Yankees Break Up The Yankees In Winter Moves
In Fort Lauderdale AP report, New York trades and retirements reshape the team. Clarke at second Amaro at short Smith at third. Maris Boyer Richardson exit. Mantle and Pepitone shift positions. Rob inson and Charley Smith fill third base. Mantle to first. Pepitone to center. Tresh takes left. Howard and Gibbs battle catching duties.
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Andretti Hopes for Faster Travel and Strong Yankee Arm
The report notes Andretti and Whitey Ford in a tense discussion about pitching speed and health. The Yankees signed Ford to a 65 000 dollar deal as manager Houk plans two of his starters around Mel Stottlemyre and Jim Bouton with others from Al Downing and Fritz Peterson.
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Track notes show moves in short races for key runners
Washington coach Harold Wilkinson and Jeff mentor discuss lineup changes to boost points at the meet. They praise quarter-milers Jonn Hotchkiss and Tom Karras and highlight Rick Freese’s 880 yard run in 2:01.1, finishing ahead by 30 yards.
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Earl Monroe Tops NAIA Scoring Pace At 41.5
Earl Monroe of Winston-Salem North Carolina led the NAIA in scoring with a 41.5 point average in final rankings, the highest since Bevo Francis. Willie Scott and Hank Sterken followed, while Al Tucker set a career tournament record with 471 points in 15 games. Monmouth and Ashland posted notable season marks in rebounding and defense.
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Andretti Plans Double Dash In Atlanta And Sebring Races
Andretti eyes Sunday Atlanta 500 after attempting Sebring 12 hour endurance on Saturday. Yarborough dominates pole qualifiers in Atlanta events while other drivers bid for remaining berths. Yarbrough escapes minor crash and plans Friday comeback.
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Akron Wins AAU Title in Denver Thriller
Akron defeats Bartlesville Oklahoma 77 to 72 to claim the national AAU basketball championship before 4000 fans in Denver. Guard Vern Benson limited Bartlesville star Harold Sergent, while Ed Corell led Akron with 16 points and three teammates scored in double figures. Denver beat Chicago Saints for third place 76 to 67.
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Pott Leads Greensboro Open After 65 In First Round
Johnny Pott shot a bogey free 65 to grab a two stroke lead at the Greater Greensboro Open. Doug Sanders George Archer and Dave Stockton are two back in a field that includes Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros.
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Hat Trick Propels Fort Wayne Over Des Moines 5 4
Captain Len Thomson scored a three goal hat trick two in the final period to lift Fort Wayne past Des Moines 5 4 in IHL semifinals. The Komets take a 2 0 series lead as games move to Des Moines for Saturday and Monday.
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Coe to Bank On Hansen And Crees In Openers
Coe will start Jerry Crees and Jeff Hansen as the Kohawks open at Wartburg Saturday. Coach Glenn Drahn announced the lineup with Mike Loehrer catching and backups including Robert Webster. Sophomores Tom Shannahan and Alvin Onaka are set to see action with veteran infielders Al Rowe Dick Smith Bill Wendling and Dan Edmondson.
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