Twins Seek Repeat World Series Run In 66 Season
The Twins boast Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew era peers aiming for a repeat pennant. Manager Mele predicts strong hitting and speed, with Camilo Pascual and Jim Kaat anchored by solid rotation as injuries from last year recede.
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Pearson and Dodge Capture Hickory 250 Victory
Pearson, driving his yearold Dodge on the red clay, won the ninth Hickory 250 stock car race at Hickory North Carolina. He nosed Curtis Turner by four seconds at 68.428 mph for his first NASCAR Grand National win of the year. Turner debuted the Ford Fairlane, while Bobby Isaac and Ned Jarrett finished third and fourth.
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Virginia sports calendar highlights and results
The Virginia Associated Press calendar lists baseball, track, tennis and game results. Notable outcomes include Marietta defeating Virginia 4 1, and Virginia Tech routing Castleton State 16 0. The Citadel beat Richmond 83 56 while Richmond defeated Hampden Sydney 41 9.
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Northside Lanes action highlights diverse bowling league scores
Breakfast League sees Saucers take 3 from Juicers led by Anna Lee Morgan 162 game 381 series. Dot Brown paces Cups 24 0 shutout of Coffee Cats with 155 431. Numerous 400 plus series and 600s noted including Mae Brown 604 for Lazy Four and Jerry Votel 594. Midway and Northside leagues feature high games, series, and several 4 0 or 3 1 outcomes.
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Crown Cork & Sealton team dominates Henkle Harris in 4-0 win
Crown Cork & Sealton rolled to a 4-0 victory over Henkle Harris led by Junior Carter 170 488 Stewart Ellis 196 510 Jerry Hott 202 544 Al Murphy 204 551 and Harold Catlett 197 555. Hugh Barton led the losers with 170 485 as Montgomery Ward moved to third after a 3-1 win over Question Marks Fred Bidden 215 540 Kenny Easter 208 and Harry Propst 211 fueled the score. Bob Miller 212 and Bob Baker 558 helped the losers.
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Wahoos Gridders Face 1966 Virginia Alumni Saturday
The UVA varsity meets a strong alumni team at Scott Stadium on April 9 with 75 alums returning and 23 veteran players. Notables include 1965 seniors Pincavage Kowalewski and Hodges as quarterback, receivers Molinaro Hepler Sieg, and linemen led by Bakhtiar Dunphey Prusmack Griggs Shepherd.
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Packers Colts Open NFL Card in Expanded 1966 Schedule Move
New York AP Packers and Colts open the expanded NFL schedule on Sept. 18 in Milwaukee as the league grows to 15 teams with Atlanta joining. The season runs 15 weeks, ends Dec. 18, with a Jan. 1 title game at Eastern champ site. CBS will televise key matchups nationally.
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Larsen Released After Waivers By Orioles
Don Larsen, once a million dollar pitcher a decade ago, was made available for one dollar after the Baltimore Orioles placed him on waivers as they prepared to grant the veteran right-hander an unconditional release Braulio Baeza and Jim Nichols are the only jockeys to ride Graustark in a race.
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