Yankees rally past Senators as Mantle injures hamstring
New York tops Washington 8 0 in the Presidents opener but loses Mantle to a spring hamstring setback. Tom Tresh doubled and Bill Robinson homered as Mel Stottlemyre held the Senators to two runs in seven innings. The Reds beat the Dodgers 6 1, Pepitone tripled for the Yankees.
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Yankees
Ralph Houk
New York
Mickey Mantle
Houk
Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
Mantle
Stottlemyre
Pepitone Triloser
Yanks
Elston Howard
Senators
D.C
Charlie Smith
Field Roller
John Kennedy
Dodgers
Proson and Johnson homer as Reds top Dodgers in opener
In a rough first inning surge, Proson and Johnson launched first inning solo homers for Cincinnati off right-hander Bob Miller who shifted from the bullpen to the Dodgers rotation. The Dodgers battled back late but Cincinnati held on for the win in a game filled with misreads and miscues.
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Proson
Johnson
Cincinnati
Bob ‘Miller
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Chimati
Reid Bacon
Los Angeles
Cinioati
Pinson
B. Johnson
Simpson
R. Miller
Teres de de Maloney
Totals from Washington versus New York game summary
In a reduced and garbled box score entry Kennedy led at-bats with hits for Washington while New York posted 7 runs and Washington 28. Pitchers Stoktiemyre earned the win and Richert took the loss as Robinson and How contributed on offense.
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New York
Washington
E—Kennedy
Fastington
Tresh
Kennedy
Whitaker
Jane Hrw. Robinson
E. How
Escalation on the Diamond LBJ Fires a Record 3
President Lyndon B. Johnson, described as a former first baseman in better baseball days, pitched in the opening game of the 1867 season as the Washington Senators played. He focused on the game, enjoyed hot dogs, and chatted while watching portions of the match.
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D.C. Stadium
Washington, D. C
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington Senators
Margaret Chase Smith
Rlaine
White House
Green Bay Signs Fifth Draft Pick and Free Agents
Green Bay announces the signing of fifth round pick tackle Jay Bachman from Cincinnati and adds free agents Jerry Moore guard and Tom Schaeffler fullback from Bethune Cookman and Chattanooga respectively. The report notes Bachman signed with the Packers and details other roster moves.
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Green Bay
Wis
Jay Bachman
University of Cincinnati
Green Bay ‘Packers
National Football ‘League
Monaday
Bachman
Packers
Jerry ‘Moore
Bethunel
Cookman
Fla
Tom Schaefilfer
Chattanooga
Wildlife Club Meeting in Marion Hosts Mourning Dove Film
The Wildlife club of Cedar Rapids and Marion will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the basement of the R E C building in Marion A movie on mourning doves will be shown.
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Wildlife Club
R.E.C
Wildlife Club of
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Doves and Wild Game Discussed by Wes Newcomb
Wes Newcomb, U.S. game agent from Des Moines, will lead a discussion on the status of doves in relation to wild game hunting.
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Wes Newcomb
U.S
Des Moines
Augusta National After Masters We Play With Brewers Course
Agusta Ga Monday morning tour of Augusta National after Masters with Brewer’s win fresh in memory. Writer Maury White and colleague join 19 999 spectators as gatekeeper Jane Schrader observes. We hire Smitty and Carl as caddies and recount mishaps on No 12 Golden Bell and No 18, noting the course’s beauty and dust brown areas beyond the ropes.
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Gay Brewer
Augusta National
Brewer
Cliff Roberts
Maury White
Des Moines Register
Schrader
Jane Schrader
St.,Peter
Jane
Smitty
Julius Boros
Carl
Maury
Julie Boros
Julie
Georgia
Krol Praises C R pitching as St Pete wins 20
Cedar Rapids Cardinals manager Jack Krol says he is satisfied with his pitching as his team loses 20 to Ron Plaza's St Petersburg club. Dale Meier started and lasted five innings giving up both runs while Fred Covey pitched four scoreless frames. Raul Guerrero led C R with two hits and Reggie Cleveland, sent from C R, pitched six innings. The clubs plan to break camp April 20 and travel to Cedar Rapids for the opener.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Ron Plaza
Jack Krol
Krol
Dale Meier
C.R
Meier
Fred Covey
Raul Guerrero
Dewey Freeman
Fred Dyer
Reggie Cleveland
Plaza
St. Pete
Cedar Rapids
Guthrie
Bob Bruns
Emoma Seger
Covey
Lannéna
Cleveland
Borbon
Stone
Dahn Named High School Coach of the Year by Knights
Gay Dahn veteran Jefferson basketball coach who led the 1967 class AA state title is named High School Coach of the Year by the Knights of Columbus. He will be honored at the third annual KC banquet on a Wednesday in April with past honorees Ted Lawrence and Hal Krizan. Ralph Miller will speak. tickets are $3 and attendees include ladies and children.
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Jefferson
Knights of Columbus
Dahn
K. C
Council Club
Jeff
Ted Lawrence
Washington
Hal Krizan
Ralph Miller
K.C
Graham Hill Clinches Third US Grand Prix Victory
Graham Hill, the triple winner, has secured his third United States Grand Prix triumph. He clinched the race as the event marked its eighth running, reflecting his consistent Formula One success at this venue.
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England
Graham Hill
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