Giants’ big money stars carry San Francisco flag hopes
PHOENIX Ariz UPI The San Francisco Giants reshaped their roster in December trading Len Gabrielson for Norm Siebern and bringing back Mike McCormick for Bob Priddy and Cap Peterson. The club relies on stars Willie Mays Willie McCovey Juan Marichal Gaylord Perry and Jim Hart to chase the pennant as spring drills focus on strengthening the infield double play and bullpen with Haller Barton Dietz and Hiatt behind the plate.
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Ariz
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Len Gabrielson
California Angels
Norm Siebern
Giants
Mike McCormick
Washington
Bob Priddy
Cap Peterson
Siebern
Los Angeles Dodgers
McCormick
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Jim Hart
Herman Franks
Mays
Babe Ruth
Marichal
Don Juan
McCovey
Hart
RBI
S. Perry
Franks
Dodgers
Pirates
Jay Alou
Ollie Brown
Perry
Bob Bolin
Ron Herbel
Ray Sadecki
San Francisco
Ray
Candlestick Park Beer Garden
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Lindy McDaniel
Frank Linzy
Joe Gibbon
Hal Lanier
Tito Fuentes
Tom Haller
Bob Barton
Dick Dietz
Jack Hiatt
Rangers Hold Second Place After 3-3 Tie With Black Hawks
Rangers move into sole second in the NHL after a 3-3 draw with Chicago. Vic Hadfield scores twice and Reg Fleming adds one for New York while the Hull brothers pace Chicago with all their goals. Toronto loses to Montreal 5-3 as J C Tremblay scores twice for Montreal. Ralph Backstrom Henri Richard and Jean Beliveau also score for the Canadiens. Ron Ellis and Bob Pulford contribute for Toronto.
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New York Rangers
Vic Hadfield
Rangers
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Reg Fleming
Ranger
Hull Brothers
Black Hawks
Dennis
Bobby
J.C. Tremblay
Ralph Backstrom
Henri Richard
Jean Beliveau
Ron Ellis
Bob Pulford
Maple Leafs
Strikes Splits and Spares Bowling Singles and Triples
The bowling note records high singles for players P Lindsey 209 D Bourgeois 189 F Snow 187 and high triples for several with names Lindsey Snow Vince Cameron Marsha Hyland Downing Dubuke Burke Montgomery McMahon Hattat. Standings show Pownal Valley 6444 The Villager 6214 Bellemare & Sons 6114 Gladstone's Shoes 6147 Tri Mont Texaco 6048 Dodge Industries 5058 Pownal Vols 4959 Paulin's Garage 2484.
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Lindsey
Bourgeois
Snow
Vince
Burke
B. Montgomery
E. McMahon
McMahon
Hattat
Pownal Valley
the Villager
Bellemare & Sons
Gladstone’s Shoes
Tri-Mont Texaco
Dodge Industries
Pownal Vols
Paulin’s Garage
Greene’s Mobilettes
Marty Moore’s
Sleepers
Dragon’s Shoes
Winslow’s Whirlers
Hawks Realtors
Fienberg’s Furies
Salvatore’s Shoes
Powder Box
Caracciola R, Estate
Co L. White
Finast
Showdown Seen For World's Hockey Crown
In Vienna the United States and Canada clash as favorites with defending champion Russia for the world title halfway through the tournament. Coach Murray Williamson says the U S team aims to upset and finish among the top four, after beating Sweden 4-3 and losing to the Czechs 8-3. Russia routed Sweden 10-0 in Moscow in a prelude to Vienna play.
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UPI
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Canada
Russia
U.S
Murray Williamson
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Williamson
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Moscow
Sanders aims to erase 1966 Pensacola blunder duel with Brewer
Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer rekindle a personal duel at the Pensacola Open, seeking not only the $75,000 prize but also to settle last year’s memory lapse. Sanders hopes to prove his ability on the 6,419yard course while Brewer looks to show he can win with Sanders in the field. Notables in the field include Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Dan Sikes. Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper are absent.
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Pensacola
Fla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Sanders
Pensacola Country Club
Frank Beard
Doug Ford
Cary Middlecoff
Don January
Brewer
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Dan Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Clay Defeats Folley in Madison Square Garden Bout
Cassius Clay wins by knockout in the seventh round over aging challenger Zora Folley in New York. He hints at future title defenses, pending a U S Court decision on his army induction due April 11.
