Dodgers focus on little things as Koufax era ends
Dodgers emphasize baserunning walks and hit and run in spring camp after Sandy Koufax retires and Maury Wills is traded to Pittsburgh. Gene Michael and Wen Parker named as leadoff candidates. Koufax replacement not yet found. Hank Aaron urged to steal more bases by Braves coach Billy Hitchcock.
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Hank Aaron
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Hitchcock
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Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Milt Pappas
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Pappas
Weason
Baltimore
Mike Epstein
Frank Robinson
Cookie Lavagetto
Cubs Add Hands and Hartenstein Pitching Notes
Rutherford New Jersey right-hander Bill Hands appeared in fifteen Cubs relief appearances last season posting a 1.16 ERA with four earned runs allowed. He had two wins and two saves with one loss in relief across his twelve inning span. Chuck Hartenstein, who led the Texas League with a 2.18 ERA in 1905, joined Cubs after rehab with Tacoma in 1964 and later appeared in five Cubs games allowing two earned runs.
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Tacoma
City Open Youth Bowling Winners Revealed at Frontier Lanes
Patricia Naderer lists winners across Bantam Junior and Senior divisions in scratch and handicap events at Frontier Lanes for the Valley’s first City Open. Pro-Am slated March 16 at Papago Lanes with open entries and prize fund. entries encouraged at Papago and Frontier Lanes.
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Frontier Lanes
Cindy Harris
Starlene Avery
Terry Hendrickson
Darlene Reinker
Becky Leis
Cassie Hayes
Victora
Kardith Miller
Connie Phillipa
Coleen Phillips
Ruth Smith
Penny Fairman
Peggy Davia
Janine Smith
Sharon Kurth
Sherri Bowman
Vickie Vincek
Gail Hawthorne
Debbie Davia
Paula
Roxanne Smith
Bob Stayner
Steve Cash
Monte Miller
Kelland Webb
Danny King
Billy Hull
Steve Beldt
Ray Adams
Bill Miller
Richard Bennett
Bernie Rynkiewica
Tom Ashworth
Ed Rabideau
Ron Abalos
Chuck Taube
Wayne Mooney
al Keller
Jimmy Williams
David Watanabe
Papago Lanes
Tve Ara
Jith Frame
Patricia Naderer
76ers Quiet Barry and Beat Warriors in Close Game
Philadelphia held Rick Barry to five points in the first half as the 76ers rallied to beat the San Francisco Warriors 125-118. Chet Walker led Philadelphia with 27 points, Wilt Chamberlain had 24 and 38 rebounds, while Barry erupted for 21 in the third period before fading to finish as the game’s high scorer with 7 points.
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Ers
National Basketball Association
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NBA
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Barry
San Francisco
Chet Walker
Wilt Chamberlain
Billy
Cunningham
Hal Greer
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
Sam Jones
Larry Siegfried
Boston
Bulls
New York
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Jones
Bob Boozer
Chicago
Blancas Holds Slim Lead At Doral Open Second Round
Homero Blancas carries a one stroke edge into round two of the $100,000 Doral Open at the Blue Monster course in Miami. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus trail by two and three strokes respectively as players push to match or beat the opening 65 record.
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UPI
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Blancas
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Joel Goldstrand
University of Houston
Seattle
Nicklaus
Sanders
George Archer
Bob Goalby
Bert Greene
Harold Henning
Tom Weilskopf
Big Eight protests AAU denial of Ryun record
The Big Eight Conference denounces the AAU for disallowing Kansas star Jim Ryun’s 1 44.9 half mile at Terre Haute claiming discriminatory handling. They urge resubmission of the record for international approval without prejudiced commentary.
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Tryouts Scheduled for Kaibab-Cocopah Little League
Kaibab-Cocopah Little League holds tryouts at Kiva School for ages eight nine from 1:00 to 2:30 pm and ten to twelve from 2:30 to 4:00 pm. Pima-Navajo Little League final registration set for Tuesday March 7 from 7:30 to 9:00 pm at Pima School. Registration fees include five dollars per bay for the little league and ten dollars per person for the senior league.
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Litttle League
Folley May Meet Archie Ray Before Title Bout
Bill Swift said Folley’s camp may bring Archie Ray to New York for sparring in the final training phase before the Cassius Clay world title fight. Ray sparred three rounds with Folley at Huntington Gym and resembled Clay in style. Swift, Folley, and trainer Johnny Hart plan to depart Monday for a resort, while promoter Al Fenn weighs dropping telecast negotiations in Phoenix for the March 23 bout.
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al Fenn
Phaanty
Tucoon
Rincon Meets Flagstaff In State Class AA Final
Phoenix Union hosts undefeated Flagstaff at Veterans Memorial Coliseum to decide the Class AA title berth against Rincon. Rincon earlier beat Alhambra 65 50 in the Class AA semifinal. Semifinals also set for Classes A and B with Agua Fria facing Nogales and Globe meeting Saf ford for slots in Saturday finals.
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St. Thomas
Grand Canyon
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Ray
Johns
Parker
Banison
Agua Fria
Nogales
Globe
Safford
ASU Baseball Opens With Fifth Straight Win
ASU improved to 5 0 with a 11 6 victory over Los Angeles State as Dave Grangaard homered twice and drove in two. Tom Burgess earned the win in relief as the Devils built a 4 4 first inning lead at Sun Devil Field.
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UPI
Arizona State University
Los Angeles State
Sun Devil Field
Tom Burgess
Phoenix College
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