Southeastern Richmon d Dale cheerleaders superstition tale dominates State Tourney
The Southeastern Richmond Dale squad drew attention with quirky rituals before games. They wore same red skirts, refused to don mulfits until gym arrival, sang This Old Team twice on bus trips, and a player wore a district tourney net on her watch. Despite charms, Southeastern barely lost by a point to the champ.
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Indians Fall To Giants In Exhibition Thriller
Aniu Wagner of the Cleveland Indians hit a homer a double and a single in three trips as lead-off man in an exhibition game. The Giants beat Cleveland 5 3 as Ken Henderson powered the win with a triple and RBI in the ninth.
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Gary Bell
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Lourdes Hires New Grid Coach
Lourdes High School names Tony Gibbons as football coach replacing Al Monvero who resigned to join Holy Name as an assistant. Gibbons, Benedictine 1960 graduate and John Carroll 1964 alum, played minor league football briefly before joining the Lourdes staff last year.
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Brookside aims for strong track debut with veteran help
Brookside High School enters the Inland Conference season with a blend of veteran cindermen and promising younger runners led by Mike Farley in the mile and Ken Jarrell who returned as a sophomore. Coach George Cogar notes a deep, competitive squad ready for the new track.
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Berlin pat boys eye busy nine game Little League schedule
Berlin pat boys announced a nine game Little League schedule with most games on Mondays and Tuesdays. Bert Pritt heads the league. 11 signed up last week and may join via Prishame on Mason Road. Training starts mid June. teams will be assigned after a manager draw in early June.
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Exhibition Baseball Results and Standings Mixed Report
Fragmented recap lists exhibition baseball games with teams such as Houston Philadelphia Boston Lex Anteler New York Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Philadelphia at various venues. Mentions scores, locations like Tampa Bay Palm Springs Winter Haven and players or organizers in scattered form.
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Firelands eyes improved baseball and track seasons
Firelands High aims to rebound with eight baseball lettermen led by Ed Kolora and Dick Taylor on the mound. Coach Bob Rieth seeks more contributors as track coach Dave Conrad hopes for mature performers by South Amherst Relays. Schedule includes Brookside Keystone meet and multiple spring contests.
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Jim Davidson
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Leimbach
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Jim Anadell
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Wilt MVP New York NBA players crown Chamberlain
In a league wide poll NBA players named Wilt Chamberlain the most valuable player. The Philadelphia center led with 108 first place votes and appeared on 90 percent of ballots across all 10 teams. Each voter listed three preferences in order.
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