Kaat Targets Twins Management In Open Letter
Jim Kaat opens up about firing coaches Sain Naragon and Mele in an open letter to Minneapolis Newspapers. He asserts his loyalty to Van Brocklin and Mele while accusing management of errors that cost the Twins wins. He contrasts his orderly persona with blunt public critique and questions the club’s direction.
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High Point Classic League dominates week in bowling roundup
Sportsman Club leads action with a 1021 and 2850 series, Richard Briley posting a 622 set. Carter's Restaurant sits second with 8344 3244, while Gene Davidson tops game at 233. Other notable scores across leagues include several 200s and multi-set totals.
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Carolina Container
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Don Myers
M. Bodenheimer
Red Morgan
Marshall Whitt
Don Byrd
George Price
Fred Newnam
Milford Payne
Lawrence Walker
Ronald Workman
ACC Baseball Teams Face Fresh Start After Rough Day
ACC baseball teams split results across five games with Kent State and Virginia suffering losses while Clemson and Duke posted mixed outcomes. Rhode Island and Dartmouth provided tough challenges as conference squads regroup after Thursday’s results.
Four More SC Teams Into Race
Four Southern Conference teams join the baseball race with two chasing the lead. Virginia seeks to rebound after a 13-3 loss to High Point, heading to Davidson for a doubleheader as Citadel and East Carolina eye top spot by sweeping their twin bills. Keydets return Percy Sensabaugh for a conference opener at William and Mary, while The Citadel preserves a 1-0 win over Tennessee and Boston University crushes Virginia 16-0 in their opener.
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Wildcats
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Virginia Military Institute
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William and Mary
Temple
Virginia
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Tennessee
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Dick Wall
Boston U
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Pirates
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Richmond
Bucknell
Chuck Albertson
High Point
West Virginia
Mountaineers
France Focuses On Fuel Strategy In NASCAR Era
In a recap of racing plans and notes from around the sport, Fred Lorenzen wins a Daytona 100 mile race without a pit stop sparking debate on mandatory stops. Plans for longer single-tank races emerge, with 125 mile concepts and Atlanta events highlighted.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Fred Lorenzen
Daytona
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Phoenix International Raceway
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Pome
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South
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Peter Piper
Mike Gammino
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N.J
NHL Results From Thursday
Toronto defeated Boston 5 to 3 while Detroit blanked New York 4 to 1. No further games scheduled for today as NHL results recap lists two for Thursday and no matches listed for the day.
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