Griping Sanders Faces S100 Fine
Palm Beach Gardens Florida UPI Professional golfers Doug Sanders and Paul Bondeson must pay $100 fines to the PGA or be barred from the Citrus Open in Orlando. Sanders faced the penalty for public gripes after his Pensacola Open ouster where he led by four after two rounds. Bondeson missed a commitment to play in the Caribbean tour event Maracaibo Venezuela Open March 3-6.
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Maloney seeks record Reds salary after 20 win season
Reds assistant general manager Phil Seghi said pitcher Jim Maloney is holding out for about 50000 dollars after earning 32000 last season. Maloney won 20 games and threw two 10 inning no hitters last year.
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Ohio Nets Two On All America Small College Teams
Ohio placed one player on the second squad and one on the third in the UPI small college All America selections for 1966. Ken Wilburn of Central State earned a spot on the second team, while Don Carlos of Oterbein, the Ohio Conference MVP, made the third team. No Ohio players earned honorable mention.
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Reds show depth and power under Don Heffner
Cincinnati's Don Heffner backs a strong Reds lineup claiming the club is the best in the National League. The 1966 overhaul adds Tommy Helms at second, shifts Pete Rose to third, and places Deron Johnson in left while Vada Pinson returns in center. New pitcher depth and a platoon at first base bolster a pitching-first lineup.
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Haul Out Linitment Benefit Cage Tilt at St Paul’s Gym
A Sunday benefit basketball program at St. Paul’s gym features five games. The WLKR Monsters face city police and fire departments in the 3 p.m. main event with former Mayor Louis Frey joining the police and fire teams. Proceeds aid the Jaycees Kiddie Park fund.
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Former Shortstop Magee Dies at 76 in Columbus
Lee C. Magee, 76, longtime major league shortstop, died Monday after a brief illness. A Cincinnati native, he began with St. Louis in 1911 and played for the Browns Cardinals Yankees Reds Dodgers Cubs and Brooklyn Federals. He hit .276 lifetime with a peak .330 for the Federals in 1915.
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High Team Series Home Savings Loan 2324
Collins Farmers Ele. posted a 806 high team game as part of a strong showing in the bowling event. The match featured standout performances with a total team score reaching 2324.
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Clemente confronts critics amid health battles and bat title drive
Roberto Clemente, age 31, defends his chronic ailments from critics as he pursues more batting titles with the Pirates. He cites nervous stomach, malaria, and fatigue, noting his resilience in Grapefruit League play and his long career in Pittsburgh.
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Pattern in NCAA finals favors balanced teams this weekend
The article notes a recurring pattern in NCAA basketball finals where the champion is led by a balanced, well-rounded roster rather than a single standout. It highlights Cazzie Russell and past stars who failed to win titles, contrasting with Kentucky's top-ranked, balanced approach this year.
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Jerry West
Oscar Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
West
Chamberlain
San Francisco
Bill Russell
Cincinnati
UCLA
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