Reds Shuffle Positions As Bristol Seeks Peak Talent
Cincinnati Reds manager said the reshuffle moving Pete Rose to left field Deron Johnson to third and Tommy Helms to second is not an experiment but a bid to maximize three players. Bristol stressed backing his convictions while detailing rotational plans for infield and outfield spots and evaluating bullpen options as spring training opens.
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Knothole Registration Enters Second Week In City
Knothole registration extends into a second week with sessions tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the American Legion Home on South Main Street and the Parks Administration Building at Goldman Park. Registrants must present birth certificates. first week saw 140 registrations but many lacked documents.
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Lakota MML Volleyball King Crowned In Undefeated Win
Lakota MML volleyball team the Thunderbirds won the four team tournament on their home floor going 4 0. They defeated Monroe 26 4 Madison 18 4 Madison 23 8 and then beat Madison 22 10 in the finals. Coach Phil Martin led Jeff Neal Hubert Deaton Keith McBurnie Don Perkins Don Hardin Mike McQuinley Jerry Clark John Bertram Ken Suipe and Wayne South on the roster.
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Davidson Freed From Hospital After shooting
Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Ted Davidson was released from a Tampa hospital and returned to Santa Maria California to recover from gunshot wounds. He was shot twice March 9 after an argument with his estranged wife Mary who is charged with assault to commit murder.
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Bowling Leaders and High Scores In Industrial League
Recap of last night bowling results highlights a 613 series by Les Thurman for Tropical Paint at Eastern Lanes and a 661 set by Dennis Stein in the honor roll. Fireworks include Stuart figures like Dick Davidson at Sports Bowl and Bonnie Moore converting a 7 10 split at Laynecrest in Franklin alongside strong 600s this week.
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Women's Industrial League
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Michigan Grabs Lead as 37th NCAA Wrestling Opens
Michigan holds a team lead after two rounds at Kent State with six wrestlers advancing to the quarter finals. Michigan State and Oklahoma each have 18 points followed by Iowa State and Lehigh with 15. Oklahoma State 10, Penn State 12, Portland State 11, Wyoming 10, East Stroudsburg 9. Major upsets include Lehigh’s Joe Peritore losing to Harold McGuire and Wisconsin’s Mike Gluck defeating Jim Rogers. Other results from Louisville, Los Angeles, Portland, and Las Vegas noted.
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OSU Tankers Open NCAA Meet In Eighth Place
Ohio State swimmers sit eighth after the first finals night at the NCAA championships in East Lansing Michigan. Chuck Knorr led OSU with second on the one meter springboard scoring 477.95 points, while Indiana’s Ken Fitzberger tops with 510.25.
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Pirates Rout Reds 8-2 as Stargell Drives Win
Pittsburgh Pirates routed the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 2 in Tampa. Willie Stargell collected three hits and five RBIs including a decisive eighth inning homer. Ernie Broglio struggled for the Reds, allowing two runs in three innings before the bullpen faltered.
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