Time Nears For Baseball To Have Its Say In Trial
Milwaukee AP report outlines Wisconsin antitrust case against baseball over Braves move to Atlanta. State rests direct evidence after 15 witnesses and 100 exhibits. NL clubs plan to move for dismissal. Key witness Ford Frick deposition entered. Bill Veeck testifies on possible 1966 expansion feasibility.
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Milwaukee
Onedeck Circle
State of Wise Consin
National League
Wisconsin
Baseball
Willard Stateford
Ford Frick
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Braves
Atlanta
Impressive leads Phipps team to swift stakes win
Eddie Neloy trains Ogden Phipps owned Impressive who won the Swift at Aqueduct by seven lengths in a season opener. The colt, by Court Martial out of High Voltage, has four wins in five starts with three stakes. Buckpasser is set for Gulfstream’s Florida Derby while Impressive eyes the Bay Shore and subsequent spring races toward the Kentucky Derby.
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Eddie Neley
Phipps
Florida
Ogden Phipps
Aqueduct
High Voltage
Buckpasser
Neloy
Hialeah Park
Gulfstream Park
Impressive
Bay Shore
SeVeen
Graustark
Baseball Scores Exhibition Results From Monday and Wednesday
The Associated Press reports Monday results include Pittsburgh five St Louis one Cincinnati four Houston two Chicago A four New York N one Atlanta two Baltimore zero Philadelphia five Minnesota three New York A five Boston four Detroit four Los Angeles three San Francisco five Chicago N four Cleveland five California two. Wednesday schedule lists Boston versus Philadelphia in Clearwater California versus San Francisco in Phoenix Cincinnati against Chicago A in Sarasota Chicago N against Cleveland in Tucson Detroit versus St Louis in St Peters burg Kansas City versus Pittsburgh in Fort Myers New York N versus Minnesota in Orlando New York A versus Los Angeles in Vero Beach Atlanta versus Washington in Pompano.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cleveland
California
Clearwater
San Francisco
Phoenix
Sarasota
Vero Beach
Washington
Pompano
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Dodgers
Gordie Coleman
Vada Pinson
New York Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
California Angels
Chuck Hinton
Bowling standings from Brunswick league score sheet
A compact list of bowling standings and high scores from Brunsw ick league entries. Teams include MOBIL HOMES SERVICE and HELEN AND BILL S CAFE with top marks by J Taylor and R Crane. Additional lines record OTTAWA BOWL and OTTAWA SAVINGS LOAN nightly high games and bowlers such as L Meador M Cayot and H Wenthe.
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Mobil Homes Service
McFaDden
Helen and
Bill's Cafe
R. LewIs
McMillen Oil
J. Taylor
Hubbard Lumber
R. Crane
First National Bank
B. Moore
Lee's Cafe
L. Meador
Osburn
Nitcher
J. Hettler
Ottawa Savings & Loan
H. Wenthe
Houston Plans To Use What Speed It Has
Astros manager Grady Hatton plans a speed oriented lineup to start the season with four fast hitters atop the order Lee Maye Sonny Jackson Joe Morgan and Jim Wynn The infield outfield and pitching staff are described with key players including Bob Aspromonte Rusty Staub Robin Roberts and Larry Dierker The plan aims to maximize on base speed before power hitters unfold in the lineup.
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Houston
Cocoa, Fla
Grady Hatton
Houston Astros
Astros
Lee Maye
Sonny Jackson
Joe Morgan
Jim Wynn
Jackson
Oklahoma City
Wynn
Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Jim Gentile
Walt Bond
Chuck Harrison
John Bateman
Bateman
Ron Brand
Bill Heath
Indianapolis
Micely
Maye
Rusty Staub
Horrible Start In Mexico City As All Stars Run Past Sabena
Mexico City All-Star team overwhelmed Belgium's Sabena 119 to 40 in the opening game of a three game series Monday night, delivering a dominant performance and setting the tone for the series.
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Mexico City
Belgium
Sabena
Holdouts Drag On As Pitchers Demand Big Money
Cincinnati star Maloney seeks 50 000 for 20 9 record and 244 strikeouts after rejecting 42 500 offer. Dodgers and Reds managers weigh options while Koufax Drysdale seek 1 million package over three years. Wills, Haller, Bertell injuries and early spring results color a busy exhibition week across leagues.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Jim Maloney
Elba
Napoleon
Nappy
Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
Poe
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Heffner
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Koufax
Drysdale
Alston
Vero Beach
Fila
Jim Lefebvre
Maury Wills
Wills
Buzzie Bavasi
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Tom Halleer
Dick Bertell
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Haller
Bertell
Willie Mays
Ollie Brown
Giants
Baltimore
Jerry Adair
Tony Cloninger
Orioles
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Astros to use portable mound at Astrodome
Houston will showcase a mobile pitching mound for weekend games against the Los Angeles Dodgers at the Harris County Domed Stadium. The device, resembling a huge tricycle, will transport the mound and sit on the dome's new synthetic grass infield. Astros President Roy Hofheinz says it allows quick conversion for other events without moving the mound.
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Houseton Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Harris County
Astrodome
Astros
Roy Hofheinz
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