Woody Hayes and Jay Wilkinson clash over report card
Woody Hayes quizzes Steve Hayes on a report card with three A's and two B's. He cites Bud Wilkinson's son Jay with 45 straight wins to justify a tougher standard, prompting Steve to smile at the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Steve
Woody
Bud Wilkinson
Jay
Jay Wilkinson
M M Boys Strike Again in Yankees 3-2 Win
Mickey Mantle hit his first homer of the season and Roger Maris connected for the second time as the Yankees edged Minnesota 3-2. The M and M duo powered New York during a three game winning streak under manager Ralph Houk after Mantle expressed remorse over earlier performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Chass
Associated Press
M&m
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Ralph Houk
Mantle
Maris
Yankees
Johnny Keane
Houk
California
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angees
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Koufax Dominates Most NL Opponents Except Reds
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax is over 500 against all National League teams except Cincinnati, which leads the series 18 to 17. He has the most wins against the Philadelphia Phillies, beating them 19 times in 26 decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Koufax
Phillies
Willie Mays Aims to Close on Ruth All-Time Home Run Mark
Ruth's Record Only One Willie May Not Surpass By JACK HAND Willie Mays, 35, needs 200 homers to reach Babe Ruth's 714. If healthy and average 40 annually to age 40, he could tie by 1971. Ted Williams 521 is reachable soon. Jim Foxx 534 may fall by Labor Day. Spahn, Law, Drysdale, Burdette yielded most of Mays' 513, with Koufax and Roberts limiting him modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
NEW York
Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
Willie
Ted Williams
Jimmy Foxx
Ruth
Mays
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Spahnie
Braves
Boston
Giants
Polo Grounds
Vern Law
Pittsburgh
Deacon
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lew Burdette
California Angels
Harvey Haddix
Johnny Podres
Bob Buhl
Sandy Koufax
Robin Roberts
Yankees edge Twins as Stottlemyre scatters nine hits
New York pitcher Mel Stottlemyre limited Minnesota to nine hits in a 3-2 Yankees win marking their third straight victory. Pete Rose of Cincinnati piled up two singles a double and a homer driving in three and scoring twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantle
Maris
Joe Pepitone
Mel Stottlemyre
al Worthington
Bob Rodgers
Ed Kirkpatrick
Angels
Senators
California
Athletics
Manny Jimenez
Boston
Pete Magrini
New York
Yankees
Minnesota
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Shamsky and Rose Lead Reds to Atlanta Win
Art Shamsky and Pete Rose hit two run homers as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Atlanta Braves 7 to 4. The win tied the Reds with St. Louis for eighth in the National League despite a temporary power outage at the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Art Shamsky
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Shamsky
Rose
Reds
Braves
St. Louis
Podres Rejoins Old Boss with Tigers After Dodgers Trade
Veteran pitcher Johnny Podres, 33, leaves the Dodgers after 13 seasons to join the Detroit Tigers. Manager Charley Dressen, who mentored him in Brooklyn, plans to use Podres as a reliever or spot starter. Podres has logged 123 innings this season with a 3.43 ERA last year and a 7-6 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tiger
Charley Dressen
Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Tigers
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Detroit
Dressen
Falcons Sign Dan Grimm and Braves Pitchers
The Falcons signed Dan Grimm and added six Braves pitchers to the roster for 13 hits. Cincinnati’s Joey Jay earned the win, improving to 3-2 with relief help from Don Nottebart and Billy McCool. Rose moved from third to second and noted improved hitting, while Shamsky's spring role remained uncertain due to depth in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Don Nottebart
Billy McCool
Jay
E—Perez
Cloninger
Atlanta
Atlan
Falcons
Dan Grimm
Pinson
Rose
Geiger
Woodguard
Greenward
Hr—Rose
Shamsky Bay
Menke
Mathews
Wdon
Bincinnati Helms
Pinson of
Shamsky
Harper If
Perez
Edwards
Cardenas
Queen of
Nottebart
McCool
ABH
BI Alou If
Aaron Rf
Thomas
Oliver c
Menk
Alomar
Niekro
Torre Ph O'Dell
Woodward
de la Hoz
Umbach
Olive
Falcons Acquire Grimm In Expansion Draft
The fledgling Atlanta Falcons announce the acquisition of Dan Grimm in Februarys expansion draft. The 25 year old Colorado product and former Green Bay fifth round pick starred in college and joins the NFL new franchise as it builds its line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Wee
Falcons
National Football League
Grimm
University of Colorado
Packers
Tuesday Open Begins Play at Goldman Park
The new Tuesday Open slo pitch league kicks off at Goldman Park barring a cold snap. Three games are on the schedule with Weidemann facing Armco Triangles and Duff's Cafe meeting the Knights of Columbus at 6 45 p.m. Wilsman's Trucking meets Frasik Realty at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsman’s
Hamilton
Wilsman's
Ed “Skeeter” Payne
Middletown High
Carel Cosby
Oneida
Wilsman
Goldman Park
Weidemann
Armco Triangles
Duff's Cafe
Knights of Columbus
Frasik Realty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sportsviews
Keane
Joe Beggs
Newport
St. Louis Cardinals
August Busch
New Yorkers
M & M’' Boys
Maiis
Houston
Twinight
Baltimore
Cleveland
Toledo
Rochester
Richmond
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Indianapolis
Cold Phoenix
Denver
Ww. L Pet. G.B. San Fran
Phila
Lebanon
Teleph Dehy
Pam Ay
Cotes
Oklahoma Ranch
Dohns
Scott
Scotts
San
Turfbuilder Plus
AOME
Ee Road
America
Vada Pinson
Homer
Ace
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lewis Ardette
New Lexington
Turkey Creek Lake
Scioto County
Mark Patz
Bruce Christman
Saidanager
Don Heffner
Denis Menke
Ed Mathews
Jim Maloney
Auckland
New Zealand
Tuna Scanlan
Samoa
George Thomas
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Ernie Indian Red Lopez
Jose Stable
U'bah
Cates
Cloinger
O'Dell
Charles St
Key Largo
Golden Hudepohi Hamilton Dist. CO
S. “B” St. Hamilton
Eddie Beck
Corcky Talbert
Clarence Pence
Bill Dean
Clint Byrd
Carl Lewis
Ron Ruppert
Bill McLain
Beck-Talbert
Pontiac
Beck-Talbert Pontiac
Beck-Talbert Pontiac, Inc
1701
Central Avenue