Mets Face Thin Pitching as Spring Camp Opens
The Mets enter spring training at Huggins-Stengel Field with a thin pitching staff and several comeback hopes. Veterans Ralph Terry, Ron Taylor, Roy McMillan, and Chuck Estrada pursue diminished health and reform, while Tommy Davis joins from the Dodgers to bolster the lineup alongside Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman in a reshuffled infield and an uncertain catching corps led by Jerry Grote.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla. Cap
Mets
Westrum
Wes Westrum
Huggins-Stengel Field
Haleter
Ralph Terry
Ron Taylor
Roy McMillan
Chuck Estrada
Oriole
Taylor
Houston
Toronto
Terry
McMillan
Estrada
Baltimore
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy
Dodgers
Davis
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Giants
Chuck Hiller
Eddie Bressoud
Cleon Jones
Don Bosch
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Bosch
Luplow
Ron Swoboda
Tom Reynolds
Vancouver
Kansas City
Ed Kranepool
Kenny Boyer
Hiller
Bressoud
Bud Harre
Thoroughbred race results from Saratoga meeting
Results show seventh race claiming for older horses at seven furlongs with Gay Boy and Pickerel Point among noted finishers. Eighth race allowances feature For Lene and Heaven Knows, while ninth shows Albergo and Native Jim as top contenders. Tenth lists Mes Stall Getter and Sky Shadow in a short stake.
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Gay Boy
Small
Fair Saratoga jCape
Pickerel Point
Vasil
Shuswap Sal
Kathy
Colonel Ram
Soviets top U S in World Hockey Championship
The United States amateur team lost 7-2 to defending champion Russia in Vienna. Canada beat Finland 5-1, tying Russia for the lead at 2-0. Marty Howe received a 10 minute misconduct penalty in the first period as 10,000 fans watched. The U S rallied late with two goals in 90 seconds but could not catch the Russians, who had opened with a 4-3 win over Sweden.
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Vienna
United States
Russia
Canada
Finland
Marty Howe
Colorado Springs
Colo
Max Braun
Stadt Halle
Folley Ready for Wednesday Title Fight
Zora Folley, 25, proclaims readiness to challenge Cassius Clay for the heavyweight title Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. Folley, in training, says he can win by decision or knockout. Clay is a heavy favorite with a reported 16,000 potential spectators and a gate of 300,000 to 400,000. The 15 round bout will be televised nationally with Canada, Mexico and Japan reachable, time set for 10:30 pm EST. Folley earns a career high purse, while Clay eyes a seventh title defense in a year.
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Grey Judge
Saint K
Brandy
Miss Mem
Qu'n Demeanor
Blue Vasco
Cellima
Precious Revd
Pious Monk
Grecian Joy Ng Nellie
Miss G’n Castile
Bucket Shop
Matal Bell
Nina Gy
Just Sue
Bryan Mint
Bold Bully
Missy
Darling Spin
Loyal Spit
Park Watch
Jinx
Davis Straitt
Rosine
Food Bank
Miss Beattie
Jeb Star
Keyman
Future Interest
Sp Kling Brock
Rebel Rocket Wa
Lucky Powell
Glenoca
Bernice
Rapperonda
Star Breeze
NS Manor Road
Turk’s Plek
Troy
New York
Zora Folley
Cassius Clay
Folley
Wendell Newton
Madison Square Garden
Newton
Clay
Lit
Tle
Harry Markson
The
Garden
Canada
Mexico
Japan
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Andio
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Peter Pivovar
Rockaway, N.J
Madison Square
Hockey
Soviets
U. S
Sweden
Toyota
Christopher K. Custer, Inc
W. Patrick Ext
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
Gewine DeLeval
New Idea
South Carroll St. Frederick
Phos
Bolens
Tesco TE
North Market Street
Frederick
Victor
Royal Portable
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Valley Variety Shop
Rt. 194
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Lew Myers
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Delphey
West Patrick St
East
Patrick Street
Aia
Varap
Pontiac
Catalina
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Pontiaos
Pontac
Renn Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth St
Frederick, Md
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Hyattstown, Md
Fabulous
Blue Ridge Flying Club
Carl BR. Bernstein
GAC
Maryland
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