Mullens Seeks State Tourney Upset in Warwood Clash
Mullens Rebels gear for their first State Tournament since 1955 as coach Don Stover predicts a tough opening game against Warwood. Key players include 6-3 Danny Graves and guard Melvin Reed, with Spencer and Kenneda among others shaping a balanced attack. Stover notes Warwood’s zone defense, Mullens’ full-court press, and the chance to prove themselves on Huntington’s state stage.
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Marciano to Start Southeastern 500 Race in Bristol
Rocky Marciano, undefeated heavyweight champion, will serve as honorary starter for the Southeastern 500 at Bristol on March 20. He toured Fort Lauderdale and East Tennessee discussions noted his interest in returning and watching the speedway event. his career included 49 straight wins and 41 knockout finishes with notable defeats of Louis, Charles, Walcott, and Moore.
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Bourbon King Built Castle in Kentucky Distillery
Col onel Romane H. Taylor Jr built a limestone castle distillery near Frankfort in 1887 on a limestone spring to age Old Taylor whiskey. The castle remains and the water still flavors the 86 proof bourbon from The Old Taylor Distillery Co., Frankfort and Louisville, KY.
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Army and Villanova spark NIT upsets in quarterfinals
Army defeats San Francisco 80 63 with Bill Helkie scoring 34 and holding SF front line to 14 and San Francisco star Erwin Mueller held to 14 as Army advances to semifinals. Villanova edges Boston College 986 85 behind Bill Melchionni with 30 points, as BC fights back but falls short.
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Reds claim best National League club in 1966 outlook
In Tampa, Don Heffner backs Cincinnati as NL’s top unit while detailing roster moves. The Reds traded Frank Robinson for pitchers Milt Pappas and Jack Baldschun to bolster pitching, planning rookie Tommy Helms at second base, with Pete Rose moving to third. Vada Pinson and Tommy Harper anchor outfield shifts, Grady Coleman and Tony Perez form first base platoon, and Leo Cardenas returns at short.
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Big Three Enter Florida Citrus Open Golf Tourney
The Florida Citrus Open debuts in Orlando with Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. The trio, inactive together for seven months, returns as top money winners this year. Palmer leads with over $36,000 from seven starts. Nicklaus earned over $140,000 last year and Palmer eyes another strong run after recent top finishes.
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Monbouquette Reflects On Red Sox Departure And New Beginnings
The veteran pitcher discusses why Boston traded him, noting the Red Sox defensive flaws up the middle and his belief in the club's future. He admires teammates Smith and Thomas, recalls his 1963 success, and explains his own resolve to prove his worth with Detroit after the Oct 4 deal.
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