Giants stir electricity by turning on power
The San Francisco Giants finally have power at their Arizona camp as Willie McCovey and Jim Hart propelled a 5 5 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Marichal worked six scoreless innings as Chicago Cubs pitcher Chance was injured by a line drive.
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Browns Trade Wraps and Indians Dual Exhibition Win
Lorain's Bailey and others were sent back to Reading while Cleveland faced San Francisco in Arizona. Dick Donovan starts as the Indians aim to move over .500 in spring games. Davis shines with a triple double and Wagner hits a grand slam in a 13-2 win over the Cubs.
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Pirates' Dark Horse Hopes In 1965 Shakeup
Pirates manager Harry Walker bets on surprise rise in 1965 after losing Roberto Clemente to malaria and injury. Del Crandall arrival and Willie Stargell recovery bolster Pittsburgh as camp opens in Fort Myers. Clemente may miss spring training, possible March 25 return target.
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Boxing bill may have electronics
New York boxing bills spark debate as promoters plan a March 30 Garden double header televised via closed circuit TNT. An electronic scoring gimmick would flash round results to audiences, pending approval from New York State Athletic Commission chair Melvin Krulewitch.
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Weaver Captures Open Title At Selva Marina
Bert Weaver wins his first pro tour victory at the Jacksonville Open finishing one stroke ahead of Nicklaus Devlin Marr and others. He birdied no. 18 after Nicklaus missed a key putt while Devlin and Marr failed to convert late chances. Prize money stood at 8.50 for first place.
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Janowicz Captures Elyria Shooting Title in 1965
Greg Janowicz won the Elyria City Basketball Shooting Contest at Eastern Heights Junior High scoring 44 points to take the 16-14 year old division. Rick Bedocs was runner up with 41 points. Doug Thurman won the 13-15 bracket with 39 points, Terry White took second with 35, Chris Reinhardt led 10-12 year olds with 32, while Kim Schaefer and Randy Gaines tied for second with 26. A total of 262 boys competed.
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UCLA Eyes 1966 Title After Back-to-Back Clinch
UCLA coach Johnny Wooden rides a strong bench led by Kenny Washington as the Bruins threaten a third straight NCAA crown. Washington sparked a 91-80 win over Michigan, while Gail Goodrich scored 42 and guarded by injuries, UCLA relied on its “big seven” to sustain dominance. Bill Bradley tallied 58 for Princeton in third place victory over Wichita.
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