FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 1961
Williams Gone, Red Sox Hope
Jensen, Geiger Can Carry Loadj
(Another in a series of major
league team prospects written
under the managers’ own by
lines.)
Boston Red Sox
By MIKE HIGGINS
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (/P) It’s
going to take the Red Sox a little
while to get used to playing with
out Ted Williams. You can’t help
but miss a guy with his great
hitting ability.
, If Jackie Jensen hadn’t decided
to come out of retirement, I
would have been plenty worried
about our batting attack for this
season. But now that he has come
back we'll have some strong right
handed hitting to go with an im
provement at several other posi
tions.
What I like most about the
Boston club is the situation in
the outfield and at second base.
With Jensen in right field, Gary
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| “WHAT REALLY CAUSED THE CIVIL WAR" |
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Geiger in center and young
Carl Yasirzemski taking Wil- I
liams* place in left, we have a
sound outfield. I
Geiger was really going good
until he got that collapsed lung in
the middle of last season. He’s
healthy again now and we expect
him to pick up where he left off.
Yastrzemski is a fine prospect.
He’s only 21 and hit .339 in the
American Association last sea
son.
I wish we were as well of at all
the other positions as we are at
second base where we have Pete
Runnels, who led the American
League in batting, and Chuck
Schilling.
Schilling was the outstanding
second baseman in the American
Association and he batted .314.
Frank Malzone will be at third
base again and I’m counting on
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
We lost two catchers, Eddie
Sadowski and Haywood Sulli
van in the draft. The way it
looks at this point, Russ Nixon
and Jim Pagliaroni will divide
the job behind the plate. Nix
on is a lefty hitler and Paglia
roni bats righty.
We helped our pitching staff by
getting Gene Conley from the
Phillies. Bill Monbouquette and
Billy Muffet are two other right
handers I’m counting on heavily.
Both showed signs of becoming
star pitchers last .season and I
look for even better years from
them in 1961.
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j SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (/Pi Ted
Williams reported to the Red Sox
as batting instructor yesterday
and wasn’t in camp a half-hour
when he engaged in an argument
with a Boston sports writer and
exchanged words with a New
York writer who was a,.visitor at
the camp.
The former Sox left fielder
walked up to the Boston writer,
clenched his fist and. said “I’ll
punch your nose off . . . ” After
a bitter exchange of words the
argument was broken up by by
standers.
Williams told reporters later the
Boston writer had called up his
former wife around Christmas
time and asked her what' Ted had
given their daughter for Christ
mas.
PAGE ELEVEN
Pott, Boros, Sanders
Tie for 1 st Round Lead
NEW ORLEANS (IP) - Young
Johnny Pott, of Shreveport,
chipped in for a 70-foot eagle on
a 500-yard hole yesterday to tie
Julius Boros and Doug Sanders
with a 68- for the first-round lead
in the $30,000 Greater New Or
leans Invitational Golf Tourna
ment.
The 25-yCar-old.Pott and San
ders, 27, from Ojai, Calif., tied
Boros at the end of the first 18
holes.
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PART I of Marriage Forum Series with
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March 7, at 7:00 p.m. in 111 Moucke.
fty Newman Club.
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LIBERAL ARTS Lecture Series "What
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one invited.