White and Groat Boost Phillies Best Ever Club
Phillies manager Gene Mauch predicts his best club in seven years with Bill White and Dick Groat, joining stars like Callison, Rojas, Allen, Bunning, and Short. He outlines positions, potential shifts, and the challenge of a fourth starter behind the trio, with Dalrymple and Uecker in catching plans.
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Clearwater
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Bill White
Dick Groat
Philadelphia Phillies
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Great
Mauch
Jack Russell Stadium
Johnny Callison
Cookie Rojas
Richie Allen
Jim Bunning
Chris Short
Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Jackie Brandt
St. Louis
Phils
Tony Taylor
Groat
Bobby Wine
Brandt
Baltimore Oriole
Gonzalez
John Briggs
Adolfo Phillips
Clay Dalrymple
Bob Uecker
Alex Johnson
Art Mahaffey
Pat Corrales
Bunning
Short
Ray Culp
Darold Knowles
Baltimore
Rochester
John Boozer
Little Rock
Bo Belinsky
Ray Herbert
Boston
Opening Session Yields Early Golden Gloves Wins
Kansas City AP The opening rounds of the national Golden Gloves tournament produced a string of decisions and TKOs. Rene Bonefant of Lowell outpointed Raymond Martin, Alan Lattimore beat James Brown, then lost to Nickey Priola. Pete Garcia won two bouts at 118 pounds, Antoine Miller stopped Charles Durban, and Richard Gillis scored a first round TKO over Nathaniel Lenoir before outpointing Gilbert King. Calvin Willis defeated Mike Galostian before losing to Jimmy Tresciar. Aston Lang won by default then lost to Robert Anderson as Anderson’s team dominated the later rounds. Ronald Coleman delivered a second round TKO over Joe Licata before defeating Larry Washington in the next round.
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Rene Bonefant
Lowell
Mass
Raymond Martin
St. Louis
Alan Lattimore
James Brown
Cincinnati
Lattimore
Nickey Priola
Lafayette
Pete Garcia
Wichita
Walter Henney
Buffalo
N.Y
Garcia
Joe Washington
Grand Rapids
Mich
Antoine Miller
Chicago
Richard Gillis
Nathaniel Lenoir
Indianapolis
Gillis
Gilbert King
Cleveland
Calvin Willis
Mike Galostian
Jimmy Tresciair
Aston Lang
Teddy Burkett
Des Moines
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Ron Rasberry
Springfield
Ill
Ronald Coleman
Joe Licata
Coleman
Larry Washington
Two British Tourneys Boost Pro Golf Swing
American pros gain added events in Britain for 1967 with two new tournaments. The Alcan Golfer of the Year Championship opens to 12 Americans and five Brits with a top prize of 55000 dollars. A second event teams 50 Brits with five invited pros. American players must qualify through four 1967 events and use their best three scores.
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Alcan
Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
Tom O Boyle Hired as Defensive Line Coach at Iowa State
Tom O Boyle, a former all-Big Eight football player from Kansas State, is hired as defensive line coach at Iowa State University. The 33 year old will take the post effective April 1 after re signing Monday to serve as wrestling coach and assistant football coach at Drake University, replacing Dale Haupt.
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Iowa
Iowa State University
Kansas State
Tom O’boyle
O’boyle
Drake University
Dale Haupt
Mets Win On Braves Errors In Spring Test
In West Palm Beach, the Mets capitalized on four Braves errors in the first two innings to score five runs and beat Atlanta 7 2. Jack Fisher earned the win for New York in their seventh spring victory in nine starts, while Ken Johnson took the loss as Atlanta dropped to 5 4.
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Atlanta
New York
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Mets
Ken Johnson
Braves
Diamond Data From Monday and Wednesday Results
The Associated Press lists Monday results including New York A 3 Los Angeles 0 and Detroit 7 Baltimore 6 plus St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 3 and Chicago A 10 Kansas City 1. Wednesday schedules feature Detroit versus Atlanta and Cincinnati against Chicago A with multiple matchups across Florida and California.
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Winter Haven
Polish sprinter Irena Kirstenstein hailed as Poland's queen of speed
Irena Kirstenstein a 20 year old Warsaw University student and Jew is lauded as a national heroine. She dominates track events beating Olympic champions in the 100 and 200 meters and leads Poland's teams visiting the United States for a Berkeley meet July 16 17. Crowds sing for her autographs as traffic halts on Warsaw streets and she headlines a wave of Polish pride.
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Brigitte Bardot
Lynda Bird
Irena Kirstenstein
University of Warsaw
Irena
Parrott Moves to Second on Local Kegler List
Bill Parrott rose to second in season high game and high series as Virginia Inn beat Coca-Cola in a make up at Hillcrest Bowl. His 276 game and 704 series were runners up city wide, lifting Virginia Inn to third with 1082. The Journal-World bowling column will cover city honor roll later, and Friday’s all city meeting will elect officers.
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Groat
Phil Linz
Rojas
Taylor
Bill Parrott
Virginia Inn
Coca-Cola
Hillcrest Bowl
Parrott
Dick Stedman
Journal-World
Bobby Hull Wins Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year
New York AP Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks is February’s Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year after breaking the NHL scoring record with 53 goals.
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New York
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Hickok
Local representative promotes Woodmen Accident and Life Company
A community based contact offers protection for income with a personal call back. The message identifies an agent representing Woodmen Accident and Life Company inviting a discussion at the resident's convenience.
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Woodmen Accident and Life Company
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