Reds Lose Davidson in Tampa Shooting Sheds Shine
Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia on Friday in exhibition play but lose Teddy Davidson to a shoulder and stomach injury from a Tampa cocktail lounge shooting. Manager Dave Bristol said the loss could hurt bullpen plans with Davidson likely out two months. Jim Maloney Ernie Broglio and Darrell Osteen limited the Phillies to seven hits while Dick Simpson and Floyd Robinson homered.
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Philadelphia
Dave Bristol
Teddy
Davidson
Reds
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Mary
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Jim Maloney
Ernie Broglio
Darrell Osteen
Phils
Dick Simpson
Floyd Robinson
Cincinnati
Art Shamsky
Bo Belinsky Keeps Fame On Perimeter In Astros Exhibition
Bo Belinsky, once Hollywood’s buzzworthy pitcher, anchors the Houston Astros in a 3-0 exhibition win over Washington. He fanned four over four innings as Ed Mathews and Jim Landis contributed. Willie Horton fueled Detroit’s 8-7 win over Kansas City with four RBIs. The day also featured Boston’s Tommie Agee and Chicago’s offense, plus San Francisco edging Chicago Cubs 4-3 on Alou’s late double and Baltimore’s 8-6 11-inning comeback over Minnesota with Mark Belanger and Russ Snyder key.
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Associated Press
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Hollywood
Houston
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Jim Owens
Ed Mathews
Jim Landis
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Jim Northrup
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Sal Bando
Tony LaRussa
Athletics
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Boston
Dennis Bennett
Chicago
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
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Chicago Cubs
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Willie McCovey
Ferguson Jenkins
Giants
Cubs
Baltimore
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Twins
Sam Bowens
Orioles
Mark Belanger
Russ Snyder
Woodie Held
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Armco Shooters Drop Playoff in Dayton Rifle Meet
Armco Rifle Club finishes second in the Dayton Industrial Athletic Association season after losing a playoff to Frigidare 1441 to 1409. Earl Reed led Armco with 290, Harden Hagin 286, Wilbur Leslie 279, and Homer Hill and Jim Tunnell each with 277.
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Earl Reed
Armco
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Wilbur Leslie
Homer Hill
Jim Tunnell
MSU Wrestling Coach Grady Peninger Sees Unbroken Win Record
Grady Peninger entry notes 17 year coaching span with no losing season in high school and college.
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Grady Peninger
Michigan State
Laguna Narvaez bout sparks Madison Square Garden riot
Ismael Laguna, the lightweight contender and 23 year old Puerto Rican ace, defeated Frankie Narvaez in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight drew a large crowd of about 11 580 with many hurt in a surrounding riot injuring several and sending fans to hospital.
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Pretense Aims for Santa Anita Money Record in San Juan Capistrano
Pretense, the 4-year-old from Llangollen Farm owned by Mrs Elizabeth Tippe, seeks a Santa Anita money record by winning the 1 1/4 mile San Juan Capistrano Handicap. He faces Buckpasser and others, with 12 starters and first prize of 75000. Trainer Charlie Whittingham also runs Drin in the Strub Stakes, not coupled in betting. Jim Shoemaker rides Pretense at 126 pounds.
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Associated Press
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San Juan
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Charlie Whittingham
Howard B. Keck
Drin
Bill Shoemaker
Duin
Leffit Pincay Jr
Firet Host
Donham To Open Middletown Women’s City Bowling Tourney
Middletown city council chairman Donham will present at J J Lanes at 5 30 p m to open the 1967 women’s city tournament. The event marks the 50th anniversary of the Women's International Bowling Congress and the three week tourney features 26 teams in two shifts.
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Bill Donham
Middletown
Martha Wombold
Middletown Women's Bowling Association
Middletown Association
Mets Poised for a Strong 1967 Season
New York Mets enter 1967 with a pitching staff boasting 10 pitchers and 55 major league wins from 1966, a marked improvement over their 1965 total of 23 victories. The shift signals a healthier rotation as the franchise eyes better results next year.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Mets
Bowling Scores and Standings From Local Meet
A long list of bowlers with four game totals and series scores is reported. Notable entries include J Eliopoulos 837 and Ron Frye 656, with many players posting high first names and last names across the standings, reflecting a dense club meet result.
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Ron Frye
Bob Roby
Cliff Hill
G. Marshall
Denny Stein
Allant
B. Theodore
John Long
Mary Melton
Nancy Miller
Carolyn Bake
Helen Smith
Juanita Jiles
Jan Pendy
Judy Schultz
Sandy Cramer
Betty Afin Back
J. Blankenship
Zelma Taylor
Chris Creech
Pauline Bowling
Lola Crawford
M. Rohrkemper
Mae Long
Elaine Perry
Laura Gracia
S. Hartman
Joyce Kethoffer
Gibbie Wise
Helen Turner
Helen Hughes
Marilyn Zeck
Cleo Shearer
Adcock Faces Dilemma Over McDowell Arrest
Cleveland manager Joe Adcock returns from Mexico City to decide punishment for pitcher Sam McDowell after Tucson police arrest during Indians exhibition trip. McDowell says incident blown out of proportion and was released on $10 bond. He was set to pitch against the San Francisco Giants in the first major league exhibition.
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Ariz
Joe Adcock
Cleveland Indians
Mexico City
Sam McDowell
Sam
Adcock
McDowell
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
Frenchman Killy Leads North American Alpine Championships
Jean-Claude Killy of France emerged as the skater to beat in the second round at the North American Alpine Championships in Franconia New Hampshire. Killy posted 1:29.03 on Cannon Mountain’s downhill course as warm weather left the snow sticky. Guy Perrillat, also of France, clocked 1:29.91 to take second, while Jim Barrows of the United States finished third in 1:30.03.
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N.H
Jean - Claude Killy
France
Cannon Mountain
Guy Perrillat
Jim Barrows
United States
Ladies Day Greetings Echo Across Parlor Exchange
A fragmentary scene captures a morning chat among women including Mrs Fitch Miss Birdie Mrs Bunker and Mrs Parr. The dialogue hints at a social gathering and familiar neighborhood rhythms.
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Miss Birdie
Mrs. Bunker
Mrs. Parr
Classified ad launches young rider to first win
In Miami a classified ad in a local paper led Wayne Drew to a riding career as an exercise boy. Two years later he earned his first victory this summer at Randall Park near Cleveland marking a notable early achievement for the aspiring jockey.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Wayne Drew
Drew
Randall Park
Cleveland
Veteran AAU tournament chief retires in Denver
Willard Greim the only man to serve in an executive role for all 30 National AAU Basketball tournaments in Denver has retired as director. L. W. Seipel, a Denver automobile dealer, will take over as new tournament director.
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Willard Greim
L. W. Seipel
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