Sox Manager Names Six Starters for Opening Season
Boston Red Sox manager Darrell Johnson revealed six starters for the 1970s season at spring training in Winter Haven Florida. Yastrzemski at first Griffin at second Burleson at short Petrocelli at third Fisk catching Evans in right field.
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Rico Petrocelli
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American League Baseball Club
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Dwight Evans
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Biddeford Hosts Ice Tournament Deep in NAIA Playoffs
NAIA District 5 hockey playoffs set for Biddeford Ice Arena with games at 9 am noon and a 7 pm final Nathaniel Hawthorne College Antrim NH leads followed by University of Maine Portland Gorham Nassau College Springvale St Francis College and Plymouth State vying for final berth A playoff between St Francis and Plymouth State was being arranged Katie Curtis of Saco placed third in girls eight nine hoop shoot in Nashua NH and hit nine of 25 foul attempts Richard C Bonser Hills Beach caught a 22 pound cobia in Miami fishing tour and earned a sportsmanship award Tom Shehan Scarborough Downs GM outlined summer plans and Jack Talley will assume PR duties George Poulos to retire after 20 years coaching at Deering High Sanford High School stayed overnight in Augusta with motel paid by State E N Association and suffered worst first round loss.
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Farmingtonbeats St Francis in NAIA District 5 playoff rout
UMF Farmington blitzed St Francis College 94 to 62 at Gorham Gym to move into the NAIA District 5 semifinals against Husson. Cam Brown led Farmington with 22 points, joined by Dave Feeney 18 and Ray McKenna 13 as four Beavers reached double figures while St Francis ended their season 14-12.
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Indiana Maintains No 1 Ranking With Two Wins
Indiana Hoosiers stay atop the AP major college basketball poll at 28-0 after beating Illinois 112-89 and Ohio State 86-78 under coach Bobby Knight. With 41 first place votes and 820 points, they lead Maryland, Louisville, UCLA, and Marquette in the top 5 as others shift positions.
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Winning Not Always The Key To Success
A look at how money and expanded playoffs have reshaped pro basketball and hockey postseasons. Despite high losses in several teams, leagues push for broader playoffs to boost revenue, altering traditional views on winning as the sole path to success. The piece also notes shifting college rankings and notable records across teams and conferences.
Americans Dominate Meet Set Records In Indoor Event
In a close men’s contest the United States won 12 of 15 events 98 to 62 with five records and one tie. Joni Huntley, 18, Oregon freshman, broke the American indoor high jump record at 6-2 run, while Kate Keyes and Cheryl Toussaint highlighted women’s pace. Lexicon of world marks included Golubnichi in the three mile walk and Rick Wolhuter’s 1 49.4 in the 880, as performers from Moscow to Long Beach pushed the limits.
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Celtics Meet Knicks on road trip start at Madison Square Garden
The Celtics open a two game trip against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden then continue to Philadelphia to face the 76ers. Boston has won four straight against New York and leads the season series 4-2. Don Nelson sat out Monday with a back spasm but is expected to play Tuesday.
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Women set mile mark in fourth USSR USA indoor meet
Francie Larrieu led a dominant American win as women swept most events. The U S scored 171 to 106 against a inexperienced Soviet team, with 9 of 11 events won and six records broken or tied.
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