Prospect Mountain Ski Club Winter Carnival Crowns Skimeister
The Prospect Mountain Ski Club hosted a two day Winter Carnival featuring about 73 local skiers from first grade to high school seniors. Flip Wilson edged Robin Outwater for skimeister honors with a combined 115.3 time, as Scott Wiskoski and Anne Miller led senior and junior events. A warm snap and a notable fall by Tim Miller marred the otherwise well attended meet with trophies and skimeister awarded at base lodge.
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Tim Miller
Malcolm Irons
Matt Cook
Anne Miller
Sandra Cook
Colleen Mollica
Cheryl Cook
Scott Wiskoski
Jeanie Shultz
Cindy Stout
Helen Cleary
John Woodard
Dale Wilson
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Richard Brunina
Steve Shultz
Jim Parker
Bill Dailey
Libby Towne
Debbie Jesseman
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Jan Hadwen
Melissa Bergquist
Kathy O'Neil
Marta Button
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Debra Button
Jeff Cook
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Tom Clark
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Robert Wassick
Mark Quinlan
Fred Towsle
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David Tinker
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Mickey Hart
John Pudvar
Susan Miller
Sue Towne
Randy Moore
Tommy Eddington
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Shawn Whalen
Mike Quakenbush
Larry Dickey
David Page
Steve Wassick
Bill Crowell
Chris Thurber
Tom Outwater Dnr
John LeRay
Steve Amadon
Mike Maguire
Bryan Ulrich
Garry Hornung
Wilson
Wills Accepts Blame For Spring Training Incident
Maury Wills said the incident during a Pirates intra-squad game in Fort Myers was entirely his fault. He apologized to Larry Shepard and said spring training is about both base stealing and polish on pickoff moves. Pittsburgh GM Joe Brown called the fuss over nothing while Wills noted his election as Pittsburgh player representative went largely unreported.
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Ty Cobb
Dodgers
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NCAA College Division Regional Roundup Scores by Region
A summary of first round NCAA College Division regional results across East Mideast Midwest Far West Atlantic Coast and other regions with teams such as Columbia LaSalle Davidson St Johns St Bonaventure Boston College East Tennessee Florida State Marquette Bowling Green Houston Loyola Chicago New Mexico State Weber State Ashland Norfolk State Denison Roanoke Cheyney Philadelphia Textile Muhlenberg Kentucky Wesleyan Union Oglethorpe Bethune-Cookman Trinity Pan American Jackson State McNeese Great Lakes Indiana State Illinois State South Dakota State DePauw Nevada Southern UC Irvine San Diego State UC Davis Evansville SW Missouri Lincoln Missouri Colorado and others posting regional scores and early outcomes.
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Loyola
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Weber St
N. Carolina
N.carolina St
Mideast
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Norfolk St
Denision
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Consea
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Wagner
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de Pauw
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Durocher Leads Cubs Against New Anti-Spitter Rule
Cubs manager Leo Durocher denounces MLBs new anti spitting rule after Frank Reberger and Dean Burk were ejected in a 3-1 loss to the Angels in Palm Springs. The Twins beat the Tigers 5-4 in Orlando as Chance and Boswell also felt the rule's impact. Durocher warns it may drive fans away.
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Durocher
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Dean Burk
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Dave Boswell
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Detroit Tigers
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Baseball outcomes from a day of mixed results
The Athletics lost 4-0 as Bill Singer John Purdin and Phil Regan combined to limit the Braves to nine singles. The Phillies rallied for a 7-6 win over the Pirates with rookie Bob Schellenberg hitting a three run homer in the eighth and Danny Doyle adding a ninth inning triple. Brooks Robinson drove in five for Baltimore in a 7-7 13 inning tie with the Yankees while the Cardinals and Mets played to a 1-1 14 inning deadlock.
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Indians
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Vidal
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Bob Lee
Ted Davidson
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Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
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Phil Regan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Bob Schellenberg
Danny Doyle
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Pirates pick Wills as first Negro player representative
Maury Wills, a one year Pirate, is named the team’s player representative amid surprise and pride. Gene Alley notes Wills’ long view and says the unanimous choice reflects what is best for players, while Wills admits the honor and dismisses any notion of a stepping stone to a Negro manager, warning against a chip on the shoulder.
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Gene Alley
Wills
Pirate
Pittsburgh
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