIA Title Over Oklahoma Baptist
Kansas City report notes unbeaten Central Ohio State leads 290–m mark against 15th seed Oklahoma Baptist in the 1965 NAIA final. Ouachita Baptist faces Fairmont State for third place as Central and Oklahoma Baptist advance with decisive semifinal wins.
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Kansas City
Central
Ohio
High school basketball regional playoff pairings across Ohio
Schedule lists Class AA and A boys playoffs with matchups by city regions. Columbus East, Columbus South, Eastmoor, Linden compete with winners advancing to Columbus Regional. other games include Steubenville Bridgeport Cashem, Athens Chillie, Eastlake Edgewood, Canton South vs Caveain, Akron Buchtel vs Central, Bowling Green area, Berea Lorain Admiral King, Bedfor d St Ignatius vs East Tech, Toledo-Bowling, and Cincinnati St Xavier vs Anderson. multiple cities and teams named with progression to regional sites.
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Columbus
Columbus East
Colmbus South
Columbus Eastmoor
Columbus Linden
Steubenville
Bridgeport
Cashe m
Collumbus Rep
Athens
Chillie
Columbus Regi
Eastlake
Cleveland East
South Edgewood
Kent
AL Canton
Canton South
Ca Aeain
Akron Buchtel
Bowling Green
Lima Shawnee
Mansfield St Peters
Berea
Lorain
Admiral King
Bay Village
Bedford
Cleveland St Ignatius
Cleveland
East Tech
Toledo
Fremont Ross
Mee
Bay Green
Troy
Urbana
Piqua
Cincinnati
Cincinnati St
Xavier
Anderson
Finneytown
Hamilton Taft
Indians Giants in opener in Tucson exhibition tilt
The Cleveland Indians meet the San Francisco Giants in Tucson to start their exhibition season with a major league opponent. Cleveland also faces the Los Angeles Angels in Palm Springs as part of a two game split, with a starting lineup featuring six players likely to start this season. Willie Mays leads the Giants lineup with Mattie Alou Tom Haller Harvey Kuenn and Jose Pagan in the field and Jack Sanford Ron Herbel and Bob Priddy on the mound. Mays noted the team is in good shape and optimistic about their chances.
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Jack Sanford
Cleveland
Bob Priddy
Southpawans
Chicago White Sox
Ken Berry
Tommie Agee
Jimmy Schaffer
Berry
Indianapolis
Angels
Cactus League
Acton
Lou Clinton
Julio Gotav
Clinton
Tackie Warner
Bill Rigney
Warner
Tucson. Ariz
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Indians
Giants
Mexico
Dick Hosner
Rocky Colagne
Max Alvis
Chuck Hinton
Vic Davalillo
Joe Azcue
Jack Kralick
Sonny Siebert
Gary Bell
Willie Mays
Mattie Alou
Tom Haller
Harvey Kuenn
Jose Pagan
San Francisco
Ron Herbel
Phoenix
Mays
Isaac wins 1965 Frank Haggerty Award
Isaac of Iowa was named the 1965 Frank Haggerty Award winner as the New York metropolitan area's outstanding college basketball player. The Met area all star first team includes St. John's Jerry Houston and Ken McIntyre Stan McKenzie NYU and Manhattan's Larry Lembo.
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New York
UPD
Warren Isaac
Iowa
Frank Haggerty
New York Metropolitan Area
Isaac
Met
St. John’s
Jerry Houston
Ken McIintyre
Stan McKenzie
NYU
Manhattan
Larry Lembo
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al Jackson
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Mel Counts
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al Beane
Tom Beckloff
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Roger Dickerhoff
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Ran Korka
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