Yankees Win Over Senators In Spring Showdown
Keane’s revamped Yankees beat Washington 7 4 in exhibition action. Pepitone and Boyer hit two run homers as Bob Friend pitched three innings. Other results include Astros rallying past Twins, Reds overcoming KC, and White Sox edging Boston.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Johnny Keane
Yankees
New Yorkers
Keane
Washington
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Bob Friend
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Tommy Tresh
Pepitone
Boyer
Frank Kreutzer
Friend
Pittsburgh
Pete Mikkelsen
Senators
John Orsino
Ken Hamlin
Minnesota Twins
Houston
Astros
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Cleveland
Mexico City Tigers
Jerry Kindall
Walt Bond
Sonny Jackson
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Twins
Cardenas
Reds
Jack Aker
Roland Sheldon
Sammy Ellis
Jim O’toole
Dom Zanni
A’s
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Bill Voss
McCraw
Twenty game winners in the American League last season
Jim Grant posted a 21-7 record for Minnesota’s Twins and Mel Stottlemyre went 20-9 for the sixth place New York Yankees in the previous season.
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Jim Grant
Minnesota
Twins
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Longden Steps Down Tomorrow in Big Derby Weekend
Eddie Neloy sends Buckpasser’s trainer string to three races on Saturday as Johnny Longden retires from riding. Buckpasser targets the Florida Derby and other stakes while Longden rides Canadian in the San Juan Capistrano. Hill Rise and Cedar Key headline Donn Handicap and Pimlico races, with Time Tested and Stupendous among the Louisiana Derby rivals.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Eddie Neley
Phipps
Johnny Longden
Neloy
Buckpasser
Fair Grounds
Gulfstream Park
Pimlico
Longden
George Royal
Hill Rise
Manuel Ycaza
Cedar Key
Bill Shoemaker
Pia Star
Hialeah
Donn Favorsite
Stupendous
Florida
Cap
Temple Clips Tech In NIT Thriller For 88 73 Win
Temple defeats Virginia Tech 88 73 in the NIT with Brookins sparking the Owls as NYU outlasts DePaul 68 65 to advance. De Paul’s Tom Meyer and Don Swanson led a late surge by the Blue Demons while Mal Graham guarded Meyer to limit scoring. The NIT first round wraps Saturday with two doubleheaders.
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Temple
Tech
Brookins
New York University
DePaul
Wichita
NYU
Brigham Young
Virginia Tech
Owls
Gobblers
Ewe
Harry Litwack
de Paul
Tom Meyer
Don Swanson
Meyer
Mal Graham
Graham
Swane Sented
Blue Demons
Goldsmith Secures Pole in Peach Blossom 500 Race
Paul Goldsmith known as The Banker wins pole for the Peach Blossom 500 at Rockingham North Carolina. The 38 year old Indiana minister loaned gears and tires to fellow racers including Sam McQuagg Fred Lorenzen and Darel Dieringer to help their runs. McQuagg posted 115.914 mph while Lorenzen and Dieringer posted 115.569 and 114.240 mph respectively as 12th through 16th in qualifying are listed with eight spots left to fill before time trials and a consolation race on Saturday.
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Ister
Ind
Plymouth
Hoosier
Lee Roy Yarborough
Yarborough
Goldsmith
Sam McQuagg
Ray Nichols
McQuagg
Fred Lorenzen
Ford
Darel Dieringer
McQuage
Long Speedway
Loreenzen
Dieringer
James Hylton
Inman
S.C
Dodge
J.T. Putney
Arden
N.C
Chevrolet
Elmo Langley
Landover
Buddy Baker
Charelotte
Clyde Lynn
Christiansburg
VHSL Reviews Transfers for Desegregation Rule Change
VHSL Legislative Council considers amending the transfer rule to allow immediate eligibility for extracurriculars for students transferring into desegregated schools within their division. The move follows new federal desegregation directives and would impact cases like the Craddock Granby incident and the Group I-A playoff format.
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Charlottesville
Vhsl Legislative Council
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Craddock
Granby
Blue Comets
Annandale
Area Basketball Schedule Highlights at Blacksburg
Tonight at Blacksburg 9 p.m. Group 2 and Group 3 semi finals and finals. Saturday Blacksburg hosts State finals for Groups 1 B Group 2 and Group 3.
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Blacksburg
Zarley Leads $100,000 Coral Open Tournament
Zarley, a 24 year old college champion from the University of Houston, shot a seven under par 65 to take the lead in the Doral Open. Nicklaus fired a 77 amid rust, while Palmer stands four behind with a 69 as Sanders, Lema, Jacobs and Dolan sit near the top with 66 to 68 in a crowded field at Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Bigack Nicklaus
South Africa
Columbus
Slugger
Kermit Zarley
Yakima
Jash
Zarley
University of Houston
Doug Sanders
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack
Tommy Jacobs
Jay Dolan
Johnny Pott
Jack McGowan
Gordon Jones
Phil Rodgers
Ken Still
Tony Lema
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Visior
French River
Temple Clips Tech
Ron Perry
VPI
New York
Rockingham, N.C
Paul Goldsmith
North Carolina Monitor Speedway
Doug Harvey
Baltimore
NEW International Metro
Ation Wal
METRO
Loudoun ST
Winchester
Vpriday
T Zarley
Cliff’s Tortuga Restaurant
Lamar Sloan Ford
Mustang Corral
Mustang
America
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Valley Ave
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