Boston Sox rookie Tony Conigiare sparks hotel gossip
Newspaper account from Winter Haven notes Tony Conigiare, a Red Sox outfielder, as a party loving rookie with a 1964 debut marked by the rainout opener in New York. The piece mentions his two home runs against the Yankees, a curfew tale, and his pop records “When You Take More Than You Give” and “Who Don’t They Understand?” as he courts attention in Boston.
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Don't Call Us Well Call You Rematch Talk Turmoil in Boxing
Boxing manager Doug Jones criticizes New York politics delaying a rematch with Cassius Clay while hoping for a title shot. He names Chris Dundee and Angelo Dundee as key figures, laments confusion in the heavyweight division, and argues a Clay loss or army service could shift the championship outcome. Jones claims to be ranked third and eyes a natural title shot after a hypothetical rematch.
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Phillies PITCHING Shows intense pros in spring plan
The Phillies approach spring training with Jim Binning as a pinnacle of professionalism and intensity. Mauch’s rotation includes Chris Short and Ray Culp with solid relievers Ed Roebuck and Gary Wagner, while rookies Knowles Jenkins and Grant Jackson seek bullpen impact. lineup battles feature Callison, Richie Allen, and Bill White as key performers.
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Cookie Gilchrist eyes Zambia mining venture in midair plans
New York based entrepreneur and ex NFL star Cookie Gilchrist travels toward Zambia to explore mining opportunities with Freedom Mines Exploration Co. He counts on a 300 acre stake near Lusaka and a hoped return to homeland ties, while noting current Broncos earnings and a wary view of employers. Teammate Ron Hatcher accompanies him. both bring prior pro sports fame into a speculative overseas venture with copper prospects and future ventures in Africa.
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