Robinson Responds to DeWitt Old 30 Remark
Orioles star Frank Robinson denounces Cincinnati president Bill DeWitt for calling him “not a young 30” after the December trade. Robinson defends his durability and recalls a 1963 injury that sidelined him briefly, insisting his age and record remain solid.
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New Bosses Predict Big Season For OToole
In Fort Lauderdale AP dispatch from spring training the Reds' new pitching staff tout Jim OToole as primed for a strong season. Mel Harder and manager Don Heffner cite improved velocity and form, despite last year's 3-10 record. OToole, 29, aims to rebound after 89-74 career mark with Cincinnati.
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Red Sox approve self policing plan with new leadership
In winter camp Winter Haven meeting the Boston Red Sox backed a players only police plan for on and off field behavior. Manager Billy Herman agreed the move is healthy. The club made trades sending Bouquette and Bressoud for Smith Thomas and Christopher and reshuffled front office with O Connell Sullivan and Williams adding new roles.
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Local Boxing Results From Steubenville and Los Angeles
In Steubenville Cowboy Bill Smith defeated Johnny Renda in a 10 round flyweight bout. Another Steubenville fighter Dougin Agin outpointed Tommy Tibbs of Boston in a 10 round lightweight clash. In Los Angeles Bobby Valdez of San Diego stopped Manny Ochoa of Guadalajara in a 5 round lightweight bout.
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Roseboro Swings On Marichal In Spring Training Clash
Roseboro hit a three run inside the park homer as the Dodgers beat the Giants 8-4 in a game overshadowed by a resurfaced feud with Juan Marichal. Marichal offered to shake, the Dodgers declined, and Roseboro kept his distance from any further incident. The report also notes several other spring results across the league including White Sox over Astros and Yankees over Phillies.
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Rick Barry Tops Rookie in Pro Loop
Rick Barry of the San Francisco Warriors was named NBA Rookie of the Year after a 25.7 point per game rookie season. He received 84 of 86 ballots, with Bill Cunningham of the 76ers on the remaining two.
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Second Prep Gridder Dies In Birmingham
Jim Wood a 15 year old Kerry High School football player died Sunday night three days after collapse on the practice field. It followed the earlier death of Clifton Randy Baker 15 from a broken neck at Banks High on Feb 24. Doctors said Wood had a mild concussion with no symptoms earlier and a brain blood clot prompted emergency surgery.
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Siebert Ready for Indians Return After Quick Test
Sonny Siebert said his sore index finger is ready for action and could join Sam McDowell as an Indians starter. He pitched 12 first-inning pitches against Portland farm club before manager Birdie Tebbetts limited him to protect the finger. Siebert allowed three relievers to finish as Portland collected 15 hits.
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Red Sox acquire Eddie Kasko in roster shuffle
The Boston Red Sox traded Felix Mantilla to the Houston Astros for Eddie Kasko in Sarasota Florida. Boston also optioned four players to Toronto reducing the roster to 31 players: Bill Rohr Jerry Herron Owen Johnson and Mike Andrews.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Boxing Result Snapshots
A rapid sports roundup lists exhibition baseball results including Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 1 in 11 innings Chicago A 6 Houston 0 and Kansas City 10 New York N 2 New York A 8 Philadelphia 3 Washington 12 Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 2 St Louis 1 Chicago N 8 California 7 Los Angeles 8 San Fran 4 Boston 6 Detroit 4 Cleveland 9 Portland PCL 7 Baltimore 8 Miami 5. In Caracas Venezuela Pedro Gomez defeated Justiano Aguilar in a lightweight bout Panama 9.
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Canadiens Reclaim NHL Crown as Hull Sets Records
Montreal clinched its eighth NHL championship in 11 years by routing Chicago 8-3, while Bobby Hull extended scoring marks with goal No. 54 and an assist to reach 97 points in a 4-2 loss to Boston. Toronto and Detroit drew 3-3 in the season finale.
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Halpin Leads Marlins to Ohio AAU Swim Titles
Valerie Halpin scored 26 points as the Cincinnati Marlins dominated the Ohio AAU Senior Women's championship in Columbus. The Marlins won the women's meet with 204 points, edging Glass City YWCA Toledo at 121. The Marlins also captured the boys division with 360 points, ahead of Cincinnati Coca-Cola at 275.
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Celtics Dash 76ers 115 96 to Lead Series 1-0
Boston defeats Philadelphia 115 to 96 in the Eastern Division Finals opening game to take a 1-0 series lead. Boston outscored Philadelphia in all quarters and hosts game two in the best-of-seven series.
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