Off Season Occupations of Reds Players
Major league players spend the winter in various roles. Many study for advanced degrees, attend colleges, work as writers or salesmen, or manage businesses. Several participate in winter leagues in Cuba and Venezuela while others rest, hunt, or work on construction projects back home.
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Cincinnati Reds
Jay Hook
Northwestern University
Mary Fodor
Dearborn
Mich
Jim Maloney
California Berkeley College
Bobby Henrich
Long Beach
Calif
State College
Virginia Brodbeck
Compton
Jim Brosnan
Meyerhoff Co
Chicago
Brooks Lawrence
Springfield
Joe Nuxhall
Hamilton
Unified Funds
Indianapolis
Joe
Gymasium
Duane Richards
Richmond
Ind
Duane
ED Bailey
Knoxville
Tenn
Tommy Dotterer
Dutch
Canada Dry Corporation
Syracuse
N. Y
Roy McMillan
Pasquale Pizza
Pete Whisenant
Hollywood
Don Newcombe
Willie Jones
Broomall
Penn
Vada Pinson
Oakland
Frankie Robinson
Cincinnati
Robby
Mike Cuellar
Orlando Pena
Almendares Club
Raul Sanchez
Ted Wieand
Dutch Dotterer
Rogelio Alvarez
Chico Cardenas
Cienfuegos
Jim O’toole
Caracas
Elio Chacon
Valencia
Cliff Cook
Marlboro
Dave Stenhouse
Estrellas Oriente
Fred Hutchinson
Bradenton Beach
Fla
Cot Deal
Businss
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wally Moses
Philadelphia
Reggie Otero
Whitey Lock
Man
Providence Village
Charlotte
N.C
Whitey
Indians Schedule 31 Exhibition Games In Spring Plan
The Cleveland Indians unveiled a 31 game exhibition slate running March 12 to April 17. They will not tour east with the Giants this year, break camp in early April, and face American League teams in New Orleans three Florida cities and Mobile Alabama.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Memphis
Tenn
Indians
San Francisco
New York Giants
New Orleans
Florida
Mobile
Ala
Williams Says Salary Far Less Than Reported
Ted Williams testified in Miami before Circuit Judge George Holt that his 1959 salary was $60,000, not the $100,000 reported, and that his total income from all sources was $83,000. He appeared amid a custody support dispute seeking modest monthly increases.
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Fla
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Sox
Williams
George Holt
Ernie Banks Seen as NL's Most Feared Batsman in 1959
Chicago Cubs slugger Ernie Banks was intentionally walked 20 times in 1959, the most in the National League. Hank Aaron had 17, followed by Harry Anderson with 14. Aaron won the NL batting title and slugging crown, compiling 400 total bases in 629 at bats for a .636 slugging rate. Ed Mathews was walked only twice as he led the league in home runs with 46. Jim Gilliam led NL in walks with 96. Wally Post struck out most times, 101.
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Cincinnati
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Harry Anderson
Philadelphia
Ed Mathews
Aaron
Banks
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Jim Gilliam
Los Angeles
Wally Post
Bowling Standings and High Scores Reported
Bowing league results list teams Beasiey Mathews Belk Simpson Campus Barbers Williams Plumbing Athens TV and Commonwealth Telephone. Results include weekly matches with postponed games. High series Ted Williams 2714 and high game Gene Green 578 with top bowlers led by Chuck Wiles and Gene Green.
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Beasieyg & Mathews
Athens
Aes
Campus
Belk Simpson
Commonwealth Telephone Ts
Beasiey & Mathews
Williams Plumbing Telephone Co
Athens TV
Ted Williams
Gene Green
Chuck Wiles
Pete Bailey
Mike Hilko
Athens Rollerbowe
Ambassador
Carling
Rollerbow Ane Aime En Ae
Athens Automotive
Martin Heaters
Anes Ee
Reval McBee
Bridgewater Machine
Daft
Ridenour
G. Garland
FB. McGee
Cloyee
Jimanott’s
Dave Strawn
Jack Daft
Liz Ove 1Ro
Ray Duckler
Cievee Martina
Skip Ridenour
Carl Murphys
Erasier Dairy
Stroh's
dJimanott’s
Pontiac
Volkswagen
Shannon's
Pirestone
Carting
Brown
Alabama Meets Penn State in Liberty Bowl Showdown
Alabama and Penn State clash in the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia with CBS televising the Holiday and Bluebonnet games as TV audiences tune in. Clemson faces Texas Christian in the Bluebonnet in Houston while Lenoir-Rhyne meets Texas A&I in the NAIA Hall of Fame Bowl in St Petersburg Florida.
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Bluebonnet
Alabama
Penn State
Philadelphia
Clemson
Texas Christian
Houston
Lenoir Rhyne
North Carolina
Texas A&i
St Petersburg
Fla
CBS
NBC
Nittany Lions Amass 255 Points In 10 Games
Sir Nittany Lions, an Eastern independent, scored 255 points across 10 games. TCU, co champion of the Southwest Conference, is an eight point favorite to beat Clemson, ACC winner. About 70 000 fans expected at Rice Stadium.
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Sir Nittany Lions
TCU
Clemson
Rice Stadium
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George Strode
Joe Gaines
Ft. Knox
Gus Bell
Reds
Jerry Lynch
Lynch and Cotton Enterprises
Pittsburgh
Buddy Gilbert
Pinnacle Stone Center
Knoxville, Tenn
Eddie Kasko
Bob Purkey
Bethel Park
Claude Osteen
Reading
Tennessee
Don Pavletich
Dolores Wilhelm
West Allis
Wis
Franklin Insurance Co
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W. Union
Sinclair
Triple X Motor OK
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
Ohio
Tribe
Bill Roscoe’s
Union St
Athens West Fairgrounds
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
N.L
Cincy Reds
Calvin Griffith
Sheldon Sakowitz
Associated Press
National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athletics
Richie Lucas
Crimson Tide
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Stimson
By Bart
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Nelsonville
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