Reichenbach Era Highlighted by 200th Win Milestone
Elyria High and Admiral King figures reflect on Rick Reichenbach reaching 200 wins as Elyria Catholic looms. The piece notes his long coaching tenure beginning in 1934, his 323-107 career record, and key seasons including a 1951 Class 4 state title. It also mentions players Gottfried and parallels to Ohio All Star games and local school basketball history.
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AV Mipestonp
Elyrha Hiah
Ity Turd
Elyria Catholic
Tnemiesone
Admiral King
Tal Sesterdisk
Reichenbach
Sk A Fusur
Nheigh School
Haskehall Coaches Association
Assention
Nts
Rick
Mdigemerry
Boeling Green
Schoal
Gael Rapidy
VPN Daunt
Sportpolars
Bob Shaw
Tony Mason
Niles
Brookfield
Glenn Stennett
Red Dragons
Stennett
Massillon
Cincinna
Roger Bacon
Denison University
George Infante
Ales
Onio
Kent State Loversity
Doug Grayson
Toledo
Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Green
Miami
Ellis Reds Shut Out White Sox In Spring Exhibition
Sammy Ellis tossed a complete game two hitter to blank the Chicago White Sox 4 0 in Jacksonville Florida Peters started for the Sox and took the loss while Reds batters Pete Rose and Deron Johnson opened the scoring with a first inning homer Harper added a sixth inning shot for Cincinnati Elliss performance marked the first distance outing for a Reds pitcher this spring with only one walk and five strikeouts.
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Fils
Brutey
Chicago White Sox
Majerty
Cincinnati
Ellis
Ken Berry
Berry
Jerry McNertney
Innninge
McNertney
Dick Groats
Trple
St Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Ray Washburn
Tracy Stallard
Mets
New York
Gene Freese
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Bill Pleis
Minnesota Twins
Mays powers two homers as Giants beat Indians 6 to 4
Willi Mays hit two homers and drove in three runs to lift the San Francisco Giants past the Cleveland Indians 6 4 in Phoenix. Tiant started for Cleveland but struggled in the sixth inning as Giants rallied to take the lead before Williams debuts for Cleveland on the mound against the Angels.
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Phoenix
Giants
Tiant
Indians
Mays
Stan Williams
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Gentile Seeks Trade After Fine at Exhibition
First baseman Jim Gentile told the Kansas City Athletics in Bradenton Florida he wants a trade to a team that would value his talents. He spoke after being fined 500 by KC Club President Charles C Finley for a gesture during a Thursday exhibition with the Washington Senators. Gentile also received a letter of censure from AL President Joe Cronin and said he felt the fine was too high.
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Bradenton Fla
Jim Gentle
Kansas City Athletics
Moody Slugger
Kansas City Club
Charles C Finley
Washington Senators
Gentile
Joe Cronin
Cronin impressed by Indians growth and spring pace
Boston club president Joe Cronin praised the Cleveland Indians for improvements observed during a league tour and spring training camps. He noted added power in Minnesota Twins players and predicted strong competition as teams approach the New York season.
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Boston Upl
Amergen Torgue
Joe Cronin
Cacvesand Indians
Cronin
Indians
Minnesota Twins
Cleychind
Rocky Colistroe
Chuck Ponton
Dik Hewser
Lamsbrown Conn
Max Alvis
Meringius
Alvis
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
New York
Rainbow Ladies League honors score in 500 Club list
The Rainbow Ladies League releases its usual 500 Club series from Stoney Ridge. Helen McGregor tops with a four dollar threesome, followed by Nanes Broz 622, Barkkann 318, Grace Levill 319, Mane Everett 302, and Marge Hartford Javee Gilcenmeister and Dothe Becker all earning notable scores.
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Wedresea Rich
Rainbow Ladies League
Stoney
Rainbow Tanes
Helen McGregor
Nanes
Barkkann
Grace Levill
Mane Everett
Marge Hartford
Javee Gilcenmeister
Dothe Becker
Mays Hits Two Homers in Giants 64 Win Over Indians
Willie Mays belted two long homers as the San Francisco Giants overwhelmed the Cleveland Indians 64 at Cleveland. Juan Marichal pitched seven innings allowing several hits and seven strikeouts, while Luis Tiant struggled for the Indians.
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Mays
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indian
Cleveland
Luis Tiant
Juan Marichal
al Luplow
Indians
Sammy Elis
Chicago White Sox
Herman seeks to build confidence with Red Sox in 1965
Scottsdale dispatch profiles Billy Herman returning as Red Sox manager. He aims to foster a tougher mood after five straight second division finishes and rebuilds around a core including Carl Yastrzemski, Tony Conigliaro, Dick Stuart, Eddie Bressoud, Frank Malzone, Fella Mantilla, Ben Bennett, and Dick Radatz.
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Herman
Red Sox
Scottsdale Anz
Billy Herman
Pittsburgh
Boston
Beng
Tony Canigliaro
New York Pennsylvania
Sox
Dick Stuart
Philadelphia Phils
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Phils
Carl Yastrzemski
Gary Geiger
Conigharo
Toni Horton
Bob Guindon
Stuarts
Bressoud
Eddie Bressoud
Frank Malzone
Fella Mantilla
Woo Tut
Southpaw Bennett
Bill Monbouquette
Dave Morehead
Boxing Champion Jose Torres Star of Sports Parade in Tampa
In Tampa the light heavyweight world champion Jose Torres reflects on his past and boxing career while discussing hard work and his efforts to support youth baseball. The piece notes his Puerto Rican roots, military training, and ambitions in sports, including baseball and football.
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Tampa
Fla
SPI
Jose Torres
Torres
Andres
Jose
Puerto Rico
Fort Buchanan
Porto Rico
U S Leads In Indoor Meet With Strong Sprint Showings
The United States men swept four of five events to lead Britain 35 20 after day two of the indoor meet. Ralph Boston won the 60 yard hurdles in 7 4, Mel Pender tied the UK all comers mark in the 60 yard dash, and Mike Larrabee claimed the 40 m dash while Jeff Chase won the pole vault at 15 feet 11 inches. The U S women won the high jump and 600 yard run but trailed 26 25.
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London
UPI
United States
Britain
Ralph Boston
Nashville
Tonn
Mel Pendero
US Army
United Kingdom
Allcomers
Mike Larrabee
Fillmore
Calif
Jeff Chase
Santa Clara
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Goodyear Lire and Rubber Co
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Voit & Bowie
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Sammy Ells
Cincinnati Reds
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Say Hey Kid
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Beantowners
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Don Demeter
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Dick McAulffe
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Pete Ramos
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Mickey Mantle
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Dick Radatz
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Jack Lamabe
Russ Niven
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Charles Schilling
Clems
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New York Robinson
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