Early Olympic Arrival Urged By OSU Researchers
Ohio State University researchers say the 1968 U S Olympic team should reach Mexico City the eve of the games or three weeks early due to altitude effects. An OSU study funded by a 267000 Army grant found mixed results with trained and untrained groups, including a fit swimmer who fell ill and an overweight non conditioned member who fared well.
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Johnson and Reds Open Season Seeking First Wins
President Johnson along with the Cincinnati Reds enter Opening Day aiming to snap two-game skids as the major league season starts with the Senators facing the Indians in the Presidential Opener and the Reds meeting the Mets in the historic opener. Sammy Ellis starts for Cincinnati against Jerry Koosman.
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Cleveland Stadium Faults Highlight Indians Boss Criticism
Cleveland Indians general manager Gabe Paul condemned the city over stadium repairs as the team prepared to open at home next week. He cited snow seat construction delays center field and unfinished bullpens and bandstand relocation as signs of negligence in stadium prep.
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Jimmy Brown Faces $100000 Damage Suit
A damage suit for 100000 dollars was filed in common pleas court charging Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown with assault and battery against 18 year old Brenda Ayres in a Cleveland motel room last June 19. Ayres also pursues a paternity action and blood tests were set as Brown left for England.
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Tebbetts Has Lineup Worked Out
San Diego AP report shows Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts confirming an opening day lineup with Chuck Hinton at first base over Fred Whitfield who is bruised. Sam McDowell will start, and the Indians fall to the Cubs 9 to 5 after a wild 12th inning as Heffner falters.
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Tiger Griffith Bout Scheduled For April 25 Title Fight
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith and middleweight king Dick Tiger signed to meet April 25 at Madison Square Garden with Griffith defending his title. Torres vs Thornton for the light heavyweight crown set for May 21. Dodgers stars Koufax and Drysdale powered LA to 64 of 97 NL wins in 1965.
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Heffner Plans Bold Spring Experiments With Reds
Reds manager Don Heffner aims to test new lineup ideas in spring exhibition games in Knoxville and Indianapolis. Heffner wants early season versatility, noting Pete Rose at third and Deron Johnson in left as signs, with Jim OToole and Joey Jay showing sharp spring form. Cincinnati opens NL play vs Mets in Cincinnati as Reds seek cohesion.
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Mantle Begins Spring Start in Braves Exhibition
Mickey Mantle started the Yankees exhibition slate by playing seven innings in a 5-4 extra inning win over the Braves and earning a regular starting spot if he remains ready. He handled left field duties, made three accurate throws, and drove in a run with a fifth inning single. Mantle expressed optimism about his arm, noting it felt good and that he could start the opener versus Detroit. The Astros beat the Tigers 6-4 on Jim Wynn’s three run homer, and the Cubs defeated the Indians 9-5 in 12 innings. the Reds White Sox game in Knoxville was rained out.
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Colavito Leads Indians Toward Pennant Hope
Cleveland eyes a pennant under Rocky Colavito with Sam McDowell and Sonny Siebert anchoring a strong rotation. The Indians aim for upticks in pitching and offense after a 1965 schedule that featured 109 stolen bases and league leading fielding percentage.
Pappas Named Opening Starter for Reds in Mets Clash
Cincinnati manager Don Heffner designated right-hander Milt Pappas to start the NL opener against the New York Mets after trading Frank Robinson to Baltimore. Tommy Helms will start at second, Pete Rose at third, and Deron Johnson in left. Pappas faces老 Jack Fisher, who led the majors with eight wins in losses last season.
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Three Governors to Attend Reds Mets Opener
Cincinnati AP says three governors may attend the National League opener between the Reds and Mets. Reds owner William DeWitt invites New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Rockefeller has not replied. Ohio Governor James Rhodes will throw the first pitch and Governor Edward Breathitt will take part in pregame ceremonies.
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Optimists Plan Derby Session for Next Saturday
The Optimist Club announced the Derby Session will be held at Sherman School at 2 p.m. next Saturday. Officials report that 91 boys will start building cars, up from earlier figures.
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Ohio Waters To Be Stocked In 155 Areas This Year
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports more than 50 million fish will be stocked in 155 water areas this year, including 48 million walleyes. Species listed include largemouth bass bluegill redear sunfish channel catfish northern pike muskellunge trout smallmouth bass chain pickerel and others, compared with last year’s 38 million in 125 spots.
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