Kansas Jayhawks surge to 5-1 with two Monday wins
Kansas University baseball opened spring trip in Texas with a 20-7 win over Texas Lutheran and a 7-1 victory over Ft. Sam Houston. The Jayhawks, guided by Floyd Temple, pushed their season record to 5-1 as injuries struck pitching ace Fred Chana and pitcher Sandy Buda.
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Dodgers Hope Koufax Drysdale Boost 1966 Pennant Chase
In Vero Beach the Dodgers face a pivotal season hinging on when Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale can rejoin regular rotation. If they rebound quickly and stay healthy, Los Angeles could contend for a repeat NL pennant. weaknesses in offense and the infield shuffle add risk.
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Hull nets $2,000 bonus after record 1965 66 NHL season
Bobby Hull tops the 1965-66 NHL scoring list with 54 goals and 97 points and will collect 1000 for leading the season and 1000 for leading in each half. Stan Mikita and Jean Beliveau finish close behind as awards and ties shape the final payoff in Montreal.
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Negotiations Continue Between NCAA and AAU Over Track Dispute
In New York, NCAA and AAU leaders, aided by a mediation panel chaired by Theodore Kheel, report optimism about reaching a settlement on key track and field issues. Ralph Metcalf and Clifford Buck note slow progress as the next meeting is planned for May 23 to 4 amid a moratorium allowing cross‑participation.
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Casey Stengel Leaves Mets After Training Visit
The Baseball Hall of Fame senior citizen Casey Stengel spent a month at the Mets' training base in St. Petersburg and returned home praising the club. He noted the outfield prospects as highly improved and forecast the Mets' outfield ranking, with Giants and Braves possibly ahead. He did not comment on other positions.
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Terry, Tribe Hit Dead End And He Remains in Larned
Cleveland Indians pitcher Ralph Terry remains away from the team in Larned Kansas with the club at an impasse over his salary. Indians vice president Walter Evers says Terry will not budge from $38,000 while GM Gabe Paul offers $31,000. Terry plans to stay home and not travel to talk business. The Indians may place him on the restricted list as they trim to 28 players by midnight Sunday. Frank Lane, ex Indians GM now with Baltimore, was spotted watching the proceedings, amid talk of a possible trade for the right-hander who was 11-6 last season with Cleveland.
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Diamond Data: Monday and Wednesday Baseball Scores
Reports list Monday results including New York A 16 over Cincinnati 9 Baltimore over Washington 4 to 7 Cleveland 7 over Los Angeles 2 Chicago N 4 California 0. Several rain games and Wednesday matchups across multiple cities with numerous pairings.
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Yankees Aces Florida Warm Weather at Spring Training Action
In Fort Lauderdale the Yankees outslugged the Reds 10-9 as Roger Repoz hit three home runs. Baltimore beat Washington 8-4 while Cleveland toppled the Dodgers 9-2 and the Cubs shut out the Angels 4-0. Several games were canceled due to the storm.
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New Primatene Formula Eases Asthma Breathing Attacks
A modern medicine claims quick relief for asthma sufferers, stopping choking fits in minutes and restoring normal breathing. The small tablets Primatene open bronchial tubes, loosen phlegm, and calm panic, with directions suggesting safety for nonprescription sale in many states.
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