Not A Young 30 Roars In Reds Orioles Feud
Cincinnati Reds president Bill DeWitt called Frank Robinson not a young 30 sparking a feud with Robinson and stirring talk of hitting struggles at Memorial Stadium. Robinson disputed the jab and boasted he will play more games for Baltimore than his former outfielders, challenging Milt Pappas and predicting strong seasons for both clubs.
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Miami, Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bill DeWitt
Balltimore
Frank Robinson
Oriole
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Stwilie
Cincinnati
Oriole Park
Miami News
DeWitt
Robinson
Orioles
Pappas
Jack Baldschun
Dick Simpson
Reds
News
Tommy Fitzgerald
Sean
Wil
iDeWitt
Ron Hunt
Mets
Memorial Stadium
Crosley Field
Horse racing results and entries for Mondays April 4 1966
A detailed summary of multiple race events with entrants, weights and results across nine races. Notable horses include Mills Dream Star Tiger Willy Who Bayle's Boy and several others with listed purses from 1200 to 1700 dollars. The card features four-year-old and up claiming races, maidens, and starter allowances at various distances including one mile and seventy yards and five and a half furlongs. Attendance reported as 8,134 with handle of 550,444.
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Mills Dream
Taistan
Chrissy
Adritato Wa
Hugh Neill
River Rage
Mid Man
Ray
Philipps
Willy Who
Squaw Cail
Grey
Madame Tully
Sugar Flake
Lady Orr
Saddle Town
Katy O'Day
Save Flocka
Raman Riches
Farmingdale
Mar Kay
Reg Beg
Willie
Joan
Annie Kate
Dark Sapphire
Glory Beam
Aeramight
Mr. Age Va Lue
Columbias Glory
Jack Jowett
Hy Sonic Né Ishaw
Dennis
Bayle’s Boy
Bull Hero
the Crownling
Patrick's Morn
Little Doyle
Gregory G
Mb Mountain Tour
Sanders Wins Greensboro Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Doug Sanders, 32, of Ojai California, defeated Tom Weiskopf in a playoff on the second hole to capture the Greater Greensboro Open worth 20 000 to Sanders and 12 000 to Weiskopf. The pair finished 72 holes at eight under par 276 with Weiskopf birdying 17 in regulation and both pars on the 15th in the playoff. Barber Ragan Marr Sikes Palmer Geiberger Boros Nichols Johnson Snead and Butler filled the rest of the top scores as the Sedgefield Country Club course yielded a 7000-yard final round.
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Greensboro
N.C
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Sanders
Weiskopf
Hssuinen
Dave Ragen
Miller Barber
S. Sanders
Greater Greensboro
Julius Boros
Ojai
Calif
Bedford
Ohio
Sedgefield Country Club
Celtics Sweep 76ers In Eastern Finals Opener
Boston Celtics defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 115-96 to take a 1-0 lead in the NBA Eastern playoff final. Sam Jones 29 points John Havlicek 22 led the Celtics while Wilt Chamberlain scored 25 with 32 rebounds for Philadelphia as Boston focused on limiting Chamberlain and Greer. The win snapped Philadelphia’s 11-game home victory streak and gave Boston the home court edge heading into Boston for game two.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Celtics
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Jones
Havlicek
Boston
76Ers
Halicek
Convention Hall
Los Angeles
K. C. Jones
Larry Seigfried
Greer
Luke Jackson
Chet Walker
Bill Cunningham
Cincinnati
NBA
Hal Greer
Rick Barry Wins NBA Rookie Of Year Honor
New York Rick Barry first draft choice of the San Francisco Warriors was named Rookie of the Year in the NBA after 84 of 86 ballots. He scored 2 059 points in 1965 66 for a 25 7 average and set the rookie scoring record. Barry also led as an All Star starter and received $200 from the association.
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New York
Rick Barry
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Barry
Bill Cunningham
Philadelphia 76Er
NBA
N.B.A
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Walt Bellamy
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Rick
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
New York Knickerbockers
Wilt
Philadelphia Warriors
San Francisco Warrior
Alex Hannum
Tabewspap Enhachive
Hannum
Dick McGuire
New York Knicks
Jack McMahony
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
United States
U. S
Association
Bowens Homer Helps Baltimore Win 8-5 in Miami
Sam Bowens homered a three run shot, added two singles and stole two bases as Baltimore outslugged its Miami farm club 8 to 5. Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell also homered, Powell and Dave Johnson collecting three hits. The Marlins fed 12 hits off Barber and Hall, including a two run pinch triple by Sands and three by Mushrall.
