Sacred Heart SHU baseball opener at Beardsley Park
Sacred Heart University plans a 3 PM season opener against Queens College of New York at Beardsley Park as coach Doug Holmquist debuts. The squad fields a strong pitching corps led by Dave Baye and includes a revamped infield with Beaudin Jankovsky Bush and Mullen, plus outfielders Hrabstock and Jasukiewicz.
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Queens College of New York
Beardsley Park
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SHU
Doug Holmquist
Andrew Warde
Houston Astro
Detroit Tiger
Dave Baye
Notre Dame
Baye
Ed Medvecky
Stratford
Nick Martin
Carl Filsinger
Norwalk
Bernhard
Bruce Bernhard
Bill Beaudin
Pete Jankovsky
Cliff Bush
Mike Mullen
Wally Hrabstock
Hank Jasukiewicz
Bob Vagnini
Paul Gazso
Lou Paterinostro
Bill Brown
Bailey and Foster lead Dodgers past Yankees 4 1
In Vero Beach Los Angeles beat New York 4 to 1 as Bob Bailey drove in two with a homer and a triple while Alan Foster worked six shutout innings. Bailey, Haller and Davis had two hits apiece and Davis overtook Versalles for the Dodgers’ batting lead.
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van Murrell
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Ron Allen
Denny Doyle
Larry Dierker
Exhibition Baseball Page Recaps and Today’s Matchups
Recent results show New York Yankees and Chicago teams tallying runs against Baltimore and Detroit with Philadelphia routing Houston. Today’s games feature New York versus Minnesota in Orlando and Atlanta against Baltimore in West Palm Beach, plus Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, and more in various Florida and Texas venues.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Oakland
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Cleveland
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San Francisco
Minnesota
Orlando
Ure Allanta
Baottimore
West
Marichal Training Hard In Bid for 20 Win Season
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal trains in Phoenix as spring camps open with renewed focus after past salary disputes. He arrived later in previous years but this season reached terms early and is aimed at a 20 win campaign.
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San Francisco
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Shea Stadium
Atlanta
Hawkins sparks Pittsburgh win in 148-127 playoff opener
Connie Hawkins led all scorers with 38 points as the Pittsburgh Pipers defeated the Indiana Pacers 148-127 in the opening game of their best-of-five semifinal. Charlie Williams added 29 and Tom Washington 23 for Pittsburgh, while Roger Brown led Indiana with 32 as he fouled out late. The teams meet again Tuesday at the Indiana Fair Grounds Coliseum.
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Bonham
Hayes passes Olympic bid for NBA contract and health
Elvin Hayes will skip the U S Olympic basketball team to pursue a three year NBA deal worth 300000 He may join the Houston Mavericks if drafted Hayes prioritizes his long term health and family over Olympic play while Rockets plan to select him. Fairfield University opens play in the Miami Invitational golf tournament led by captain John Hamel and players Ted Coin and D Fairchild Wheeler.
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D. Fairchild Wheeler Club
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Fairfield
Ted Coin
Wethersfield Country Club
John Hamel
Park and Recreation Department Results Spark Whittier Victory
Lee Jones scored 25 points to lead Whittier gram mar school to a 45-40 win over Franklin and claim the Park and Recreation Department Public School League title at Central High. Joel Sommerville led the losers with 12. In Senior League Stratford AC beat TUS 52-38 St. Michael’s defeated YMCA 55-38 and St. Augustine’s routed St. Cyril’s 67-32. Intermediate action saw Royals top St. Raphael’s 54-45 Good Guys down St. Catherine’s 55-18 and St. John’s edging St. Augustine’s 29-27. The Intermediate final is set for 6:30 tonight Royals vs Good Guys, 7:30 for Eastern division CYO title St. Augustine’s vs St. James. Western division playoffs begin at 6:30 in the girls gym Holy Family vs St. Emery’s 7:30 St. Ann’s vs St. Andrew’s. Winners play for the league crown.
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Park and Recreation Department
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Royals
St. Raphael's
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St. Catherine's
St. John's
St. Augustine’s
St. James
McKinley Beats Bowrey in Garden Indoor Opener
Chuck McKinley a former U.S. Davis Cup star and 1963 Wimbledon champion, defeated Bill Bowrey 6-1 6-3 in the first round at Madison Square Garden. The USLTA International Indoor tour opened with top players Emerson Santana Graebner Ashe and Okker also advancing.
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Bill Bowrey
Australia
Roy Emerson
Manuel Santana
Spain
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Beechwood
Ohio
Arthur Ashe
West Point
N.Y
Tom Okker
Sretland
Madison Square Garden
Richey
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Texas
Charles Pasarel
Puerto Rico
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Bowrey
Santana
Emerson
Mark Cox
England
Pistons Rally Past Celtics to Tie Series in Detroit
Detroit Five led most of the game in a 126-116 playoff victory over Boston as Dave DeBusschere and Eddie Miles sparked a late surge. Bing topped Detroit with 24 points while DeBusschere and Miles added 23 and 15 respectively. Boston stars Russell Howell and Sanders fouled out as Boston faded in the final minutes.
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Toto
Beaty and Hawks Face Warriors In Frisco Tonight
The Hawks led by Zelmo Beaty visit the San Francisco Warriors at the Cow Palace for a Western Division playoff game. Beaty scored a career high 46 in a 111 103 win in St Louis to even the series at 1 1.
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Sly Yankee Wins Yonkers Feature Pace Race
Sly Yankee driven by Vern on Dancer won the $4,000 class A-3 pace at Yonkers Raceway in 2 04 flat before 18 430 fans. Eight year old Tar Heel son trained in Stanley Dancer stable for Irving Berkemeyer of New Milford N J paid 8 00 4 40 3 80. Highland Raider paid 8 20 and 4 20. Barkley Square third at 4 40. Daily double paid 145 on 5 2 with Peacedale Sister 81 20 and Greentree Rex 10 20.
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