Palmer Mangrum Post 69 Leads North Fulton Open Round One
Unseasonably cold winds shaped the North Fulton Open first round as 100 players teed off at a 6,672 yard par 71 course. Johnny Palmer and Lloyd Mangrum led with 68s while several notable pros and ams posted 70s, and the field will be cut to about 65 after today’s round.
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Maharship Basketeers Edge In Overtime Thriller
A trio of close games highlighted by one overtime fray capped last night’s card. The Maharship Basketeers defeated St Joseph’s 42 to 40 in YM overtime action while Terry’s clubs and Waterford Red Raiders with Turks produced tight contests.
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Indians Rally to Beat Giants on Opening Day
Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 2 as Bob Lemon works a full game with eight this spring training victory. Al Rosen homered and doubled, Eddie Stanky error and a Lem on run help set the tone, while Don Miller triples and Kramer yields late.
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Amateur Loop Second Division Clubs Eye Higher Rating
A group of twenty players including 12 holdovers from last season’s fifth place team will train at Catholic High field tomorrow and Sunday Afternoon. Veterans such as Bill De Filuois and Joans Rotel return while several newcomers join as pitchers and outfielders to strengthen depth against rival leagues in the upcoming campaign.
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Jim Murra
Bob Nathan
Cteve Louillane
Jim Hourizon
Ron Grevon
Joe Santora
Amalgamated 129 Banquet Report Missing Details
The text records an Amalgamated 129 banquet with unclear fragments describing officials and roles. Names and positions appear garbled, mentioning a president, sergeant at arms, reporter, and others, but specifics remain unreadable.
Viaducts State Drill Promises Tough Baseball Season
The Viaducts, a young but rising Amateur Ball League team led by Jim Manning, plan a stronger 1992 campaign. They add experienced depth, promise improved fielding and stronger batting, and expect stiffer competition from fellow second-division squads as they report for spring drills later this week.
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Lacrosse Drill Today Delays Chicago City Series
A partially readable note reports delays in the Chicago City Series opener between the White Sox and Cube at Weiler Field, with the three-tilt plan interrupted by weather. The proposed games were to start at Pavci Comeker Park and continue at Wrigley Field, but cancellations are mentioned.
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Mack Hopes For Pennant In 50th Year
Connie Mack, aged 59, returns home hopeful Philadelphia Athletics can win the American League pennant in his 50th year as manager. He cites pitching concerns with Coleman and Fowler and notes the opening week schedule including a city championship series with the Phillies. He projects a tough AL with Boston New York Detroit and Cleveland strong, names Browns last, and predicts patching will decide A’s fortunes. Frick neutral on World Series outcome as celebration week begins.
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Zoldak Struck By Batted Ball During Practice
Cleveland Indians pitcher Zoldak was struck in the knee by a batted ball during batting practice ahead of a game with the New York Giants. He was hospitalized for X rays and later moved to a hotel, with doctors still judging the injury's extent.
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Publinx Qualifying Set For Corp Sectional in Schenectady
The Eastern New York sectional qualifying for the National Amateur Public Links championship will be June 12 at Schenectady Municipal Golf Course. Gene FitzPatrick announced the 36 hole event to select players for Louisville matches, with city officials approving arrangements. Previous qualifiers include Mike Baziluk, Wally Pobol, Al Serian, and Ed Jamak.
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Viaducts Rebrand As Cooneys Name Leads Franchise
The Viaducts softball team changes name to reflect owner Johnny Cooney and sponsor ties. Moving up from American to National Division, the club adopts Cooney’s franchise identity and drops the old Viaducts name.
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Cubs Beat Cardinals 7-4 in Exhibition Thriller
Chicago Cubs defeated St Louis 7-4 in a late road game, Brecheen tagged for 10 hits and all runs. Detroit Tigers edged Chicago White Sox 7-5 in Memphis with Hutchinson winning, Appling returning at short, Carrasquel rested. Reidsville tied Washington 7-7 in nine innings as Sipek powered two homers off Dozier.
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Section 2 Coaches To Meet At Troy High
Officials from Section New York State Public High School Athletic Association will hold their annual meeting at Troy High at 10 tomorrow morning. The discussion will focus on classification and how enrollment figures determine class assignments for schools.
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Optician Backs Calvert Reserve Amid Switch
Portland optician Kenneth Wenger announces his switch to Calvert Reserve highlighting the blended whiskey as a quality drink at an economical price. Calvert Distillers, Corp., New York City, markets Calvert Reserve with 86.8 proof grain neutral spirits.
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