Hempstead Skeet Club Opens Season With Record Turnout
The Hempstead Skeet Club held its first trophy shoot at the municipal airport range, drawing large crowds and operating at full capacity across six classes. Bob Odom of Hope won the AA top gun in a shoot-off against Lea Bounds of Texarkana, with Odom totaling 70 of 75 and Bounds 2 thirds back.
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Royal Sportsman
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Hope
Lea Bounds
Texarkana
Odom
Bounds
Pete Phillips
Mike Monroe
Clas A
Perry DeMarce
A. H. Jones
James Braden
Jones
Johnny Wilson
Jack Richards
Harold Douglas
Carter Russell
Richards
Dan Futrell
Nashville
Reese Chambless
Joe Chism
Clay Lehman
Woody Futurell
Agee's Homer Spells Victory for the Chisox
Agee homered and drove in the deciding run as the Chicago White Sox defeated the California Angels 3-1 in Anaheim. Agee added a first-year start spark, singling in the eighth to set up Don Buford scoring on Heichardt error, with Floyd leading the late rally. The win came as other AL and NL teams posted spring results, including Cleveland over New York 3-1 and San Francisco over Chicago 11-10.
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Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
Sam McDowell
Indians
New York Yankees
Red Sox lose doubleheader after hot opener versus Yankees
Robinson's Fred Whithields and miner hit a homer as Sal McDowell wins game one for Cleveland. Boston offense sputters in a rough twin bill with Detroit's Denny McLain dominating in game two. Brooks Robinson, Norm Cash, Curt Blefary, Don Blasingame factor in multi team scoring as KC capitalizes on fielding miscues.
Two Texas Loop Leaders Remain Unbeaten In Texas League
Albuquerque and Arkansas extended their unbeaten streaks to four games in the Texas League. Arkansas Travelers edged Dallas-Fort Worth 1-0 in 10 innings on Sam Cook’s walk and defensive miscues. Albuquerque defeated Austin 5-2 as Jim Barfield tied a string of four consecutive hits and Rafael Gomez drove in two unearned runs. A weather postponement forced El Paso-Amarillo to a doubleheader tonight. Charlene Suneson became the first woman assigned to sea duty as a US Navy line officer.
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Arkansas Travelers
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Spurs
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Larry Stubing
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Dodgers
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Rafael Gomez
Jim Barfield
Chuck Lauritson
Jim Strickland
Charlene Suneson
United States Navy
Dallas - Fort Worth
Amarillo
Hope Razorbacks star quits defensive line
A two year letterman from Jonesboro Tommy Sain quits football at the University of Arkansas. Coach Frank Broyles said Sain wants to concentrate on his studies. Sain played linebacker on last season's Southwest Conference champions and was expected to start next fall as nose guard. Spring practice resumes after a 10 day Easter layoff with a Friday scrimmage plan. The Red White game is May 14 in Little Rock, with the final practice week noting Friday sessions.
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Ark Cap
Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Tommy Sain
Jonesboro
Sain
Parker
Bi Pace
Ronnie South
Bruce Maxwell
David Cooper
Alvin Jones
Little Rock
Colt to Give Perez a Chance
Baltimore Colts announce they will give Ron Perez of Tampa another chance to make the NFL team as a punter. He was released before the 1965 season but remained with the Colts on their practice squad.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Ron Perez
Tampa
NFL
Colts
Pro Cager Bellamy Undergoes Foot Surgery
New York Knicks center Walt Bellamy underwent surgery Tuesday to remove cysts from both feet. The 6 foot 11 inch forward center is listed in stable condition with no complications reported. Bellamy has been a key scorer and rebounder for the Knicks this season.
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NEW York (Ap
Walt Bellamy
New York Knicks
Collision on Ball Field Fatal
Cincinnati AP reports 18 year old Robert W. Kline a high school baseball player died Tuesday after colliding with another player while chasing a fly ball on April 7. He had been in a coma since the accident.
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Robert W. Kline
Cubs Giants trade talk collapses after leaks
Chicago manager Leo Durocher and Giants boss Herman Franks said the proposed Cepeda for Ellsworth deal is off after reporters claimed it was in the works. Stoneham denied trading Cepeda once he learned of the leak, saying owners dislike newspaper scoops.
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Orlando Cepeda
Dick Ellsworth
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Leo Druocher
Cubs
Herman Franks
Giants
Jim Enright
American
Harry Jupiter
San Francisco Examiner
Jupiter
Horace Stoneham
Franks
Cepeda
Salt Lake hopes exhibit reaches IOC meeting in Naples
Salt Lake City officials press for arrival of a 1000 pound Olympic exhibit in time for the IOC session to decide the 1972 Games sites. Plane trouble delays transport from Mildenhall to Milan. a private flight is sought. IOC vote targets Detroit Madrid Montreal Munich for Summer Games and Banff Sapporo Lahti for Winter Games.
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Associated Press
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J. W. Gallivan
IOC
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Germany
Banff
Canada
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