Palmer Struggles With Arm In Orioles Spring
The article notes Jim Palmer, age 22, battling a sore shoulder that limits him to eight spring innings, delaying his return to the minors. It cites his impact in prior World Series play and outlines ongoing concerns about his throwing before the season.
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Perkins Struggles as Braves Fall to Tribe in Exhibition Tie
Perkins allows two wild pitches and two walks in five innings, hurt by shoulder pain. Despite 65 pitches and a 3-0 spring record for 1964, he battles arm trouble dating to last July and an elbow procedure in 1963. The Chiefs and Braves tied 5-5 in Friday's action with Lyttle Ranew and Sadowski collecting two hits each for Milwaukee Richmond.
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Meadow Cobb Leads Best Bet Jupiter In 101b Race
Jupiter wins by open field as Meadow Cobb takes the lead in the 101b dash with Best Bet Jupiter. Runners include Go May R-Happy Dean and Runnrinche Stealth in a crowded field.
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SBC Tourney Finals Tonight Set After Upsets
Bulls Craners upset Old Portagers 93 to 61 as Red Tops downed the Boys Club 93 to 61 in semi final action. Syracuse Boys Club advances to meet for the tourney title at 15 dollars tonight. Losers seek consolation honors.
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Killy Grabs World Cup Slalom Title Aiming for Le Mans
Jean Claude Killy clinched his second World Cup slalom by winning at the Red Mountain International Meet. He plans to race again in Le Mans and possibly finish the World Cup season with April races at Heavenly Valley. Nancy Greene defended her lead as the women’s World Cup standings remained tight.
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AHL Nixes Cleveland Victory in Playoff Seeding
Rochester Americans rout Cleveland Barons 6-1 as top Western Division team clinches best playoff position. Aligned with league actions, Quebec defeats Buffalo while Baltimore beats Hershey. Fractions of games and penalties prompt a replay possibility in Quebec.
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Carty Out For Season With Tuberculosis
Braves outfielder Rico Carty will miss the 1968 season due to tuberculosis and will stay at a Southeast Florida TB hospital for an indefinite period. team spokesman Don Davidson said the 27 year old from the Dominican Republic is not as seriously ill as first feared and should return in 1969.
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Braves Rally Past Indians on Gutierrez Error
Willie McCovey connected for a three run homer in the first as the Giants beat the Indians 6-5 after Cesar Gutierrez misplayed a relay in the eighth, allowing the tying or winning run to score. John Calligan hit his third spring homer during the Phillies 9-4 win over the Reds, snapping a 4-4 tie in the fifth.
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Clements Ace at Seneca on 212 Yard 11th Hole
Jack Clements of Fulton's Battle Island course scored a hole in one at Seneca on the 212 yard 11th hole using a No 3 wood. He played in a foursome with Dr Walter Knych Tony Torba and Chick Boske.
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Miss Richey Upsets Top Seed In Garden Final
Nancy Richey stunned Billie Jean King 4 6 7 5 6 0 to reach the U S Davis Cup team member Judy Tegart also beat Ann Haydon Jones 8 6 6 2 in a Madison Square Garden women’s final night. Emerson defeated Stan Smith then Clark Graebner in a rare doubles style evening.
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Helling Leads to Top Seed in New Orleans Open
Doni Helling 24 of St. Louis finishes 12-4 on day to grab top seed in the New Orleans PBA Open finals. He won five of the last eight Friday after a first place tie, cementing his spot for Saturday. Finalists include Ray Blath Don Johnson Dick Ruger and Don Glover.
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Enon RS Sees First-Pace $700 Talymon Distaff Race
Enon RS leads a complex field in a $700 race with Talymon finishing first. Multiple horses scratched and times noted, including Time-212.2 and Time-2:10.29 for subsequent trots, with various payouts listed and several horses named in secondary placings.
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