Marichal Signs Six Figure Pact For 1966
Juan Marichal inked a six figure contract for use of his right arm as the Giants open spring camp in Phoenix Aviz. He vowed to be the game winner in 1966 and will make his first spring appearance Friday against the Angels. Jack Hiatt provided key support in an exhibition, homering in the 10th to lift San Francisco over California 3 2.
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Wills Trade Restores Dodgers Morale, Says Fresco Thompson
Fresco Thompson says the Dodgers morale slump since the World Series and Japan tour was cured by trading Maury Wills to the Pirates for Bob Bailey and Gene Michael. Wills stole 101 bases in 1982 and left mid tour, drawing criticism from Willie Davis and others. Pirate manager Harsy Walker plans to use Wills as a table setter with two to three good years left at third base.
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New Orleans Signs Bob Shaw To Assistant's Spot
The Saints hired receiver coach Bob Shaw, 43, a former CFL and NFL player, joining Tom Fears' staff. The club signed six-foot-hughes Barker, basketball star turned tight end, plus Jimmy Walker and Ron Widby, with an exhibition set for Aug 26 in Portland against San Francisco.
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Indians Seem To Find Relief Pitchers In Chicago Loss
Cleveland loses to the Cubs 54 as John O Donoghue and Steve Bailey provide late innings relief. O Donoghue retires two on no hits in two innings while Bailey pitches the eighth in order. Bailey has 11 innings in six games with no runs allowed and nine strikeouts.
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Alabama to Welcome First Negro Gridder
Washington reports University of Alabama prepares to admit its first Negro football candidate, spring practice starting next Saturday. President Frank Rose says the student has support from Coach Paul Bryant and academic advisors. The candidate is halfback Doe House, an engineering major.
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Chrysler Drops Boycott Threat At Atlanta 500
A spokesman for Atlanta International Raceway said Chrysler will not back the boycott of Sundays Atlanta 500. President Nelson Weaver said Chrysler Vice President Bob Rodgers reported the decision to AIR yesterday.
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Fryman Shaping Up As Starter With Bue Win
Fryman appears to be the leading candidate for opening day starter after four sharp spring outings. He limited the Dodgers to one hit over five innings as Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 4 1. Vernon Law pitched a strong sixth and seventh for the Pirates.
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Russia Wins Fifth World Hockey Title
Russia clinched its fifth straight world hockey championship by defeating Canada in a hard fought final. The United States will play West Germany for fourth place while Chrysler backed cars race in Atlanta were mentioned as a separate note.
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Dick Paver Leads Bowling Scores With 256 At Local Leagues
Dick Paver bowled a 256 to set pace in the McInnes Steel League. Other high scores include Dave Brooks 212, Ed Paver 2144, and Ed Berry 213 as local bowling action unfolds at McInnes Steel Co Office Maint. Also reports on VFW Businessmen Columbus Inn standings and several league results with players such as Ken Canfield 218 and Oscar Joncas 214. A Moose’s-anl Moose’s league recap and a traffic note about elk and cow deaths near Moose, Wyoming are included.
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Celtics Not Overconfident in Game Four Showdown
New York Knicks shocked Boston 132 123 in Boston to force a deciding game in the best of five Eastern Division semifinal. Celtics coach Bill Russell cautioned players not to feel certain of victory after a long streak against New York.
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Clay Wins Draft Delay By Move To Texas
In Houston a draft board says Cassius Clay may be inducted within 16 days if court fights with the Selective Service fail. The switch from Louisville to Houston creates an indefinite delay, with a minimum of one day and likely up to three weeks or a month.
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