Mantle Debut Signals Big Switch For Reds and Mantle
The Yankees win 7 1 in a Grapefruit League opener as Mickey Mantle debuts at first base with flawless defense and a tailed highlight. Pete Rose heads to left field for Cincinnati as the Reds pursue a lineup reshuffle. Marichal and Pascual remain unsigned with stalled contract talks as both teams report slow progress.
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Southern Illinois Triumphs as Allen Clutch in NIT Opener
Marshall's 6-foot-9 center Bob Allen sank two free throws at the buzzer and added a bonus shot in OT to lift Marshall over Villanova 70-68. St. Peter's fell 103-58 to Southern Illinois as Salukis show fast-break fire behind Dick Garrett and Walt Frazier.
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Orioles Pitcher Eddie Watt Out Three Weeks
Orioles right hander Eddie Watt from Iowa City will miss the rest of spring training after a base running drill injury. A broken nose and a fracture of the lower rim of the left optical bone with an eye hemorrhage require three weeks of inactivity. Dr. Leonard Wallenstein said Watt’s eye is clearing but he must stay quiet to prevent a recurrence. Orioles open exhbition season versus Minnesota Friday.
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Ritger Tops Field In PBA Buffalo Open Lead
Dick Ritger of Hartford Wisconsin rolled 249 in the final game to take the lead in the PBA Greater Buffalo Open in Buffalo New York. He finished 24 qualifying games with 5249 total, a 218.7 average, 40 pins ahead of John Fabbro. Semi finals reduce field to 16 for 16 more games with top five advancing to televised finals seeking a 5000 prize.
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Refram Leads Citrus Open After First Round
Dean Refram shot a five under par 67 to share the leaders’ pace with Doug Sanders at Rio Pinar. Jack Rule trailed by two as Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Don January and others chased the leaders in Orlando.
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Bert Yancey
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Losing Maury Wills Seen As Minor Dodgers Gap
Dodgers center fielder Willie Davis says losing captain Maury Wills may not hurt the team, even helping them, calling Wills a powerful figure some players disliked. Wills, traded to Pittsburgh for Bob Bailey and Gene Michaels, defends himself, saying he hears nothing about ill will from Davis and notes spring training tensions recur yearly.
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Thalman Named Head Offensive Backfield Coach at Georgia Tech
Atlanta AP reports Robert J. Thalman chosen as head offensive backfield coach for Bud Caron's Georgia Tech staff. The move completes the Yellow Jackets coaching lineup.
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Bob” Thalman
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Davidson Recovering From Bullet Wounds in Bar Shooting
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Ted Davidson is in fair condition after being shot in the stomach and right shoulder outside a suburban Tampa bar. His estranged wife Mary Ruth Davidson, 25, posted bond on a charge of assault with intent to murder after the incident following a violent argument. Davidson, 27, underwent two hours of surgery and is expected to recover. he had been in training with the Reds and posted five wins and four losses last season.
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Greater Buffalo PBA Open on KCRG TV Channel 9
Professional bowling coverage airs Saturday at 2 30 p.m. on KCRG TV Channel 9 for the Greater Buffalo PBA Open on the Pro Bowlers Tour.
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Sooners Lose Top Matman in Big Eight Meet
Oklahoma suffers a setback as 1675 pound Roger Mickish, with a 16-1 season record, will miss the Big Eight wrestling tournament due to a shoulder injury. Coach Tommy Evans notes OU’s title chances fade while Iowa State and Oklahoma State loom with strong weights and unbeaten contenders like Vic Marucci and Ted Tuinstra.
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Crabtree Leads Guttenberg to Semifinal Victory
In Marshalltown the Guttenberg team topped Des Moines 104 87 as Jim Crabtree led with 19 points and teammates including Gazaway and Zenner contributed. Waterloo beat Ames Merchants 87 76 with Jerry Holbrook scoring 23 and Eli Mason 22. Semifinals set for Saturday night.
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Quarry Wins Close Bout In L A In Ring Action
Jerry Quarry 194 pounds outpointed Brian London in Los Angeles. Georgie Johnson 14 outpointed Bobber Finston in Portland Maine. Lincoln San Francisco defeated Jimmy James in San Diego. Geacley Billy Smith 15015 kept ahead of Charier Watson in Galif. Keonixe Artea noted in results.
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