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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1972

Page

8

CSCH sweeps Titans in pitcher Gabel dominant outing

CSCH dominates the Titans as pitcher Gabel allows five hits one walk and eight strikeouts in a complete game. In the opener Mike Marcoulis and Mark Hansen combined for a five hitter with Marcoulis leaving after four due to elbow soreness and Hansen closing. Cal State nudges runs when Dits singles in the fifth followed by a walk and Robinsor’s hit to break the slump. Tomorrow Cal State hosts Whitworth College and then travels to San Francisco for a 2:30 p.m. game with the University of San Francisco.

Tom Dts Pete Pijl Robinsor Cal State Whitworth College Spokane Wash San Francisco University of San Francisco Fudlerton Willion Ets Davies Haradza Regine Pachirg Nat Johser Gonsiey Hassan Tedata Hansen Cal Slaterk Orobirton Pavins Frente F Lor - Calerro Hale Fever

Penguins stay alive with 4 4 tie in NHL game

In a tense Sunday night NHL tilt, Greg Pols scored twice in the third period to lift the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 4-4 tie with the Philadelphia Flyers. The draw kept Pittsburgh alive for a playoff spot in the crowded Patrick Division race as both teams held one game remaining.

United Press International Greg Pols Pilis Tung Penguins Philadelphia Flyers Penguins Flyers Black Hawks BLUES Gary Smith St. Louis Blues Bobby Hull Smith Tony Esposito Chicago Liehuluts LEAFS Rangers

Strike demands paralyze baseball talks in Florida restage

Miller led 24 team reps to vote 420 with one abstention to strike unless owners agree to settlement or binding arbitration. Players dispersed to home cities, many issued one-way tickets, hotels stopped payments, and clubs warned of possible long disruption.

Page 12 St. Petersburg Dallas Miller Gary Peters Boston Ned Sox Red Sox Peters Marvin Miller Jay Joharstone Chicago Whlte Sox

Kings rout Seals 9 4 in finale hat trick by King

Inglewood Los Angeles completes season with 9 4 win over California Golden Seals. Cait Goring scores first hat trick in 27 games. Serge Grenier adds two goals as Kings surge in second period and hold off late Seals rally. Bernier, Berard, and teammates contribute, final scores reflect Kings dominance in a high note finish.

Inglewood Cait Butch Goring Los Angeles Ft Serge Dernier Place Kings Secson California Golden Seals Cating Coting Metoohe Kings Los Angeles Lemieux Ralph Crotean Goores The Seals Playo Con Fertion Wintess

Pioneers win dual and triangular track meet

Cal State Davis led by An McCollum in the hammer throw set a local record to lift the Pioneers to a triangular win over Fresno Pacific and UC Davis. Fresno Pacific finished second and UC Davis third. relay and sprint performances by Ray Foreman Herb Robertson and Steve Rutherford highlighted Cal State’s dominance.

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Patriots Player Pleads Innocent to Drug Possession

Gladieux of the New England Patriots pleaded innocent in Fort Lauderdale to charges including possession of marijuana and paraphernalia and intoxication by drugs.

Fort Lauderdale Fla.ap Bob Gladieux New England Patriots

Crampton leads in Greensboro Open midway after blistering round

Greensboro report notes Brice Crampton blasting six birdies in the second round of the Greater Greensboro Open to seize a three stroke lead at the tournament's halfway point. Amok Pamer, Julius Boros, J C Miller Barber and Gary Player sit behind, with Paul Marney and Snead among those in the chase.

Greensboro UPI Brice ‘Crampton Crampton Amok Pamer Julius Boros J.C Miller Barber Gery Player Paul Marney

A's Finley blames rep amid strike confusion

Oakland club owner Marvin Finley says he is surprised by the players vote to strike and blames the representative for the unrest. He criticizes the players for not contributing to their own plan and questions the move amid tensions in baseball.

Oakland UPI Charla Fissey Maki Marvia MIT Jury Oakland A California Seals Finley America

Giants Fly Back to San Francisco

The San Francisco Giants returned home to San Francisco Saturday night thanks to team owner Horace Stoneham. With over half the 35 man squad based in the Bay Area players invited local teammates to bunk in while the baseball strike paused. Willie Mays said they wanted to stay nearby to be ready to play once the strike ends.

Miller Polie Players Association Mike Burke Yankees Association Burke Phoenix Ark Willie Mays San Francisco Giant Jim ‘Barr Fort Lauderdale Fla Husky Ron Blomberg Blomberg Dill San Francisco San Francisco Giants Em Horace Stoneham Arinema Stoneham Agrash Bay Area

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