Dodgers Lose Willie Davis To Broken Ankle Before Opener
Los Angeles centerfielder Willie Davis broke a bone in his left ankle and will miss the April 10 opener. Lou Johnson accompanied him from Florida with potential ulcer symptoms. Other spring notes include Mantle back from a pulled hamstring and Marichal’s bullpen return for the Giants.
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Soccer Coach Named As A D At Penn
Philadelphia AP report that Charles R. Scott, longtime soccer coach, becomes interim athletic director at the University of Pennsylvania as the school seeks a permanent successor to Jerry Ward. Ford says he was fired two weeks ago amid accusations over tutoring funds. Penn officials cite a need for stronger communication with coaches and students. Scott has served as soccer coach for 24 years and as assistant athletic director since 1959.
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Florida Derby Seen As Major Test For Reflected Glory
Reflected Glory trains for the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park with jockey Velasquez steering him in a 1 1/8 mile test against top 3 year olds like In Reality and Great Power. The $99,400 first prize highlights a stacked field as 11 contenders aim for the prep’s triple crown relevance.
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Pirates wallop Senators in Grapefruit League tilt
The Pittsburgh Pirates collected 13 hits in a 11-4 win over the Washington Senators in a Grapefruit League game in Fort Myers. Bill Mazeroski Donn Clendenon and Manny Mota each had three hits for Pittsburgh while Dick Nen and Jim French hit triples for Washington. Steve Blass earned the win, allowing five hits and one unearned run in five innings.
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Penn Graduate Seeks Permanent Replacement
A 1946 Penn graduate notes a special committee will be appointed by Harniwell to find a permanent replacement for an unspecified position.
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Legion Baseball Signups Sunday At Wright School
All boys interested in playing with the American Legion team meet at Wright Street School Sunday at 2:30. Jim Hammond, team manager, says Corry Savings and Loan Association sponsors the project and activities may begin soon regardless of weather.
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Broncos Sign Two AFL Rookies Neal Sweeney Mike Cullin
The Denver Broncos announced on Thursday the signing of two players for the 1967 AFL season. Neal Sweeney from Tulsa and Mike Cullin from Slippery Rock College joined the roster.
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Baltimore's Hank Bauer Emphasizes Fastball For Orioles Pennant Push
In an interview from Miami Hank Bauer former Yankee and Orioles star credits fastball pitching for Baltimore’s success. He cites Moe Drabowsky Jim Palmer Wally Bunker and Dave McNally as key fastball artists and recalls Bauer's own long major league run including a record 17 straight World Series games with a hit.
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Not Running In Mile Ryan To Help Team Aim At World Records
Kansas sophomore Jim Ryan leads relay efforts at the Texas Relays aiming for world marks in sprint medley and distance baton events. Randy Matson of Texas A&M competes despite a hand injury as Ralph Boston, the broad jump record holder, appears in a special event. The four minute mile chase centers on Richard Romo, with the current meet record at 4 00.5 set by Wes Santee.
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Indians Give One To Cubs
In Tucson a 6-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs closed the Indians exhibition schedule. Cubs hammered 14 hits off three Cleveland pitchers while manager Joe Adcock lamented sloppy fielding and failed signs as the Tribe failed to look respectable in a rough game.
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Local Bowling Scores and Player Roster Highlights
The article lists names and scores from Bowl-Aire National and Bowl-Aire American B competitions in Erie County. Participants include Herb Morton Ann Gluvna Ann Crosscut Marie Wotus Joan Coleman Clara Hill Florence Lamielle and many others with scores like 165 185 183 533 and 225 603.
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Ann Crosscut
Marie Wotus
Joan Coleman
Clara Hill
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Florence Amoroso
Rose Welden
Joanne Terwilliger
Donna McEldowney
Bowl-Aire National
Erie County Plastics
Elgin Electronics
Dexter Grenz
John Bulard
Joe Malek
Stan Butcher
Bowl-Aire American
Corry Beverage
Meadow Brook
Dave Brooks
Jack Armitage
Rick Culver
Earl Bailey
Walt Gronostar
Cy Gluvna
Perry McCray
Bob Damon
Harold Steves
George Cooklis
Golfer Receives 15000 in Head Injury Verdict
Pro Raymond Graboski was awarded 15000 by an Allegheny County jury for injuries from 1963 when hit by a golf club during the Western Pennsylvania Open at Churchill Valley. The defendant Steve Savor of Cheswick caused the accident.
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