Westrum eyes Man of Year as Mets aim for strong start
Westrum talks spring plans as the 1965 Mets rebuild with Stuart, Boyer, Hunt, and McMillan. The club projects a tighter lineup and improved infield, hoping a fast start reversal from last season’s 50-112 finish, with a possible climb to ninth place.
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Mets
Mily
Stenge
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Stuart
Boyer
Ed Kranepool
Ronda
Jim Hickman
Stonefingers
Phils
Ron Hunt
Roy McMillan
Kenny Boyer
Duck Pin Duck Pin Bowling League Scores Report
Health Center Church League action saw United Brethren No 1 win 2 1 over Mt Pleasant as team totals ranged 529 625 563. Artie Kiracofe led UB with 107 140 141 while others like Clifford Nichols 143 and Bob Harrison 119 topped Mt Pleasant. Various church leagues posted strong individual games and doubles including Jerry Sirbaugh 391 for Church of Christ and Cork St Christian winning twice over UB2.
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Mt. Pleasant
Artie Kiracofe
Clifford Nichols
Bob Harrison
Tommy Anderson
Gary Madigan
Philip McKee
Highland Ave
Presbyterian
Church of Christ
Doug Sirbaugh
Lewis McGolerick
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Bill Goforth
Harry Aikens
Cork St. Christian
United Brethren No. 2
Bill Brown
Elwood McIntyre
Don Pless
Ivan Jackson
James ‘Lawyer
Jack Boyd
Congregational United Church of Christ
Mets
Allen Carter
Hugh Hill
Harry Mason
Lois Hill
Donald Day
Earnest Bailey
Stephenson Methodist
Braddock St. Methodist
Braddock St
Dickie Wisecareer
Peachy DeHaven
NYU and Brigham Young Set for NIT Final
NYU outlasted Villanova 69 63 as Bruce Kaplan guarded Villanova star Bill Melchionni in the final minutes. Kaplan led NYU with 21 points while Brigham Young edged Army 66 60 to reach the championship at Madison Square Garden.
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St. Patrick’s
Bruce Kaplan
New York University
Villanova
Violets
Brigham Young
Kaplan
Bill Melchionni
Army
Madison Square Garden
NYU
Lou Rossini
Mal Graham
Graham
Richie Dyer
Melchionni
Charlie Silen
Dyer
Steve Kramer
Cougars
Kramer
Dick Nemelka
Jim Jimas
BYU
Baseball Trailhead in Milwaukee Antitrust Trial
Milwaukee case challenges baseballs antitrust immunity as the state accuses MLB of moving the Braves to Atlanta without offering a Milwaukee replacement. Judge Roller pressed for testimony with 30 subpoenas issued and 250 exhibits, including Continental League status papers from 1960.
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Baseball
Aday
Wisconsin
Braves
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Elmer W. Roller
U.S. Supreme Court
Roller
Qualifying Today At Bristol Seeks new track speed records
Bristol Tennessee AP Qualifying for Sundays Southeastern 500 began with top NASCAR drivers aiming to break the world half mile stock car speed mark. Paul Goldsmith led practice with 85.714 mph in a 1965 Plymouth as asphalt work boosted lap speeds.
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Plymouth
Asheville
N.C
Goldsmith
Speedway
Phalt
Snead Leads In 72-Hole Rio Pinar Open Field
Sam Snead leads a large field at Rio Pinar as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus challenge in the 72 hole event. Nicklaus shot 70 to tie for fourth while Palmer and Player each posted 76. first prize is $21 000.
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Rio Pinar Country Club
Dean Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
John Lotz
Hayward
Calif
R. By Sikes
Joe Campbell
Billy Maxewell
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Bob Shave Jr
Mason Rundolph
Tommy Bolt
Chris Blocker
Jack Rule Jr
Palmer
Celtics Face Possible East Title Loss as Sixers Win
The Philadelphia 76ers moved within one game of the Boston Celtics for the Eastern Division crown after a 115 106 home win over the Knicks. Boston beat the Pistons 123 103 on the road as Wilt Chamberlain delivered 37 points and six late clutch points.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
New York Knicks
Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Wilt Chamberlain
Knicks
Johnny Havlicek
Pistons
Philadelphia
Con
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Boston
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Hawks
Warriors
Rick Barry
Wareriors
Lennie Wilkens
Brooklyn Nets Triumph In Narrow Eastern Showdown
The Associated Press reports on Thursday's NBA results with teams like Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, San Francisco, and St. Louis posting decisive wins.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
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