Fast Start for Carty Podres and Clendenon
Rico Carty opened the Braves second inning with a single as Atlanta built a lead in an exhibition win over Montreal. Johnny Podres tossed three perfect innings for the Padres in their first ever victory, with Bill Davis delivering a grand slam in the third. Clendenon’s retirement plan was rejected by NL president Warren Giles, leaving the trade to Houston intact. MLB spring results from Boston, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and more featured debuts by Conigliaro and Martin, with Willie Mays and others contributing in varied exhibitions.
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Rico Carty
Johnny Podres
National League
Donn Clendenon
Carty
Atlanta
Braves
Montreal
Podres
Detroit
San Diego Padres
California
Tony Conigliaro
Boston
Billy Martin
Minnesota
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Seattle
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Burlington and Clarinda reach Region 11 JC final night
Burlington shut down Fort Dodge and Clarinda withstood Creston to reach the Region 11 Junior College final at William Penn. Burlington surged from 18-18 to an 88-67 win over Fort Dodge, while Clarinda outshot Creston 81-70 to advance. Fred Brown led Burlington with 28 points, Dick Gibbs 23, and Bill Orr 21 for Fort Dodge. Clarinda’s balanced scoring trumped Randy Long and Larry Thomas 23 points for Creston, as Henry Smith 22 and Bill Lewis 17 paced Clarinda. Burlington improves to 26-6. Clarinda to 25-8. Fort Dodge ends 20-9.
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Oskaloosa
Burlington
Fort Dodge
Clarinda
Creston
Fred Brown
Dick Gibbs
Bill Orr
Wartburg Draws Maryland State In NAIA Opener
Wartburg college of Waverly Iowa earned a first round NAIA tournament matchup against Maryland State of Princess Anne Maryland after posting a 25 0 season mark. Wartburg remains the only undefeated team entering the event in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Wartburg College of Waverly
Iowa
Maryland
State of
Wartburg
Lowe Triumphs With 105 Points In Grant School Shootout
Bobby Lowe topped the goal shooting contest at Grant School Friday with 105 points. Rusty Smith edged Steve Kent in a shootoff for second place, each scoring 9 points.
Sanger Reaches NAIA Final for Upper Iowa in Omaha
Upper Iowa wrestler Dave Sanger advanced to the 191-pound NAIA final in Omaha after defeating Wally Canham of Valley City 7 48. Sanger’s semifinal win highlighted a day where no other Iowa contender reached the final. six UIU wrestlers reached the quarterfinals and two were eliminated in semifinals.
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Omaha
Dave Sanger
Upper Iowa
Sanger
Wally Canham
Valley City
S. C
Otis
Kenne Ti “Tockehiaven
Nington
Mick
Gia
Oregon
Sj Oven
Ueper Iowa
Mike Carr
Wh Wash
Pi Teve
Wild Card Jokers Shine In Angels Padres Exhibition
In Yuma Arizona two zany sluggers Stuart and Ferrara staged a show for the Angels and Padres. Stuart 36 batted five times, doubled, singled, walked twice and struck out while Ferrara 29 delivered three singles in four trips. Padres won 11-5 as both players eye comebacks after recent injuries and stints in Japan and the Dodgers.
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Yuma, Ariz
Dick Stuart
al Ferrara
California Angels
San Diego Padres
Stuart
Angels
Ferrara
Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Aces
Japan
San Diego
Dodgers
Washington Girls Gym Win Second Triangular
The Washington girls gymnastics team earned its second triangular victory at Jefferson on Friday. Kennedy’s Julie Schupbach captured three firsts and won the all-around, but Washington led 60 percent to Kennedy’s 42 and Jefferson’s 1544. Washington’s Jill Jameson won floor exercise and Linnea Johnson added a rare finish as well.
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Washington
Kennedy
Julie Schupbach
Jefferson
Julie
Warriors
Jill Jameson
Linnea Johnson
Paraliet
Julie Becky
Schupbech
Rose Retains World Bantam Title in Australia Fight
Australian boxer Lionel Rose outpointed England's Alan Rudkin in a 15 round title bout at Kooyong Stadium Melbourne to retain the world bantamweight crown. The bout was a gruelling, bell to bell war with Rudkin surviving several knockdown threats and exchanging heavy blows in one of Australia's best fights. Rose weighed 118 pounds to Rudkin's 117.5 and entered as a three to one favorite.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Lionel Rose
England
Alan Rudkin
Koyong Stadium
Rudkin
Rose
Carleton Dominates Midwest Track Meet At Chicago
Carleton captured its fourth straight Midwest conference track title at the University of Chicago fieldhouse. The group won all five relays and the 60-yard dash while totaling 74 points, dominating Chicago which scored 35. Ed Ryan of Monmouth set a meet record in the two mile at 9:37.4 and Dan Gaston of St Olaf tied a high jump mark at 6 feet 5 1/2 inches. Lon Cakerice led Coe to fifth place with one win and key relay finishes.
