Boston Star Doubtful Conigliaro Faces Possible Baseball End
Tony Conigliaro, once baseballs top young slugger, may need surgery after a severe eye injury from a beaning last August. Doctors warned his left eye vision deteriorated, casting doubt on a return to the majors. His father said the family fears his playing days are over, with Billy likely to reach the farm system and Richie still in high school.
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Dave Ofhara
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
Tony Conigelaro
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Boston Red Sox
Sal Conigitaro
Tony
Red Sox
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Richie
Conigitaro
Swampscott
Billy Conigliaro
Pittsfield
Swampscott High School
Wellsville
California Angels
Fenway Park
Conigliaro
Jack Hamilton
Iee
Polybutadiene golf ball eyed as breakthrough
TOMMY THOMAS NEA Sports Writer reports Princeton Cheminal Research unveils a sphere made from a polybutadiene polymer cured with a monomer. The firm claims a three dimensional crosslinked network yields extreme toughness and consistent behavior, promising a ball that resists wear and loss. Dr Calvin Wolf calls it nearly indestructible and a significant advance since 1940s design. The piece also notes Pro Basketball Playoffs and ABA results with series openers and scheduled games.
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Tommy Thomas
NEA
NEW York
Princeton Chemienul Research
Golfera
Calvin Wolf
Managers in Baseball Preview Race for Pennant
The Associated Press surveys spring optimism as managers predict a tight AL race with six teams in contention. Boston, Detroit, Minnesota, Washington, Cleveland, New York, Chicago and others tout pitching, defense, and bullpen depth while stressing they can still improve on last season.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Dick Willams
Boston Red Sox
Mayo Smith
Detroit Tigers
Earl Wilson
Dennis McLain
Joe Sparma
Mickey Lolieh
Cal Elmer
Minnesota Twins
Jim Kaat
Jim Lemon
Washington Senators
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Frank Coggins
Mike Epstein
Alvin Dark
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Houk
Andy Kosco
Bil Robinsons
Steve Whitaker
al Downing
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Baltimore
Golf ball claims of balance and longevity under rules
The note describes a golf ball with no separate cover or core issues, claiming perfect center of gravity assures accuracy and longer life. It asserts playability for at least 180 holes and potential durability in regular play, mentioning a ridge and hypothetical features while noting calming effects on water hazards.
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Golf Association
Playoff Preview: Russell-Chamberlain Duel Reignites East Final
The Associated Press previews the NBA Eastern Division final pitting Bill Russell and the Boston Celtics against Wilt Chamberlain and the Philadelphia 76ers in Philadelphia. The West final pits the San Francisco Warriors against the Los Angeles Lakers in a clash led by Mullins for San Francisco and the Baylor-West duo for L.A. Celtics seek a repeat, 76ers optimistic they can win in six.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Luke Jackson
Wally Jones
Jackson
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Cunningham
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St. Louis
Lakers
Chicago
Warriors
Jeff Mullins
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Baseball Leaders Forecast Strong 1967 Seasons
Quotes from Bill Rigney Hank Bauer Bob Kennedy outline hopes for 1967 in Major League Baseball. Rigney cites pitching and catcher injury concerns for California Angels. Bauer stresses Boog Powell health and pitching depth for Baltimore. Kennedy notes Oakland A's focus on reducing mental and physical mistakes as youngsters gain experience.
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Bill Rigney
California Angels
Bob Rodgers
Jims Mle Hall
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Ore Loles
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Bob Kennedy
Oakland A's
St. Louis Whips Flyers 1 0 in playoff opener
In the NHL playoffs, St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 1-0 at home as Jim Roberts deflected the tying goal past Bernie Parent late. Glenn Hall earned the shutout as the Blues gained home-ice advantage and the Flyers must win on the road.
