Yankees Face Heavy Repairs Beyond Stadium Facelift
Yankees stadium receives a $1 million facelift in Fort Lauderdale as CBS tries to revive the club, but the team still lacks a strong infield and pitching staff. Manager Ralph Houk stays hopeful, noting Mantle at first base could boost an improved outfield with Pepitone Tresh Robinson and Whitaker.
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Houk
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Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Bill Robinson
Richmond
Steve Whitaker
Columbus
Robinson
Atlanta
Clete Boyer
Bobby Richardson
Charlie Smith
St. Louis
Horace Clarke
Shortstop
Ruben Amaro
John Kennedy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Amaro
Yanks
Dick Howser
Cleveland
Lou Clinton
Elston Howard
Jake Gibbs
Howard
Norshaft II Sets Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Norshaft Arlington Little League schedules a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at Shafts bury Elementary School announced by Joseph Crossman president of the twin community league. Adults are invited and those seeking managing or officiating roles should attend. Tryouts for positions are expected in two weeks weather permitting with league play set for Memorial Day. The league has a long history producing standout players who moved on to high school and college levels.
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Norshaft - Arlington Little League
Shaftsbury
Joseph Crossman
Crossman
Norshaft Little League
Norshaft Loop
CYO
American Legion
Orioles Favored To Repeat In 1967 World Series Showdown
Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy Snyder lists Baltimore Orioles as 2-1 favorites to win the American League title and reach the 1967 World Series, with Pirates favored in the N L race at 12-5. Giants sit at 3-1, Phillies 5-1, and other clubs span wide odds as season opens.
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Pretense Wins Santa Anita Handicap by Three Lengths
ARCADIA California UP I reports Pretense clinched a three length victory in the $145000 Santa Anita Handicap. The win underscored a strong performance by the standout horse, with jockey and trainer names not listed in the provided text.
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Arcadia, Calif
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Aqueduct Faces Shutdown After Horsemen Strike Vote
New York Aqueduct may pause racing after horsemen voted Monday evening to withhold entries until purses gain an extra one percent of betting pools. HBPA members packed a dining room event with over 300 owners and trainers criticizing static purses amid rising costs. The governor’s budget proposed a half percent add to purses, which the HBPA welcomed as a start, while a Senate bill stalled in the assembly.
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Hot Corner Helps Batting Averages
Two MLB spring exhibitions feature new third basemen Mike Shannon of the Cardinals and Deron Johnson of the Reds thriving at the hot corner. Shannon hits three times to lift his average to .864 in a 6-1 win over the Twins, while Johnson drives in four in a 6-4 Reds win over Detroit after returning to third base.
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Maris
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Houston Astros
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John Miller
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Sorrell
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Cleveland Indians
Pownal Entries Pace Races and Winners Listed
Pownal race entries for Tuesday April 4 1967 show early paces with prize money from 550 to 1000 dollars across ten divisions. Notable horses include Derb Silverheels Cross Fire One Nazarian and Mischief Kile O Meara with a dense list of riders and nondisclosures marked ND.
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Scotch War—Andersen
Verna Duke—Leary
Thataway—Fleming
Double Brewer
Colby G. Barney Duke—McFarland
Baby Billy—DeFilippis
Symbolinn—Cross
Simon D.—Schmigel
Major Moraka—Corneilier Hi Los Request—Sadovsky
Fire One—Nazarian
Ritas Dream—Siewierski
Benny Creed
Piacente
Georgiana Molly—Merrill
Mighty Adios
Elm—Tremblay
Cathy J.—Blake
Faro Flyer
Ruth Quinton
Dorothy Time
Rombola
Shell Bomb—Mattison
Katahdin Lady—Hoyt
Meadwood—Morel
Emily Scotch—Blake
Onward Diamond—Mattsiff
Schmigel
Harlan Marie—Lutman
Clever Stone
Nazarianne
Davy Decker
Bodis
Rhaphodist—Haight
Some Thing—Arthurs
Buskin—Hudson
A.c.’S Nibble—Morrill
Worthy Mark—Kane G
Shadydale Biscuit—Folger
David A.—Mattison
van Mite—Allen Ae Gypsy Zephyr
Morrill Worthy
K.—Lutman
Pace
Pleasant Echo—Arthurs
Meadow Scott—Collette
Rucky Saphire—DiMeo
Navy
Kane
Cherokee Kid—Zofrea
Circus Candy—Merrill
Tite Rope—Nd
Seaway
Browne
Palmer Tops Money Leader With Greensboro Open Finish
Arnold Palmer regained the lead in 1967 official money by finishing third at the Greater Greensboro Open. He earned 9,375 dollars, boosting his total to 54,673.21 dollars and surpassing Julius Boros as top money winner.
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