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Miami
Fla
Sam Bowens
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Powell
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Florida State League Marlins
Steve Barber
Dick Hall
Charlie Sands
Steve Mushrall
Howard, Lock Homer As Washington Wins
Frank Howard and Don Lock homered for the Senators as Washington defeated Pittsburgh 12-9 in an exhibition game in Pompano Beach Florida. Pittsburgh collected 17 hits including two by Roberto Clemente. Matty Alou and Dave Roberts each had three hits for the Pirates while Jim Duckworth pitched four innings before leaving with muscle tightness.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Frank Howard
Don Lock
Washington
Senators
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Bob Veale
Jim Shellenbach
Matty Alou
Dave Roberts
Roberts
Jim Duckworth
Mount St Mary's Retains CU Relays Title in Dominant Meet
Mount St Mary's leads with 86 points in the 29th Catholic University Invitational track meet led by Tom Newberger triple winner in hurdles and broad jump. Sophomore Steve Costion adds two wins in the mile and half mile while setting records. Washington College and Towson trail with single and double winners across events.
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Mount St. Mary's
Tom Newberger
Catholic University
Newberger
Towson
Washington College
Swomley
Blaskzko
Strausburg
Reddish
Bremer
Kane
Wanigan
Castion
Banasher
OL Barr
Linus Deen
Deeny
Mile—I. Costion
Stephens
Bisel
Hurdies
I. Newberger
MSM
Keogh
Woodard
Berger
I. Rombeuger
Walsh
MSA
Bill Walsh
T. Morrone
Matan
Moore
L. van Dyke
Morrone
Pasis
Camp
Bill Ah
Pombeuger
Walsh Imsmi
Frederick High Star Foreman Signs With Cincinnati Bearcats
Frederick High School tackle Francis Foreman signed with the University of Cincinnati Bearcats over 30 programs. The 6-2, 250-pound senior earned Tri-State and Cumberland Valley first team honors while starring for the Cadets who went 7-3. Foreman cited school fit and coaching as key factors and follows Walkersville’s Gordon Smith as Frederick County players at Cincinnati.
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Francis Foreman
Frederick
University of Cincinnati
Foreman
Bearcat
Tri - State
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Cadets
Maryland
Cincinnati
Frederick County
Gordon Smith
Walkersville High
Frederick High
Frederick High Recreation Council
James Kelly
Bearcats
Chuck Studley
Linganore Man's Retriever Wins Pitt Dog Show
Linganore, Maryland breeder George Bragaw won Best of Show at the Labrador Retriever Club of America Specialty Show in Pittsburgh. Shookstown Lucifer, a Labrador owned by Bragaw, earned Best of Winners as a sibling dog, while Lucifer’s lineage includes Champion Lockerbie Sandylamb and Shookstown Inca as dam.
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Shookstown Lucifer
George Bragaw
Linganore
Pittsburgh
Labrador Retriever Club of America
Western Pennsylvania Kennel Association
United States
Bragaw
Shookstown Helmuth
Shookstown
Lucifer
Lockerbie
Frederick City Softball League Meeting Notice
All representatives of the Frederick City Softball League are asked to attend a meeting today at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Home. Scheduling matters will be discussed.
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Frederick City
American Legion
Senators To Season Don Loun
Don Loun of Frederick was sent down Saturday to the Hawaii Islanders by the Washington Senators to gain more experience after a scoreless three-inning start against the Minnesota Twins. Also sent down were Tom Cheney Frank Kruetzer Joe Coleman and Dick Nold. Toronto exchange with Chicago brought Bob Humphrey a 30 year old right handed reliever. Kruetzer had been traded to Washington two years earlier for Bill Skowron.
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Don Loun
Washington
Frederick
Hawaii Islanders
Loun
Minnesota Twins
Senators
Tom Cheney
Frank Kreutzer
Joe Coleman
Dick Nold
Senator
Nats
Chicago Cubs
Ken Hunt
Bob Humphrey
Kruetzer
Bill Skowron
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