All But Two Records Broken. Gander Swimmers Collect Another Title
Pasadena reports the Rob ert E. Lee team won their fifth Dietrich W2-AAAA swimming title as eight records fell in the Sao Jacinto Junior College pool. Baytown led with multiple wins and key records, while South Houston chased, setting a new 200 yard medley relay mark and capturing several top finishes in the district meet.
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Youngest Man in Big League Baseball Debuts at 15
The article notes Joe Nuxhall became the youngest player in major league history when he debuted for the Cincinnati Reds in 1943 at age 15. It mentions spring training origins linked to Chicago White Sox in 1870 and New Orleans as an early camp host.
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Cincinnati Reds
Aparicio Signs List Of Unhappy Players Dwindles
Veteran shortstop Aparicio joins a dwindling list of unhappy players as spring training opens. The Phillies' third base rookie and veteran outfielders Wes Covington and Angellino Alou are noted, with Clemente also mentioned. Cleveland begins spring drills, while the Yankees, led by Mantle and Howard, power past the Senators at Pompano Beach in Florida.
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Sanders sets Doral round record in Borat Invitational
Doug Sanders fired a seven under par opening round at Doral Country Club in the Borat Invitational, breaking a two year victory drought with a front running start. He led a tight field as Nicklaus and others trailed by two to three strokes, in a performance that followed his Pensacola win and sudden death playoff.
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Pensacola
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Saunders
Jack MccGowan
George Knudson
Pete Cooper
Bruce Leviin
Dave Marr
Charley Sifford
Chick Harbert
Bob Shave
Nicklas
Gary Flager
REL Drops Bears Meet Milby Next
Jerry Johnson went the distance for the Baytown Ganders allowing two runs on four hits in a 6-2 win over the Spring Branch Bears. Jaime Acosta and George Rincon had two hits each with doubles, as Baytown totaled nine hits and six runs. The Bears scored unearned runs in the first and another later. Milby awaits Monday on the ABL diamond after Baytown lost to Milby earlier 10-9.
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Brock and Goldberg Girls Cagers Move In State Tourney
Brock of Weatherford and Goldberg of Bowie advanced in the Class BA rounds of the girls state basketball tournament as action began. Brock overcame a slow start to win over Briscoe while Goldberg shot 69 percent to beat Wells. Brock meets Round Ten Carmine in the semifinals, while Goldberg faces Trent. Friona defends Class B and Baird defends Class A, with Class AAA making its debut.
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No Clear-Cut Pick Cowboys Are Slight Mid-West Favorites
Oklahoma State leads Midwest NCAA regional with 18 7 while Wichita State and Houston also race for a spot in Portland. Gary Thompson notes no clear favorite as teams balance balance in a tight field. Key players include Gene Johnson Jim King Gary Hassman Larry Hawk and Wichita’s Kelly Pete.
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Eight NCAA tournament games ignite post season play
Questions loom as eight NCAA regional games begin the post season night. Top teams like Michigan with Cazzie Russell, Princeton with Bill Bradley, UCLA and Brigham Young, and St. Joseph’s seek wins to advance. St. John’s and Manhattan posted first round NIT wins. Evansville eyes a second straight small college crown.
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Goose Creek Women’s Mulligan Day Winners
Goose Creek women claim First Place on the Front Nine with Mrs. F P Jones leading and second place to Mrs. G Whitcomb. Back Nine First Place goes to Mrs. J F Ferrel with ties for second to Mrs. G Hazelwood and Mrs. A L Meister. Men’s Sweepstakes list Frank Thielen as First with T C Miller and Pat Patterson among top finishers. Beak Stewart also noted.
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Lapchick Alive In Cage Tourney
New York AP reports Jon Lapchick, age 65, energized in the National Invitation Tournament game. He leapt from the bench, sparked St. John's in a rim show, while Boston College faced defeat as Pat Cousy’s Boston College quintet battled MIT in the opening round.
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