Baseball Excerpts Highlight Spring Training Wins and Slugging
Amid scattered game notes, Detroit and San Francisco win in spring tuneups. Tigers gain third straight Grapefruit League victory behind Clark and McAuliffe homers. Giants rally as Mays goes deep and Ellsworth struggles. Angels and Braves also post shutouts with Reichardt and Alou delivering key plays. Phillies, Reds, and Astros players notch multi hit outings in another set of spring exhibitions.
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Dyomer
Howie’ Reed
Norm Cash
McAuliffe
Tigers
Gates Brown
Detroit
Idude Osteeri
Dodgers
Donees
Sandy Ae
Dolores
Johnny Hiller
Dave Wickersham
Willie’ Mays
Mary Days
Ollie Beowm
San ‘Francisco
Ciicaga ‘Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Lee Durocher
Giants
Cleveland
California Angels
Rick Reichardt
Angels
Félipe Alou
Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Dan Schneider
Cecil Upshaw
Orioles
Prial Lina
Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Doug Clemens
Tony Gonzalez
Clay Dalrymple
Phils
Gordy ‘Coleman
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
John Bateman
Astros
Reds
Sim Maloney
Reds' bold 1966 plan hinges on pitching depth and lineup shifts
Heffner touts Reds power defense and depth saying they will win. Cincinnati reshapes lineup by trading Frank Robinson for Milt Pappas and Jack Baldschun to boost pitching. Helms shifts to second, Rose moves to third, Deron Johnson to outfield, with Pinson in center and Harper in right. Johnson, Pavletich, Ruiz, Edwards vie for roles as depth and platoons form around a strong rotation led by Ellis, Joney, and Pappas.
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Frank ‘Robinson
Baltimore Crioles
Milt Pappas
Jack Baldschun
Heffner
Yookie Tommy Helms
Helms
San Diego
Reds
Peter Rose
Deron Johnson
Robinson
Johnson
Tommy Harper
RBI
Vada Pinson
Gredy Coleman
Tony Perez
Leo Cardenas
John Edwards
Don Pavletich
Edwards
Joey Jay
Joe Nuxhall
John Tsitouris
Bill McCool
Warriors Must Beat Challenger Tonight in San Jose
San Francisco hosts St Louis in a must win NBA clash as they chase a playoff place. Nate Thurmond sits out with a back injury while Rick Barry aims to rebound after a rare sub 20 point game. The Warriors, 33-43, face a tight schedule with two LA games looming.
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National NCAA tournament double header at Madison Square Garden
Brigham Young and NYU joined top seeds in the semifinals after decisive wins. Army faces San Francisco with a strong front line while Boston College relies on rebounding edge without star John Austin as Villanova shocks St. John’s.
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Austin
Communist Premier Chow En Lai to Visit Romania
Le Monde reports from Bucharest that Premier Chow En Lai will visit Romania soon. The article predicts he will not secure Romania's endorsement of any condemnation of Soviet policies.
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Chow En Lai
Romania
le Monde
Bucharest
Chou
Giants Beat Cubs in Rugged Game as Haller Left Hangin
Giants topple Cubs despite losing catcher Rom Haller to a split finger injury after Dick Ellsworth foul tip. Dick Bertell hobbled sliding on a potential tying run but Ken Henderson's throw preserved a one run edge. Herman Freaks Brown led San Francisco with key hits and Cepeda Gabrielson and Doby contend for outfield spots. Bertell expected to return soon as Ron Herbel shines in four scoreless innings.
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Giants
Rom Haller
Dick Ellsworth
Dick Bertel
Byron Brown
Bertell
Brown
Ken Henderson
Henderson
Orlando
Cepeda
Leri Gabrielson
Jay
Ron Herbel
Bob Priddy
Bop‘ ‘Garibaldi
San Francisco
George Altman
Cubs
Cub
Larry “Jackson
Ellsworth
Ted Abernathy
Baker Convalescing in France After Major Surgery
American born cabaret singer Josephine Baker has left a Paris hospital after major intestinal surgery. She plans to convalesce at her central France estate and the illness remains undisclosed.
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Paris
UPI
Émmertainer
Josephine ‘Baker
France
American firms to build Europe cold-rolled steel mill
Armco and Pittsburgh Steel will construct a cold-rolled strip steel mill for European markets. The plant will sit on the River Meuse at Wandre near Liege, Belgium, with the project announced on Monday.
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UPI
Armco
Pittsburgh Steel
Meuse
Wandre
Liege
Burglars Loot Cafe Then Make Hot Dog Snack Break
County Sheriff Norman Ottaway said burglars looted the jukebox and cigarette machine and stole candy bars in the cafe. Before leaving they started the kitchen stove and fixed themselves a meal of hot dogs ham sandwiches fried potatoes and soft drinks.
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Norman Ottaway
Actress Strasberg Delivers Daughter At Cedars of Lebanon
Proud parents actress Susan Strasberg and actor Christopher Jones welcomed a daughter at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The child weighed 7 pounds 10 1/2 ounces.
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Hollywood
UPI
Susan Strasberg
Christopher Jones
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Lemore Delivers Sharp Performances To Bridge Gap
Lemore turned in sharp performances to pick up the slack for the team, showing versatility and leadership as key contributors stepped up in a tight contest. The standout effort underscored the squad’s resilience and depth in a crucial matchup.
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