Twins Power Surge Beats Dodgers as Grzenda Delivers
The Minnesota Twins bombed four homers off the Los Angeles Dodgers including hits from Cesar Tovar Rod Carew and Graig Nettles and a ninth inning blast by reliever Joe Grzenda to erase a 5 0 deficit. Chicago area box scores note Atlanta Washington Houston New York Mets Montreal Detroit and more in spring tune ups with notable performances from rookie Darrell Evans Del Unser and Wally Bunker among others.
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Montreal Eyes NFL Franchise
Montreal city official Gerry Snyder said Montreal is closer to joining the National Football League than a year ago to obtaining a major league baseball franchise. Snyder, who helped push the Expos expansion bid, spoke after attending a recent event.
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Corry Y Produces Two State Diving Champions
Corry YMCA swimmers win two state diving titles at separate venues. Barb Seel posts 223.50 to win the senior girls title at Glenwood pool. Sawyer achieves 266.66 for the boys title at Tech Memorial pool. Other local placers include Viccey siblings and Corry divers in multiple age groups.
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Memorial Services Across Sports Honor Eisenhower
Sports nationwide paused to mourn former President Eisenhower who died Friday. Major league baseball clubs planned tributes at exhibitions in Florida Arizona and California with Monday games delayed until after funeral services. NBA teams observed ceremonies before weekend playoff games and the ABA canceled three regular season games. The Atlanta 500 and other events scheduled moments of silence and postponements reflected the loss of the former president. Arnold Palmer recalled Ike’s warmth after meeting him at Augusta and expressed sadness.
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ABA Sues NBA For Monopoly
SAN FRANCISCO AP A suit seeks injunction and damages in the U S District Court in San Francisco against the National Basketball Association by the American Basketball Association alleging monopoly and anti competitive practices The ABA claims the NBA pressures players to break ABA contracts and blocks movement between leagues In the suit the ABA seeks to void option contracts and challenges league structure a first in the major pro basketball leagues with the potential for multimillion dollar damages
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Sisk Traded to Padres Boosted by Pirates Move
Fort Myers reports Tommie Sisk, formerly with Pittsburgh, traded to San Diego for outfielder Ron Davis and infielder Bobby Klaus. Sisk, 26, praised the deal and expects to start in San Diego. Cannizzaro echoed approval, aiming to catch for the Padres. trade follows Royals 2-1 win over Pittsburgh.
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Fresno bowler leads field to New Orleans Open finale
Bill Allen of Fresno totals 8 807 for 40 games to top four finalists in the PBA New Orleans Open national telecast. Skee Poremsky of El Paso Jim Stefanich Joliet Dick Weber St Louis and Butch Gearhart Fort Lauderdale join for the $6 000 first prize. Allen's total includes 350 Koma pins from 8 of 16 semifinals matches.
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Pineda Bags Four Winners at Santa Anita
Alvaro Pineda rode four winners at Santa Anita yesterday in a strong day for the jockeys.
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Alcindor Signs with Bucks After Bid War
Lew Alcindor of UCLA verbally agreed to a million-dollar contract with the Milwaukee Bucks, choosing the NBA over the ABA amid rival bids. The 7-foot-1 star said he would sign a multi year deal next week, rejecting an auction and noting the pro pace differs greatly from college. ABA officials filed an antitrust suit in San Francisco, claiming NBA sought to monopolize pro basketball.
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Senators Send 3 Players to Minor League Reassignment
Washington Senators reassigned pitchers Jan Dukes Bill Gegolewski and Dick Such to minor league base Plant City. Texas and Tennessee split Cotton Bowl payoff with each receiving 240150.60 dollars for their 1969 game participation.
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Night Owls Special Welding Club Night Notes
Fragmented OCR text lists Corry Jamestown Night Owls and Lady Nite Owls with names Brigette Catalfu Mary Be wards and numbers 168 178. Mentions Friday Night Pepsi Tinke K Daniels and Yorry Heating with unclear context and dates.
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Gary Player Eligible for Tournament of Champions
Rancho La Costa California AP Gary Player South Africa golf star has qualified to play in the $150,000 Tournament of Champions from April 17 to 20. Tournament director Allard Roen said a policy change allows the British Open winner to compete in the event. Player won the British Open in 1969.
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