Fregosi Storms Aiming For Angels Big League Spot
rookie Jim Fregosi of Woodside Calif drives a 380 foot inside the park homer to beat the Cubs 6-2 in Palm Springs and raises his spring average to .417 as he vies for a starting shortstop job with Los Angeles. Manager Bill Rigney notes at 19 he already shows big promise. Other spring results update standings with Yankees Mets and several NL clubs winning or losing as exhibition play continues.
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Baseball Rundown: Runnels Delivers Winning Ninth Inning Hit
Fifth inning mixed with Brooks Robinson triple and fielder's choice set the stage. Pete Runnels delivered a two out single in the ninth to push the drive for Boston. The Giants rallied late as the Colts fell behind early. Ed Rakow shut down the Dodgers for six innings, Fall Fischer absorbed the Dodgers' scoring in relief. Jim Maloney, limited by a sore arm, lasted three innings for the Reds against the Cardinals, surrendering seven walks and three hits for four runs.
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Middletown Lutherans lead Inter-Church Bowling League by nine
In the Inter-Church Bowling League Men’s Division the Middletown Lutherans hold a nine point edge over the nearest rival. Middletown Reformed posted a high team score of 1 704 while United Church of Christ had a high game of 399. Individual highs include H. Holter with 379 and R. Baker with 144. League standings list Middletown Lutheran 72, Middletown Reformed 63, United Church of Christ 55, Baptist 54, Mt. Zion 51, Myersville 9, Mr. Pleasant 44, Trinity Method 40, Forest Grove 38-38.
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Maris Clings To No Interview Policy
Roger Maris sits in the Yankees clubhouse and repeats his stance of not giving interviews amid fan hostility. He dismisses questions about expected home runs, insisting he speaks only when he has something to say and comparing reporters to political figures.
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Raiders hire Ollie Spencer as offensive line coach
Ollie Spencer, a seven year NFL veteran and former Lions and Packers lineman, is signed as offensive line coach for the Oakland Raiders. At 30, this marks his first coaching role after starring for Detroit in 1960s season and playing for Green Bay last year. Marty Feldman leads the AL team as head coach.
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Piersall Of Senators Reassured After Inning Hit
Washington Senators outfielder Jim Piersall was struck on the right forearm by a pitch from Don Lee of the Minnesota Twins in Orlando. X rays proved no fracture and the star hitter will be ready to play against Kansas City Wednesday.
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Syracuse Edges Philadelphia In Tight Playoff Opener
In a best of five series opener Syracuse nips Philadelphia 101 to 100 as Philadelphia holds a 2-1 edge. Detroit leads Cincinnati 2-1 ahead of Tuesday games with Philadelphia at Syracuse and Detroit at Cincinnati on the schedule.
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Twist Approved by Penn State Coach Toretti
Sever Toretti, Penn State football line coach, told the National Football Clinic that the Twist and other modern dances aid his team in moving around the football field.
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