Aaron makes final spring appearance as Braves whip comical Twins 6-5
In Orlando, Hank Aaron appeared for the Braves as Minnesota’s Twins delivered an entertaining 6-5 spring game. The Braves scored two unearned runs in the ninth with two out, aided by a pair of Twins errors, while Vic Albury suffered the loss after walking Mike Lum and Rowland Office.
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Bucks press Lakers in 2-0 series lead, Knicks- Bullets tie
Milwaukee cruised past Los Angeles 109 90 to seize a 2 0 lead as Kareem Abdul Jabbar posted 32 points 25 rebounds. Bob Dandridge added 21 while Gail Goodrich matched that total for the Lakers. In Baltimore Washington, the Bullets beat the Knicks 99 87 to even the series 1 1 in Landover MD.
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Crusaders Toros clinch WHA playoff spots on Sunday
Cleveland Crusaders moved to second in the East with a 4-2 win over the Jersey Knights as rookies Skip Krake delivered a pair of goals including the deciding one. Toronto Toros edged the Los Angeles Sharks 2-1 with Pat Hickey's 26th goal at 14:11 of the third. Winnipeg Jets beat Vancouver Blazers 4-3 in overtime with Fran Huck scoring the winner on a Bobby Hull setup. Minnesota topped Houston 5-2, New England edged Quebec 3-2 in OT, and Edmonton defeated Chicago 4-1.
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Major leaguers cut as teams trim Opening Day rosters
United Press International reports 12 players released as teams finalize a 25 man roster for the 1974 season. Notables include John Jeter of the White Sox seeking a trade, Hal King returning to Indianapolis, and other cuts from Cincinnati New York Kansas City Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox with players sent to minor league affiliates or reassigned.
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MacKinnon of UVM earns February Athlete of the Month
University of Vermont hockey ace Willie MacKinnon named February Athlete of the Month by the Vermont Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association after leading the Cats with nine goals and three assists in February despite injuries. He finishes the season with 27 goals and 25 assists for 119 career points, and will be honored April 27 at the USSA awards banquet in Montpelier. Meanwhile, Ollie Brown was acquired by the Houston Astros from the California Angels in a deal disclosed as undisclosed terms.
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