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St. Louis
Flyers
Blues
Jim Roberts
Bernie Parent
Spectrum
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Hall
Scotty Bowman
Chicago Black Hawks
New York
Rangers
Denis DeJordy
Ed Giacomin
Emile Francis
Orland Kurtenbach
Harry Howell
Rod Gilbert
Clever Foot to Be Tested in Big Race
Clever Foot a stakes winning sprinter will race seven furlongs plus in the Governor's Gold Cup at Bowie with 15 entering including Derby-eligible rivals. The race offers 120 100 dollars in purses and 78 065 to the winner making it Bowie’s richest event. Other stakes include the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn and the Gold Rush Stakes at Golden Gate Fields with older horses in the San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Bowie
Rayal King
Bernard P. Bond
Oaklawn Park
Golden Cate Fields
Santa Anita
Straight Deal
Bond
Casper Back in Vietnam Visit Sparks Greensboro Open Lead
Casper, former two time U S Open champion, said he felt compelled to return to visit U S troops overseas after entertaining servicemen in Vietnam. He opened Greensboro Open with 65 sharing the early lead, aided by eight birdies. Boros shot 66 to join in the early top scores as a crowded leaderboard formed ahead of the final rounds.
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Ken Hodge
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Kenaluta
Associated Press
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Joe Campbell
Terry Dill
Bob E. Smith
George Archer
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Tom Weiskopf
Exhibition Baseball Scores From A Packed Schedule
Minnesota defeated Houston 3 to 1 while Philadelphia routed Boston 5 to 0 Oakland crushed St. Louis 12 to 2 New York A 8 Washington 2 Chicago N St Chicago A 6 New York N 6 San Francisco 0 Los Angeles 8 Cleveland 3 St Louis faced Detroit at Lakes Jand Fla Baltimore met Atlanta at night Cincinnati clashed Oakland in Shreveport Pittsburgh met New York A at Richmond Chicago N played Chicago A at Milwaukee Minnesota hosted Houston at night Los Angeles met Cleveland in San Diego New York N faced Philadelphia at Palm Springs San Francisco met California at night Boston played Washington at Louisville Ky
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Olympic hopefuls shoot well in first U S trials
The 45 man U S Olympic basketball selection group saw only five of 80 candidates fail to score as shooting and dunks dominated the opener in Albuquerque. The Junior College All Stars beat NCAA Blue 88 70 while NAIA All Stars defeated NCAA White 84 77 and AAU beat NCAA College Division 74 58.
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Associated Press
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Athletics rout Cardinals as Monday ends slump
Oakland’s Rick Monday snapped a 20-plate-hitless stretch with two singles and a double, fueling a 12-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cards’ relief struggled as Mike Torrez and Hal Gilson yielded most runs, while Jack Lamabe was released. Also: Mets, Cubs, Yankees, and Phillies wins in exhibition games. Vines and Coxon lead halfway in Yomiuri Open Golf.
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Schoendienst
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Claude Osteen
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Ron Santo
al Spangler
Duane Josephson
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Gary Wagner
Dick Hall
Red Sox
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Phil
Yanks
Barery Moore
Frank Howard
Senators
Fort Lauderdale
Dean Chance
Ron Perranoski
Chance
Millwood Lake Information and Forecast Update
Millwood Lake forecast shows rising elevation with tailwater at 250.20 feet. Conditions reported as excellent for fishing. Week visitation tallies 20,507. 13 gates open. sluice gates at C.F.S. flow with Mosquito Control activity noted at 18,100. None.
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Lake Eee
Mickey
C.F.S
Pipers topple Muskies in ABA Eastern final opener
Art Heyman poured in 34 points guiding the Pittsburgh Pipers to a 125- over Minnesota Muskies in game one of the best of seven Eastern ABA title series. Teammate Charlie Williams contributed 23 as Pittsburgh surged in the third quarter, while Mel Daniels led Minnesota with 27. The second game is set for Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Art Heyman
Heyman
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American Basketball Association
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Piper
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Pipers
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