Missouri Brutal Start Drops Tigers In Opener
Missouri opened its season with four errors in a 9-1 loss to Trinity College in San Antonio. Kansas moved to 3-0 with an 11-6 win over Sam Houston State. Colorado swept a doubleheader from Texas Western, Nebraska won two at Houston Baptis, Iowa State split with Minnesota, and Kansas State split with Abilene Christian.
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Rocky Colavito Eyes First Pennant Victory
Cleveland slugger Rocky Colavito seeks his first pennant as the Indians head into 1966 with high hopes. Pitching staff led by Sam McDowell and Sonny Siebert anchors a deep rotation, while offense features Whitfield Wagner and Colavito with strong lefty support from Davalillo. The club aims to improve on 1965's sixth place finish and capitalize on 109 stolen bases and top fielding percentage.
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Leon Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Max Alvis
Larry Brown
Pedro Gonzalez
Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies and Leagues
Bowling results show multiple clubs posting high games and series. Notable performances include N Fritts 160 383 for Fairmont Dairy, D Wiker 406 for The Inn, S Wolgast 533 for Royal Lanes, and J Love 514 for Hirsch & Company. League tallies feature Nitcher’s Service 4 and Ravens Oil 3, with various high 10 and 30 scores across venues such as Gorton Paint and Montgomery Ward.
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Dynamic League Nitcher's Service
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Gubert
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Wantland Cleaners
B. Bond
Nighthawk League
Heathman Oil
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OFC
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Harry Smith Supply
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McLaughlin
Budge’s
Bowman
Phillies Rooter Testifies On 11-Team Schedule Plan
Alfred Bruton II, a 33 year old automobile salesman from Linnwood Pennsylvania, testifies in Milwaukee as the Wisconsin antitrust trial against the Braves and the National League looms toward a ruling before April 12. Bruton describes an 11 team schedule he drafted to show how Milwaukee could gain expansion status while defense questions his expertise.
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Brueton
Ray T. McCann
Young Tom Weiskopf Leads Greensboro Open Tie
Greensboro AP Young Tom Weiskopf, once hating golf until 15, tied for the lead with Doug Sanders in the Greensboro Open third round. Weiskopf shot 67 to reach 135, while Sanders halted with 70 for the same total. Geiberger, Ragan, Sikes, Reid trail.
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Joe Campbell
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Jack Nicklaus
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Orlando
Fla
Bedford
Ohio
Records Fall Like Rain At Texas Relays Friday
Oklahoma swept a rare relay win at the Texas Relays with an 880-yard relay in 1:24.9 led by Phil Aldridge Johnny Smith Bill Calhoun and James Jackson. Kansas and Kansas State set distance medley marks but placed third and fourth. Abilene Christian broke Missouri’s record in the event while Gene Crews of Missouri earned third in the shot put.
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Sooners
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Basketball Friday results and track results list
Eastern semifinal saw Boston defeat Cincinnati 112 to 103 advancing in a 3 2 series. Western final opened with Los Angeles 129 over St Louis 106 1 0 lead. Track notes show Matson 16910 discus win with Gary Schwartz second. Oklahoma State Niles Lister sixth. Tague second in 440 hurdles. Fort Hays State Don Lakin fifth in the 3 mile. Howard Payne set a meet record in distance medley relay.
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Baseball Scoreboard from Associated Press
Baseball scoreboard lists Minnesota 10 Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 7 Detroit 6 Boston 7 Atlanta 1 Cleveland 13 San Francisco 5 Chicago N 0 Kansas City 4 Houston 0 New York N 4 Chicago Philadelphia 7 Baltimore Pittsburgh 7 New York Sunday games Cincinnati vs Atlanta Palm Beach Houston vs Chicago A at ! asota New York N vs Kansas at Bradenton Philadelphia vs New York A at Fort Lauderdale Pittsburgh vs Washington Pompano Beach Minnesota vs St. Louis St. Petersburg Chicago vs California Long Beach Los Angeles vs San Francisco co Phoenix Boston vs Detroit Lake land Cleveland vs Portland PCL Tucson Baltimore vs Miami Florida State League Miami
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Kansas City KO Opens Missouri Valley AAU Boxing
Robert Anderson of Kansas City knocked out Tom Ford of Springfield in the 132-pound class to headline Friday night’s Missouri Valley AAU boxing championships in Joplin. Other knockouts came from Clarence McMinn and Tracy Morrison, semifinals and finals set for tonight, with 112 and 118 pound results listed for Jefferson City, Fort Riley, Pryor, St. Louis, and Kansas City fighters.
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Pryor
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Bobby Gooch
Steve Dale
Charles Durham
St. Louis
Terry Rayford
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