Nineteen enter Oaklawn Handicap nominees list 1967
Twenty six thoroughbreds were nominated for the Oaklawn Handicap at Hot Springs Arkansas on April 1967. Notables include Swift Ruler winner in 1966 and Gay Revoke winner in 1964 and 1965. Other nominees include Dominar Naughty Jester The Dancer Barbs Delight and Irish Ruler among many entries.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Earl Allen
Swift Rulser
Gomer Evans
Swift Ruler
John D. Askew
E. H. Hinds
Naughty Jester
Verna Lea Farm
Gay Revoke
Oaklawn
Shield of Valor
Two Interests
James Russo
Jet Charter
Jet Avenger
Holiday Stables
Power of Destiny
Tenzing
Guy Huguelet
Gene Spalding
Hal Steele Jr
Grossman and
Gold
Actor
W. Stadelman
Jaze Crusader and Precious Gift Lead Mixed Stable of Races
The card features QC, T Hogan's Jaze Crusader and Marion H Van Berg's Mike's Red among several entries. George Saconas' Misty Spy and Jet Nelligan's Repeating also appear with multiple runners. Mr and Mrs join in as owners with R F Roberts' Mr Swoon and J Lohn and Jean Brennan's Precious Gift listed among the lineup.
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T. Hogan
Jaze Crusader
Marion H. van Berg
Mike
Red
George Saconas
Misty
Ami
R. F. Roberts
Mr Swoon
J. Lohn
Jean Brennan
Precious Gift
Jet Nelligan
Repeating
Alou Seeks Bounce Back as Giants Most Improved
Jesus Alou, youngest Alou brother, shows dramatic spring improvement with a .400 batting pace in early games. He aims to rebound from a 1966 slump and injury, noting his resolve to play more and worry less while pursuing a regular Giants job after past adjustments.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated
Phoenix
Ariz
Jesus Alou
San Francisco Giants
Alou Brothers
Dominican Republic
Jesus
Giants
Alou
Matty
Felipe
Atlanta Braves
Marichal to Talk Over His Terms
Giants ace Juan Marichal planned to report for contract talks in Phoenix on Saturday as expectations mount for the season opener April 11 in St Louis. He seeks $110,000 while GM Horace Stoneham has offered $100,000, with no dollar yield. Perry shined in spring, pitching six innings in an 8-4 win over the Cubs and remaining a NL sensation. In Lafayette, Purdue named C W Howgley 35 as assistant football coach to coach the offensive line.
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Phoenix
Arla
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Juan
Gaylord Perry
Marichal
St. Louis
Giants
Herman Franks
Horace Stoneham
Perry
Cubs
Clarence Jones
Lafayette
Ind
C.W. Howgley
Purdue
Hongley
Wyoming
Mildenberger Retains European Heavyweight Title in Belfast
Karl Mildenberger, 193 pounds, of Germany, defeated Billy Wiker, 190-44, England, to keep the European heavyweight title in Belfast. Other bouts included John McCluskey stopping Lady Linares in Scotland, and Karl Zurhelde outpointing Gene Romero in Beaumont.
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Hope (Ark) Star
Associated Press
London
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Billy Wiker
England
Mildenberger
Belfast
Northern
Lou Batley
Omaha
Beaumont
Tex
Karl Zurhelde
Houston
Gene Romero
Wayne
Portland
Ore
Boone Kirkman
Seattle
Ed Wayne Heath
Oklahoma City
Twins boast deep rotation with starers and bullpen depth
Minnesota adds Dean Chance and Ron Kline to a strong staff led by Jim Kent Dave Boswell Mudeam Grant and Jim Perry Fifth starter Jim Perry and 65 appearance veteran Worthington anchor the bullpen Merritt offers versatile starting and relief options Rating A
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Jim Kent
Dave Boswell
Mudeat Grant
Dean Chance
Angels
Jim Perry
Ron Kline
Washington
Worthington
Jim Merritt
Morehead to Toronto as Red Sox option pitcher
Boston optioned right-hander Dave Morehead to Toronto of the International League after a troubled season and a rough exhibition, while Tony Conigliaro begins a comeback from a shoulder injury. The Sox plan to recall Morehead when he proves he is healthy.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Dave Morehead
Morehead
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Toronto
New York Mets
Dick Williams
Winter Haven
Fla
Williams
Tony Conigliaro
Tony
Fifteen Named to Arkansas Banking Commission
Gov Rockefeller appointed fifteen Ark ansas Banking Law Study Commission members to five state bank employees five national bank representatives and five business professional labor figures. Terms run to March 14 1969 with a goal to draft a state banking code and report to the 1969 General Assembly. Members include Belford Lynch Hiatt Co Alexander Mitcham Sebfing Shankle McCoy Hartz Reeves Penik Meek Wittson and others from Pocahontas Wynne Fayetteville Charleston Marianna Fort Smith Magnolia Camden Sheridan Stuttgart Pine Bluff Little Rock.
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Little Rock
State Banking Law Study Commission
Winethrop Rockefeller
General Assembly
Harry Belford
Poca
Page Five
Max A. Mitcham
Smackovt
Norman Sebfing
Magnolia
George R. Shankle
Camden
D. E. McCoy Jr
Sheridan
Marion Hartz
Stuttgart
J. C. Reeves Sr
Pine Bluff
Edeward M. Peniik
Harry &. Meek
B. Finley Wittson
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SCI
Rephans
The
Warren Sewell
Dacron & Work
Dacron & Cotton
Dackron
Red Ruffing
Yanks
Red Sox
Pauline
Minnesota Twins
By Sandy Padwe
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Harmaon Killebrew
Harmon
RBI
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Frank Quilted
Ron Clark
Zoila Versalles
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Ted Uhlaender
Tovar
Walt Bond
Earl Battey
Russ Nixon
Jerry Zimmerman
Rich Reese
Denver
Andy Rosca
Sandy Valdespino
Kline
Chance
Bond
Astros
Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Kansas City
Minnesota
Caracas
Venezuela
Conigliaro
George Thomas
Bob Tillman
Fritz Peterson
Thad Tillotson
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Mickey Mantle
Cardinals
White Sox
Sonny Jackson
Ron Brand
Pirates
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Braves
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Torre
Oliver
Wes Parker
Jeff Torborg
Liston
Bailey
Goteborg
Sweden
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Dave Bailey
New York
Laffitt Pincar Jr
Aqueduct Race Track
Dodgers
Orioles
Dave Johnson
Chris Short
Ruben Gomez
Pedro Ramos
Philles
Short
Cleveland
Cub
Dick Green
A's
Jim Kaat
Mademoiselle
Main
Banking Commission
Bermuda
Otasco
East Second St. Hope, Arkansas
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