Astros to Rely on Speed in New Lineup Plan
Houston manager Grady Hatton emphasizes go go baseball and will bat the four fastest players at the top of the order this season. He says speed on base paths will precede power hitters to maximize early carries and minimize delays.
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Houston Astros
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Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Indianapolis
Maye
Rusty Staub
Robin Roberts
Dick Farrell
Bob Bruce
Larry Dierker
Claude Raymond
Dave Guisti
Chris Zachary
Gary Kroll
Tom Parsons
New York Mets
Frank Carpin
Pittsburgh
Barry Latman
California Angels
Ron Taylor
Jim Owens
Hatton
Experimental teal season adds hunting days and teal take
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service notes 257 180 extra hunting days in the Central and Mississippi Flyways last September with 448 060 teal taken led by 404 710 blue wings That season also recorded illegal kills and highlighted waterfowl identification needs while 201 972 teal hunting permits were issued in 20 states and 111 000 hunters used them.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
John S. Gottschalk
Bowling clinic urges bowlers to mold their own style
A Chicago reader asks if copying a star bowler is wise. Experts say imitate basics but develop a personal form. Harry "Tiger" Smith recalls choosing his own method after early attempts to emulate Skang Merurio, reinforcing that champions come from many molds.
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Tiger) Smith
Skang Merurio
Cleveland
Leach Named Head Coach at Wichita Southeast High
Dave Leach, former McPherson High all state star, is named head basketball coach at Wichita Southeast High School succeeding resigning Jim McNern ey. Leach played at Wichita State University and has served as an assistant at Wichita North High.
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Dave Leach
McPherson High
Wichita Southeast High School
Jim McNerney
Leach
Wichita State University
Wichita North High
Pro Cage 47.4 Monday's Results
Monday results list no games. Scheduled moves include Detroit at Los Angeles and St Louis versus San Francisco in San Jose California. New York faces Cincinnati in Dayton Ohio. Wednesday fixtures set New York at Baltimore.
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State completes testimony as baseball antitrust case moves forward
Milwaukee AP report says Wisconsin finished direct evidence in the antitrust case against baseball over the Braves move from Milwaukee to Atlanta. State calls 15 witnesses and 100 exhibits. NL and clubs file motion to dismiss. Veeck testimony entered earlier. disputes over expansion plans and city abandonment.
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National League
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Atlanta
Packers Promote Miller to Assistant Coach and GM
Tom Miller publicity director for 10 years at the Green Bay Packers was named assistant to Vince Lombardi, head coach and general manager, as the team remains NFL champions in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Green Bay, Wis
Tom Miller
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
NYU Knocks Out Wichita In OT To Reach NIT Semis
NYU defeated Wichita 90-84 in overtime to reach the National Invitation Tournament semifinals for the third straight year. Brigham Young beat Temple 90-78 in the other semifinal path as NYU braces for the Villanova Boston College winner.
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NYU
Brigham Young
Temple
Edwin Farrell
Violets
de Paul
Wheatshockers
Bruce Kaplan
Mel Graham
Richie Dyer
Graham
Ponce de Leon Names Florida for Abundant Wildflowers
Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon christened Florida after the region’s abundant wildflowers, a detail noted as part of his voyage narrative.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Linwood Births and Local Gatherings Chronicle
Linwood notes birth announcements for a daughter born March 4 in St. Louis to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culp with Mayme Culp as grandmother. Also, Dennis Berry and family announce a daughter Terra Dawn born March 6 amid multiple visits, showers and birthdays in Linwood and nearby towns. Linwood Cub Scouts Pack 3062 held a blue and gold banquet at the Baptist Church with awards, skits, and Rogerio the Magician as the highlight.
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St. Louis
Mayme Culp
Robert Blair
Caroline DeMaranville
Miss DeMaranville
Bonner Springs
Carl Zimmerli
Kansas City
Linwood
Blanche Hail
Methodist Church Board
Harry Cols
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Salina
Walter Coulter
Coulter
Maude Lewis
Valerie
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Lewis
Jack Gilliland
Homer Bowen
Tom Mustain
Washington
Mallie Bartlet
Dannie Clodfelter
Denise
Pretty Prairie
Dean Kirkman
Dennis Berry
Emporia
Terra Dawn
Cecil Berry
Earl Ezell
Linwood Cub Scouts
Den 1
Hearne
Juanita Sheets
Rogerio
Magician
Roger Miller
Dens
Edie Gannon
Monte Sheets
Keith Resco
Steve Berry
den Mothers
Dalton Gannon
Gene Rescoe
Dean Sheets
Lloyd Freeman
Steele
Jerry Langford
John Powell
Cigarette Makers Raise Prices Across Major Brands
American Tobacco Co led a price hike on Monday with Liggett & Myers and Philip Morris soon matching. R J Reynolds also announced increases on select brands. The wholesale rise was 40 cents per 1000 cigarettes, adding one extra cent per pack at retail.
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Liggett & Myers
Philip Morris
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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