Mets plan youth oriented rebuild for 1966 season
Ed Kra-nepool Ron Hunt and Greg Goossen along with Tug McGraw and Dick Selma form the Mets nucleus for 1966 as veterans are slated for disposal via trade or release. The club aims to emphasize young prospects, retain a few veterans, and seeks power with a strong hitting center fielder and catcher while counting on pitching depth from McGraw Selma Gardner Sutherland and Bethke.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ed Kranepool
Ron Hunt
Ron Swoboda
Greg Goossen
Tug McGraw
Dick Selma
New York Mets
Mets
Buddy Arreson
Dave Smith
al Yates
Steve Renko
Shawn Fitzmaurice
Rob Gardner
Bill Rohr
Bill Doheny
Chuck Hiller
Bobby Klaus
Joe Christopher
Jim Hickman
Roy McMfillan
Charlie Smith
Johnny Lewis
Bing Devine
George Weiss
McGraw
Selma
Goossen
California
Dodgers
Pennant Race Standings and Schedule Glance
The table shows teams San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati Milwaukee and Pittsburgh with wins and losses and games behind, plus home and away series details. It lists opponents such as Houston New York Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia and notes scattered scores and counts for upcoming matchups.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pitttsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rams Rename Taxi Squad to Ready Reserve Unit
Los Angeles Rams coach Harland Svare announced the team’s taxi squad was renamed the Ready Reserve Unit. He said the new title grants more dignity to players who don’t make the regular squad but stay on call for practice drills, noting the old name originated after a Giants player once rode a taxi to drills.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Harland Svare
Svare
New York Giants
Colts-Saleout Set for Opener at Memorial Stadium
The Baltimore Colts announced that next Sunday's NFL opener against the Minnesota Vikings will be a sellout of 56,562. Capacity will rise to over 60,000 after the Orioles finish their baseball schedule at Memorial Stadium.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Orioles
Softbase Results At Bal l ou Park and Riverside Field
Summary of softball results from Balou Park with Dot’s Grocery and Southern Life showing tied play under time limit, and Riverside Field noting a University District South win by L D S with Nester Bass McDowell and Handy in key matchups.
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Ballou Park
N. Malin Atlantic
Dot's Grocery
Frank and Newman
Young and Jefferson
Grant
Southern Life
COO
N. Pigeon Club Ae
Jones and Newman
Adkins and
Mustain
Riverside Field
N. Main
U.D
L.D.S
Nester
Bass
McDowell and
Handy
Jesus Alou Now Sixth In NL Race
By BEN OLAN NEW YORK AP Jesus Alou helps Giants in pennant race hitting .493 during a 10 game streak since Sept 4 collecting 13 hits in 28 at bats Mays .310 average leads NL while Alou sits sixth with .310 contrast to leader Roberto Clemente .336 Aaron .328 and Williams .313 also prominent in NL AL leaders Yastrzemski .323 Oliva .318 and Robinson .306 pace AL batting. Conigliaro leads AL homers with 28. Colavito 97 RBI. Horton 27 homers remains second in league.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jesus Ajou
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Alou
Giants
San Francisco
Jesus
Mays
Jesus Alou
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Aaron
Billy Williams
Chicago
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Williams
Deron Johnson
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Bowling Results From Riverside and Recreation Center
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes and the recreation center show team scores and individual pins in leagues led by J W Daniel and 7122 Wimpy's with totals ranging from 93 to 177. The women's Mitt League lists players such as Farthing Pribble and Dudley with scores from 31 to 108. In golf news Harold Wilson will present the Ryder Cup to the winning team after matches at Southport on October 9.
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Collie
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London
Harold Wilson
England
Britain
United States
Southport
Citadel relies on defense as 1965 season opens
The Citadel plans a strong defense for 1965 under Coach Eddie Teague as two inexperienced quarterbacks Rhodes and Ogburn lead an offense hoped to improve on last year’s 4-6. Key players include tackles John Reeves and kickers Andresen and Green, with a schedule facing South Carolina, West Virginia, Arkansas State and more.
