Tanana Confident and Ready for Angels Opening Day
California pitcher Frank Tanana, age 22, exudes luckless swagger and aims to improve every stat including ERA after a 16-9, 2.62 season line. He dazzled in spring with seven scoreless innings and a Cubs tuneup, insisting he deserves the opener and seeks to be among baseball’s best. Angels offense supplied 14 hits led by Joe Lahoud’s three run homer and Ed Hermann’s two run shot.
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Angels
Joe Lahoud
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Baseball scores flash across spring exhibition slate
In New Orleans Superdome opener Houston 12 Minnesota 8 leads a day of spring games. St Louis Cardinals rout Boston 10-3 as McGlichem goes distance and Brock and Kessinger notch four hits. White Sox top Braves 6-3 behind Wood and Downing's key plays. Padres fall to A’s 7-4 with Torrez debut. Phillies outslug Pirates 8-6. Dodgers top Giants 6-3. Mets edge Yankees 3-2 in 11 innings.
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Bowling Scores Show Wide Night At Lancer Lanes
Frank Kubovec starred for Cryovac Men with 225 814 for Lancer Lanes while Bill Good led May City Ni ters at 221 614. Sue Young and Joyce Proctor topped Cryovac Ladies and Sunday Strikers with strong scores, amid a sprawling roster of lane results and honors across Castle Lanes May City and related clubs.
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Reds Add Bat Power Should Repeat Easily
Reds personnel gains include Bob Bailey as a right handed pinch hitter and Mike Lum as a left handed reliever, boosting Sparky Anderson’s lineup. The team, already strong in speed, defense, pitching and depth, aims to carry that momentum to the 1976 season and contend for the National League pennant.
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Reds
Bob Bailey
Mike Lum
Sparky Anderson
Strengths of Big Three anchor Reds in West title bid
Baseball preview highlights Cincinnati stars Johnny Bench Joe Morgan and Pete Rose along with Tony Perez building a strong inner lineup. Dodgers threaten after losing Messersmith but rely on pitching led by Sutton Hooton Ray. Giants lag while Astros Padres Braves Mets Cardinals Phillies Cubs Expos chase.
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Cy ‘Young
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Doc Medich
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Rennie Stennett
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Mike Schmidt
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Coe Opens Golf and Tennis Campaigns
Five lettermen on each Coe squad begin the season with a Tuesday best ball meet at Grinnell and a Thursday road tennis match against Wisconsin Platteville. The golf team also plays Cedar Falls Saturday and a best ball against Northern Iowa. Eastern Iowans Dick Jacobsen Bill Vincent Mark Dukes Kurt Lichty Mike Cashion and Gary Rozek join as top contenders under coach Bill Fletcher.
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NHL Playoffs Schedule Rough Readout For Four Series
Preliminary round listings show matchups: St Louis vs Buffalo with dates in April and televised times, Vancouver vs New York Islanders with multiple April games, ananta Los Angeles vs Toronto with tentative April dates and possible games, and Pittsburgh vs Toronto with a series of April dates and times.
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May Leads East Win In All Star Classic
Indiana star Scott May scored 24 and Alabama’s Leon Douglas added 18 as the East defeated the West 91 to 87 in the annual college all star basketball classic in Las Vegas. May scored seven points in the final two minutes, reversing an 83-82 East deficit and going 10 for 16 from the floor to help secure the victory for the East.
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