Prospect Stadium Rebuild Marks A's Kansas City Rebuild
Kansas City's Athletics under Charlie Finley plan a park change and roster shuffle after a rough prior season. They trade power for defense with Jim Landis and Mike Hershberger joining infield shifts and new fences, aiming to improve pitching and fielding while facing a challenged power lineup. The article notes 18 pitchers in camp and a tactical emphasis on stronger defense and a leaner, more versatile roster.
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Monbouquette Shines as Red Sox Top Cubs in Mesa
Boston infield and pitching mix steady as Monbouquette fires five innings of scoreless relief and Earl Wilson finishes the blowout. Banks homers off Monbouquette in a late Cubs rally, while St. John posts a 212-813 four-game frame in the elsewhere. Mumm and Moeller pace in minor league tweaks amid spring training chatter.
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Giants conclude season with center-field homer by Conigliaro
A rough imperfect recap notes Tony Conigliaro belting a center-field homer that bounced off the wall as Willie Mays chased it at Municipal Stadium. The shot, part of a string of three homers this season, helped boost his RBI total to 11 and fueled a two-run first inning against the Indians. Vic Koence earned the win with a double to start the scoring, setting the tone for the Sox’s offense.
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Arizonans Fall in Golden Gloves Semifinals in Kansas City
In Municipal Auditorium 9000 spectators watched Arizonans fail to reach finals in the National Golden Gloves semifinals. Notables eliminated include Wallace Brooks, Al Robinson, and Colter, with controversial decisions noted by coach Al Fenn. Jerry Quarry emerged as the tournament sensation with 19 points aiding Los Angeles to the team title as Detroit, Ft Worth, and Kansas City trailed.
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City Feud In Manzanita Races Promises Classic Bowling Action
Top Valley bowlers clash as Fleischhacker and Coates post high series while Manzanita Speedway opener draws out‑of‑state drivers. Tucson rivals, Budweiser team, and square‑mile events at Squaw Peak Classic highlight a heavy night of lanes and laps with 40‑lap dirt oval and 35th Avenue track action.
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Hurtubise Returns for Phoenix Auto Race After Crash
Jim Hurtubise, 32, returns to racing in the Tombstone Life car at Phoenix International Raceway for the March 28 sprint event. He survived a devastating June Milwaukee crash that burned over 80 percent of his body and kept him from racing for ten months. Hurtubise, once rookie of the year, aims to win the 100 mile event, charging hard in his first wheel time since the accident, with Dick Hogue speaking about Phoenix Speedway’s community impact.
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Jacksonville pro Rhyan leads in soggy Greater Jacksonville Open
Rhyan Jacksonville leader with 36 hole total of 136 eight under par on a rain soaked course. Bert Weaver Dave Marr and Phil Rodgers contend near 140 while Nicklaus and Gary Player face rough rounds. Rhyan's steady play and hot putting pace the field as 57,500 event enters final rounds.
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Kathy's 66 Series Lead at St. Petersburg Open
Kathy Whitworth built a three stroke lead after Saturday's round in the St. Petersburg Women's Open at Sunset Country Club. Whitworth fired a 66 to stand at 136, ahead of Marilyn Smith at 139 with Betsey Cullen Mickey Wright and Sandra Haynie tied at 141 seeking a breakthrough in Cullen's first pro event.
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Fight Results From Oakland Bout Postponed
Reported boxing results show various bouts with opponents and venues listed in Oakland and nearby areas. The text includes names such as Benvenuti, Knight, Foster, Rus, and Marsales, referencing a postponed event and multiple fighters across different locales.
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No Move For Tribe No Move For Tribe
AP reports the Cleveland Indians will remain at their Tucson spring training camp, resisting pressure from competing cities. Tribe President Gabe Paul says several cities have pursued a shift but the team has a long term contract signed in good faith to stay in Tucson. Red Sox will move to Florida in 1968 and Cubs will set camp in Southern California next spring.
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Rangers Tie Wings in 6-6 NHL clash recount
The New York Rangers fought Detroit to a 6-6 tie as goalie Roger Crozier frustrated the Rangers. Jerry West and Baylor contributed for Detroit while Ullman pushed to reach 2000 points. Montreal remained four points back with Detroit at 9-2-2, and New York rested after a recent surge.
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Bowl Game for Hudslow Hudlow Accepts All-America Bowl Invite
Tucson AP reports former Arizona halfback Floyd Hudlow, tied for the Wildcats' top scorer and ground gainer, will play in the fifth annual All-America Bowl in Buffalo on June 26. Hudlow, a Phoenix senior at the U of A, has signed to join the Buffalo Bills of the AFL.
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Derby Qualifying Round Sparks Fast Greyhound Action
In Phoenix the first round of the 1965 Spring Derby qualifiers at Greyhound Park produced tight racing and rising hopes. Top point scorers advance to the Derby on March 27 as eight men vie for a spot with races featuring Havocadabra Top Ace and 0.B.'s Solomon in the next rounds. First round winners included Vegas Playgirl L.L.'s Bishop Selden Special and Calm Candy as they chase backto back wins.
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College Cagers Reach AP Tournament Semifinals
Disrupted OCR summary notes Iowa State University and College of Eastern in semi final play at Burlington. Iowa State loses 93 to 101 as Murray State advances. Event details include unclear team names and scores with several OCR errors.
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Lapchick Ends Long Career at 65 Retirement
New York AP reports St. John’s coach Joe Lapchick concludes a 20 year pro and college coaching career upon reaching compulsory retirement age of 65 next month. Lapchick, nationally known, led St. John’s to an NIT semifinal and championship game appearance, famed for his intense sideline gesturing and frequent water cooler breaks.
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