Heffner backs Reds as season prospects poised for title
In Tampa UP man for man the experts rate the Cincinnati Reds as the best NL club with new manager Don Heffner agreeing. He cites power speed defense and pitching depth while noting the Robinson trade for Milt Pappas and Jack Baldschun to boost pitching. Helms takes over at second base with Rose shifting to short, while platoons at first and catching are planned and a large bullpen is built around Ellis Ma...
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Baltimore Orioles
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Jack Baldschun
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Helms
San Diego
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Pete Rose
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Tommy Harper
Vada Pinson
Speed Merchant
Gordy Coleman
Tony Perez
Leo Cardenas
John Edwards
Don Paviletich
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Chico Ruiz
Art Shamsky
Marty Keough
Dick Simpson
Sam
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Jim Ma
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Baldschun
Joney
Ted Davidson
Don Pappas
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Houston
Gerry Arriga
Roger Craig Loney
Diego
Dom Zanni
Jers
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Philadeliner
Phia Phillies
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Spring Baseball NaT Pivots Across Cities in Early Games
A garbled appears to summarize early spring baseball exhibition matchups across multiple teams. Mentions San Francisco, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Boston, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Kansas City, and Houston with scattered player names and home run notes. Indicates scores, lineups, and venues like Orlando and Lakeland, but details are largely unreadable.
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Reds Tell Maloney To Enjoy Vacation
Cincinnati star pitcher Maloney, holding firm for 50,000 after a 20-9 season with 244 strikeouts and a 2.54 ERA, is in exile at Fresno while the Reds refuse his 42,500 final offer. Dodgers gauge Koufax and Drysdale futures amid talks with Wills. teams shift to youth and spring results as other rosters report injuries and mixed performances across exhibition games.
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Ollie Brown
Giants
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Tony Cloninger
Orioles
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Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Debated pay for stars in rival sports scene
A fragment recalls a lively late evening debate between Sonny Werblin and Ralph Wilson on athlete compensation. Werblin defends paying top athletes as gate attractions while Wilson questions the premise, highlighting disagreement over star pay in major leagues.
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Sonny Werblin
New York Jets
Phinger
Ralph Wilson
Werblin
Wilson
Wal ter Alston and the Dodgers in constant career storm
Durslag notes recurring turmoil around Walter Alston in Vero Beach as Dodgers manager. Each season, employment prospects spark crises and trade rumors. Last year the team kept him but fired his coaches, yet he still guided the club to a world title amid global baseball hostilities.
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Walter Willl
San Juan
Caracas
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Dodgers face holdouts at spring camp as Koufax and others demand high fees
In a strained spring camp, Dodgers top pitchers and shortstop seek large sums, with Sandy Koufax reportedly offered 120000 and Don Drysdale eyed at 100000, while owner Walter O Malley rebuffs the rising price. The piece notes players returning from Japan and the overall tension around salaries and contracts.
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Japan
Walter Francis O'Malley
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
O'Malley
Alston
Tigers Bid For 4th Win in Row
The Trinity Tigers seek a fourth straight victory as they face Southwestern University in Georgetown at 2:00 after an improved run of offense and pitching. Expected starters include Jim Wingate and Henry Blanks, with notable hitters Kimball Clancy and pitcher Jimmy Carter leading the stats.
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Jim Wingate
Henry Blanks
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Frank Kimball
Pat Clancy
Jimmy Carter
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Harlandale Girls Edge Burbank In Tennis Clash
Harlandale High School girls tennis team defeated Burbank High on Burbank courts Monday by a 3 to 2 score. Key players from both schools helped push the tight match, with the Harlandale lineup securing the decisive points in singles and doubles.
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