Gander Netters Capture Fifth Straight Crown
GALVESTON Sp Royce Ann Marshall and Karen Wheeler lead the Ganders to a fifth straight doubles title, sweeping early rounds and defeating Brazosport in the final 6 2 6 0 after a tougher semifinal 6 1 5 7. The Galveston event also featured strong showings from Deer Park Pasadena and El Campo entrants in singles and doubles.
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Orioles Winless Spring Flight Delayed By Engine Trouble
Baltimore’s spring slate suffers a rough day as a chartered DC7 uses a failed engine precaution while the Orioles fall 5-0 to the Chicago White Sox in Sarasota. Pete Ward belts a three run homer for Chicago as Francisco Carlos blanks Baltimore five innings. Matty Alou lifts Pirates with three RBIs to raise spring average to .400.
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Mikita Maintains NHL Scoring Lead Amid Slow Week
Chicago’s Stan Mikita, still atop the NHL scoring chart at 79 points, went scoreless in two games but stayed ahead of Jean Ratelle and Phil Esposito who tied for second with 76. Lebby Hull moved to 44 goals as Detroit’s Gordie Howe nears 40th birthday with six games left and a distant 50-goal target.
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Ball High topsGALVESTON Ball uses miscues for 5-4 win over Ganders
Ball High defeated the Ganders 5-4 in a non district game here Monday. Ball improved to 5-4 while Galveston ABL slipped to 2-4-4. Key miscues in the fifth inning sparked Ball’s rally as Cavaretta’s errors and a double steal opened the frame, leading to a scoring grounder by Glenn Penny. Cavaretta redeemed himself with a run in the sixth on a hard hit to right center. Ball’s pitching by Carlson allowed five Ganders to reach via walks, with Bruce Pannell’s triple highlighting Ball’s offense and Gene Perry’s first run. Ganders pitcher Carl Hughes went the distance for Galveston.
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