Cincinnati Reds Aim to Rebuild After Robinson Trade
The Reds shed Frank Robinson to acquire Milt Pappas and Jack Baldschun as part of a reshaped pitching staff. Tom Helms earns second base promotion, while Pete Rose moves to third and Deron Johnson shifts to left field. Jim O'Toole and Jim Maloney anchor a revamped rotation as Gordy Coleman Tony Perez Platoned in at first, and Vada Pinson anchors center with Johnson and Harper rounding out the outfield.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati
Reds
Frank Robinson
Milt Pappas
Jack Baldschun
Don Heffner
Bill DeWitt
Dick Sisler
Heffner
Tommy Helms
Pete Rose
Deron Johnson
Robinson
Helms
Tommy
San Diego
Jim O’toole
Mets
Jim
Maloney
Pappas
Baltimore
Sammy Ellis
O’toole
Joe |Nuxhall
Joey Jay
Bill McCool
Phil Baldschun
Gordy Coleman
Cats Take All Four From Loafers In Country Club League
Grace Alfred led Cats with a 156 414 while Norma Hockman posted a 161 game 378 series for Loafers. Pat Prominski led Flips with 184 476 as Kilts fell 314 in a 654 split tie. Connie Martin sparked Best Bets 213 486 as Mighty Four lost 4 0. Rudy Boyd led No Marks with 566 series in 4 0 over Apprentices.
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Cats
Loafers
Grace Alfred
Norma Hockman
Flips
Kilts
Pat Prominski
Glenelle Headley
Veda J Headley
Mighty Four
Connie Martin
Ann Glaize
Ginny Heironomus
Rudy Boyd
Tide Custer
Patsies
Hopeless
Grace Boettner
Dolly Glaize
Mary Bryarly
Barbara Tubbesing
Roberta Hill
Duckpin Bowling Highlights From Health Center League
Sandra Arion starred with a 167 game including a double header strike and two spares as Montgomery Ward beat Aden Advertising 2-1. Ruby Wingfield led GAA with 152 in a 3-0 win over Sunoco while consistently strong scores boosted other teams across the Health Center lanes.
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Sandra Arion
Montgomery Ward
Aden Advertising
Sandra
National
Green Chemical Co
Ruby Wingfield
Virginia Vance
Frances Dodson
Lomna McIntyre
Aggie McCall
Green Chemical
Mary Ann Funk
Betty Webber
Frances Crisman
Hazel Petty
GAA
Sunoco
Nellie Vaughn
Helen Richard
Bonnie Easter
Lucille Smith
Galladay
Denny’s
June Tusing
Louise Armstrong
Leona Buckner
Wanda Schuller
Bertha Muse
Denny’s. Phillips
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Joyce Skull
Jetsons
Health Center
Dottie Grim
Pauline Miller
Virginia Cooley
Madge Garber
Marvena Braithwaite
Rosalie Hook
Louise Cather
Pearl Hepler
Channel Masters
Jeanne Kaval
Naomi Houston
Ladies Commercial League
Chevron
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Health Center Lanes
Red Cross
Turner predicts record speed for Atlanta 500 pole
Curtis Turner, the 41 year old driver from Charlotte, predicts the average four lap speed to sit on the pole for the Atlanta 500 at Atlanta International Raceway will exceed 148 mph. Turner, entering Glen Wood's 1966 Ford, notes last year's record and expects multiple runners to surpass it. The field will be set by Wednesday through Saturday with 77 thousand dollar purse and 2500 points toward the national title. Ford seeks a win against Chrysler, as Plymouths have claimed recent victories at Daytona and Rockingham.
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Atlanta
Curtis Turner
Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta International Raceway
Turner
Glen Wood
Wood
Marvin Panch
Glen
Nascar
FORD
Chrysler
Dan Gurney
Riverside
Calif
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Daytona
Paul
Goldsmith
Ray Nichols
Rockingham
Atlanta Raceway
White and Groat Boost Phillies for 1966 Season
Phillies manager Gene Mauch touts Bill White and Dick Groat as key additions shaping his best club in seven years. He notes a potent infield with Callison Gonzalez and Rojas, strong outfield if Brandt and Briggs step up, and questions who will start behind Bunning Short and Culp.
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Clearwater
Fla
Gene Mauch
Bill White
Dick Groat
Philadelphia Phillies
White
Mauch
Jack Russell Stadium
Johnny Callison
Cookie Rojas
Richie Allen
Jim Bunning
Chris Short
Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Jackie Brandt
St. Louis
Phils
Tony Taylor
Groat
Bobby Wine
Allen
Phil Linz
Rojas
Taylor
Brandt
Baltimore Oriole
Gonzalez
John Briggs
Adolfo Phillips
Clay Dalrymple
Bob Uecker
Alex Johnson
Art Mahaffey
Pat Corrales
Bunning
Darold Knowles
Baltimore
Rochester
John Boozer
Little Rock
Bo Belinsky
Ray Herbert
Virginia teams and schedules on the Thursday calendar
The Associated Press lists Thursday contests across multiple sports including Penn State at William & Mary and VMI at Davidson. Results show Virginia's teams posting 12 11 over Furman while Bucknell Richmond game was postponed by rain and Bucknell VMI was canceled.
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Ayala
Torres
Royal Navy
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Cornelia-Hill
Admiral Sing-Reynolds
Mister Grock
Cooke
Little Doyle
Davidson
Silent Womad
Vasil
Landmark Road
Mar Kay—Riston
Mr. R. H.sellars
Domimara-Nb
Frosey B
Jewell-C
Captai Who-Fitz’ard
Gibbon
Buddy’s Knight
R’olds
Sam Brick
Slutt
Sword of Mine
Haig’s Hill
Itaska
Mauro
Tucker Box
Calador
Bell Far—V. Espinosa
Hero’s Chance
Ovi’s Choice
Tea Tray
Baker
Cindy Rock
Myers
Noble Court
Mr. Gaybrook
Trimground
Elsie O.—M. Gordon
Fitz’ald
A - T. Bromley
Mills Dream
Heather Dell
Arsmarten-C
H’s
Addesa
Rash
Corle
Billy Biampa
Todd
O’rourke
Small
Chesty Lew
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William & Mary
VMI
Bucknell
Richmond
Virginia
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
Rutgers
Randolph-Macon
Hampden-Sydney
Pembroke
Dartmouth
Old Dominion
Williams
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Pinson
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Tommy Harper
Ashworth Bros
Clarke County Lions
Dick Funk
Eddie Joyce
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Ashworth
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Virginia Gentleman Restaurant
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Dave Butts
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Bud Flaherty
John Stickles
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Pete Purtlebaugh
Melvin Aikens
Doyles Cabinet
Renner
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Nacie Dorsey
Paul Dick
Doyles
Northside
Shenandoah Gas
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Marshall Grand Staff
Lewis McDonald
Elmer Allen
Anderson
Frank Cooper
American Beauty Bread
Willow Lawn Market
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Ronnie Simhovitch
Charles Leight
Bill Sirk
Jeff West
Shenandoah Gas Blue
Estes Express
Mayenard Wilson
Clarke Countians
Dorothy Burke
Ouida Minghini
Betty Funkhouser
Vista Eskrdige
J & L Lines
Maxine Miller
Betty Ftnkhouser
Irene Borrer
Lucy Baker
Polly Williams
Ree
Texaco
Retha Crosen
Odie Whittington
Mickie Manuel
Betty Baptist
Mabel Grim
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Sue Patterson
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