Goliad Blanks Cuero 9 2. Gobblers Hitters Shine In Loss
Goliad beat Cuero 9 to 2 at Cuero Park Stadium as Ybarba pitched four hits. Ricky Kasper went 1 for 1 with two walks and two runs for Gobblers. Tim Clarke tripled and Tim Cusack and John Gonzales added singles. Cuero’s Neal Salcher took the loss. Next game is Tuesday at Yorktown after a Cuero tournament set for March 11–13.
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Cuero Park Stadium
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Neal Salcher
Ricky Kasper
Tim Clarke
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David Cusack
John Gonzales
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Taylor
Cunningham
Calhoun
Port Lavaca
CHL
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Cuero Juniors Sweep Relays At Pleasanton Track Meet
Cuero 8th graders score 86 points to win ahead of Gonzales and Samuel Clemens while 9th graders place second with 97 points. Relay teams led by Marion Harper Calvin Blackwell David Scott and David Hill took 440 and 880 relays. Hill added a 1st in 440 and third in broad jump.
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Marion Harper
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David Scott
David Hill
Hill
Arthur Whittington
Steve Keane
Jimmy Feichholz
Eugene Jenkins
Whittington
Jimmy Eichholz
Atlanta 500 Time Trials March 31 NASCAR Pace
The Atlanta 500 time trials begin Wednesday March 31 with the main race set for April 4 at 1 30 p m Fred Lorenzen and Cale Yarborough stand as the only Nascar drivers to win three consecutive superspeedway races and both have moved to Chrysler for 1971.
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Atlanta International Raceway
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Chrysler
Mike Weber
Tri County Golf Association Formed by Cuero Yorktown Yoakum Goliad
A Friday meeting drew representatives from Cuero Yorktown Yoakum and Goliad to form the Tri County Golf Association. Plans include a monthly schedule from May to October with five fifty five dollar entry plus greens fees and a barbecue fund.
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K. D. Kizer, JR
Cuero
Yorktown
Yoakum
Goliad
Tri-County Golf Assa
Frazier Clay World Heavyweight Title Fight Details
Facts and figures for the Joe Frazier Cassius Clay world heavyweight championship. At stake the world title. Participants Frazier 26 0 with 23 KOs and Clay 31 0 with 25 KOs. Time about 1030 p m EST March 8 at Madison Square Garden New York. Attendance 19500 tickets 20 to 150. Live gate 1250000. Closed circuit TV to 350 sites in US and 26 foreign countries. Radio no live broadcast. Purses 2500000 each. Promoters Madison Square Garden and Fight of Champions Inc. Distance 15 rounds. Scoring by referee and two judges. Winner by most rounds with a tie broken by a point system.
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Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Madison Square Garden
United States
Fight of Champions, Inc
Spencer Joins Cardinals As Offensive Line Coach
Joe Spencer, previously an offensive line coach with the New York Jets for three seasons, has accepted a similar role with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Cardinals New York
UPI
Joe Spencer
New York Jets
8&T. Louis Cardinals
Isaac Takes Lead In Grand National Points Race
Bobby Isaac moved to 445 points to lead Richard Petty after a fourth place at Ontario California. James Hylton slipped to third in the standings with 430 points following his 10th place finish.
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Jackson Leads Braves In 1971 Exhibition Opener
Centerfielder Sonny Jackson, moved to the outfield, belted a long triple driving in two in a 4-2 win over the Expos as Atlanta opened its spring training. Manager Sam Harris praised his arm and readiness, while other games saw Yankees, A's, Pirates and Astros in action.
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Atlanta Braves
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Montreal Expos
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Bobby Mitchell
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Washington Senators
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Bill Burback
Ron Klimkowski
Vida Blue
Chris Fothe
Art Boyd
Oakland
San Diego
Joe Rudi
Hal McClain
Bill Melton
Lee Richards
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Jay Johnstone
Chicago
Houston Astros
Boston Red Sox
College Basketball Results From Around The Nation
United Press International reports multiple college men's games with notable scores. LaSalle defeated Lafayette 74 71 while Richmond beat W M 64 66. Texas A M won 92 89 over Arkansas and Oklahoma State triumphed 69 63 over Iowa. Harvard over Brown 65 60 and Princeton over Columbia 71 62. Furman beat Davidson 83 79 in the Southern Conference semifinals. UCLA 103 over California 69 and Arizona State 90 over New Mexico 63 led the schedule. Oregon 101 defeated Washington 76, Penn 108 over Cornell 64, Arizona 82 over Texas El Paso 77.
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Governors Meet in Chicago Over TV Pact and Haywood Case
The NBA Board of Governors will meet in Chicago to discuss the new television pact the 1971-72 schedule and the status of the Spencer Haywood case.
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UPI
National Basketball Association
Board of Governors
Chicago
Spencer Haywood
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