Even .200 hitters dangerous on Twin's roll of muscle
The Minnesota Twins rely on power from stars and bench alike as they beat Detroit 8 to 6 in 10 innings. Jerry Zimmerman delivered the decisive single in the 10th, driving in the go ahead run after Harmon Killebrew and Jim Hall walked to start the frame. Relief pitching by Pleis Boswell Fonsworth and Worthington sealed the win for Minnesota, extending their streak to five games.
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Mosketti May Be Backfield Coach at Mansfield
Bob Mosketti, ex Clearview head football coach, may take Mansfield Senior backfield post after being offered the job by Gary Prabst. No contract signing yet, Mosketti weighs the move and hints at pursuing a master’s degree at Akron by August 1966.
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Colavito Sparks Indians in Season Openers
Cleveland beats Kansas City 6 2 as Rocky Colavito slams a first inning double and homers in the opener. Dick Donovan earns the win with four perfect innings, while Luis Tiant shifts from bullpen to rotation as the Indians win their second straight. Wright?
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Alcindor Chooses Between UCLA and St John s
New York UPI report notes Lew Alcindor, a 17 year old high school star, may pick UCLA or St John s. Coach Jack Donohue keeps him sealed from press and phone. former St John s coach Joe Lapchick praises his discipline and potential. Wilt Chamberlain and Lapchick forecast a major pro career.
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Maston eyes another Drake Relays mark
Matson of Texas A M aims to extend his stellar show at Drake Relays in Des Moines by breaking the world shot put record of 59 feet 10 inches set by Frank Mazza. The 20-year-old freshman standout already owns multiple Drake marks and seeks a third record in the event despite windy conditions and rain delays.
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Kansas Chancellor defends Easton firing as principle
University of Kansas Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe denied that track coach Bill Easton’s dismissal was due to personality clashes. He backed athletic director Wade Stinson, appointed on his recommendation, saying the move reflected fiscal and administrative responsibilities and that Stinson has his full confidence and support.
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Major League Scores and Highlights Across Leagues
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Phonemen to Practice on Monday at West Recreation Field
The Elyria Telephone Co. team of Lorain County Class D Hot Stove League will practice on Diamond No 3 at West Recreation Field Monday at 6 p m. Boys 17 and 18 living south of Broad Street and State Route 114 should report to Jim Ossman or call 3224206.
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Major league standings and tonight's schedule
Standings show Los Angeles at LY rain delayed with Chicago 5 Washington 3 and Cleveland 6 Kansas City 0. Tonight's games include Minnesota at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago with listed probable pitchers and multiple matchups across the league.
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Podres Revives Dodgers With Four-Hitter Opening Start
Johnny Podres pitched a four hit win over the Philadelphia Phillies in his first start of the season. The veteran came off a surgery interrupted 1964 to produce a strong return, extending the Dodgers’ stellar pitching run and giving Los Angeles a 4 1 victory.
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