Davidson Leads Jockeys For Shenandoah Meeting
Jesse Davidson stars as 1965 national champion jockey returns to Shenandoah Downs for a 1966 opening week. He headlined wins at Shenandoah and Maryland tracks, riding 1,582 mounts for nearly 500000 dollars in purse money. Davidson lives in Hagerstown with wife Nancy and two daughters.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jesse Davidson
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Downs
Davidson
Shenandoah
Kentucky
Sam Davidson
Louisville
West Virginia
Maryland
Willie Shoemaker
France
Braulio Baeza
Shoemaker
Ancy
For Sale or Trade Jim Maloney Says
Fresno, Calif., isn’t Jim Maloney’s idea of a summer festival. Elba was no picnic for Napoleon either. But Nappy was holding out for a lot more than $50,000. And how many no hitters did he pitch. Northside Lane Continental Homes held first place in the Lady Brunswick League as they took 34 points from Winchester Mobile Homes. Des pite this loss Winchester Mobile Homes held third place. Connie Baker led the winners with games of 173 174 201 for .848 series. Mae Brown led the losers with 194 484. The half point came in the third game as it ended in a 788 tie.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Jim Maloney
Elba
Napoleon
Nappy
Continental Homes
Lady Brunswick
Winchester Mobile Homes
Connie Baker
Mae Brown
Snow White Grill
Redwood
Frances Morrison
Joyce Brill
Wilda Melon
Spa Redwood
Green Chemical Co
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Charlotte Partlow
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Jess Kiracore, Jr
Jim Renner
Nameless
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Sandy Ko
Fla
Jim Lefebvre
Drysdale
Koufax
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Wills
Buzzie Bavasi
Vero Beach
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Bowling scores and player totals across local leagues
The report lists multiple bowling results with names, games, and series from Tastee Freez, Late Entries, National Fruit, and other teams. It notes standings shifts, individual high games, and series while also reporting Cincinnati Reds exiled pitcher Maloney seeking $50,000 amid trade talk as Dodgers and Reds discuss openers.
A's Have Alvin Dark And Little Else for 1966
Alvin Dark takes over the Kansas City A's in 1966 amid a largely unproven roster and a last place finish in prior seasons. He aims to use a youth movement, emphasizes running, defense, and a core of Bert Campaneris Dick Green Ken Harrelson Wayne Causey and rookie talents as he assesses pitchers like Krausse Monteagudo Segui and Lindbald.
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Bradenton
Alvin Dark
Kansas City A’s
Dark
Bert Campaneris
Dick Green
Ken Harreleson
Jose Tartabull
People Cleaners win tight A League bowling duel
Peoples Cleaners beat Open Hearth 2-1 at Hearth Center Lanes as Eugene Funkhouser Mickey Mc Donald Lane Reed Joe Zimmerman Dennis Derry led 400s. Open Hearth counters with Lane Reed Joe Zimmerman Dennis Derry high 400s and a 700 game.
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Peoples Cleaners
Open Hearth
Eugene Funkhouser
Mickey McDonald
Lane Reed
Joe Zimmerman
Dennis Derry
Funkhouser
McDonald
Johnny Spaid
Kenneth Pitta
Harold Buckner
Eugene Easter
Francis Hudson
Hertz-Rent
Miller Auto
Bill Keyton
Jess Kiracore
Russ Potts
Charley Renner
Bill Jones
Jake Rudy
Crisman Cleaners
Lawrence Pope
Charles Bush
Wally Dill
WBA Drops Clay From World Rankings Amid Controversy
Cassius Clay is removed as No 1 heavyweight contender by the WBA. Zora Folley moves into the ranking as he agrees to fight Ernie Terrell for the title in May at City Park Stadium. The WBA also questions Chuvalo as a title contender and calls for an Ontario Athletic Commission investigation into Clay Terrell Chuvalo matters.
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Cassius Clay
World Boxing Association
WBA
Clay
Zora Foseley
Ernie Terrell
Folley
Lou Messina
Terrell
City Park Stadium
Jim Deskin
Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Louisville
George Chuevalo
Toronto
Chuvalo
Ontario Athletics Commission
Astros Hopeful Center Fielder Al Heist's Road Back
Al Heist, 38, joined the Houston Astros after a 1962 cash move from the Chicago Cubs. A knee injury in spring training limited him to 27 games that season, leading to years as a player coach in Oklahoma City under Grady Hatton, who now manages Houston while Heist serves as a coach.
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Houston
al Heist
Houston Astros
Heist
Chicago Cubs
Grady Hatton
Oklahoma City
Hatton
Astros
Houston Rookie Joe Morgan Tops NL With 97 Walks
Houston prize rookie second baseman Joe Morgan drew 97 bases on balls in 1965 to lead the National League and set the tone for his breakout season.
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Houston
Joe Morgan
Wahoos In Spring Practice At Virginia Football
Virginia football coaches test versatility in spring drills by rotating players among positions on offense and defense. Coach George Blackburn aims to gain a new look and evaluate multi position talents like Kenny Poates. Daily schedule splits time between offense and defense with a brief touch of contact as spring enables varied play. Montreal at Toronto and Boston at New York are listed among today’s pro schedule. Detroit at Chicago also featured.
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Dark
The
Yetars
McKechnie Field
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Bob Davis
George Blackburn
Kenny Poates
Lambeth Field
NYU Nets 90 as Wichita 84 in quarterfinals
NYU defeats Wichita 90 to 84 in the quarterfinals. Brigham Young tops Temple 90 to 78, advancing in the college basketball tournament.
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Associated Press
NYU
Wichita
Brigham Young
Temple
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