Len Gabrielson Makes Time for Books and Baseball
Len Gabrielson, outfielder first baseman for the Giants, has a dual career with a major dairy firm's international division and ongoing work on a Master’s in International Relations. He read extensively in libraries across Columbia, Berkeley, Independence, and Houston while chasing baseball and international marketing.
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Sporting News
Heavy Bat Brings Shamsky Regular Job With Redlegs
CINCINNATI Art Shamsky earns the Reds regular right fielder job. The 24 year old lefty slugger has 13 hits in 45 at bats over 18 games, with seven homers and the rest singles. He credits a heavier 34 ounce bat for power and notes strong left handed hitting against both pitchers.
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Cincinnati
Art Shamsky
Cincinnati Reds
Shamsky
Frank Robinson
Reds
San Diego
Pinch hitter bursts onto Reds lineup with early RBIs
In his first major league season he appeared mainly as a pinch hitter. He collected 13 hits in 45 at bats for a .260 average and eight RBIs. He has 13 RBIs this season, most since joining the Reds in the current month.
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Reds
Ceneda's Bat Gives Cardinals Best Of Trade
Orlando Cenega uppercased in trade reports with a .293 average and four homers in 11 games since joining St. Louis for pitcher Ray Sadecki two weeks prior. Sadecki has not finished a game he started, taking one loss while allowing nine runs in 9 1 3 innings.
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NEW York
Orlando Cenega
St. Louis
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
San Francisco
Bowling Scores for Sundowners at Holiday Lanes
Team series led by Horman & Sons 2052 with a 738 team game. High series include Rose Peterson 483 and Ovedia Delke 460, Violet Pueham 458, Avis Reed 458, Toni Harriman 457, Judy Corbett 452. High single Avis Reed 204.
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Horman & Sons
Rose Peterson
Ovedia Delke
Violet Pueham
Avis Reed
Toni Harriman
Judy Corbett
Bonnie Stroede
Maggie Zumach
Vivian Mullikin
Vivian Grebs
Touring pros pace U S Open qualifying across 38 states
George Archer and Howie Johnson led local qualifying for the U S Open at 57 sites nationwide as 38 states and the District of Columbia began rounds. Low scorers advance to 13 sectionals June 6-7 with 150 finally set for San Francisco.
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Howie Johnson
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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Tom Bartolec
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Cudd
al Menger
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Walter Romans
Baltimore
Joe Taylor
Cincinnati
Larry Mowry
San Diego
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Harry Toscano Jr
Bob Huber
Lititz
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Skee Riegel
Lafayette Hills
Dick Davies
la Costa
Rex Baxter Jr
Lou Kretlow
Bill Ezinicki
Sharon
Mass
Keane Was Victim Of Slow Collapse Injuries Blight Yankees
Johnny Keane faced a wrenching season as the Yankees slid in the standings and crowds dwindled. Injuries to stars like Kubek Mantle and Maris, plus a weak bullpen and bench, doomed the former Cardinals champion to a 1965 collapse.
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CBS
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Johnny
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Kubek
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Ralph Houk
Ellie Howard
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Houk
Topping
Mantle
Mickey
Clete Boyer
Tom Tresh
Roy White
Lankees
Maris
Howard
Yankee
Mel Stottlemyre
Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Whitey Ford
Yellowstone Park Feature List Counts Geysers Falls Rivers
A Yellowstone National Park guide notes more than 300 geysers and highlights 10 major waterfalls 12 rivers and hundreds of creeks within the park.
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Yellowstone National Park
Arbitration Panel Reviews Amateur Sports Authority Clash
A five man panel led by Theodore W. Kheel weighs definitions of a college athlete and closed meets as it mediates the long running power struggle between AAU and NCAA. The hearings in Washington explore sponsorship, eligibility and who governs open and closed events. The mediator expects a near-term agreement and stability once reached.
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Hubert Humphrey
AAU
NCAA
Theodore W. Kheel
New York
Kheel
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