Twins Plan Early Spring Training For 1967
Minnesota manager Sam Mele plans extra spring effort to counter weather delays and weak first-half offense. With 1966 finishing strong but lagging early, Mele considers Orlando camp timing, home workouts, and split squads to boost pitching and hitting readiness before the season opener.
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Quincy
Mass
UPI
Minnesota Twins
Sam Mele
Sam
Twins
Orlando
Fla
Mele
Puerto Rico
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Golden Gopher
Sam Meerses Top Picks For Twins Starting Rotation
Sam lists top candidates for the Minnesota Twins starting jobs including 25-game winner Jim Kaat Dean Chance Jim Grant Dave Boswell Jim Merritt Jim Perry and rookie Jim Ollum who went 20-8 with Denver last season. Veteran John Klippstein may not return after seeking a deal on his own following spring training invitation.
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Dean Chance
Ron Kline
Dean
Kline
Sam
Jim Kaat
Chance
Jim Grant
Dave Boswell
Jim Merritt
Jim Perry
Jim Ollum
Denver
Minnesota
John Klippstein
Twins
Klippstein
New England ski conditions brief from UPI report
Vermont and Massachusetts resorts report fresh snowfall and base depths with varied conditions. Notable listings include Mount Ascutney, Bolton Valley, Killington, Stowe, Stratton, Sugarbush, Mad River Glen, Okemo, Pico Peak, Mount Wachusett, and many others with new snow amounts ranging from 1 to 8 inches and bases from 6 to 40 inches, describing powder and packed powder conditions and operating status. The bulletin also notes several locations as not operating due to conditions.
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UPI
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Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
Haystack
Jay Peak
Killington
Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Round Top
Stowe
Stratton Mt
Sugarbush
Wildwood Valley
Woodstock Areas
Massachusetts
Amesbury
Benjamin Hill
Berkshire
Blue Hills
Boston Hill
Hamilton
Hartwell Hill
Indianhead
Jiminy Peak
Rowley
Thunder Mt
Mt. Wachusett
Mt. Wachusetts
Mt. Watatie
Rhode Island
Supreme Court Next Step In Gridiron Libel Case
The Supreme Court will hear Curtis Publishing Co. bid to overturn a $460,000 libel award to Wallace Butts, former Georgia athletic director. Curtis argues Butts was a public official under New York Times v. Sullivan, a key point in the case tied to the 1962 Georgia Alabama game allegations.
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Saturday Evening Post
Frank Graham Jr
Butts
University of Alabama
Paul Bear Bryant
Alabama
Atlanta
George Burnett
Curtis
New York Times
Georgia
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