Cincinnati and Minnesota Top Picks In New Baseball Alignment
Yankees, Mets and expansion teams figure in Milton Richman’s big forecast. He bets Cincinnati wins the National League East and Minnesota takes the American League, with Baltimore a strong second in the AL. He cites teams, players, and bottleneck paths to a potential Reds versus Twins or broader World Series.
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Cronin Sees Broad Battle Across AL Rivals
Boston bound Cronin foresees a wide open pennant race with Baltimore Boston and Detroit contending in the east while Oakland and Minnesota vie for the west. He expects expansion Seattle and Kansas City to outperform, notes strong lineups for the Orioles Indians and Yankees, and comments on Ted Williams and Joe Pepitone as stylistic topics.
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Stefanich Leads Keglers in Firestone Tournament of Champions
Jim Stefanich the 1968 bowler of the year leads the Firestone Tournament of Champions after 24 qualifying games at Riviera Lanes Akron. Dick Weber drops to sixth while Jim Godman and Wayne Zahn follow. Stefanich previously set 13 world bowling records on these lanes two years ago.
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Night match results and standings in bowling championship
Godman led with 7328 including bonuses after a 7-1 match play run and 7393 pins from 16 games, with Stefanich 65 behind at 7268. Zahn moved to 7175 on a 6-2 run and a 279 game, Guenther 7127, Soutar 7064, Weber 7058. field of 24 to roll 16 games today before top five vie for 25000 to 6500 prizes on ABC telecast.
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Max Hirsch Dies at 88 Trainer of Great Race Horses
Max Hirsch, famed American horse trainer, has died at 88. Beginning with Guatama at Fair Grounds in 1902, he produced 1,934 winners including Assault, Bold Venture, Middleground, Vito, and High Gun. Born July 30, 1880 in Fredericksburg Texas, he rose from youth on the road to a storied career with King Ranch. A Requiem Mass will be held at Our Lady of Victory Church Floral Park at 10 a.m. Monday, burial at Holy Rood Cemetery Old Country Road Westbury.
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Satchel Paige Tosses Shutout in Spring Action
United Press International report notes Satchel Paige winning pitcher for Atlanta Braves in a 1 0 victory over Richmond, while McNally shines for Orioles in 4 0 win over Yankees. Seaver and Nyman headline strong rookie showings as clubs depart Florida and Arizona for spring training, with Cubs, White Sox, Reds, Royals, Expos, and Dodgers among noted results and player movements.
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Army Notre Dame to Renew Rivalry at Yankee Stadium
The Army Notre Dame series renews in October at Yankee Stadium with a 2 p.m. game on October 11. It will be the 39th meeting in New York, the 22nd at Yankee Stadium, and may shift to Shea or Michie Stadium if schedules clash with World Series or Army/Navy implications. Notre Dame leads 26-8-4 in the series.
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