Big Mike Epstein Ponders New Year
Pompano Beach Florida based sports writer notes Washington Senators first baseman Mike Epstein, famed for his holdout history, ponders last year’s .226 average 29 RBIs and nine homers. Epstein underwent intense conditioning, trimming from 238 to 215 pounds as he prepares for the season.
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Vast College Hoops Scores Roll Across Nation
A flood of men's basketball results shows East Penn State edging Pitts 77 68 and Army beating Navy 66 44. Notable upsets include Grove City 74 Crage-Miln 62 and many more across conferences, with teams such as Drexel Harvard Penn Buffalo Colgate Dartmouth Princeton Fordham Iowa Manhattan Hofstra LIU Connecticut Brown Cornell Moravian Swarthmore Conn State and others posting varied wins and losses.
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Knudson Sweeps Second Straight Tucson Open Title
Knudson from Toronto won the Tucson Open with a 15 under total of 273 at Tucson National. Beard and Boynton tied for second at 274 after final round struggles. Knudson won $20,000, following a $100,000 Phoenix Open victory, and eyes taxes as he heads to Florida for the Coral Open Invitational. Palmer finished 30th with 283. Washington University named Richard D. Martin athletic director and head football coach at St. Louis University.
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King Captures Indoor Tennis Title Despite Missing Racquets
Billie Jean King won the National Indoor championship singles and doubles titles in Winchester Massachusetts, despite arriving with seven suitcases and no racquets. She defeated Rosemary Casals 6 3 9 7 in singles and teamed with Casals to win doubles, while a mixed doubles loss ended her bid for a triple crown. King extended her victory streak to 21 matches dating back to 1967 and planned charity play before the Madison Square Garden tour.
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