Dodgers Back in Fold as Koufax Drysdale End Holdout
Dodgers stars Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale return to spring work after a lengthy holdout. They seek a catcher to practice with and discuss fresh terms with GM Buzzie Bavasi. The pair, weighing about 197 pounds, report good health and say they are eager to play.
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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Disappointing 65 Not Disillusioning For Keane Yankees
fragmented OCR note discusses Johnny Keane and the New York Yankees with mentions of Fort Lauderdale Florida and 1960s era players Bouton Ford and a game winner. The passage is garbled but centers on reaction to the 1965 Yankees season and managerial context. The source reads as a clipped, irregular sports note from a late period.
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Osteen Dropped From No 1 Spot as Spring Warms Up
Dodgers righty Claude Osteen struggles in a 3-2 loss to Cincinnati after retiring the first 18 Reds hitters, ending with a ninth inning single. The report notes other spring results including Bunning, Perry, and MeDowell, plus Mets, Twins, and White Sox wins in Wednesday action.
Major League Results Reported By The Associated Press
Major League results show Detroit 11 Atlanta 7 and Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 3 Boston 3 Chicago 4 Baltimore 2 San Francisco 15 California Chicago 8 Cleveland 5 Minnesota 3 Houston 3 Washington 2. Games listed include Philadelphia Baltimore at Baltimore West Palm Beach Chicago New York St Peters San Francisco Cleveland Tucson St Louis Detroit Lakeland Kansas City Houston Coosa Florida Minnesota Cincinnati Tampa Pittsburgh Fort Lauderdale and New York.
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Texas White Tops Texas Orange In 26-9 Scrimmage
In Austin the White team defeated the Orange 26 to 9 in a spring football drill before about 2,500. Sophomore QB Hill Bradley scored on runs of 5 18 and 19 yards while completing 9 of 19 passes for 19 yards. Orange QB Andy White threw 11 of 12 for 126 yards and scored on a short run. David Conway kicked a 35 yard field goal for Orange. Sophomore RB Chris Gilbert added the White TD. Next spring scrimmage to be held under game conditions remains scheduled for 7220 ppm, Tuesday.
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Ninth Inning Woes Hit Two SWC Pitchers
The ninth inning proved costly for two Southwest Conference pitchers. Texas starter Robert Wells lost his control in the final frame against Southern Methodist, leaving with a lead, two outs, and bases loaded. Tommy Moore relieved to end the threat and preserve Texas’ lead as the Longhorns matched Texas A&M in the conference race. Texas A&M’s Tommy Chiles scattered six hits in a 4 1 victory over Rice, but exited in the final inning after two singles with one out. Bill Johnson came on as the fireman, retiring the next two to keep A&M atop the standings at 4 1.
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Canadians Keep Clay Fight Cash Only Temporarily
The Canadian government attached Cassius Clay's earnings from the live gate and Canadian closed circuit revenue after a 15 round decision over Toronto's George Chuvalo. Maple Leaf Gardens promoted the match with Frank Tunner. Ballard said the purse withholds await tax deductions and TV revenue share, with live gate around $150,000 and Clay entitled to 50 percent.
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Barbers Hill Relays to feature Steck and Svoboda stars
Two standout Bay-Tex athletes enter Barbers Hill’s 19th annual Lion's Club Relays. Bobby Steck of Barbers Hill aims to lower the 9.9 clock in the 100 yard dash after two 10 flats this season and a previous 9.9 mark at last year’s meet. Crosby’s Tommy Svoboda, a junior, has set two 880 records this season and seeks faster times after a district finish and recent strong showings at Waller and Oiler Relays. Both seek new marks on Saturday.
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