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Zora Folley
Madison Square Garden
Folley
Clay
UPI
New York
Uncle Sam
Oscar Bonavena
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Cassius
Bonavena
Tokyo
Thad Spencer
San Francisco
Floyd Patterson
Ernie Terrell
Muhammed Ali
Chamberlain powers 76ers past Royals 123 to 102 in playoff chase
Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 points and grabbed shots despite ripping his pants as the 76ers beat the Cincinnati Royals 123 to 102 to even their best of five Eastern Division semifinal at 1-1. Connie Dierking scored 29 and 18 rebounds. Hal Greer and Chet Walker contributed 48 points. St. Louis leads Chicago. San Francisco trails Los Angeles in other semis.
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UPI
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
76Ers
Connie Dierking
Jack McMahon
Wilt
Dierking
Hal Greer
Chet Walker
St. Louis
Chicago
Bulls
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
W. L. Pet
W.L
Phila
San Fran
Los Ang
Maris Breaks Slump With Three Hits In Cardinals Win
Roger Maris ended a spring slump by doubling and three singles to spark the St Louis Cardinals past the New York Mets 7-2. Frank Robinson also homered twice for the Baltimore Orioles in a 5-4 10 inning win over the Chicago White Sox, highlighting two big winter trades.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
Cincinnati
Orioles
Maris
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Yanks
Cards
New York Mets
Chicago White Sox
Battle of the Ages pits AJBC juniors vs older bowlers
Five junior senior AJBC bowlers challenge the elders in a gender mixed clash dubbed the Battle of the Ages. Gene Farrar leads the older team including Jim DeVito and John Griffin, while five youngsters led by S Rice and S LeBarron face them in an April 2 match at 2 p.m. Scores from leagues across the region are cited, with high games posted by Farrar and Griffin and notable performances by Lindsey Snow and Marion Vince among the women.
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Jim DeVito
Fran Snow
AJBC
Gene Farrar
Gene
Jim
John Griffin
Phyllis Lindsey
Marion Vince
Heald Plastics
Prince’s
Pin Jims
Globe Union
B. Davis
D. Dufresne
Armand Lampron
Vermont Bankers
M. Kahwally
Jim Sleeman
Austin Traver
Bob Appel
Bob
Austin
Hoosick Falls
Jerry Bornt
Monk
Joann Bogardus
Mabel Mitchell
Shirley Carroll
Dale Cross
Walt Hyjek
Ron Reeve
Ellie Hyjek
Marilyn Cone
Jean Bushee
Colette Corbett
Wanda Mooney
Steven Shea
Billy Cameron
Pownal
Southern Vermont
Tom Hyland
Pownal Valley
Tri-Mont Texaco
Bellemare’s
Gladstone
Bosox Troubled by Pitching Choices in Winter Haven
In Winter Haven Florida Red Sox manager Dick Williams faced roster questions after a 5-2 win over the Yankees. Jose Santiago Bill Landis and Jerry Stephenson impressed with solid outings as Boston shows depth despite concerns about control and consistency. Yastrzemski and Petrocelli homered to back the pitchers.
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Fla
UPI
Red Sox
Dick Williams
Jose Santiago
Bill Landis
Jerry Stephenson
New York Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Billy Rohr
Landis
Stephenson
Williams
High Flying Killington Pair Flipping to Fame
Killington skiers Tom LeRoy and Hermann Goellner, members of the Killington Ski School, perform front and back flips on snow and trampoline training. They hope to turn ski talents into television sportscasting or hotel ventures, planning a triple flip for Easter. They use special bindings to release skis if off balance, preventing injury.
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Killington
UPI
Tom LeRoy
Hermann Goellner
Red Sox
LeRoy
Goellner
Austria
Loudonville
N.Y
Salzburg
Bavarian
Germany
Art Furrer
New England
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L. Mattison
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Shea, Inc
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Lou Lous
Mrs
Oneida Mkt
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Kool Kats
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Becker
Keough
Dunham
Griffin
Bluto
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Montgomery
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Sonny) Liston
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