Minnesota Muscles Through Slugger Outlook in AL Season
Minnesota pitching and defense worry Mele as Killebrew Oliva Hall and Allison power the lineup. Mele shifts Killebrew to first base and brings Allison back to left to shore up defense while Oliva proves an improving outfielder. George, Rellins, Versalles anchor infield as Tovar competes at second amid Alien’s knee recovery.
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Mele Tests Lineup With Lefties In Chicago Visit
The Associated Press notes manager Mele may rely on Jerry Kindall and a left handed heavy setup as New York visits Chicago. Earl Battey headlines the catching with Jerry Zimerman backing him while Sandy Valdespino could stay as an outfield spare. Pitching options include Jim Merritt and a group of left handers led by Jim Kaat Dick Stigman and right handers Pascual and Grant as Mele builds a bullpen from Klippstein Worthington Perry Pless Roggenburk.
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Bitter Cold May Delay Opening In Twin Cities
The Twin Cities face bitter cold threatening opening day baseball April 12 as a mass of cold air drives temperatures to five below zero. Metropolitan Stadium sits under ice and snow five inches deep on the field, delaying preparations for the Yankees and Twins season opener.
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FIGHT RESULTS Monday's Fights
In San Francisco Jesus Pimental 119 pounds knocked out Manny Linson 120 pounds. Elmer Rush 212 pounds stopped Roy Rogers 200 pounds. Ricardo Moreno 12642 pounds knocked out Manuel Ochoa 124 pounds. In Nottingham Hubert Hilton 187% stopped John Prescott 199. Alan Rudkin 1172 stopped John Caldwell 117%4. In Paris Joseph Gonzales 156 stopped Tony Montano 159.
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Former Olympic pole vaulter Archibald dies at 80
Edward Blake Archibald 80 a Canadian Olympic bronze medalist in pole vault at the 1908 London Games died Saturday in Toronto and will be buried there Wednesday.
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Celtics Buy Stock in Club as Red Auerbach Joins
Red Auerbach, the league's highest paid coach at an estimated 50 000, buys into the Boston Celtics alongside Lou Pieri and Mrs. Walter Brown. Pieri says Auerbach obtains a non-full one third stake on favorable terms as the team pursues its eighth league crown. Auerbach vows a bright future for Boston basketball and notes rising attendance and interest.
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Outfielder Tony Conigliaro pursues gold record career
Boston outfielder Tony Conigliaro shifts from baseball to rock and roll after signing with RCA Victor. Two records are on the market, two more planned, with TV appearances on Ed Sullivan and Shindig. He notes contract allows recording without interfering with baseball duties and recalls injuries in his rookie season.
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Kroll Hurls a No Hitter for New York Mets
Mets rookie Gary Kroll, 23, threw six innings of no-hit ball and, with Gordon Richardson completing three more, beat the Pirates 6 0 in an exhibition game. Kroll walked three in the first, fanned five, and retired 16 straight after. Richardson’s three shutout frames secured the first no hitter for the Mets in club history.
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Gilbert Leads Azalea Open Golf Qualifiers
Gibby Gilbert of Hollywood Florida shot 70 to lead 69 qualifiers for the $28750 Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club Wilmington NC. The four day 72 hole event starts Thursday with a field of 144 entrants.
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Hope Tennis Team Loses First Match at Arkadelphia
The newly formed Hope tennis squad gave its best effort but fell to Arkadelphia in their first meet. Charlie Beard lost singles 6-4 6-3 while Carter Hardage and John Andrews were defeated 6-3 6-1 in doubles after an early lead. The team will join Hope tracksters for most meets this year.
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Baseball Results From Wednesday Schedule Report
Cincinnati defeated Baltimore 2 to 1 while Houston beat New York 7 to 4. Milwaukee won 6 to 4 over Los Angeles. Kansas City beat Los Angeles 4 to 3. Pittsburgh shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0. Minnesota toppled St Louis 4 to 3. San Francisco tied Cleveland 3 in 13 innings. Boston routed Los Angeles 9 to 3. Washington won 3 to 1 over Detroit. Wednesday games include Houston vs Pittsburgh in Fort Myers and several split squad matchups across Florida and Arizona venues.
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Guilty With Love and Regret in California Court
SAN PEDRO Calif AP The judge questioned Albino Salazar about the jury before his trial on an illegal left turn charge. Salazar replied I love every one Judge Louis Feder presided. The New York Yankees beat Cleveland 7 4 and the Giants and Dodgers tied 3 3 in 13 innings. Kansas City defeated a second Dodger squad 4 1 as Moe Drabowsky and Lew Krausse held the hitters to two runs.
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Jury convicts Salazar in municipal case with suspended sentence
The jury found Salazar guilty in Judge Feder's municipal court and recommended a $10 fine or two days in jail. Judge Feder suspended the sentence, praising the defendant's arrival from the Philippines and expressing love.
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