Yankees Shut Out Senators in Exhibition Opener
New York pitched a combined five-hitter as the Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 1-0 in the spring opener at Pompano Beach. Andy Kosco stole home in the eighth and Kosco led New York with one hit while Bouton, Higgins, and Monbouquette earned the win.
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Mel Stottlemyre
Bill Monbouquette
Jim Bouton
Monbouquette
Fla
Bouton
Higgins
North Stars Tie Penguins 2-2 In Fierce NHL Showdown
Bloomington, Minn. UPI reports Sandy Fitzpatrick scored his second goal of the game as the Minnesota North Stars battled the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 2-2 tie. The result left Minnesota within two points of the league leading Philadelphia Flyers in the Western Division.
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al McBean
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Sandy Fitzpatrick
Minnesota
Pittsburgh Penguins
Philadelphia Flyers
Bulls hold off Celtics in tight 118-112 win
Chicago Bulls outscored Boston 39-? in the third quarter to pull away late, with Bob Boozer 26 and Clem Haskins 23 leading the scoring while John Havlicek 32 led the Celtics. The win keeps Chicago ahead in the Western Division playoff race as Boston rallied to within two late.
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Frank Robinson Signs Contract for 115000
Frank Robinson ended a six day holdout by signing a Baltimore Orioles contract believed at 115000 dollars making him among the highest paid AL players. The one year deal carries no performance clauses and keeps him in reasonable company with Willie Mays and Juan Marichal. Robinson noted the deal allows future raises and cited prior MVP and Triple Crown year in 1966.
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Harry Dalton
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Boston Red Sox
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Roberto Clemente
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Los Angeles Dodgers
al Weis
Chicago White Sox
Yastrzemski
Sullivan and Hart Set New England Swim Meet Marks
The 49th New England Intercollegiate Championships opened at Springfield College. Davis Hart, a Springfield College senior, set a New England record in the 1650 yard free with 18 12.4. Dan Sullivan of Connecticut won the 400 yard individual medley in 4 27.7, upsetting Geoff Gallas of Wesleyan. Springfield led with 63 points, Wesleyan 49, Connecticut 30. The meet continues through Saturday.
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Connecticut
College Basketball Scores and Mixed Results in New York Area
Scrambled report lists NYU and Rutgers with scores 34 40 and 72 76 for other teams including Missouri Nebraska and North Carolina Maryland South Carolina Virginia with unclear team names and dates. The fragment hints at a busy college slate with several close margins and varied opponents.
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Rutgers
Fordham
Monhersonsé Missouri
Nebraska
Levis
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Caroling St
Maryland
Caroline
Virwain
Favorites Win In ACC Tourney
North Carolina Duke South Carolina and North Carolina State reached the ACC tournament semifinals in Charlotte. Tar Heels beat Wake Forest 83 70 led by Larry Miller Harlicka helped Duke edge Clemson 43 40 while South Carolina beat Virginia 101 78 and NC State defeated Maryland 63 54. South Carolina Virginia played a high scoring game setting a tournament record 179 points.
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Gamecocks
Larry Miller
Wake Forest
Skip Harlicka
Virginia
Clemson
Maryland
Remington Team Captures Second Half Crib Title
Remington Arms wins the second half cribbage title after a 16 1 victory over Jenkins Brothers at the Greater Bridgeport YMCA. Bassick Co. defeats Bridgeport Brass 4 3 to end the second half schedule as Roy Cox and Frank Ennis win Jenkins doubles titles. Yom Cryan of Remington arms claims the league singles championship with Steve Kuhar finishing second in both halves, avoiding playoffs for first.
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Frank Ennis
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Lenny Saladyga
Ed Liskewicz
Frank Bruno
Mike Karwin
Yom Cryan
Steve Kuhar
Orcutt's Green Faces Open Class Boxing Quarterfinals
Cave Green of the Orcutt Boys' Club boxing team boxes in the Open Class Golden Gloves quarterfinals at 8 30 tonight in Sunny Side Garden New York City. The 160 pound fighter managed by Pinky Morris scored a first round TKO and had a bye in the prior round. He is the last Connecticut representative remaining.
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Orcutt Boys' Club
Sunnyside Garden
New York City
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Connecticut
Killy Suspension Lifted by FIS Clears Meribel Slalom
The International Ski Federation lifted French star Jean Claude Killy’s suspension for professional status. FIS officials said a quick decision was needed as Meribel hosted the day’s slalom with Killy cleared to compete pending further committee approvals.
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Record 65 Schools Entered IC4A Meet Tomorrow Climaxes Track Season
New York AP report notes 65 schools enter the 47th IC4A championships at Madison Square Garden. Villanova defends team title with three defending champions, while stars from Fordham Holy Cross Harvard Notre Dame Yale Rutgers and Colby vie for mile two mile and sprint supremacy.
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Jack Fath
Holy Cross
Art Dulong
Harvard
Messenger
Bill Hurd
Notre Dame
Roland Meritt
Maryland
Hall
Rich Robinson
Yale
Hurd
Vince Bizzaro
Elijah Miller
Rutgers
Bruins Edge Flyers In Wind Damaged Spectrum Thriller
Ken Hodge and Gary Doak scored as the Boston Bruins beat the Philadelphia Flyers 2 1 in a rugged NHL game played at a temporarily closed Spectrum arena. Hodge notched his 21st at 13 39 of the second, Doak added his first of the season at 4 15 of the third, while Pat Hannigan spoiled Gerry Cheevers shutout bid late. Derek Sanderson, Boston’s rookie of the year frontrunner, was hospitalized after a cut above the eye from a shot in the first period as Shack and Zeidel fought, drawing blood and earning matching penalties. Three other Bruins were hurt in the physical clash.
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CYO Western Division Scores Highlight Tight Finals
Our Lady of Providence routed St. Teresa 48 to 18 while St. Ann beat St. Thomas 51 47 in overtime. St. Patrick defeated Holy Family 48 42 as Holy Name and Blessed Sacrament won 53 39 and 52 47 respectively. St. Charles edged St. Mark 95 21.
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