Ted Williams Brings Wise Hitting to Florida Exhibition
Red Smith describes Ted Williams guiding the Washington Senators in spring training at Pompano Beach. Williams mentors young hitters, shares hitting tips, and delivers a confident managerial performance as veterans and fans observe. Jeff Burroughs belts a game winning homer against the Yankees.
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Fla
Florida
Robert Merrill
Norman Cousins
Broken Arrows
Ted Williams
Yankees
Ft. Lauderdale
Ocean World
Porpoise
St. Petersburg
Mike
Mike Epstein
Senators
Williams
Injuries Plaguing 76ers Darken Chase For Wins
Arch ie Clark sidelined with a hip injury after crashing into a television camera Sunday in a game against New York. Wally Jones sustained a nose injury in Philadelphia's 131 112 win over San Diego and may miss Saturday in Los Angeles. Hal Greer scored 39 as the 76ers erased early deficits but still fell short. Lew Alcindor powered Milwaukee past Seattle 124 105, while New Orleans beat Kentucky 117 114 in ABA action.
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Associated Press
Archie Clark
Wally Jones
Philadelphia 76Ers
Clark
National Basketball Association
New York
Jones
Philadelphia
San Diego
New Orleans
Kentucky
76Ers
Hal Greer
Saints Win 5th Annual Williston Elko JV Tournament Title
The St Angela JV Saints finish a perfect 19–1 season with a 31–24 victory over Williston to clinch the Williston Elko Junior Varsity Tournament crown. The team, led by balanced scoring from Ted Carter Bill Jacober Pete Gordon Ronald Raysor and Bob Hankonen, emphasized teamwork over individual stars. March 7, 1970.
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St. Angela
Williston-Elko
Tony Orsini
Bill Jacober
Ted Schrader
Bobbie Lathrop
Bob Gallagher
Jimmy Bethman
Larry Frazier
Brad Wehler
Bobby Hankone
Theodore Carter
Leonard Browder
Pete Gordon
Chapin
Dizzy Dean
Bill Scruggs
SAA
Ted Carter
Ronald Raysor
Bob Hankonen
SAA JV
New Ellenton
Saints
Aiken Junior High
Ronnie Evans
Evans
Willis
Ton
Bowling Briefs From Thursday Night At Local Alleys
High scratch games feature Jim Snell 211 Sonny Vuick 215 and B T Barnes 205. Ladies top series include Pat Chapman 499 and Jim Snell 533 for men. Bamboo Lounge and Boyleston Bros lead team series with 2391 and 2356. Carolettes chalk up Dot Casto 204 high game and 556 series. Split pickups noted for multiple bowlers including Dot Casto and Iris Rippey with several team highs and individual scores listed.
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Jim Snell
B.T. Barnes
Sonny Vuick
Pat Chapman
Tommy Krick
Bamboo Lounge
Boyleston Bros
Marvin Cumbee
Eleanor Lawrence
Jack Lawrence
Jim Chapman
Emily Brown
Dan Morris
Jim Catron
J. O. Ford
Jimmy Sutphin
Tommy Duncan
Erwin Bell
Iris Rippey
Gene Rippey
Janell Snyder
Charles Snyder
Charlotte Lawrence
Gene Hallman
Bill Hall
Sandy Loftin
Sandy Happ
Thelma Duncan
Billy Maloney
Nellie Hallman
Estelle Hall
Carolettes
Dot Casto
Faye Sanders
Playing Second Fiddle Has Its Good Points
In Winston-Salem the New Jersey Reds, led by Red Klotz, are the Globetrotters straight men as Meadowlark Lemon and company tour. The Reds play about 280 games yearly, losing to the Globetrotters but drawing travel appeal and European tours. Players note the Reds’ role, the fame gap, and the humor that sustains their side of the show.
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Senators
Bob Short
Bonefish
Florida Keys
Ed Brinkman
Hank Allen
del Unser
Mike Epstein
Ken McMullen
Frank Howard
Ted Williams
Winston-Salem
N.C
Meadowlark Lemon
Curly Neal
Pablo Robertson
Harlem Globetrotters
Red Klotz
Jim Boyle
Matt Spinella
Globetrotters
New Jersey Reds
Reds
Neal
Temple
Trotters
Spinella
University of Jacksonville
Klotz
United States
Boyle
Chuck McKay
McKay
Roche Named ACC Player Of The Year
South Carolina guard John Roche won the ACC Player of the Year title in a tight race with North Carolina’s Charlie Scott. Roche captured 51 of 118 votes from the ACC Sports Writers Association, edging Scott by four votes, a margin last equaled in 1967.
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ACC
Raleigh
N. C
John Roche
South Carolina
New York City
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Association
Scott
Larry Miller
Bob Verga
Duke
Citrus Open winner earns Masters invitation for Augusta
Bob Lunn, fresh Citrus Open champion, was added to the Masters field for April 9 12 at Augusta National Golf Club. Masters champions vote to select one non invited player each year with further invites to be announced after the Greater Greensboro Open. Lunn has career earnings of 221 415 25 and notable finishes including a 1968 Atlantic ClassicMemphis Open double win.
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Bob Lunn
Augusta National Golf Club
Lunn
Sacramento
Calif
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Tucson
PGA
Tom Shaw
Pete Brown
Bill Campbell
Bobby Nicholas
Ed Tutwiler
Deanwood Farm Show Sunday at Deanwood Farm
The Deanwood Farm Hunter Schooling Show will be held Sunday at Deanwood Farm on Highway 19 south of Aiken. The 19 class schedule begins at 11 a.m. with a $2 per class entry fee, featuring divisions for junior riders, ponies, and working hunters across inside and outside rings.
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Deanwood Farm
Highway 19
Aiken
Henry Bergh
Augusta College First Round NAIA Winner
Eastern New Mexico and Central Ohio State advanced in the NAIA tournament as Augusta College of Augusta, Georgia defeated Monmouth New Jersey 85 64 to claim a first round win. Stephen F. Austin led the top seeds in the tournament with proceedings in Kansas City.
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Eastern New Mexico
Central Ohio State
Stephen F. Austin
South Carolina State
New Mexico
Whittier
Calif
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St. Thomas
Augusta
College
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State
Campbell
N.C
Arkansas Tech
Hanover
Ind
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Linfield
Ore
Wiley
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