Young Dodgers' rookie pair shines in 6 0 spring win
Dodgers roll past Cincinnati 6 0 as Sutton 21-year-old allows one hit in five innings and Moeller 23 last month yields two runs none earned in 6 2/3. Both boost and threaten to displace Koufax and Drysdale amid holdout contract demands and spring battle for rotation spots.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
Joe Moeller
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Moeller
Dodgers
Koufax
Drysdale
California
Texas
Handley and James Wood Open 1966 Track Season
Handley hosts a Triangle Meet with Broadway and Central at 1 p.m. James Wood travels to Herndon Relays for a 10 a.m. start joining Loudoun County Clarke County James Monroe Field George Mason Loudoun Valley Fauquier in a strong early schedule. Coach Walter Barr begins his first year directing Handley and James Wood, facing key losses but aiming for a show of strength against top district foes.
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Triangle
James Wood
Herndon
Handley
Colonels
Loudoun County
Clarke County
James Monroe
Field
George Mason
Lourdoun Valley
Fauquier
Walter Barr
Hornets
Ralph Kelchner
Charles Stover
Dickie Allanson
Martinsburg
Fort Hill
Brewer Seeks Focus as Open Leads After Round One
Gay Brewer Jr. faced personal stress as his 18 month old daughter Kelly awaits hip surgery while he sits one stroke off leader Tommy Bolt in the Greater Jacksonville Open. Brewer’s 67 included five birdies and only one bogey, with Bolt shooting 66 to take the pace.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gay Brewer Jr
Tommy Bolt
Brewer
Kelly
Pallas
Bolt
Indiana Leads Early At NCAA Swimming Meet
Indiana and Michigan opened strong on the first night as Indiana led with 94 points followed by Michigan 84 and Southern California 60 in the early team standings. Roy Saari of USC barely edged Bill Farley of Michigan in the 500 yard freestyle, 4:50.69, seven seconds off his American and NCAA marks, with altitude possibly slowing times at the Air Force Academy pool.
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Southern Cal
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Stanford
Ohio State
Roy Saari
Bill Farley
Saab
Three straight wins spark Shenandoah Twin Double
Bobby Fitzgerald rode three straight winners at Shenandoah Downs to chart the first triple of the meet, linking 6 7 3 8 in the Twin Double via Spanish Royalty La Nez Sitka Spruce and Great Conquest. Toby Topaze and Mystarfire boosted the exotics with an 80 to 1 daily double payoff of 350.60 as Charlie Cooke piloted Tobys Topaze to his first win.
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W.va
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Shenandoah Downs
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la Nez
Sitka Spruce
Larry Reynolds
Great Conquest
Toby Topaze
Mystarfire
Charlie Cooke
Tobys Topaze
Gulfstream Park Handicap Set Saturday
Impressive, Ken tucky Derby hopeful from Ogden Phipps, seeks a sixth win in seven starts this year as he faces seven or eight rivals in the 128 pound handicap on Saturday. Gulfstream Park offers the day’s richest race, a 114 mile Cup with a $114 700 purse and $74 700 to the winner.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
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Neloy
Bold
Poker
Bay Shore
Aqueduct
Impressive
R Py Graustark
Buckpasser
Gulfstream Park
Advocator
Exhibitionist
Quinta
Tornado
Mrs. Adam. Rice
Selari
Phillanlebun
Indians Ready For Outdoor Track Season
William and Marys track team starts outdoor season at Cary Field against Springfield College as Coach Harry Groves weighs transition from indoor to outdoor events. Star senior Jimmy Johnson leads a strong distance corps with veterans Paul Bernstein Steve Jackson Joe Philpott and promising sophomores Terry Donnely Rodger McKain Dick Widell.
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William and Mary
Harry Groves
Sprinfield College
Cary Field
Groves
Jimmy Johnson
Johnson
Paul Bernstein
Steve Jackson
Joe Philpott
Terry Donnely
Rodger McKain
Dick Widell
Stanky Leads White Sox Into Spring Training
Eddie Stanky returns to managing the Chicago White Sox at Sarasota and tests lineups with Ward, Buford, McCraw and Agee in key roles. Wilhelm fingers, Burggess and Romo no catchers named. Stanky aims for a fast running club stealing 100 bases.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ededie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Stanky
Eddie
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Sox
Pete Ward
Don Buford
Tom McCraw
Moose Skowron
Buford
al Weis
Ron Hansen
Ward
McCraw
Tommy Agee
Floyd Robinson
Ken Berry
Danny Cater
John Romano
J. C. Martin
Gerry McNertney
Smoky Burgess
Accountant Speaks For Braves In Milwaukee Antitrust Trial
Ronald A. Wipperman of Milwaukee testified as the key witness in Wisconsin antitrust action against baseball. He said the Chicago group’s 1962 purchase of the Braves led to a net loss of 43 373 in year one, with further audit details to come for 1963 to 1965. He will address heavy borrowing and a 1964 NL transfer request to Atlanta.
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Braves
Wisconsin
Ronald A. Wipperman
Chicago
Louis Perini
Wipperman
Willard
Stafford
National League
Atlanta
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