New York And Phila Te Cop Major Flags
Sports editor previews the 1960 season with bold predictions for all 16 MLB clubs including the Yankees, White Sox, Orioles, Indians, Tigers, Twins, Angels, Red Sox, Senators, Athletics, Phillies, Cardinals, Reds, Giants, Dodgers, Cubs, Braves, Pirates, Astros, Mets. Key names appear: Yankees roster talk, Frank Howard, Dick Stuart, Bo Belinsky, Ralph Terry, Rocky Colavito, Jim Landis, Mike Hershberger.
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NEW York Yankees
Yankees
Pedro Ramos
Jake Gibbs
Chicago White Sox
John Romano
Jim Landis
Mike Hershberger
Hanover Teams Prepare For Openers In 1965 Baseball And Track
Hanover's 1965 season shows ambition to rebound from a 7 18 record with aggressive baserunning and early practice. Baseball coach Bob Abersold and Gary O'Neal emphasize improved morale and depth as eight returning lettermen shape a faster, stronger squad. Track coach Wade Roby guides a 30 man team dominated by freshmen aiming to surpass last year's Hoosier Conference third place, while veterans Taylor and Indiana Central loom large. The teams will play 12 contests away and four at home, against Cincinnati and Cumberland Junior College, among others.
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Baltimore Orioles
John Powell
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Terry
Rocky Colovito
Chuck Hinton
Detroit Tigers
Bill Bruton
Bubba Phillips
al Kaline
Mickey Lolich
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
LOS Angeles Angels
Dean Chance
Bob Lee
Rick Reichart
Costen Shockley
Rudy May
Joe Adcock
Bob Abersold
Gary O’neal
Hanover
O'Neal
Ken Trinkle
L. J. Taylor
Gary Hafner
John McKay
Frank Martin
Bob Gambrel
John Thompson
John Slater
Gary Hafer
Jim Gaunt
Jack Stiefel
Panthers
Wade Roby
Taylor
Indiana Central
Sam Moneyhan
Larry Pugh
Hoosier
Victor Highball
Cliff Collins
Bob Miller
Ken Stone
John Lane
Ron Messersmith
Dave Crowell
Jerry Poate
Joe Latrun
Ray Chenault
Ron
University of Cincinnati
Cumberland Junior College
Writer Picks UCLA To Win NCAA Title
A veteran writer predicts UCLA will beat Michigan in a showdown for the NCAA crown after Portland regional semifinals. Michigan relies on Russell and Buntin, while UCLA counters with Erickson Goodrich and relentless defense shaping a likely Bruins title defense.
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UCLA
Bradley
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Bill Buntin
Wolverines
Bruins
West Coast
Wichita
Wheatshockers
Keith Erickson
Gail Goodrich
Russell
Buntin
Indiana
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New York
Phila
Rick Moyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Dennis Bennett
Philadelphia
Dick Stuart
Carl Yastremski
Tony Conigliaro
Washington Senators
Frank Howard
Bob Chance
Woodie Held
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Power
Speed
Colovito
Landis
Hershberger
Charley Finley
Bo Belinsky
Ray Herbert
ST. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Bob Purkey
Tito Francona
Tracy Stallard
Cincinnati Redlegs
Vada Pinson
Jim Maloney
Joey Jay
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
SAN Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Jack Sanford
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Ron Perranoski
Johnny Podres
Tommie Davis
Chicago Cubs
Larry Jackson
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Dick Filsworth
George Altman
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Braves
Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Vernon Law
Bill Mazeroski
Bill Virdon
Bob Veale
al McBean
Roberto Clemente
Bob Bailey
Houston Astros
Mets
Dick Farrell
Bob Bruce
Hal Woodeshick
Walter Bond
NEW York Mets
al Jackson
Ed Kranepool
Joe Christopher
Ron Hunt
Astros
Coleman Hat Shop
W. Main
Jeff Nelson
John Pierce
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Portland
Oregon
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Wichita State
Darkhorse
St. Joseph’s
Providence
Duke
Davidson
First National Bank
Madison
Hanover, Indiana
Frisch’s
ETTE
Madison Bank & Trust Co
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