Dave Bristol Faces Challenge as Reds New Manager
Tampa AP report on Dave Bristol taking over the Cincinnati Reds at 33 and demanding full club support. He promises bold moves, reshuffled positions including Pete Rose to left field, Tommy Helms to second, and shifts to strengthen pitching led by Jim Maloney and Milt Pappas.
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Jack Hand
TAMPA
Fla
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Bristol
Pittsburgh
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Doren Johnson
Rose
Helms
Dan Heffner
Jim Maloney
Sammy Ellis
Milt Pappas
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Billy McCool
Bristo
Lee May
Buffalo
Tony Perez
Leo Cardenas
Short
Johnson
Vada Pinson
Tommy Harper
Art Shamsky
Dick Simson
U S Captures Fifth Place In World Hockey Tournament
Vienna AP United States hockey team beat Finland 2 0 to secure at least a tie for fifth in the World Championship eight team Group A. The win guarantees Olympic qualification for the Americans, with Carl Wetzel earning his second shutout and Gerry Melnychuk and Craig Falkman contributing goals. A second period flare led to multiple penalties.
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U. S
Vienna
United States
Finland
Carl Wetzel
Detroit
East Germany
Gerry Melnychuk
Minneapolis
Wetzel
Tom Hurley
Massena
Craig Falkman
St. Paul
Minn
MSU Wins NCAA Wrestling Title Ending Big Eight Run
Michigan State defeats rivals to claim the 37th NCAA Wrestling Championship in Kent Ohio. The Spartans secure two individual titles Dale Anderson 187 pounds and George Radman 167 while Rich Sanders of Portland State is named best wrestler by dominating final with a 19 2 decision over Jim Anderson.
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Kent
Ohio
Michigan State
Spartans
Penn State
Dale Anderson
George Radman
Michigan
Rich Sanders
Portland State
Minnesota
Jim Anderson
Lehigh
Mike Caruso Caruso
Bob Fehrs
Arizona State
Curley Culp
Adams State
Dominick Carollo
Law
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Navy
Air Force Academy
David McGuire
Iowa State
Vic Marcuce
Fred Ferzard
Syracuse
Tom Schlendorf
Air Force
Don Henderson
James Kamman
Capital AC Wins AAU Boxing Title
Capital Athletic Club captured the open team title at the District of Columbia AAU finals at University of Maryland Cole Field House. Robert Green, Ronald Miller, and Jimmy Bush won their weight classes, with Green and Miller undefeated internationally. Howard Quigley was named Outstanding Open Boxer, and Chris Fox earned Outstanding Novice in the 132-pound Olympic development class. Winners advance to the National AAU championships in San Diego April 6-8.
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College Park
Capital Athletic Club
District of Columbia
University of Maryland
Cole Field House
Robert Green
Ronald Miller
Jimmy Bush
Pappy Gault
Green
Government Printing Office
Chris Fox
Northern
Virginia
Annandale
San Diego
Calif
Charles Town High Gear For Third Week Of Season
Charles Town Virginia opens its third week as seasonal weather returns. The feature High Gun sprint seven furlongs draws 11 $2,500 claiming sprinters led by Rag Bag at 109 pounds with Hasty Pagan and Lord Put Put at 114 pounds in a wide open race likely to decide the early season form. Other contenders include Mongoose Jr, Sy W, Miss Pell, Mr Chelsea, Jerry's Reward, Recording Ship, Tetrajet, and Oakland under lighter weights.
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Charles Town
W Va
L. Lawrence
Tune
E. Ware
Lord
Hasty Pagan
Lord Put
Mongoose Jr
Sy W
Miss Pell
Chelsea
Jerry
Oakland
Chesses
Fewara
Mongoene Jr
Uscaininn
Enquest
Pir
T ‘Sx
Mary's
Lacey River
Clatniee
Poriongs
Oreormset
Hope
Jenetess
Charie’s Lass
Ylon
eTravel
Manor Road
Davis Strait
Greene Wins Woman's World Ski Cup
Canadian Nancy Greene from Rossland clinched the World Cup for women skiers at Jackson Hole by narrowly beating France’s Marielle Goitschel. Greene led after the first slalom run and held on to finish with a combined 90.67 seconds, securing the season title by seven hundredths of a second.
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Jackson Hole
Wye
Nancy Greene
Canada
Marielle Goitschel
France
Miss Greene
Rossland
B.C
Horse race results summary from track card
Results show multiple races with allowances and stakes. Notable entries include Native Jim and Lucie Deedes in a 42 furlong event, J akittie Doll in an open 4 year old and up, Lost Son and Traffic Circle in the ninth, and Eloquently in the starter division. Attendance reached 7,863 with handle at 492,442.
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Ponderama
Detlege
Jim
Davidson
Lucie Deedes
Cape
Big Tony
Securus
Kamekameka
Jakittie Doll
C. MA Clark
L. Reynolds
Pearl Harbor
Anne Billaw
W. B. Casllear
R. Wilson
Roward
Sun‘s Desire
Dedacesn
Lucky Powall
Noble Arm
M. Gordon
Gaystone
Myers
Sky Shadow
Handle
Race Entry Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR items mention Perse S140, Ohta and Up, and various race and record terms. The readable parts name Perse, Ohta, Up and a collection of race related phrases with no coherent event details.
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Baseball
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Delphey
West Patrick St
American Motel School
Holiday Inn West
City
Hone
Marylend
Boston Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
Boston
John McKenzie
Jean Beliveau
Phil Krate
Bobby Orr
Tom William
Terry Harper
Dave Balon
Jacques LaPerriere
Montreal
MSU
Capital AC
Francis L. Dickensheets
W.va
Greene
Go Modern
Gulf Solar Heat
Gulf
Victor Adding Machines
Royal Portable & Office
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Eoples
Dall
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
L City
SERS
Ecco
Polyvox
Grasselli
Duke Belor
Gallant Try
Pep Mike
Toyota
Christopher R. Custer, Inc
W. Patrick Ext
Bee
Pikesville
Maryland
Anyi
Penney
Standard Distillers Products, Inc
Saeed
BD. Murphy CO
Murphy
Lb. D. akcKenate
The
Thes. B. Murphy Co
Red Cak
Lowe
America
Court St
Frederick
N. Potomac St
Hagerstown
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