Stanky’s White Sox keep winning as Spring Training peaks
Eddie Stanky, newly named Chicago White Sox manager, has shifted from controversy to consistency, guiding the club to a ninth straight win and a spring slate of 15-2. The Sox defeated Detroit 7-1 behind a 14-hit attack. Dennis Higgins and Eddie Fisher limited the Tigers to six hits.
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Eddie Stanky
Brat
St. Louis Cardinal
Stanky
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Sox
Tigers
Jim Hicks
Joel Horlen
Dennis Higgins
Eddie Fisher
Jim Northrup
New York
Amazin’ Mets
Philadelphia Phils
Choo Choo Coleman
Mele cautious on Twins repeat bid in 1966
Minnesota manager Sam Mele expects another AL pennant run though second base bullpen relief and a third string catcher remain weak spots. He notes strong spring work and no complacency as key to a fast start while four players vie for second base amid a lineup led by Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles with Oliva Hall and Allison in the outfield.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Minnesota Twins
Sam Mele
Mele
Twins
Johnny Klippstein
al Worthington
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Jim Kaat
Camilo Pascual
Dave Boswell
Jim Merritt
Denver
Pete Cimino
Jim Perry
Dick Stigman
Bill Pleis
Garry Roggenburk
Frank Quilici
Jerry Kindall
Bernie Allen
Cesar Tovar
Tovar
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Jerry Zimmerman
Washington summer baseball seeks two coaches
Dick Paul, chairman of the summer baseball program, reports the group still seeks two coaches for the teams. Anyone interested in this work is urged to contact Mr. Paul as soon as possible.
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Dick Paul
Washington
Mr. Paul
Hairston Leads Royals Past Celtics in OT Playoff Bid
Happy Hairston, hobbled weeks earlier, starred as the Cincinnati Royals upset the Boston Celtics 113-107 to take a 2-1 series lead. Jerry Lucas and Oscar Robertson each scored 27 for Cincinnati while Havlicek poured in 36 for Boston in a foul‑heavy, edge‑of‑seat contest watched by 13,531 at Boston Garden.
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UPI
Hairston
Palace
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
New York University
Cincinnati
Royals
Celtics
Joe Gushue
Mendy Rudolph
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Robertson
Havlicek
Bowling team posts high scores and series leaders
Falk leads with team high 2693 and 927 in a game as Phillips adds 2506. Earl Rae top individual series with 592, Bob Ryner 579. Ryner top game with 214 and Geyer 213.
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Falk
Phillips
Earl Rae
Bob Ryner
Ryner
Geyer
University of Colorado Students Host Guests from Illinois and California
Ten years ago today Margie McCleery hosted Sandra Nugent from Rochelle Illinois and Margie Burge from San Leandro California over a weekend. The trio, roommates and University of Colorado students in Boulder, will part after Easter with Margie visiting her parents in town. Dr and Mrs R G McCleery and three Denver sons plan to arrive in Washington Saturday for Easter at his parents home.
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Margie McCleery
Sandra Nugent
Rochelle
Ill
Margie Burge
San Leandro
Calif
University of Colorado
Boulder
Chicago
Margie
R. H. McCleery
R. G. McCleery
Denver
Washington
Sanders Wins Greater Jacksonville Open Golf Title
Doug Sanders captured the $82,000 Greater Jacksonville Open at Selva Marina with a final round 71 to finish 15 under par at 273 and win $13,500. Jack Nicklaus thrilled crowds with a rare double eagle on the 18th, a 285-yard drive and a four iron to the pin, recorded on TV for national audiences. Gary Player finished third, Gay Brewer tied for second, while Frank Beard, Tommy Bolt, Tony Lema, and Bert Weaver also placed high.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Sanders
Selva Marina
Gay Brewer
Gary Player
Frank Beard
Tommy Bolt
Baseball meeting for Tri County league tonight
All persons interested in the Tri County baseball league are reminded of a meeting this evening in the Washington Chamber of Commerce office. Plans for organizing the league for the 1966 season will be discussed. Meeting time is 8 p.m.
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Tri-County Baseball League
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Roberts ends Waterloo visit and travels home
Mrs Elvin Roberts returned home to Keota on Monday after visiting since Friday at her daughter’s home in Waterloo with Mr and Mrs Jim Bowers and family. Peg Statler of Iowa City visited her parents Cloyce and wife. Several friends and relatives from Deep River West Liberty Iowa City Sigourney Washington Decorah Des Moines Minneapolis and Hedrick visited or joined events including a wedding and funeral services for Kathryn Sanchez in Milan Illinois.
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Peg
Berdera Karnes
Loren Piehl
Iowa City
Laurilee Weaver
Washington
Gale Weaver
William Miller
Mary Lou Miller
Glen Stoutner
Richard Lyle
Keota
John Miller
Ottumwa
Ed McMillian
Grace Snakenberg
Sigourney
Donnie Heisdorffer
Elmer Vincent
Ray Sheridan
Jim Mattison
Bob
Carl Nelson
V.A. Nelson
Hedrick
Des Moines
Calvary Church
Carl
M.C. Nelson
Minneapolis
Rev. Nelson
W.H. Barnum
Tom Lawrence
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Sean
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Evening Journal
Iowa
John Havlicek
Sam Jones
Betty Crocker
Bisquick
Keno
Silver Dale
Mazda
Nestle’s
Hormel
Carol
Carnation Instant
U.S. D. A. Choice
Morrell Smoked
EWAY
Niners League
Jim’s Standard
Hall Feed Service
Eeacee
Falk Clothiers
Phillips Drug
Adnvceen Carpenters Union
Martin Cleaners 'Ee Scene
Tindal Farm Supply
0. K. Haulstar
U. K
Chalupa’s O. K. Tire Store
Jacksonville
Tony Lema
Bert Weaver
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Roberts
Waterloo
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
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