Wharton County J C hits third in sprint medley at Astrodome
Wharton County Junior College finished third in the sprint medley relay at the Astrodome Federation National Indoor Track and Field Championship with a 3 50 4 time. The quartet included Jorge Vizcarrondo Puerto Rico Vicky Wyche Van Vieck E M Hump Salinas San Antonio and David Price Cuero. Price is in his second year at Wharton and also competes in the 440 440 relay and mile relay. He starred for the Gobbler track team at CHS.
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Cardinals Begin Spring Training Camp In Florida
The St. Louis Cardinals opened spring training in St. Petersburg with 15 pitchers six catchers and rookie Tom Heintzelman under manager Red Schoendienst who returned from the flu. Star pitcher Bob Gibson was absent to attend to personal business as several players remained unsigned including Torre Cardena l Javier Size more and Luis Melendez. Major signings included Maury Wills Alex Johnson and Juan Marichal while Ted Kubiak joined the Brewers and Jim French signed with the Senators.
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Indiana bans Agnew from golf amid Desert Classic incident
The Indiana Legislature barred Vice President Spiro Agnew from playing in Indiana after he twice hit spectators with drives at the Bob Hope Desert Classic. The report notes various other sports moves and personnel changes, including a University of Idaho potential hire for a woman football coach and several college football transfers.
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Royals Acquire McCool from Red Sox in Pitcher Swap
Kansas City Royals obtain Bill McCool rookie of the year 1964 from Boston in exchange for Bob Hawk Taylor. McCool joins the Omaha farm club roster while Taylor moves to Boston affiliate Louisville.
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Cuero Turkey Trotters Bowling League Tech Play
Cuero teams in the SWC race play a tech style match as the Cuero Turkey Trotters Bowling League continues. The text also recalls Ben Hogan the famed golfer and his comeback after a 1949 car crash.
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Expos Select Dale Murray for Spring Training Invite
Dale Murray a pitcher for the Montreal Expos left Wednesday with six other minor leaguers to train with the major league club in West Palm Beach Florida. He will then play minor league baseball in Homestead and return for two weeks of instructional league in St. Petersburg. Last season Murray posted a 4 6 record in the Northern League with Watertown South Dakota and was the sole Expos farmhand chosen for spring training.
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Gobbler Nine Prepare For 1971 Season At Cuero
Cuero High School prepares for the 1971 baseball season under coach Larry Duncan with returning starters led by David Cusack and Mike Hall. The team opens March 2 at Port City against Calhoun and hosts the Gobbler Tournament March 11–13 with eight teams including Samuel Clemens Gonzales Kenedy San Marcos Yoakum Bishop Forest Schulenburg Calhoun.
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Joel Egg
Pat Cusack
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Robbi Kirk
Ronnie Meitzen
Paul Lucas
Mickey Moore
Ricky Hileman
Arnold Taylor
Charles Venegas
Randy Hi
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Gonzales
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San Marcos
Yoakum
Bishop Forest
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Calhoun
Port Lavaca
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Cuero
Richey Tops American Seeds for Macon Tennis Meet
Defending champion Cliff Richey of San Angelo Texas is the No 1 American seed for the $25 000 Macon International Tennis Tournament beginning Tuesday Clark Graebner New York is seeded second while Sie Nastase of Romania and Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia lead the foreign seeds A separate report notes a $7500 Mini Citrus golf event in Tampa March 8-10 with top eight first round scorers added to the $150 000 Florida Citrus Invitational at Orlando starting March 10.
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