Singles Crown Goes To Brewer
Wilma Brewer wins the singles title with 656 and leads all-events totals with 1 750 actual and 1 400 handicap. Carter Wilder claim the doubles crown with 1207 as they also lead in team standings. Brewer and Hotarick remain top in actual pins but drop to second in doubles.
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Carter - Wilder
Brewer
Betty Hotarick
Carter
Wilder HB
Barbara Boal
LaVerne Trimble
Dot Rigg
Trimble
Rigg
Airport Inn
Don
Cisle
Local Standings and Team Rosters Display Evening Scores
Standings list ten teams from Airport Inn to Bartel's Shoes with points, followed by a roster section naming players such as Wilma Brewer Janet Gibbs Barbara Boal LaVerne Trimble and others. A separate pair of entries shows Carolyn Wilder and Wilma Brewet ary Dickerson with more names. Final scores show decimals 2.846 2.706 2.695 2.682 2.663 2.652 2.642 2.641 2.615.
Morehead among spring hurlers as Red Sox option to Toronto
Boston right-hander Dave Morehead has been optioned to Toronto of the International League after an uneven spring, with one win since his no hitter on Sept 16, 1965. Boston manager Dick Williams says Morehead may be recalled when he shows improvement. Tony Conigliaro is nearing a return from a shoulder injury, expected to bat in a week and play in two.
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Associated Press
Dave Morehead
Morehead
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Toronto
Dick Williams
Winter Haven
Fla
Williams
Tony Conigliaro
Tony
Red Sox
Thomas Tierney
Conigliaro
Detroit
Florida
New York Yankees
Mets
Fort Lauderdale
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
St. Petersburg
Houston
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Cincinnati
Voters Named Incomplete Ballot List Despite Marks
A fragment lists Wilma Brewer Barbara Boal Longman Carolyn Kelly Marge Farkas Lou Crawford Char Pergram and Dog Rigg in an apparent ballot or roster line. No context or full details accompany the names.
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Wilma Brewer
Barbara Boal
Longman
Carolyn Kelly
Marge Farkas
Lou Crawford
Char. Pergram
Dog Rigg
Ellis Shows Promise As Reds Trounce Braves In Exhibition
Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol lauds Sammy Ellis as he regains form in a 4 0 exhibition win over Atlanta. Ellis yielded one hit in five innings with Mel Queen fanning two in relief. Deron Johnson drove in the Reds' lone first inning run after Tommy Harper walked and moved to second on a passed ball.
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Tampa
Fla
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Sammy Ellis
Ellis
Bristol
Atlanta Braves
Reds
Hank Aaron
Sammy
Mel Queen
Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
Tommy Harper
Davidson Dominates Ohio State Bowling Meet at Akron
Dick Davidson of the Sports Bowl set a pace in the 63rd Ohio State Tournament, leading in all events with a 2 043 total and capturing multiple high scores. Jack Frisbie joined in double glory with 1 367 in handicap doubles while Carroll Yocum posted a high single of 279 and solid totals in team and doubles play.
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Columbus
Ohio
Long Lake Lodge
Akron
Judy Kolb
Defiance
Dick Davidson
Davidson
Jack Frisbie
Carroll Yocum
Don Dennis
Dennis
Yocum
Frisbie
Rangers clinch first playoff berth in five years
New York Rangers beat Boston 3-1 to seal a NHL playoff spot, ending a nine game winless run. Emile Francis warned players to keep practicing as New York stays in a second place tie with Toronto, who edged Detroit 6-5. Chicago tied Montreal 4-4 as Hull neared the scoring record. Henri Richard recorded a hat trick for Montreal, and Detroit faded after a strong start.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York Rangers
Boston
Emile Francis
Rangers
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Francis
New York
Jim Pappin
Gordie Howe
Red Wings
Hull
NHL
Hawks
Henri Richard
Canadiens
Retzlaff to retire from pro football after 11 seasons
Pete Retzlaff, acquired by the Eagles in 1956 for 100 dollars, plans to retire from professional football after 11 years as a top NFL offensive end. The 34 year old has notified coach Joe Kuharich he has caught his last pass and will pursue sports broadcasting full time. He is also among candidates Johnson considered for national physical fitness director.
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Philadelphia
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Retzlaff
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
Johnson
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Exhibition Baseball Sunday Scores Across Major Leagues
Sunday exhibition results include Boston 7 Detroit 6 and St Louis 7 Chicago 5. New York A 1 New York N 6 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 Philadelphia 4 Washington 0 Cincinnati 4 Atlanta 0 in nine or ten innings. Iain Houston 2 Pittsburgh 1 in ten innings. Los Angeles 8 Baltimore 6 Cleveland 8 California 2 San Francisco 8 Chicago N 5.
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Atlanta
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Iain Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
San Francisco
Dodgers Embrace Koufax on Spring Camp Visit
Sandy Koufax, retired Dodgers ace, makes first appearance since career end and signs autographs for players and fans during a visit to Dodgers spring camp in Miami. He will gather information for a TV commentator role while meeting teammates before exhibition vs. Orioles.
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Dodgers
Sandy
Miami
Fla
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles Dominate Yankees In 1966 Series
The Baltimore Orioles swept the last-place New York Yankees, taking 15 of 18 games. It was the most one-sided series in both leagues, highlighting a striking disparity in that stretch.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
The
Birds
NHL Standings Tie Shapes Outcome As Teams Rally
Chicago leads with 38 wins 15 losses 11 ties 87 points. Toronto 28 24 11 67, New York 28 25 11 67, Montreal 26 25 13 65, Detroit 22 35 4 54, Boston 17 38 40 44. Montreal Chicago tied for title as others trail. x-Clinched entries listed with final marks.
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Chicago
Toronto
New York
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Sikes Seeks Masters Invite After Jacksonville Open Win
Dan Sikes, a Jacksonville lawyer and pro golfer, won the Jacksonville Open by one stroke to boost his Masters bid. He earned 20,000 dollars, finishing 279 total after a closing 73. Bill Collins, 38, ex Marine, placed second with 280 and 12,000 dollars, while Jim Colbert and Gay Brewer Jr. tied for third at 281 to share 6,250 and stay in Masters contention.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Fla
Greensboro
N.C
Sikes
Bill Collins
Purchase
N.Y
Collins
Jim Colbert
Gay Brewer Jr
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Perry's
Taylor Home Impr
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Laura Garcia
Dot Staton
Claudia Arnold
Kathy Harrison
Dixie Doty
Carolyn ‘Wilder
Wilma Brewetary Dickerson
Marilyn Fordyce
Nancy Taylor
Linda Jack
Nancy Burdge
Edna Brooks
Mag Loneman
Illa Gibbs
Bonnie Moore
Chris Creech
Va Creech
Lola Crawford
Bosox
By Bob Green
New York Mets
Old Hill Farm
Rusty Staub
Houston Astros
Common Court
Everett Tyra Eval
K. S. Gibbs
K. Gibbs
Gibbs Trucking
Winchester
Kentucky
Everett Tyra
Daisy G. Tyra
Commoneal
Butler County
Holy G. Tyra
Tilmon A. Ellison
Beneficial Mortgage CO
Beneficial Finance System
Middletown
Central Ave
Aly
Nigel Green
By Murray Chass
Dodger
Lou Johnson
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Sears
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Silvertone
Sears Care Service
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