Red Sox pile hopes on Bennett as pitching shift looms
Boston eyes a new era with Dennis Bennett added to bolster a pitching staff led by Dick Radatz and Bill Monbouquette. The loss of Dick Stuart removes a slugging threat, while Tony Conigliaro and Carl Yastrzemski face adjustments as the lineup reshapes around the uncertain rotation.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Dr. Strangeglove
Boston
Red Sox
Dennis Bennett
Billy Herman
Dick Stuart
Philadelphia
Bennett
Boston Brass
Mel Parnell
Herman
Dick Radatz
Bill Monbouquette
Earl Wilson
Stuart
Tony Congiliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Felix Mantilla
Fenway Park
Conigliaro
Yastrzemski
Bowling Clinic For Women Stressed By Striking Pace
A woman writer laments a 143 bowling average after a season and argues women push to string strikes too fast. The piece discusses patience and technique in the clinic context.
Women bowlers aim for consistent scoring with simple technique
The writer advises female bowlers to focus on patient practice and a basic approach. Emphasizing ball push-away, steady footwork, and controlled release, the guidance notes national averages around 134 with rare 200s and stresses avoiding fancy hooks for reliable improvement.
Bowling styles and tips for hook and straight balls
The article explains choosing between a hook and a straight ball. Hook action creates spin and spill effect with practice, while a straight ball suits occasional bowlers and simpler delivery.
Larned Star to enroll at Kansas University
John Zook an all around athlete from Larned High School signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas University on an athletic grant in aid. At 6 4 210 he is 17 and the son of Mr and Mrs Milford Zook of Zook Kan. He averaged 18 points a game in basketball and was an All State football player and all tournament selection in Class A basketball. Kansas coach Jack Mitchell said Zook will likely play both football and basketball at Kansas.
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McLouth
Marlin McAferty
Bob Braksick
Keith Bowie
Jim Gragg
Sylvester Masqua
Bill George
Danny Rollins
Jim Pentlin
John Tullis
Jim Daniels
Tom Bowman
Mike Schwinn
Ronny Medling
Gary Tullis
Sam Lobb
Warren Hall
Ken Kramer
Jim Pennel
Don Medling
John Owens
Gragg
Washburn
John Zook
Larned High School
Kansas University
Zook
Milford Zook
Zook, Kan
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Ted Owens
Alcindor
Houston Domed Arena Nears Opening With Exhibition Game
Houston work crews finish on a $31.6 million domed stadium as County Judge Bill Elliott signs off and hands keys to Roy Hofheinz of the Houston Sports Association. The Astros own a 40 year lease. teams scheduled to open with an Astros Yankees exhibition on April 9.
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Houston
Bill Elliott
Roy Hofheinz
The
Houston Sports Association
Association
Houston Astros
National League
Astros
New York Yankees
Villanova Edges Manhattan In Tight NIT Quarterfinal
Top seed Villanova beat Manhattan 73-71 to reach the NIT semifinals and face Detroit or NYU. St John’s defeated New Mexico 61-54 to set up a meeting with Army or Western Kentucky, with key late plays shaping both games.
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NEW York
Villanova
St. John’s
Manhattan
New Mexico
St. John's
Jerry Houston
Jack) Kraft
Melchionni
Len
Schnappauf
Kraft
Alcindor Plans Five College Visits
Lew Alcindor, a 7 foot 1 high school standout from Power Memorial, will visit UCLA Michigan Boston College St Johns and New York University this month. His coach Jack Donohue says more campuses may be added and Kansas shows interest though no visit is planned yet.
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New York
Lew Alcindor
Jack Donohue
Alcindor
Power Memorial
Lewie
UCLA
Michigan
Boston College
St. John’s
Donahue
N.Y
New York Universe
Bradley Top Man On Cage Team
Bill Bradley of Princeton named outstanding collegiate player of the college basketball season by the National Association of Basketball Coaches. He edged Michigan’s Cazzie Russell in voting and joined by Gail Goodrich, Fred Hetis, and Rick Barry on the all-star team. Wayne Estes of Utah State given honorary first-team spot after his accidental electrocution.
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Minneapolis
Bill Bradley
Princeton
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Tiger
Astros Schedule Shows Few Midweek Home Games
The Houston Astros will host only one midweek day game at home outside of Saturdays and Sundays this season, reducing weekday exposure while keeping weekend baseball activity steady.
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Houston Astros
Kansas City Boxers Dominate Open Golden Gloves Night
Kansas City boxers won six straight bouts on opening night of the 38th National Golden Gloves in Municipal Auditorium. Marcus Anderson of Louisville defended a featherweight title with a third-round TKO. Local stars include Allan Lattimore, Ron Lyke, Frankie Anderson, and Donald Parker as contenders move toward Wednesday quarter finals amid 18 knockouts on the 67-bout card. The National Golden Gloves Association will decide the 1966 site later today.
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Kansas City
Marcus Anderson
Louisville
Wayne Steiner
Minneapolis
Fred Garcia
Fort Worth
Ron Lyke
Albert Ramirez
Roswell
N.M
Allan Lattimore
Lattimore
James Anderson
St. Louis
Tony Gonzales
Denver
Donald Parker
Frankie Anderson
Perry Bennett
Streator
Ill
Jesse Avelos
Manuel Navarro
Pete Torres
Omaha
Tony Drake
National Golden Gloves Association of America
International Races Milestone for U S Skiing
U S Alpine Coach Bob Beattie hailed the first American international ski races as a milestone. Austria men won the team title with 107 points, France women took top honors with 62 points, while the United States finished last in the three day event featuring downhill slalom and giant slalom. He planned meetings with Austrians Sepp Sulzberger and French Honore Bonhet to push nation against nation competition.
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Vail Corp
Austria
France
United States
U.S
Bob Beattie
Beattie
Sepp Sulzberger
Honore Bonhet
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John Cobb
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Goodyear
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Hatfield-Jackson Oil Co., Inc
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United States Brewers Assocation, Inc
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