Arnold Johnson Dies Shaping Baseball's Modern Athletics
Arnold Johnson, 53, president of the Athletics, died in Palm Beach after a cerebral hemorrhage as he left spring training. He moved the Philadelphia club to Kansas City and built its finances, trading with the Yankees and drawing criticism. Surviving: widow Carman, daughter Wendy Alexis, son Jeffrey, and brother Earl. Funeral plans undetermined.
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Emperor's Daughter Becomes Bank Clerk
Emperor Hirohito's youngest daughter leaves the court to become a five dollar monthly bank clerk and housewife. Princess Suga, age 21, wed 25 year old Hisanaga Shimazu in a private Shinto ceremony. They plan to invest a 341,000 cash dowry and live in a Tokyo suburb where he will continue to receive a salary from the Japan Import-Export Bank.
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Big Gus Against Birds in Havana Exhibition Clash
Catcher Gus Triandos says he will not volunteer to play three exhibition baseball games in Havana at month end. He notes Fidel Castro urges visits to Cuba but adds his stance remains firm and he has prior winter ball experience there.
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Frank Robinson Happy in Left for Redlegs
Frank Robinson returns to left field for the Cincinnati Reds in spring training at Tampa. The 23 year old rookie hit two home runs and three doubles in two intrasquad games, driving in four runs in a 95 victory over the scrubs. He aims to win batting titles and prefers left field.
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