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S.C
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Eddie Teague
Jete Rhodes
Bill Ogburn
Ogburn
Rhodes
Teague
John Reeves
Vance Caesar
Dick Hanes
Paul Farren
Mike Caldwell
Mike Turnner
Mel Phillips
Tac
Jimmy Fayssoux
Francis Grant
Kroghie Andresen
Pat Green
Green
Mike Coburn
Ken Darby
Kay Safford
Mike Street
Alex Gettys
Rich Stackert
South Carolina
George Washington
Davidson
West Virginia
Arkansas State
East Carolina
Richmond
William and Mary
VMI
Furman
Clay Patterson title bout likely announced in press conference
NEW YORK AP A title fight between Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson for Las Vegas on November 22 probably will be announced at a press conference Tuesday afternoon. Harold Conrad, a press agent, said he had arranged the briefing for the Louisville group that sponsors Clay.
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Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Harold Conrad
Inter-Continental Sports, Inc
Louisville Group
Clay
Louisville
Jim Deskin
World Boxing Association l
Conrad
Patterson
Inter- Continental
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Alt Lewiston
SportsVision
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Clay Patterson
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Terrell
Karl Mildenberger
Chuvalo
Lewiston Quickie
Liston
Fischer Uses Phone To Play In Havana Chess Tourney
In Havana, Borislav Ivkov led Capablanca Inter national Chess Tournament while Bobby Fischer played remotely from New York via telephone teletype. Fischer risked withdrawal if Castro used his participation politically, and Ivkov edged Fischer in the 54 move clash. Ivkov led after 12 rounds with 10 points, followed by Smirnov, Fischer, Geller, and Donner.
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Borislav Ivkov
Bobby Fischer
United States
New York
U.S. State Department
Marshall Chess Club
Havana Libre
Fidel Castro
Fischer
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Ivkov
Russia
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Evtin Geller
Holland
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Eldis Cobo
Hungary
Istvan Bilek
Giants Weigh Trade For Hoyt Wilhelm Reliever
The National League leading San Francisco Giants seek to acquire veteran knuckleball reliever Hoyt Wilhelm from the Chicago White Sox. Wilhelm, 38, pitched for the Giants 1952 1956 before moving to the American League. his 1.92 ERA ranks second in his league. Baseball writer Harry Jupiter reports the White Sox have been contacted about a deal.
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San Francisco Giants
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco Examiner
Wilhelm
Giants
Harry Jupiter
Houston
Tex
White Sox
End Gail Cogdill sidelined with fractured knee
DETROIT AP The Detroit Lions said split end Gail Cogdill has a fractured right kneecap and will miss five to six weeks. He suffered the injury in the second quarter of Sunday's exhibition game against the Washington Redskins. Coach Harry Gilmer said he will use Pat Studstill or rookie John Henderson as Cogdill's replacement.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Gail Cogdill
Cogdill
Washington Redskins
Harry Gilmer
Pat ‘Studstil
John Henderson
Bill Winfrey resigns as conditioner for Phipps stable
Bill Winfrey resigns as head trainer for the Phipps family effective after the New York season. Eddie Neley, 44, will replace him. Winfrey, 49, cited family relocation needs for the Florida school year, as eight children require schooling. His horses last year earned a record 1,350,534 with Bold Lad and Queen Empress top earners. Neloy trailed with 1,111,772 and Gun Bow reached 580,100. Pass the Word won the New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic recently.
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Bill Winfrey
Phipps
Ogden Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Ogden Mills Phipps
Winfrey
Eddie Neley
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Buckpasser
Neloy
Gun Bow
Hetzel Signs Pro Cage Contract With Warriors
Fred Hetzel from Davidson signed a pro basketball contract with the San Francisco Warriors after turning down an Italian offer from Milan. Hetzel and Rick Barry were first round picks. Barry had signed earlier. Terms were not disclosed.
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Fred Hetzel
Warriors
SAN Francisco
Davidson
San Francisco Warriors
Italy
Milan
National Basketball Association
Hetzel
Rick Barry
Miami
Barry
Franklin Miculi
Alex Hannum
Mieuli
Tom Rolfe Grabs American Derby in Track-Record Run
Tom Rolfe ridden by Shoemaker won the $128,100 American Derby by 2% lengths at Arlington Park, setting a 1 1/16 mile track record of 2:00 2-5. The victory earned $83,100, with Royal Gunner second and Naturlist fourth as Tom Rolfe strengthens 3-year-old and horse of the year hopes. Nichols spoke of outrun by the standout colt, who now heads to Europe for the Arc de Triomphe after a dominant season including the Preakness and Arlington Classic wins.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Tom Rolfe
Arlington Park
Naturalist
Willie Shoemaker
Royal Gunner
Arlington-Washington
Jimmy Nichols
Mr. Pak
Sum Up
Shoemaker
Chal
Europe
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