Ford overhead cam talks stir NASCAR rule book
Rumors swirl about Ford's overhead cam engine and potential rule changes as NASCAR president Bill France may visit Ford to assess production status. Chrysler’s stance remains cautious while tensions rise over engine legality and performance prospects ahead of the Atlanta 500 and Bristol 250.
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Astros to bat fastest four first in order this season
Houston manager Grady Hatton plans to top the lineup with four speedsters led by Sonny Jackson and Lee Maye to spark offense. Jim Wynn and Joe Morgan join the pair as the core of a fast, aggressive start, while Morgan and Jackson bring rookie credentials and high stolen base counts.
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Reds holdout over Maloney stalls trade talks
Fresno star Jim Maloney, 25, who pitched two no hit seasons and won 20 games last year, says he wants more than $50,000 and is not available for under that price. Cincinnati Reds say they won’t rush to trade him and may wait for a favorable offer. Maloney notes he has saved money and is not hurting.
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Antitrust Suit Targets Baseball Monopoly Claim
Milwaukee AP report on Wisconsin antitrust action accusing baseball of monopolistic conduct. State presents 7 depositions and 100 exhibits in court while seeking to dismiss the case and press expansion or relocation questions surrounding the Braves move from Milwaukee to Atlanta. Former commissioner Ford Frick and ex-owner Bill Veeck are among figures involved in testimony. The state argues a conspiratorial monopoly aided transfers and blocked a new Milwaukee franchise.
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Dodgers weigh plans with Koufax and Drysdale in doubt
The Dodgers face the possibility of pitching without Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale as spring workouts proceed in Vero Beach. Walter Alston says young arms like Jim Lefebvre could rise, while Koufax and Drysdale press for a $1 million three year deal and Mandy Wills seeks a new contract. Minnesota pitcher Jim Grant also shows dissatisfaction as spring training intensifies.
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Gold Medal Results and team scores from 1947
A compilation of game results and scorers for High Point Chemicals Oak Grove Moravian Mt. Tabor Methodist and Sanford Wilkes Y.M.C.A. with multiple players listed for each team, including H. Smith J. Smith D. Jarrell and W. Kennedy. The record shows point totals and individual contributions across several matches and venues.
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Crazy Queens League Top Scores and Standings
Last night in bowling Krazy Cats led with high team game 507 and high team set 1439 while Jo Ann Snider posted 206 for high ind game. Jerry Floyd led independents with high ind set, GoGo Girls and Willard Fuel led Bunny League with top team marks. In MLB, Sox beat Mets two straight and Cleveland beat Angels 5 2 on Chuck Hinton’s bases loaded triple.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday Shows Mixed Scores
The Associated Press reports a calendar of exhibition games with varied results. Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 5 to 1 while Cincinnati beat Houston 4 to 2. Others noted include Philadelphia 5 Minnesota 3 and Detroit 4 Los Angeles 3.
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Annual Boys Home Tilt Set For Tonight
The NCAA All-Stars meet the Carolinas Conference All-Stars at High Point College gym tonight around 8. A 7 o'clock opener features Greensboro YMCA vs High Point YMCA mites. Notable players include Wake Forest’s Bob Leonard for the NCAA team and Bill Green of HPC for CCC. Proceeds benefit the Boys Home at Lake Waccamaw with tickets sold by the Jaycees and Men's Den.
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Panthers Open Hardball At Home Versus Campbell
High Point College opens its 1966 baseball season today at 3 pm against Campbell. Sophomore Forrest Dover will start on the mound as coach Chuck Hartman fields a lineup featuring Don Cooke, Bobby Harris, Spence Brown, Bob Robertson, Keith Connor, George Lare, Tom Dignan, and either Steve Burns or Darrell Rich at third base. Two more home games follow this week before a road trip.
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Lady Golfers Pick Officers For Year
Vada Keever was elected president of the Furniture City Women's Golf Association at a meeting yesterday at Em erywood Country Club. Women golfers from Blair Park, Emerywood, Willow Creek and Colonial Country Clubs attended. Bonnie Jordan was elected vice president, Gloria Spaugh secretary and treasurer. Neil Tucker will handle by laws. Maxine Palmer is tournament chairman, Peggy Burris handicap chairman, and the club representatives are Liv Hedrick Blair Park, Maxine Palmer Colonial, Shirley Mucklow Emerywood, and Margaret Bryant Willow Creek. First play day tournament set for Tuesday March 29 at Colonial Country Club.
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Mexico City All Stars trounce Sabena in opener
Mexico City defeated Belgium's Sabena 119 to 40 in the first of a three game series. The All-Star team dominated from the opening tip with a commanding lead and maintained pressure throughout the night.
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