Stars Make Pro Debut in Inglewood This April
Billie Jean King leads a group of top players signing with the National Tennis League for a pro debut in Inglewood California. Emmerson and three other women from England France and the United States join on contracts with potential earnings reported by the league president. The group plans to compete in open events at Bournemouth and Wimbledon with the American tour starting Sunday at the Forum in Inglewood.
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Detroit Sells Aguirre To LA
Hank Aguirre veteran Tigers left hander was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers for an undisclosed cash sum and a minor league player to be named within 48 hours Aguirre 35 will report to the Dodgers in Arizona where they are playing He joined the Tigers in 1958 and in 10 big league seasons has 70 wins and 70 losses His best year was 1982 when he had 168 in spring he appeared in four games giving up four runs and eight hits in 10 innings.
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Daleville opens season with Delta in track opener
Daleville hosts Delta in a varsity track opener at 4 PM as Duane Osburn guides a senior class hoping for a strong finish. The card includes a full slate of meets with Yorktown, Muncie, and West Delante in late April and early May, with standout athletes like Everett Huffman and Stevenson among returning scorers.
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Torres Scores TKO Against Bob Dunlop
Jose Torres, former world light heavyweight champion from Puerto Rico, defeated Australia’s Bobby Dunlop by technical knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Australia. Torres weighed 175 pounds with Dunlop at 173. The aggressive fight saw Dunlop briefly down on one knee in the second round as Torres unleashed sharp lefts and rights.
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Celtics Triumph in East Semi with Detroit Win
In the NBA playoffs Boston edges Detroit 10 to 9 while Philadelphia holds a 11 to 7 lead over New York as series momentum shifts amid tense semifinal action.
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Cardinals Sign Up Schofield
Veteran infielder Dick Schofield, released by the Dodgers, signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to bolster club strength to 30. Five players will be cut from the list before the team leaves spring training, and Schofield joins in Florida as a new addition.
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Mikita Captures Scoring Title in NHL race
Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks won the NHL scoring title with 40 goals and 47 assists for 87 points. Esposito and Ratelle trailed, Howe and Ratelle earned runnerup honors, while Worsley and Vachon secured the Vezina Trophy for fewest goals against. Barclay Plager led in penalties as the water project details appear nondiscursive in the same clip.
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Gustin and Pitcock Star For Bulldogs
Lapel Bulldogs defeat Hamilton Southeastern and Hancock Central in a triangular meet at Fishers led by Bob Gustin with a triple win in high and low hurdles plus high jump and Jerry Pitcock with blue ribbons in the century 220 and long jump. Gustin anchored the second place mile relay and Pitcock led the winning 400 and 400 relay teams as Lapel piled up 774 points to Southeastern 50 and Hancock Central 2244. The Bulldogs plan to meet Frankton Wednesday in a three team meet with Eagles and Shenandoah.
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Tony Jacklin Wins Jacksonville Open in Major Contrast
Tony Jacklin, a 23 year old English golfer, defeated Arnold Palmer for the first major win by a British player in Jacksonville. He subdues Palmer in the final round to finish at 273 for a $20,000 first prize. Doug Sanders and others tied for second at 273 while Palmer faded and Nicklaus finished 23rd at 280.
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Indiana Hoosiers Clinch NCAA Swim Title in 1968
Doc Counsilman led the Indiana University team to a decisive NCAA swimming championship in Hanover New Hampshire. Longtime frustrations faded as the Hoosiers dominated Olympic hopefuls, delivering a runaway victory and adding another title to the program’s storied legacy.
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Vitriolic Out Of Kentucky Derby Contention
Owner Ogden Phipps withdrew Vitriolic from the Kentucky Derby at Aqueduct stating uncertainty about recovery time after a left knee injury sustained at Hialeah. The Bold Ruler colt out of Sarcastic is also scratched from the Preakness and Belmont Stakes, affecting his Triple Crown plans.
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Officials Blast Top Brass for Backpedaling on Open Tennis
Britain's tennis officials condemned ILTF leaders for retreating on open tournaments after approval for open events at Paris talks. The article notes Britain’s partial compromise allowing only three open events plus Wimbledon, with others blaming backpedaling for a chaotic circuit and weak world leadership. It also covers U.S. performers and Olympic prospects like Burton and Schollander in swimming, highlighting American records.
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Laddies Beat Tipton In Golf Opener At Tipton
Highland Laddies varsity inksmen topped Tipton by 10 to 5 in the Monday golf opener at Tipton 601 course led by Rand Bodkin par 72. Highland reserves won 9 to 4 as Mike Merrill coached team opens season and plans a triangular meet on April 8 at Grandview in Anderson.
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Pitcher Cut From Sox Roster Refuses Minor League Move
Sarasota report says 27 year old righthander Buster Narum cut from the Chicago White Sox roster refuses to report to Hawaii for the Pacific Coast League. Narum says he will not go to the minors and asks the Sox to sell or trade him to another major league club. He plans to go to New York to await developments.
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