Prince's Bombs Nadeau's, Keeps Industrial Crown
John Wilkinson scored 33 points from all over the floor to power the Prince's Restaurant team to an 81 45 conquest of Nadeau's in the final round of the Industrial League basketball tournament. The champions exploded for 26 points in the second period to seal the win. At halftime Prince's led 40 17 over the ice cold North.
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John Wilkinson
Prince’s Restaurant
Nadeau’s
Prince’s
Dick Bleau
Nadeau
Bob Nolan
Bleau
Prince
North Benningtonians
Fred Bushee
Butch Corbett
Tony Tomasi
Wheeler’s Sporting Goods
Ed Sweeney
Bob Marsh
Sweeney
Alex Mahar
Ron Reeves
Leon Lemieux
Bill Rudd
Hughes
Sandy and Drysdale Plan 10-Week Japan Tour
Dodgers stars Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale moved toward a 10 week Japan tour to play baseball, risking loss of the 1966 MLB season if they sign. They also signed to appear in the film Warning Shot at Paramount studios, with work starting April 4 and a two week filming window.
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APD
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Japan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Koufax
Drysdale
Paramount Studios
David Janssen
Henry G. Saperstein
Rookie Lefthander Sharp Stirs Red Sox Shaky Winover Astros
WINTER HAVEN FL A 20 year old San Diego southpaw may be the left handed starter long sought by the Red Sox. Bill Rohr held Houston to two hits and one run in four innings as Boston fell 7 2 in eight exhibition losses. Rohr struck out the side in the fifth and drew praise from manager Billy Herman amid a rash of injuries. Boston next meets the Reds with Charton Herron and Santiago slated to start.
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Fla
San Diego
Boston Red Sox
Bill Rohr
Houston Astros
Kansas City Athletics
Red Sox
Sox
Astros
Rohr
Billy Herman
Bob Sadowski
George Smith
Mike Ryan
Winston-Salem
Toronto
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Winston - Salem
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Charton
Gerry Herron
Jose Santiago
Lemaster
Braves
Ken Berry
Johnson
Tom Reynolds
Pete Mikkelsen
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Chicago Cubs
Indians
Cubs
Gary Bell
McDowell
Bob Allen
Cub
Chico Salmon
Tribe
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
California Angels
Bob Barton
Giants
Giant
Charles
Chub) Feeney
Juan Marichal
Boog Powell Seeks Slugging Form In Spring Comeback
Baltimore’s Boog Powell trimmed weight to 240 pounds and belted two homers in a 7-2 win over the Washington Senators as spring play continues. Other camps report Harmon Killebrew and Don Mincher homer spree for the Twins, Dennis McLain and Bill Monbouquette combine on a Tigers win, and Cubs beat Indians 8-6 amid McDowell rough outing.
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Boog Powell
Hank Bauer
Powell
Orioles
Bauer
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Ron Theobald
Ron Clark
Paul Ratliff
Don Gregson
Denver
Chuck Nieson
Jim Jenkins
John Sevcik
Twins
Melbourne
Fla
Dennis McLain
Bill Monbouquette
Killington Pro First at Brodie Mountain
Austrian ski instructor Golliner, 22, won Berkshire's first professional race at Brodie Mountain in Ashford Massachusetts with a 1 20 88. Manfred Krings and Otti Wiedmann finished second and third as crowds cheered from base lodge, windows, and the Blarney Room. Crowded under lights, longtime friends Gollner Blood and Wiedmann competed for top spots while Mt Greylock and Western Massachusetts ski officials ran a smooth event.
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Ashford
Mass
Herman Golliner
Killington
Berkshire
Brodie Mountain
Goliner
Manfred Krings
Mt. Snow
Otti Wiedmann
Windham
N.Y
Gollner
Krings
Wiedmann
Jiminy Peak
Rolana
Brodie Ski School
Frank Weston
Massachusetts
Mt. Greylock
Blood
U S Alpine Championships Open at Stowe With Downhills
The U S Alpine and International ski meet began at Stowe on Mt Mansfield with the women's 5450 foot downhill and the men's 7200 foot course. American prospects included Billy Kidd Dennis McCoy Billy March Jean Saubert and Joan Hannah, while Europeans featured Joosmansen Killy Schranz Favre and Perillat.
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Stowe
UPI
Mt. Mansfield
United States
Austria
France
Switzerland
Canada
Belgium
Joosmansen
Marielle Goitschel
Billy Kidd
Dennis McCoy
Billy March
Jean Saubert
Joan Hannah
Kidd
Bob Beattie
Bennington County junior high tourney opens tonight
The opening round of the Bennington County junior high league basketball tournament for seventh graders will be at 6 30 p m at Bennington High School gym. Arlington faces Manchester in first game and Bennington meets St Francis at 7 30 p m. Finals set for 7 30 Saturday night at Benhi.
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Bennington
Snead Seeks Slice Of Pie In Citrus Open Lead
Slammin Sam Snead, 53, led the Citrus Open after a 66 first round at Rio Pinar, shrugging off the pace as Dean Refram and John Lotz trailed two strokes back with 68. Snead joked he only wanted a share of the purse and planned to head home after the round.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Sam Snead
Rio Pinar
Dean Refram
John Lotz
Refram
Lotz
Snead
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