Ocean Shores Promotes First International Clam Prix
Ocean Shores Washington plans the Clam Prix a mixed doubles clam digging race with teams of one man and one woman digging razor clams 18 per team 200 yards to the sea. Winners judged by time and clam weight with prize appeal for Wide World of Sports.
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Bowling Tips by Marion Ladewig Lay Off Fast Ball
As a league session progresses muscles loosen the tendency is to throw the ball harder Excess speed lowers score because the ball cuts through pins instead of knocking them about The professionals learned that a medium speed ball is most effective for strikes.
Athletics Throw Surprises Into Kansas City Season
Kansas City manager Alvin Dark says the Athletics plan to deploy running specialist Allen Lewis to add speed on the bases. Dark envisions improved pitching defense and selective offense to challenge for a pennant, with Rick Monday and others developing into factors.
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Officials spring dinner scheduled for May 1 in Elyria
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will hold its annual spring dinner on May 1 at Grassie's on Oberlin Road in Elyria. The event starts at 6 p.m. and includes installation of officers for the coming year.
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Adcock Eyes Indians Health for Better 1967 Run
Tucson report notes new manager Joe Adcock hopes Cleveland pitchers Sam McDowell Sonny Siebert and Larry Brown stay healthy to lift the Indians from a fifth place finish. Siebert seeks 20 wins after a 16-3 season while Brown nears full recovery from fractures and outfield power from Colavito Wagner remains, with roster depth and relievers under review.
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Duke Sims
Lee Maye
Jim Landis
Gary Bell
Luis Tiant
Steve Hargan
Gua Gil
Jose Vidal
Vic Dayallie Bes
Trust Selections Hint at Finest Mate
A fragment hints at choosing the best partner, suggesting a discussion of suitability and compatibility. The words imply confidence in selecting a top match, with emphasis on quality over quantity and a hopeful tone for the union.
Managers optimistic in spring set for world series doubt
Baseball managers from the NL and AL trumpet confidence as spring practice unfolds. Franks Mauch Bristol Hitchcock predict strong showings while Mele Bauer comment on Baltimore and Detroit, with caveats on injuries and uncertain races. Black River edge Hillsdale 69 58 as Keep wins high jump and discus.
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Lorain council splits over Indians label
Lorain City Council sparred over a resolution urging citizens to back the Tribe. Councilman Olejeo called the Cleveland Indians “outstanding” while Petrosky argued for “ordinary.” Paysor suggested bias but noted his niece is married to Lorain native Steve Bailey, who may debut with the Indians this season.
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Black Hawks dominate statistics in NHL season
Chicago’s Stan Mikita wins a third scoring title with 97 points tying Bobby Hull’s record. Mikita earns 1750 dollars including Art Ross Trophy and bonuses for first and second half leads. Hull finishes runnerup with 980 points after 52 goals and 28 assists, again surpassing 50 goals.
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Litte
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Columbia thinclads triumph over South Amherst in meet
Columbia defeated South Amherst 76 to 51 as Bill Sanders and Jim Novak led with wins in high hurdles shot put and discus. Novak swept three events while Sanders won the 10 yard dash and 220 and anchored the winning 680 relay. It was the season opener for both schools.
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Dukes Win Second Straight Tennis Match
Wellington Dukes beat Sandusky St. Mary five matches to one as Nell over Thaler 61 61 Barber over Coles 62 62 Styer over Etowski 60 62 Cassell over Winter 60 44 and a 64 6 2 doubles win by Nell and Barber over Coles Thaler. Last set halted due to darkness before finish. Coach Lowell Lutz plans a trip to Lodi Thursday to face Cloverleaf.
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