Martin Blasts Dodgers Hard Infield In World Series
Los Angeles Dodgers use a hard infield and a 1200 pound roller to gain fielding and running advantages in the World Series. Billy Martin, Minnesota Twins third base coach, says the tactic may be legal but notes it gives them an edge. Maury Wills praises the Twins field as the best he has seen all year.
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Billy Martin
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Maury Wills
Emmitsburg Defeats Thurmont 2–0 on Late Field Goal
Emmitsburg edged Thurmont 2–0 in a county soccer clash as Roland Snyder scored a late field goal for Emmitsburg. The win was the Mountaineers third of the season, while Thurmont suffered its first loss in three games after failing to convert late corner kicks.
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Roland Snyder
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Snyder
Mountaineers
Kennedy Resigns Cubs Coach Post Amid Administration Shift
CHICAGO AP Bob Kennedy former Cubs head coach resigned Monday as administrative assistant to Vice President John Holland. Kennedy left the role after being replaced by Lou Klein on June 14, covering the 1963 1964 seasons. NEW YORK AP Dan Florio trainer manager for Floyd Patterson died Monday night in New York hospital at age 69.
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Bob Kennedy
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John Holland
Cubs
Kennedy
Lou Klein
NEW York
Dan Florio
Floyd Patterson
World Series Game Summaries and Financial Figures
The reports cover results from games one through five of the World Series between Los Angeles and Minnesota, with scores, key pitchers, home runs by Fairly Mincher Versalles Killebrew Oliva Parker and Roseboro, and attendance and revenue figures for the fifth game and five-game totals. Remaining schedule lists open dates and future venues.
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Ex-Proxy Clarence P. Houston Dies at 74
Clarence P. Pop Houston, former Tufts College athletic director and 1955-56 NCAA president, died Monday at his Tucson home at age 74. Houston led the NCAA during the 1955 56 term and was a prominent collegiate sports administrator.
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Pop) Houston
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Thoroughbred night racing results with multiple claiming races
Attendance 3,724 and handle 241,817 mark a busy racing program. Valor Native led the ninth with 10.00 odds in a 1 mile 1 sixteenth claiming event while Brooke's X and Solar Miss chased. earlier races featured Aloto Fuel and Pictor's Pride among top finishers in 4 1/4 and 6 furlong sprints.
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Wills Adds Go to Dodgers World Series Day
Maury Wills wore a Go Dodgers sign in the Los Angeles clubhouse as he prepared the game ball for Sandy Koufax. He delivered four hits and a stolen base, finishing with a .455 average in the fifth game, pulling ahead of Zoilo Versalles in the shortstop duel.
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Sandy Koufax
Minnesota
Zoilo Versalles
Tri-State Standings for 1966 1967 Bowling Tours
The 1966 Women’s International Bowling Congress tournament starts in New Orleans on April 14. The 1967 event is scheduled for Rochester New York.
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Rochester
N.Y
Middletown Bay 11 Year Old Injured in Bicycle Crash
An 11 year old Middletown boy was treated for minor injuries after a car struck his bicycle near his home. William J. Long Jr entered the street at the Green Street North Jefferson Street intersection and was hit by Curtis Kindall, 16. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for knee abrasions.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Mrs Bobby Dodd Makes Georgia Tech Games A Family Drama
Atlantas Mrs Bobby Dodd follows Georgia Tech football closely attending home games since 1934. She recalls halftime nerves, choosing loyalties between her son Bobby Jr and brother-in-law, and says coach Bobby Dodd stays relaxed on the sideline despite the tension surrounding the games.
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Georgia Tech
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Braves Move to Atlanta Open NL Era Next Season
Atlanta announces major league baseball will start in Dixie on April 12 with the Braves relocating from Milwaukee. General Manager John McHale says the club begins its first season in Atlanta this spring and plans a Charles City debut.
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Braves Open 1966 Season Under Lights at Atlanta Stadium
The Braves plan to host the Pittsburgh Pirates in their 1966 opener at Atlanta Stadium with a night game. The note also mentions Jordan being slightly larger than Indiana.
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