Boyer Signs Mets Contract After Rough 1965
Kenny Boyer, booted by the Cardinals and by a horse, signs a 1964 contract with the New York Mets. The 34 year old veteran restates optimism for spring training in St. Petersburg and confirms a roughly $65,000 deal amid a spring signing wave that includes Skowron Pascual and Santo.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York Mets
Boyer
National League
St. Petersburg
Bill Skowron
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Wisconsin Brav es Antitrust Case Heads to State Court
Wisconsin and Milwaukee County ask Circuit Judge Elmer Roller to rule if the state court can hear the antitrust suits against baseball and the Braves over their planned move to Atlanta. The federal suit remains with the U.S. District Court. The decision hinges on state versus federal jurisdiction.
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Wisconsin
Braves
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Milwaukee
Atlanta
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Milwaukee County
Roller’s Court
U.S. District Court
Mantle to Undergo Surgery on Shoulder at Mayo Clinic
Mickey Mantle, 34, checked into Mayo Clinic on January 17 for examinations and surgery to remove a bone chip from his right shoulder. The procedure could influence whether he plays in the outfield or at first base with the Yankees. He is expected to be hospitalized 10 to 14 days and remain several weeks more for physical therapy.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
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Mayo Clinic
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Eral
Dallas
Tex
Yankee
Dolphins' Use Of Orange Bowl Stirs Public Hearing
The Orange Bowl festival and the University of Miami seek a public hearing on the pre contract for use of the Orange Bowl stadium by the Miami Dolphins AFL team. Mayor High says the hearing will occur before Feb 2. University President Stanford questions favorable terms for the pro team.
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Miami, Fla
University of Miami
Miami Dolphins
Miami
Robert King High
Henry King Stanford
Robert Hector
Melvin Reese
AFL
Dolphins
Breathe Right and Stay Well in February Digest
Experts say five sixths of lung capacity lies idle and readers can find exercises to feel better sleep better have more energy and reduce fatigue in February Reader's Digest now on sale.
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Reader's Digest
Gordie Howe Named to NHL All Star Team 1965
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings, NHL career goal leader, was named to the All Star team for the first half of the 1965-66 season. He is joined by Bobby Hull Glenn Hall Pierre Pilote Jacques Laperriere and Norm Ullman. Hull led with 38 goals and 90 points.
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Montreal
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Bobby Hull
Glenn Hall
Pierre Pilote
Chicago
Jacques Laperriere
Norm Ultman
Howe
Hull
NHL
Laperriere
Hall
Pilote
Ullman
Cadet Track Team Lists 13 Veterans at Army
West Point reports Army indoor track team features 13 lettermen led by captain Rance Farrell of Middletown Pennsylvania. Farrell competes on the relay and runs the 600 as the Cadets prepare for the season.
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Army
Rance Farrell
Middletown
City Cage Box Scores for J R Oilers and Others
Box scores list J R Oilers leading 74 to 53 at Ta Ho Tavern and multiple teams including Knights of Columbus, Grace Baptist, and Trenton Nazarene with individual scorers and team totals. Notable players include Armstrong 13 for J R Oilers, Highley 42 for Grace Baptist, McGuire 25 for Trenton Nazarene, and Fink 2 for Trenton Nazarene.
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Hart
Trenton Nazarene
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Bells
Evans
Ponder
Fink
Baptist
Sales Service Tops Tubing to Lead Armco Central League
Sales Service halted Tubing seven game win streak with a 63 57 victory. Carl Sewell was held to 18 points as Sales Service moved to first place in round two of the Armco Central League with three wins and no losses. Maintenance and Purchasing each won to reach a tie for second. Maintenance beat Research 48 45 led by Jerry Uhl with 16 points while Dave Smallwood went 9 of 10 at the line and 21 points for Purchasing in a 42 34 win.
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Carl Sewell
Armco
Jerry Uhl
Dave Smallwood
All-Star Bowling leaders emerge from Lansing semifinals
In Lansing, Bob Strampe and Nancy Rowan led the 25th annual All-Star Bowling Tournament as both genders’ fields were cut from 216 to 72 for Tuesday’s semifinals. Strampe’s 6,684 after 30 games tops, while Gary Curry rose to 2nd with 6,630.
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Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Bob Strampe
Nancy Rowan
Strampe
Gary Curry
Pasco
Wash
Bowling Battle in Ivy League At Sports Bow
In a bowling match set in the Ivy League at the Sports Bow venue Juanita Jiles posted a 649 series and Almaide Phillips a 621 series amid a list of team scores. The league features two women and three men per team with numerous players contributing high series and totals across the night.
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Juanita Jiles
Lameade Phillips
Malaga Named Fitness Head by Rhodes in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes appointed Robert S. Malaga a Cleveland attorney and sportsman to chair the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness. Malaga, well known in tennis, organized Cleveland's 1964 Davis Cup Challenge Round.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Robert S. Malaga
Cleveland
Governor's Council On
Malaga
Banks signs 1966 Cubs contract for 14th season
Chicago Cubs first baseman Ernie Banks agreed to terms on a 1966 contract for his 14th season. Reportedly near 65000 dollars, Banks hit 28 home runs 25 doubles and 106 runs batted in last year while leading NL first basemen in chances 1790 putouts 1682 and posting a .992 fielding percentage.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Reds Sign Two Lefties For 1966 Season
Cincinnati left handers Jim O'Toole and Gerry Arrigo signed for 1966. Assistant GM Phil Seghi announced the deals with no salary figures. O'Toole, 28, went 3-10 in 29 games last season after an 81-55 mark in five prior years with the Reds. Arrigo, 22, spent 1965 partly with San Diego going 4-2 in 27 games with Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Reds
Jim O'Toole
Gerry Arrigo
Phil Seghi
O'Toole
Reds
Arrigo
San Diego
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