Cuero Junior High Track Meet Draws Notable Attendance
Cuero Junior High hosted a Friday track and field meet at Gobbler Stadium with fourteen 7th and 8th graders and eight freshmen teams. Finals began at 7:30 p.m. with Cuero claiming multiple relays and field event wins and high school athletes later traveling to San Antonio for the Randolph meet.
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Baseball Friday results shuffle leads in tight day
Friday results include New York N defeating Minnesota 5 3 and Cincinnati overpowering Boston 10 5 Houston beat Montreal 8 4 while Chicago N toppled Milwaukee 12 3 San Francisco won 4 2 over San Diego Oakland beat California 2 0 New York A edged Baltimore 3 2 Saturday games feature Montreal Baltimore Minnesota Boston and several interleague matchups across major teams including Pittsburgh Cincinnati Detroit and New York clubs with multiple city pairings and league entries.
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NBA Playoff Scores Western and Eastern Division Notes
United Press International reports a series of playoff results with scores across the Eastern and Western divisions. Key games include Los Angeles 105 to Chicago 95 and Ball 119 to Phil 107, with several matchups listed for upcoming sites and dates.
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Gobblers to Host San Marcos Rattlers in Cuero Park
Cuero High School Gobblers prepare to face the San Marcos Rattlers at Cuero Park Stadium on Tuesday March 30 at 7 30. Cuero seeks revenge after an 11 1 loss as Ricky Kasper spoiled a potential no hitter and Tink McMichen scored the lone Gobbler run. The squad includes Mike Hall David Cusack Ricky Kasper Neal Salcher Robert Caskey Tim Clarke Joel Egg John Gonzales Randy Henry Robbi Kirk Tink McMichen Ronnie Meitzen Arnold Taylor.
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UCLA Faces Villanova In Astrodome Big One
UCLA meets Villanova in the Astrodome for the NCAA title game as the Bruins chase a fifth straight crown and a seventh in eight years. UCLA, 29–1, is a heavy favorite with 35,000 fans expected and television coverage at 5 p.m. EST.
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UCLA Favored Over Villanova In Final NCAA Game
Harrah’s oddsmakers in Reno Nevada set UCLA as a 7 44 point favorite over Villanova in the championship game.
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Giants consider move to New Jersey for stadium complex
The text discusses the New York Giants possibly relocating to New Jersey if an appealing stadium with parking and access roads is built. It also contains miscellaneous sports notes and personal reflections about players, coach opinions, and local athletic figures.
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Special Days Announced For La Bahia Downs 1971 Spring Meet
La Bahia Downs in Goliad announced a nine day Spring race meet featuring March 26 Press Day and March 28 San Antonio Day April 2 Beeville Day April 3 Houston Day April 4 Corpus Christi Day and April 11 Victoria Day. The program includes the Anticipation Derby at 300 yards and South Texas Derby Trials plus All Distance Series No 2. A strong South Texas Derby field includes Jet Space Red Bee Joe Full Moon Zestee and Pines Birdie. Stakes highlighted by Texas Futurity South Texas Derby Anticipation Derby and Distance Series with entries from 23 states. A four foot jockey statue, recently added, will bear the winning colors each year.
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Townsend Leads Italian Open With 68 In First Round
Peter Townsend of England shot a three under par 68 to take the first round lead at the Italian Open, held in Alassio for the first time since 1960.
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Paige of History Highlights Hall of Fame Claim
A faded reminiscence recalls Paige as the Negro Leagues first electee amid early controversy. Satch Paige, dubbed ageless, hinted the prop 70 rule would not block his Hall of Fame fate wherever placed.
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Frazier Faces Tests After Ali Title Defense
Cloverlay Inc which holds the contract of Joe Frazier says the heavyweight champion will undergo further tests with another doctor after release from St Luke's Hospital Philadelphia today Frazier has been hospitalized several days after his successful five round title defense against Muhammad Ali on March 8.
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Two Nominees Chosen for Minor League Presidency
Columbus Ohio PD George Sisler Jr and Hank Peters of the Cleveland Indians were named Friday as candidates to succeed retiring Phil Piton as president of the minor leagues. A screening committee nominated them and each league will vote in May. Piton retires year end.
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New Braunfels Wins Cuero High Golf Meet In Cuero
New Braunfels High School golf team wins the Cuero High Golf Tournament with Jimmy Guerrero 33 35 68 and Joe Guerrero 38 36 74 leading the individuals. New Braunfels posts 300 to top Sinton 322 as Victoria 324 and Pleasanton 331 follow. Cuero finishes fifth with 336 in the high school’s Friday event.
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