Trades Weigh Down Reds and Cardinals in Spring Highlights
The weekend wrap shows Frank Robinson and Bill White trades shaping rosters as Cincinnati drops Jack Baldschun while St Louis deals Art Mahaffey to the Mets. Other clubs shuffle pitchers, with Camilo Pascual and Donn Clendenon among sluggers boosting performances in warm Florida and Arizona venues.
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Associated Preas
Frank Robinson
Bill White
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Jack Baldschun
Robinson
Baltimore
Baldschun
Milt Pappas
Dick Simpson
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Art Mahaffey
New York Mets
Jerry Buchek
Tony Martinez
Ed Bressaud
Danny Napoleon
Cash
Twenty One Legion Baseballers Turn Out
Twenty one candidates for the Savings and Loan American Legion baseball team reported to Loveland Field yesterday afternoon. Weather and the field condition permitted a full scale workout as the team plans another practice next Saturday. Any boy missing the first session may report at 3 p.m. The team defends the American Legion 28th District Championship and the Erie County Legion crown, which it has won for the past two years.
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Savings and Loan American Legion
Loveland Field
American Legion
Erie County Legion
Nuxhall Retires From Pitching to Broadcast Reds Games
Joe Nuxhall, the youngest major league pitcher at 18 when he debuted on June 10, 1944, retired from baseball in Tampa to become a broadcaster for the Cincinnati Reds. He pitched briefly in a 13-0 deficit against the St Louis Cardinals before lasting two thirds of an inning.
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Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Alex Johnson
Pat Corrales
White
Dick Groat
Bob Acker
Reds
Jim Duffalo
Dick Stigman
Roland Sheldon
Dom Zanni
Buffalo
Joe Nuxhall
Kansas City
Diego Segui
Jim Dickson
Dick Joyce
Rene Lachemann
Vancouver
Mets
Ralph Terry
Tug McGraw
Rob Gardner
Johnny Stephenson
Sammy Ellis
Curt Simmons
Juan Pizarro
Terry
Camilo Pascual
Ellis
Gary Nolan
Tampa
Bla
Simmons
Chicago Cubs
California
Palm Springs
Calif Pizarro
Washington Senators
Orlando
Fla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Dick Schofield
Claude Raymond
Dodger
Astros
Rusty Staub
Jim Wynn
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Bob Gibson
Bradenton
Reggie Smith
George Scott
Boston
St. Petersburg
Baltimore
Atlanta
Miami
An Kim Palmer
al Kaline
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Sarasote
Cincinnati Reds
Nuxhall
St. Louis Cardinals
Corry YMCA Wrestlers Open AAU in Greensburg
Three Corry YMCA entrants in the Junior Olympic Wrestling championships competed Friday night. Rick Fenno was pinned in the first period by Toby O Neal. Bob Martin lost a 120 pound decision to Ron Heeman. Eric McCray fell by decision to Tony Bucciero. There were 308 boys entered in the event.
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Corry Ymca
Greensburg
Rick Fenno
Toby O’neal
Bob Martin
Ron Heeman
Eric McCray
Tony Bucciero
Martin
McCray
Archer Wins $25,000 At Greensboro Open
George Archer birdied the par 71 Sedgewood course to finish 72 holes at 267, 17 under, breaking the event record and winning $25,000 in Greensboro. Doug Sanders earned $15,000 with 289, Arnold Palmer totaled 271 for $39,375 and led money list after the event.
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Greensboro
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
George Archer
Palner
Sanders
Archer
Sedgewood Country Club
Augusta
Gay Archer
San Francisco
Palmer
Yarborough and Ford Triumph in Atlanta 600 Race
Cale Yarborough led 302 of 334 laps at the Atlanta International Raceway to win the 1967 Atlanta 600 driving a Ford. Richard Petty and Mario Andretti challenged early. Petty blew an engine on lap 197. Dick Hutcherson finished second, Buddy Baker third in a Dodge, with six cautions slowing the pace.
