Dark fired five times as manager in baseball career
Alvin Dark, a 56 year old former manager, has been fired five times by teams including the Indians Giants Padres and A s. The Padres dismissed him for inability to communicate effectively. Dark’s career spans stints with Kansas City Oakland Cleveland and San Francisco and includes a 1974 return with Oakland and a recent spring training firing with the Padres.
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UPI
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Alvin Dark
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Red Sox
Ford to play Memorial Tournament Pro Am at Muirfield Village
Former President Gerald R Ford will compete in the Memorial Tournament Pro Am at Muirfield Village Golf Club on May 16. He praised the course and said he looks forward to returning. Practice rounds run May 15 and 17 with official play May 18 through 21 and a May 17 clinic featuring Jack Nicklaus.
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Columbus
Gerald R. Ford
Muirfield Village
Muirfield
Jack Nicklaus
Ford
Milan driver Dean Riedy sweeps IHRA stock eliminator
Dean Riedy of Milan clinched top honors at the IHRA winter nationals in Darlenton South Carolina. Riedy and pit man Jim Beare earned $2,200 for the victory, moving their team to first place in the stock eliminator class.
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Dean Riedy
Milan
Darlenton
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Golf Meeting Tuesday for Monday Night League at Sycamore
The Monday Nite Mens Golf League holds a meeting Tuesday at 6:30 PM at Sycamore Golf Club. Interested players are urged to attend and contact Wayne Hyde at the clubhouse or Frank Sons for information. phone numbers 668-8460 and 668-1929.
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Sycamore Golf Ub
Wayne Hyde
Frank Sons
Rumor Denied Gale Catlett Denials Rumors
Cincinnati reports that University of Cincinnati basketball coach Gale Catlett denies leaving the program amid circulating rumors linking him to West Virginia Mississippi State or the Kansas City Kings. He says he has no plans to go anywhere at this point.
Final Four Begins Third Season In St Louis
Notre Dame faces Duke in the opening semifinal as coaches praise the expanded tournament. Digger Phelps says the post-season is now the third season, while Duke's Bill Foster calls for more teams to win the national crown. Kentucky’s Joe B Hall and Arkansas’s Eddie Sutton laud the five straight wins path, as Hall notes his Wildcats are big but slow and rely on speed sub plays. Razorbacks star trio Brewer Moncrief Delph loom as Arkansas seeks 31st win, with Notre Dame freshman Tripucka and Duke’s young lineup set for the opener.
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ST. Louis
UPI
NCAA
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Notre Dame
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Checkerdome
Phelps
Bill Foster
Duke Blue Devils
Foster
Kennedy
Joe B. Hall
Arkansas
Eddie Sutton
Hall
Wildcats
Razorbacks
Ron Brewer
Sidney Moncrief
Marvin Delph
Kelly Tripucka
Irish
Jim Spanarkel
Badgers Defend Hockey Title in NCAA Semifinal
Wisconsin, the defending champion powered by Mike Eaves and Mark Johnson, meets Boston University in a Providence semifinal. Bowling Green and Boston College also advance to Friday games as the field narrows for the Saturday final at the Providence Civic Center.
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UPI
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Mike Eaves
Mark Johnson
Boston University
Boston College
Central Collegiate Hockey Association
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Providence Civic Center
Julian Baretta
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Eaves
Johnson
Bob Johnson
Brian Durocher
Jim Craig
Mark Fidler
Mike
Boston
John Markell
Mike Hartman
Joe Mullen
Paul Skidmore
Iowa Farmers Turn Corn Cobs Into Cash
County Manager Bob Sunderman notes discarded corn cobs fetch four dollars per ton for farms in Iowa. Iowa Corn Byproducts and Quaker Oats pay producers to deliver cobs, with ICE covering half the tab. Furfural from cobs serves in refining lubricants, diesel fuels, synthetic rubber, and medicines. smaller farms gain more from quick sales, while storage limits slow bigger operations.
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Iowa
Colorado
Armers
Quaker Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats
Odd Fellows Advance Civic Projects and Memorial Pilgrimage
The Odd Fellows describe their sixth article on purpose and projects. They note the First Odd Fellow Pilgrimage to Arlington National Cemetery on June 17, 1934, and say the pilgrimage occurs the first Sunday in May. They highlight the Eye Bank Committee formed May 2, 1958 funding the Visual Research chair at Johns Hopkins. They urge support across jurisdictions and reference the California float on New Year’s Day.
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Odd Fellowship
Arlington National Cemetery
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
California
Eye Bank Committee
World Eye Bank and Visual Research Foundation
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
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