Killebrew Switched Again Still Swings a Big Bat
Harmon Killebrew, moved yet again this season, opens at first base for the Minnesota Twins after stints at outfield and third. Readers learn of his power, size, and stubborn impact on the lineup as opening day fan numbers dip and a president throws the first ball.
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Donohue Named New Coach At Holy Cross College
Jack Donohue was named head basketball coach at Holy Cross College in Worcester Mass He is 33 and previously coached Power Memorial Academy in NYC Since 1958 He succeeds Frank A Ostring Jr Alcindor the 7 foot high school star was not promised a spot at Holy Cross Donohue carries a 250 46 career coaching record at Power Memorial and other posts
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Three Pownal Winners In Tonight's Feature Pace
In Green Mountain Park harness action Millie leads a strong field of pacers in the feature eighth. Lill ie from the pole steers with Josh Elliott. Don Brewster from post four with Ed Demo. Mary Jean Scot a New England invader with Irv Foster. Cuf blanking out as a contender from post two with Bill Allen. Runners include Jim Blaze Castle Gate Keystoner Liz and Tarr's Blackstone as the rest of the nine race card unfolds tonight with post time 8 10 p.m.
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Green Mountain Park Horsemanship Results Apr 12 1965
Multiple harness races at Green Mountain Park on Monday with Ozark Hanover winning first mile trot and a Daily Double key. Notable horses include The Merchant City Limit Polly's Boy Birchcrest Duffy Grand Wil and Spirit Frisco with times around 2:16 to 2:21 for mile trots and paced legs. Attendance reported 1,729 with handle 378,045.
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UVM Grid Team Faces Fresh Season With Large Tryout
Burlington UPI reports University of Vermont coach Bob Clifford expects 57 candidates for fall football, depleted from the 8-1 record last season. Team leaders include Captain Rusty Brink Scott Fitz and Jack Schweberger, with many starters gone. Clifford calls the Cats the greenest in four years at the state university.
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Hoosick Falls Bowlers Banquet Honors Junior League Wins
Hoosick Falls N Y Saturday noon Bar BQ Recreation marked the wind up of the Junior League Bowling tournament. The Rollickin Rollers won trophies for Pete Melesky Mike Shea Bob Nowak and Bob Melesky. Class A high average Bob Nowak 162 high triple Jim Bulson 535 high single Pete Melesky 222. Class B high average Jody Pokines 124 high triple John Kane 478 high single Mike LaRoche 202. The Junior League members are boys 10 to 16 from the community who bowl Saturdays at the recreation center.
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Pirates Send Three Players to Minor Leagues on Recall
PITTSBURGH Pirates optioned Jerry May Phil Cunningham and John Gelnar to the Columbus Jets of the International League Monday and sent Carl Taylor to Ashville of the Southern League. The players are on 24hour recall.
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Broncos ink Gilchrist on 25 percent raise after trade
Denver Coach Mac Speedie confirms Cookie Gilchrist has signed a final Denver contract granting a 25 percent raise from his Buffalo Bills salary. Gilchrist was traded to Denver last month for Billy Joe in a deal that reshapes the Bills and Broncos backfields.
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Perfection Sought At Benhi Olympics
Benhi hosts annual Olympics in the gym tonight at 7 30 with a parade of athletes by grade. Junior high perform forward and backward rolls. senior high tumbling includes forward and backward flips and six plus foot hurdles. Duane Knapp shines with a perfect backward flip. Final acts feature vault, trampoline, rings, parallel bars and new rope use. Greg Croft leads on the trampoline with flips. Richard Bird on rings does a double cut off. Kermit Eggsware and Brad Dewey on parallel bars perform hand stands and cutoffs. Equipment breaks challenge practice after three weeks of hard work. In Cleveland, Ted Abernathy traded to Indians. Ray Barker acquired to keep roster at 28 for tonight’s AL opener vs Los Angeles.
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