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Atlanta
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
Darlington
Charlotte
N.C
Richard Petty
Randleman
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Atlanta International Raceway
Fairlane
Petty
Plymouth
Andretti
Sebri
Dick Hutcherson
Camden
S. C
Ford
Buddy Baker
Charles Glotzbach
Georgetown
Ind
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N. C
East All-Stars Triumph Over West in College Tilt
In Lexington Kentucky the East squad led by Sonny Dove of St. John’s defeated the West 102 to 93. The East shot 44.4 percent on 90 attempts while the West made 38.9 percent. The West outweighed the East by about 1% inch in height and had one more rebound.
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Aexington
Everett Shelton
Sonny Dove
St. John’s
Sacramento State
Barbara Seel Wins Diving At Regional YMCA Meet
Barbara Seel led the Western Pennsylvania YMCA Girls Regional swimming championships with 130.90 points to take junior division gold in New Kensington. Karen Harcar of New Castle was second with 105.15 and Ard Wain of Armstrong third with 18.80. Nancy Jauter of McKeesport won prep diving with 104.05, Bert Snozik of New Kensington second, Marilyn Peck of Armstrong third. Corry swimmers also placed, with Martha Veishman third in 100-yard freestyle and Kay Kelsey third in 100-yard breaststroke.
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Barbara Seel
Western Pennsylvania Ymca
New Kensington
Barbara
Karen Harcar
New Castle
Ard Wain
Armstrong
Chris Cole
Nancy Jauter
McKeesport
Bert Snozik
Marilyn Peck
Corry
Martha Veishman
Kay Kelsey
Jymiox
B.crowell
M. Leishnan
B. Crowell
D. Meerdink
Prep
Corryites
Bowling results from Northwest and Beaver League events
Bowl-Aire mixed doubles teams and junior senior divisions show scores across multiple bowlers. The report lists participants, frame by frame totals, including Penny Gluyna Debbie Fralick and Gary Goodwill among others, with medley relay and swimming meet results and state qualification notes. The two day YMCA meet drew over 500 entrants, with top finishers earning automatic state meet eligibility.
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Avalon
Penny Gluyna
Debbie Fralick
Gerri Clark
Janice Harned
Mary Lamielle
Paul Goodwill
Gary Goodwill
Louis Catallu
L. Smith
Dale Higley
Bob Katulich
Scott Gross
John McLean
Mark Hammond
Mike’ Gentile
Mike Gluvna
Ronnie Gluvna
Sandy Om
Beckie Kane
Roseanne Caruso
Terry McCray
Dan Dunnewold
Dave Wetmore
Dick Steves
Jim van Cise
Gene Zajac
Dan Corbett
Dennis Rieck
Bob’ McCray
Lanny Fitch
Rod Hulings
Beaver League
M. Rudolph
M. Hileman
C. Cole
2. Harvey
Janet Sample
Jeanne Bracken
M. Leman
1. Sam
Kim Kelsey
Diane Cochran
York
Texas Relays Set Record For Records
Texas Relays added three more marks to a weekend of record performances led by Randy Matson of Texas A&M with a 201 feet 1 inch discus. Jim Ryan powered Kansas to a 9 15.2 world record in the sprint medley while Fred Burton of Wichita State cleared 16 feet 9 1/2 inches in the pole vault. Kansas leads among four meets with five records and ties. Drake and Penn bring two and one respectively. Matson chosen outstanding athlete for discus and shot put. Ryan opened Kansas with a 1 46.1 half mile as Kansas won the medley relay.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Relays
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Matson
Kansas
Jayhawks
Jim Ryan
Fred Burton
Wichita State
Kansas Relays
Drake Relays
Penn
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Bill Williams
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AAU
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Penn State
Joe Paterno
Nittany Lions
Paterno
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Church
North Center St
Dodge
Mac
Barb Seel
Northwest
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J. Chris
L. White
M. Mack
K. Caruso
Jim VanCise
Andy Tomeco
Bern Dunnewold
Harley Taylor
Gary Swart
Dan Clark
Larry Hasbrouck
Moose Dunnewold
Ron Bailey
Gary Zajac
al Aikens
Chuck Mack
Pat Wetmore
Sue Jewell
Sue Munsee
Becky Damon
Diane Holton
Katie Shumsky
Judy McEldowney
Earl Swart
Dana Taylor
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Finance Building
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Reno Carrare
Avery Child
Avery
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Samir
Harry Hi
Brainerd Emilee Trae Balas
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