Dodgers Fall as Giants Rally in Spring Exhibition
The San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-0 in a spring exhibition, with Koufax and Drysdale charged for six runs on 10 hits in their first tuneups since a salary holdout. Jim Hart drove in four runs with two homers for the Giants as Tom Haller and others contributed against the Dodgers in Mesa.
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Nicklaus Doubts Masters Favorites as 1966 Field Gears Up
Jack Nicklaus dismisses talk of an easy Masters title saying many golfers can win. He bets a 278 score could win and notes that long drives do not guarantee victory. He names Arnold Palmer and Gary Player as top rivals while acknowledging his own chances against a strong field.
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Greybeards Feel Ax At Cutdown Time
Major league clubs trimmed rosters to a 28 man limit as veterans were sent down. Cincinnati Reds optioned three players to minors and waived pitcher Roger Craig, who had played for the Dodgers and Mets. Charley James and Chris Cannizzaro also moved, with Cannizzaro traded to Richmond for Don Dillard. Dillard went to the Mets’ camp as the Phillies beat St. Louis 9 in a game highlighted by Ray Herbert and Grant Jackson.
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Roger Craig
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New York Mets
Reds
Buffalo
Jim Duffalo
Dom Zanni
Charley James
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Pleis
Minnesota
Twins
Frank Quilici
New York Met
Chris Cannizzaro
Craig
Richmond
Don Dillard
Dillard
Mets
Forivent
Braves Early Hits Beat Pirates in Exhibition
Atlanta Braves edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 54 in an exhibition game in West Palm Beach. A four run first inning carried the Braves with two unearned runs. Jerry Geiger hit a triple and Eddie Mathews a double as big blows in the rally.
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Recreation Lady Bowlers Banquet Highlights Club Awards
The Recreation Lady Bowlers held their fifth annual banquet at the VFW Garden Room. Florence Amoroso won high game 244 and the group awarded Mary Pantle high three games 661 Roxann Hajec high average 157 and others for achievement and special honors. Pantle named president with Hajec vice president and other officers elected. several members received special awards and door prizes were shared among attendees.
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Mary Pantle
Roxann Hajec
Mary Jaggi
Leola Cole
Betty Woodruff
Veronica Motuz
Sharon Price
Ruth Ahi
Eee
Ieee Met
Mary Lou Bailey
Alberta van Winkle
Carol Davis
Lucy Nelson
Skelton Produce
A&b Distributors
National Bank
Collier's
Rossbacher Insurance
Corry Bakery
Karen's
Kinley-Dolan
Wilda Courtney
Doris Lucie
LaVonne Font
Diane Ahl
Shirley Tripp
Lucy Maedje
Lena Sawehyn
Pa Kegler Leads ABC in Rochester Bowling Tourney
John Wilcox 19 of Williamsport Pa leads the American Bowling Congress all events in Rochester after posting 2004 total with 613 doubles and 718 singles. Ernie Roche of Chicago led the singles. Tran Ward of Philadelphia sits fifth in all events with 1912.
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Tran Ward
Philadelphia
Seven keglerettes display trophies at Sales Recreation League banquet
At the annual banquet last night seven keglerettes showcased trophies. Seated are Florence Amoroso Mary Pantle Carol Davis Lucy Nelson. Standing are Roxann Hajec Mary Lou Bailey Alberta Van Winkle. Journal photo by Loveland.
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Sa@les Recreation League
Florence Amoroso
Mary Pantle
Carol Davis
Lucy Nelson
Roxann Hajec
Mary Lou Bailey
Alberta van Winkle
Loveland
Bowling cards show multiple high scores in local leagues
Four bowlers posted 500 series as VFW Ladies B League closed its season. Mary Sandberg led with 172 183 172 while Jackie Benson 170 164 171 and others topped the scores. Industrial and Elk Antler Leagues entries listed with individual scores and standings.
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Thelma Paulson
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Sally Joy
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Elma Cole
Barb Raymond
Penny Clabbatt
June McEldowney
Angie Crapser
Ruth Slayton
Florence Lamielle
Mary Sayko
Millie Baressi
Fred McEldowney
George Haenel
Tom Shaw
3 Swanson
Les Utegg
Clint McCray
Chuck Jackman
Francis Johnston
Superior Cleaner
Frank's Auto R&b Dist. Co
Fitch Motors
Correction of Scout Roles for Naval Academy Not Military Academy
Correction note states Willard Gibson and Tom Cragg are scouts for the U S Naval Academy, not the Military Academy. It explains Gibble has performed this role for several years and Cragg recently joined with his help.
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Favor Dodgers To Win Pennant
Las Vegas odds list the Dodgers as 2-1 favorites to capture the National League pennant as Koufax and Drysdale return to the rotation. San Francisco and Cincinnati follow at 3-1, with Pittsburgh 6-1 and Chicago 50-1 among others. In the AL, Baltimore and Minnesota lead at 3-1 with New York and Detroit at 5-1.
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Te le National a artatert tickets sell out fast in Louisville
Tickets went on sale yesterday in Louisville for Te le National a artatert and were sold out by early morning, indicating high demand for the event and strong local interest.
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Clay Must Produce $26,250 Or Go To Jail
Cassian Clay faces jail or payment of 26250 after contempt for missing court on alimony. A compromise set 5:30 p.m. Thursday for payment including 22500 to Sonji, 1000 for hearing expenses, and 2500 to cover the first two installments, with prior bounced checks and failed offers noted.
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Red Smith and Vince Scully Win NSSA National Awards
Salisbury North Carolina AP coverage reports Red Smith of the New York Herald Tribune and Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully of the Los Angeles Dodgers receiving NSSA national awards for 1965. Smith had won four times before. Scully earned his first NSSA award. A separate item notes a missing home plate discovery at Forbes Field during field measurements.
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N. C
Vince Scully
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Smith
New York Herald-Tribune
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Scully
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh — Sons
Forbes Field
Pirates
le Dunn
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