Richie Allen Good Case For All You Psychiatry Students
A 1969 Philadelphia Phillies profile questions Richie Allen’s erratic behavior and near-royal defiance of rules. Manager Bob Skinner and baseball writer speculation explore whether his actions stem from a desire for independence and nonconformity, with quotes from Allen and former manager Gene Mauch. The piece notes missed games, a suspension, a $1000 fine, and desire for his brother’s promotion.
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Dolphin Coach Challenges Lombardi Theory of Unbeatability
BOCA RATON Florida AP George Wilson veteran NFL coach and builder of the Miami Dolphins from the AFL says he can beat Vince Lombardi with the same material and questions the need for long drills. He criticizes Lombardi’s relentless style but defends hard work without humbling players in public. Wilson praises Sonny Jurgensen as a top quarterback and notes his 33 years in pro football and Detroit title in 1957.
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Nichols-Ousts Crowe In Opening Round Tennis Match
In Chattanooga top seed Bruce Nichols of Phoenix defeated Maurice Crowe of Mobile 6-0 6-0 in the Boys 14 Division of the USTA Championships. In Rutherford Jack Devine resigned as Fairleigh Dickinson basketball coach to enter business.
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DiMaggio Honored Among Baseball Immortals
Washington AP Joe DiMaggio joined Babe Ruth at a gala honoring baseball’s first century. Ruth was named Greatest Player Ever. DiMaggio called Greatest Living Player and premier center fielder. Other living players named to an all time team included Pie Traynor Lefty Grove Bob Feller and Willie Mays Ted Williams Stan Musial George Sisler Joe Cro nin and Honus Wagner.
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