Prince's Five Captures Y Cage Title With 7868 Win Over Dove Quintet
Prince's Five defeated the St. Joseph Doves 78 to 68 to win the Bennington Industrial League championship for the second straight year. Starters Starr brothers Skip and George led with 43 points, George 24 and Skip 19, as the veterans erased a 31-30 halftime deficit with a 26-16 third period surge. The Doves, both teams entering 8-1, had led 22-19 after the opening stanza and held an 8-6 foul margin late. The impending tournament schedule follows with Prince's drawing a bye into the semi finals.
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Carswell Hogans
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Donoghue
Too Many Things Hurting Baseball
Milton Richman argues the game remains strong despite critics. He notes media focus, urban crisis parallels, and rising salaries but asserts baseball endures as a source of simple enjoyment. He cites players and managers as evidence the sport persists amid controversy.
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James Kissane
Tom Seaver
Ronnie Brand
Walt Williams
Manny Sanguillen
Andy Etchebarren
Ernie Banks
Rusty Staub
Frank Lucchesi
Phillies
Bruins and Dolphins Vie in NCAA Finals
UCLA, led by Coach John Wooden, pursues an NCAA title without Lew Alcindor as the Bruins strive to seal the championship in College Park Maryland. The team, described by Wooden as “my type of team,” faces a decisive step toward the crown in the final showdown.
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Lew Alcindor
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Joe Williams
Med
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Wooden
Los Angeles
Uclans
Aggies
John Vallely
Injuries Plague Training Camps
United Press International reports spring training casualties hit Indians, Braves, and Cardinals as Ken Harrelson fractured his right leg and Ron Reed and Mike Shannon faced long layoffs. Indian exhibition loss stood out as Harrelson was X-rayed. Other games featured Cubs, Mariners, Padres, Dodgers, and White Sox scoring wins. In college, Maryland beat Jacksonville and UCLA reached the finals with strong performances led by Vallely and Bibby as Dinosaurs struggle to keep pace.
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Ron Reed
St. Louis
Mike Shannon
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al Ferrara
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Los Angeles
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Richie Allen
Cardinals
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Gibson
Allen
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Gene Clines
Ron Davis
Bob Robertson
Chuck Goggin
Pirates
Carl Yastrzemski
Don Pavletich
Don Lock
White Sox
Cincinnati
Ken McMullen
Washington
New York Yankees
Hank Aaron
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Reds Weigh Pitching Depth for 1970 NL Title Chase
Reds manager Sparky Anderson identifies five likely starting pitchers Jim Merritt Jim Maloney Gary Nolan Jim McGlothlin and Wayne Simpson as anchors for the 1970 season with others possible. He highlights key players Pete Rose Johnny Bench Lee May Tony Perez and Dave Concepcion among core lineup and notes Bench may see limited catching duty to protect his bat.
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Sparky
Anderson
Dave Bristol
Atlanta
Jim Merritt
Jim Maloney
Gary Nolan
Jim McGlothlin
California Angels
Wayne Simpson
Ray Washburn
Tony Cloninger
al Jackson
Woody Woodward
Dave Concepcion
Asheville
Indianapolis
Pistol Pete Blanked Again in NIT Semifinal
Marquette, ranked 10th, held Pistol Pete Maravich to a career low 20 points on 13 field goals as LSU fell 101-79 to the Warriors in the NIT semifinal. Joe Thomas led with 28 points and 14 rebounds as Marquette advances to face St. John’s.
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Peter Maravich
Louisiana State
Warriors
St. John’s
Army
Richie Lyons
Dean Meminger
New York City
Jeff Swewell
Maravich
Jack Burke
Swewell
Joe Thomas
Ric Cobb
LSU
Georgetown
Oklahoma
Tigers
Thomas
Steve Honzo
Jim Oxley
Lyons
Honzo
Oxley
Hacking
Bob Knight
Bowling results and Gulfstream stakes win in Florida
In Hallandale Florida Gulfstream hosted the Down Handicap worth 59600 dollars where Twogundan earned his first stakes victory. High singles included Myers 241 Griffin 224 Provensal 210 while Griffin Muckle Rabideau led high triples with 643 578 572.
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Provensal
Muckle
Rabideau
Hallandale
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