Star slugger Stuart lands lucrative Red Sox deal
Dick Stuart signed his 1964 contract with Boston over the weekend boosting his salary to about 40 000 after a 1963 season that saw him lead the American League with 118 RBIs and 319 total bases and hit 42 homers. Carl Yastrzemski also agreed to a seven thousand five hundred dollar raise. Other signings included Bob Friend with the Pirates Wally Moon Ken McBride Phil Regan Earl Francis and Dick Nen.
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Wally Moon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
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Detroit
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Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Dick Nen
St. Louis
Southern Teams Leading Cagers
Top Southern programs Kentucky Davidson Vanderbilt and Duke pace the national race with SEC and ACC battles upcoming. Kentucky crushed Mississippi State 102 59. Vanderbilt edged LSU 66 64. Davidson eyes Duke after back to back Southern Conference tests. Duke extended ACC winning streak to 28 with Maryland 104 72. UCLA and Michigan won. Villanova Loyola Chicago and DePaul stumbled with La Salle St. John’s Loyola upsets.
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Latman Happy To Be In LA
Pitcher Barry Latman, 27, is glad to join the Los Angeles Angels after being acquired from the Cleveland Indians. He will pitch in his birthplace this season and avoid facing the Angels, whom he beat only once in three seasons, a 1 0 victory in Cleveland last July.
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Dentist Scores Hole in One for Fun at Club
Dr. Jack Adams of Cleveland, Tennessee, parlayed a playful cavity filling into a hole in one on the 11th hole at the Cleveland Golf and Country Club.
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Jack Adams
Cleveland
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Bowling Green stuns leaders in overtime win over Ohio
Bowling Green Falcons upset first place Ohio University 76 69 in overtime as Howard Komives teed off with a career high four points and limited Ohio star Jerry Jackson to three. Ohio State edged Indiana 96 96 in overtime and Cincinnati beat North Texas State 78 68.
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Butch) Komives
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Murtaugh Sees Pirates Improved With New Infielders
Pittsburgh Pirates manager talks of a stronger club after adding infielders Bob Bailey Donn Clendenon and Dick Schofield and promoting Will Stargell and Joe Pagliaroni while aiming to reduce errors and boost power for 1964. Gene Alley is highlighted as a versatile infield prospect.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Woodlyn
Bob Bailey
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Alalthough Schofield
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Joe Pagliaroni
Smoky Burgess
Pirates optimistic on young Steve Blass and lineup depth
One of series notes a newcomer Steve Blass may be ready after a strong .500 showing at Columbus. Rex Johnson could be considered for an outfield slot. Pittsburgh expects a powerful pitching staff, improved defense, stronger hitting, and a deep bench with lefties Lynch Burgess and righties Savage Freese Alley. The Los Angeles Club is the team to beat with Cards Braves and Giants also expected to challenge.
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Well-Traveled Horses Arrive for Washington International
Horses from 16 countries have been flown to Laurel for the Washington International. A total of 41 foreign horses have traveled 382,214 miles from Russia, South America, Japan, Europe, and the Scandinavian Countries to compete.
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Laurel
Washington International
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St Mathews Lands NL Lead in Field Errors
National League third basemen were led by Milwaukee star St Mathews last season with just 13 errors in 121 games, highlighting superior fielding at the hot corner.
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Milwaukee
St Mathews
Last Place Boston Has Top Rookie
Boston’s rookie Gary Dornhoefer scored a late goal to salvage a 4-4 tie with league-leading Montreal as Chicago beat Toronto, creating a first place stalemate with Montreal and the Black Hawks. Detroit beat the Rangers 4-2, widening its gap over New York. Coach Milt Schmidt praised Dornhoefer’s net-front play, noting he has 16 points in 17 games.
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Rangers
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Ex Ohioan Tops Three Buckeyes In Daytona Run
Nelson Stacy, a former Ohio resident now from Daytona Beach, wins the 250 mile AMA race at Daytona International Speedway with a 154.103 mph pace in a 1964 Ford. Jim Cushman of Columbus finishes fifth, Mike Klapak of Warren eighth, and Jack Bowsher of Springfield ninth, earning prize money.
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Warren
Bensman Named Baseball Coach at University of Dayton
Charles J. Bensman assistant director of admissions at Dayton since 1962 was named the baseball coach succeeding Herb Dintman now Director of Intramurals. Bensman begins duties Monday with conditioning twice weekly until campus diamond or UC fieldhouse facilities are available. The basketball season ends March 7.
Arkansas Razorbacks Go 2-4-2 In Eight Bowls
The Arkansas football program has appeared in eight bowl games over 30 years, with two wins, four losses, and two ties.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Selby Outsider Leads Armco Bowling Meet At Sports Bowl
Selby rolled a 683 handicap to top singles and combined with Ray Paynter Jr for 1,144 in doubles. East Works standout Rudith Lawson led overall sets with 1,293, while Fabricating and General Office divisions posted varied leaders as the Armco Tournament continues next weekend.
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Manhattan aims for 15th straight Metropolitan title
Long track and field winning strings by Gary Gubner and Bill Crothers ended over the weekend as Hayes Jones extends his indoor run. Manhattan seeks its 15th consecutive Metropolitan intercollegiate indoor title in a two day New York meet with rivals NYU and Toronto. Gubner loses indoors for first time in 23 meets to Dallas Long by a quarter inch in the 62-4 1/2 feet mark. Hayes Jones wins 60 yard hurdles in 7.2 seconds, equal to 60 yard dash mark of six.
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Associated Press
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New York University
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Los Angeles Times
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FALSE TEETH THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment from looseness. Moe offers a remedy: sprinkle F a alkaline powder on plates to hold teeth more securely, feel more comfortable, and avoid sour plate odor. Available at drug counters as FASTEETH.
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