Repoz Lashes 3 Homers as Yankees Beat Reds 10-9
Roger Repoz homered three times to power the New York Yankees past Cincinnati 10-9 in Fort Lauderdale. Gordy Coleman drove in five for the Reds with a homer triple and single while Johnny Edwards added a homer. Lou Clinton delivered a bases loaded winner in the ninth for New York.
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Lakers Take 2 0 Lead in Nba Playoffs Over Hawks
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Hawks 125 116 in game two as Elgin Baylor scored 42 points. Boston Celtics hold a 1 0 edge on Philadelphia in the other series with injuries adding to a tense playoff push.
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Harnisch Ties for 1st in ABC Classic
Tom Harnisch of Buffalo NY piled up a nine game total of 1 903 to tie for first in the ABC Classic all events at Rochester NY He opened with 619 in singles and finished fourth in the PBA Tournament of Champions in Akron.
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Sanders Aims to Win Masters with Hot Putting Streak
Doug Sanders, 32, from Ojai California, arrives at Augusta National for the Masters with a hot putting streak and three wins in a row this season. He challenges the Big Three Palmer Nicklaus Player, saying his improved putting and mindset could beat them on the 6 980 yard par 72 course. Palmer counters Sanders is playing well and has confidence, while Sanders notes his choice to quit drinking and focus on golf.
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Say Dietzel To Resign at Army
Two newspapers report Paul Dietzel will resign as Army head football coach to become athletic director and head coach at the University of South Carolina. Columbia State says a formal announcement would come at a Wednesday news conference. New Orleans Time-Picayune cites an Army announcement today and immediate search for a new coach.
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Eagle by C R Golfer on Finkbine Course
Albert Martinko of Cedar Rapids fired an eagle on No 9 at the old Finkbine course in Iowa City. He knocked in a 16d yard shot with a 5 iron while playing with Chuck Welch Rusty Miller and Chuck y Ritchert in the group.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
A Cedar Rapids column recalls spring training in Florida and a deadly Tampa Bay tornado. It notes George Noble, longtime Cedar Rapids baseball fixture, his death and memory, plus Yankees prospects Bobby Murcer and Fritz Peterson and a broader AL race outlook.
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Miller Appointed to Ram Coaching Staff
Mount Vernon Cornell College announces the appointment of Steve Mizer Marion as assistant coach and head swimming and baseball coach, effective fall 1966. A 1965 Cornell graduate with a NCAA postgraduate scholarship, Miller earned nine varsity letters and led teams to conference titles, while earning MVP and athlete of the year awards.
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Tickets Sold For NCAA Meet In Louisville Final
Tickets for the 1987 NCAA basketball finals in Louisville drew immediate demand with over 40 000 applications in the first mail batch. Executive director James Browitt reported 12 000 seats sold and the remaining 6 000 to be distributed to coaches officials and fans of the four participating teams for March 24 25 events.
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Hockey Berth Awarded to St Louis Club
A syndicate led by Sidney Salomon Jr of St Louis won a sixth expansion NHL franchise after a unanimous vote by the board of governors at a morning meeting. A conditional franchise was also awarded to St Louis.
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Reds Trade Keough To Atlanta Braves Revealed
The Cincinnati Reds sold outfielder Marty Keough to the Atlanta Braves for an undisclosed cash amount and a player to be named later. Keough, 31, largely served as a reserve outfielder and pinch hitter after joining the Reds in 1962 from the Washington Senators.
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Hawkeyes Fall to Arizona in Series Opener
Arizona pitcher Pat O'Brien limited Iowa to three hits as the Wildcats beat the Hawkeyes 7 2 in Tucson. O'Brien struck out 15 with eight walks before yielding in the seventh. Arizona pulled away with four unearned runs and added three more in the eighth.
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Trophy for Cat from Chicago Press Club
Michigan All-America guard Cazzie Russell will receive the Abe Saperstein Trophy as the nation's top college basketball player. The award will be presented Wednesday night at halftime of a Harlem Globetrotters game in Chicago.
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