Reds Shuffle Positions as Bristol Builds Versatile Lineup
Pete Rose moves to left field Deron Johnson to third base and Tommy Helms to second as Cincinnati strives for depth in rotation. Manager Dave Bristol, age 33, defends the plan saying it is not an experiment and aims to maximize three players in the lineup despite past trading upheavals and injuries.
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Bowling results from multiple leagues show top players and teams
In Last Night's Bowling results Lois Freeman had the high individual game 200 in Crazy Queens League, Mim Wood top individual series, Yanks the top team game and Kings Choice the top team set. Industrial, Independent, and Tar Heel leagues list leaders like Ermon Rush Danny Caldwell and Sartins with varied scores and records.
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Trade Shook Up L.A.'s Ron Hunt
Ron Hunt recalls being traded from the New York Mets to the Los Angeles Dodgers on November 29, moving from Overland Missouri to join spring training in Los Angeles. He rose from Mets stalwart to Dodger newcomer while the Mets’ popular player adjusts to a fresh run with his new club.
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Jim Hickman
Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Derrell Griffith
Dodger
Walter Alston
Mets
Tar Heels Open With 1 0 Win
The Tar Heels beat Rhode Island 1-0 to start the 1967 season, with pitcher Gary Hill driving in the deciding run on a triple and sacrifice fly in the sixth. Duke topped Kent State 3-1, NC State beat Dartmouth 11-6, Virginia defeated Davidson 8-3, and Tennessee edged Clemson 6-5.
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Asheboro Amateur Golf Tourney Set for May 5 7
The Asheboro Amateur Golf Tournament runs May 5 to 7 across three local courses. Tyler Lisk chairs the three day event as 100 plus players are expected, including last year’s champion K C Clark and challenger Charlie Parks of Asheboro High School.
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Model Car Race Listing And Next Stock Car Race
Amateur stock car event features drivers Tiny Melton Oldsmobile 65 Charles Wood Chevrolet 46 Rusty Smith Chevrolet 66 Mike Phillips Chevrolet 66 Howard Myers Chevrolet 6 peng Jones Ford 6 Floyd Thomas Toronado 6. Next race set for 7 30 Tuesday stock car action.
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Wilt Still Power In NBA Play
Rick Barry of San Francisco became the NBA's leading scorer with 2 775 points for the 1966 67 season. Wilt Chamberlain set records in field goal percentage assists and scoring, while Robertson led the league in scoring pace. The 76ers tied for the Eastern Division crown as Chamberlain added 24 1 points per game and 24 2 rebounds per game, with notable top 10 finishes by West Havlicek Greer Howell Bing and Russell. Adrian Smith led free throw percentage at 90 3.
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Clay vows to box Folley as 1960s champion eyes 15 rounds
Muhammad Ali says he can punch as fast as Ron Folley but favors boxing and dancing to showcase ads. He notes a 28 0 record with 22 knockouts and recalls past 15 rounders with Ernie Terrell George Chuvalo and Karl Mildenberger. He weighs about 206 pounds after the Liston victory in Lewiston.
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Sonny Liston
Liston
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Spring Remains In Lou Burdette's Legs For Angels
Lou Burdette, 40, in his 20th pro season, debuted in an exhibition win for California over Cleveland in Palm Springs, working two innings with one infield hit allowed. Several other exhibition results followed, including Epstein's three run homer for Baltimore, Mays' first exhibition homer, and notable signings like Camilo Pascual ending a 28 day holdout with the Senators.
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Boxers Score Mixed Wins Across U S Cities
In MGTE results from Worcester Philadelphia Walpole and London and Las Vegas boxers secured decisions and a stoppage. George Chuvalo defeated Buddy Moore in Pitts burgh. Luis Rodriguez beat Benny Briscoe in Philadelphia. Dick French outpointed Billy Conlin in Worcester. Eduardo Corletti edged Joe Bygraves in London. Dub Huntley stopped Tevel Holman in Las Vegas.
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Willie Mays Considers Post Baseball Life With Giants
Willie Mays, nearing 36, says he likely will not become a manager but sees a future in teaching, public relations, and club work with the Giants. He reflects on the team’s competitiveness, the rise of young players like Ken Henderson, and his adjusted role with Herm Franks as coach, noting fans’ early reception in San Francisco.
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Polo Grounds
New York
McKinney to Be Banquet Speaker in Asheboro
Horace Bones McKinney former Wake Forest coach will serve as MC for the Asheboro Sports Council banquet on March 30. The event honors a local high schooler a college player and a professional player selected by the council as top in their fields.
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Bones) McKinney
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