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Chicago
Carleton
University of Chicago
St. Olaf
Monmouth
Cee
Lawrence
Cornell
Ripon
Knox
Grinnell
Beloit
Ed Ryan
Dan Gaston
Lon Cakerice
Coe
Cakerice
Ae Ve Vy
Baseball AT W PALM 8 ACH AT TEAMS OUTFIELDER NOTES
Fragmented score notes from multiple games include players H R and lines for Minnesota Los Angeles Philadelphia Boston Chicago and Sarasota. Mentions of pitchers Hudson Coombe Wilson and Foster, and batters Edwards Ryan and Andrews appear with mixed team affiliations and locations.
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Cocoa
Beeen
Darwin
Coombe
Edwards
Foster
L—Wilson
Los Angeles
Sudakis
Bruins Stun Trojans In Two Overtimes At UCLA
UCLA escapes two overtimes to win 61 55 at home as Southern Cal’s upset bid ends. Shackelford hits 25 foot buzzer beater to force OT and lead UCLA to an 8 point second extra period surge. Alcindor scores 14 with key baskets in the second OT.
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Ucla Bruins
Southern California
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Lynn Shackelford
Trojans
Southern Cal
Alcindor
Mack Calvin
Steve Jennings
Shackelford
Star Signed but Absent Skinner Tight Lipped
Phillies general manager John Quinn and manager Bob Skinner face an opening spring game without Rich Allen who signed February 27 but did not report to camp. Allen, turning 27 Saturday, reportedly left for Clearwater after March 1, with Skinner refusing to comment until he arrives.
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Clearwater
Fla
John Quinn
Bob Skinner
Philadelphia Phillies
Rich Allen
Phillies
Richi
Allen
Cincinnati
Skinner
Phillie
Quinn
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Cleveland Indians
Gene Mauch
Major Exhibitions at a 4 Mont Teen Soest Fetus
Unclear readable items show scattered names and phrases including likely events and local notes. The legible parts reference exhibitions, a teen presence, and regional names, with minimal coherent actions or outcomes to anchor a concise summary. Further readable context is needed for a precise card.
Placeholder headline from damaged OCR fragment
An unreadable clipping fragment includes scattered names and garbled text, offering no clear event, date, or source organization to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable bits show partial names and stray words, with no identifiable action or location.
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By Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Bill Davis
Clendenon
Warren Giles
Jesus Alou
Astros
Rusty Staub
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Conigliaro
Mike Andrews
Red Sox
Boog Powell
Orioles
Martin
Clyde King
Mays
Giants
Cub
Phil Regan
Dave Marshall
Bob Burda
Hal Lanier
Dodger
Bill Ludakis
Larry Hisle
Bill Laxton
Lowell Palmer
Reds
Pirates
Les Cain
Tigers
Cain
Seattle Pilots
Pilots
Mike Ferraro
Ferraro
Jose Vidal
Ray Fosse
Julian Javier
St. Louis Cardinals
Dominican Republic
Cardinals
Burlington, Clarinda
JC Windup
J. C
Clarings Wi. Greston Foe
William Penn College
St. Wartburg Foe
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Sunny Haga
Florida
Sunken Gardens
St. Petersburg
Bloomsburs
Westmar
Mike Inher
Pper Low
Jailan Beassi
Institute
Ieee
Whitworth
Wash
Steve Exline
Craig Campbell
Ken Melchoir
Lock Haven
Joker
Major
Ring
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
The
Cedar Soap Club
Gazette
John McIvor
Harding
Skip Norton
Mark Gunderson
Kevin Morgan
Mark Enright
Gary Ellis
Richard Reinhold
Bruce Bowles
Jim Atty
Bob Scott
Don Pearson
Craig Cooley
Greg Kingery
David Ernst
Bill Haines
Greg Brown
Lindsey Brown
Rick Willman
Mike Weston
Kurt Jepker
Aldo Nunez
Rick Trarks
Nathan Souk
Carls
W. Palm
t—Wesener
W—D. Hall
L—Woodson, Aman
0. C
Aah
Nefties
Claciane
Clearwatha
Pla
Hudson
Corr
Nola Jonah
Aime
Ryan Rewards
W—Laxton
L—Hudson
Sarasota
Iain
Boston, Andrews
Rangi Ea
Resan
Elma
Eben Bitoas Heron
Ted Meier
Bob Boyd
Johnny Wooden
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Santa Clara
U. of Pacific
Stanford
Oregon State
Washington State
Army
Colgate
Star
Ralph Bernstein
Newmire
Center Point Rd
Leo Bopp
Sal
Seselon
Pro Sports
National Ass'n
W.t
Rencisco
Eben
Ue Berets Sneeea Ladelpheia
American Ass’n
Western
Kentucky
New York
Antonne” Vuissames
Shelton
Bishops Cafeteria
First Ave
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