Pappas Embraces Pressure After Reds Robinson Trade
Milt Pappas says pressure to win a pennant with Cincinnati is mounting and he welcomes it. He hopes Frank Robinson drives Baltimore’s success as well, predicts a World Series between the teams, and notes the trade will help Reds pitching more than replace Robinson.
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Moss to Demonstrate Cooper Maserati at Club Meet
Former world racing star Stirling Moss will drive a Cooper Maserati in a controlled demonstration at the British Racing and Sports Car Club meeting. He will not exceed 150 mph, citing safety after a 1962 crash. Also appearing are Jim Clark Jack Brabham and Graham Hill.
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Bowl-Wick Morning Bowling Night Recap
Extensive ledger shows multiple leagues with teams Dreamers Alley Cats and Beckley Mfg Warriors leading high series and games. Notable individuals include Irma Cox Dave Anderson George Wagner Fred Yost Gail Caponiti Ruth Lightner Omar Kidd Rich Newsome and John Cox among others.
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Dietzel May Take S C Post
Army Coach Paul Dietzel faces speculation he will become the University of South Carolina's next head football coach and athletic director. The university says no commitment has been made yet as talks continue with Dietzel and his aide.
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Coalfield Track Meet Cancelled By Weather
Woodrow Wilson athletic director Lawrence Wiseman announced the Coalfield Conference Track Meet set for Thursday at Van Meter Stadium is cancelled due to ongoing snowfall and below freezing temperatures. A rescheduled date was not announced at presstime.
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Hundley to Perform for Shady Spring Scholarship Fund
Rod Hot Rod Hundley will perform at Shady Spring High School as part of the WWNR Good Guys basket ball team to raise money for the Shady Spring Scholarship Fund. He recently finished a two week engagement in Whitesville and promises tricks on court while aiming to set a new court record. He jokes about still spinning the ball and spinning between legs shots. The Good Guys face Shady Spring faculty coaches Al Harper and Willie Jo Chandler.
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Mudcat Grant Talks of His Other Life and Fast Curve
The Minnesota Twins pitcher Mudcat Grant recalls a second life as a nightclub entertainer and a past era of racial hostility in Texas and Florida. He credits coach Johnny Sain with refining his fast curve and notes a successful season with 21 wins plus two World Series victories. He emphasizes a philosophy of loving everyone.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Giants Red Hot Favorite Says Pie Traynor
Hall of Famer Pie Traynor predicts the NL shapeup naming the Giants as the most dangerous club with strong hitting and Marichal's pitching depth. He says the Reds will be terrible after losing Frank Robinson, the Mets may lead early, and the Cardinals could finish last after shedding Bill White.
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Debut Set for New Zealand Pacers at Yonkers Friday
Cardigan Bay and Orbiter two of New Zealand's top pacers will begin 1966 action at Yonkers Raceway on Friday, aiming to make a strong debut in the U S and set pace for upcoming races.
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Hollywood Piney Oaks Grade Tourney Victors Reach Semifinals
In Town District grade school play Brooks Adair wins 29-19 over Prosperity as Hollywood edges Teel 26-23 and Piney Oaks beats Cranberry 33-26. Napper scores 12 for Brooks Adair. Halsted leads Hollywood with 15. Crouch tops Cranberry with 14. Piney Oaks 21 by Napper before fouling out. Cranberry trails.
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Sophia Leagues Meet Thursday for Senior and Little League
Sophia City Hall hosts a joint meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m for Sophia Little and Senior League managers and prospective managers to review new rule books and discuss tryout plans. Senior League tryouts start Saturday at 5 00 p m at Little Park near Glen White. unregistered boys may bring birth certificates and register.
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West Virginia baseball stars speed past rivals early season
WVU opened with five wins as Harrick promised more running and the Mountaineers responded with 19 stolen bases and a .328 team batting average. Larry Sindelar led hitters at .500 with six RBIs in five games as Chuck Boggs Jim Clay and Walt Liston also exceeded .400. Pitchers Kovach and Meadows each started 2-0 combining strong staff effort.
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