Baseball spring results roll in from multiple matchups
Tribe suffers lone hit through six before Cubs erupt for 11-2 over Tokyo Lotte Orions. Auerbach hits four straight as Milwaukee bats click to 9-4 over San Francisco. Edwards drives in three in Houston 4-0 over Atlanta. Cash and Rodriguez homer as Detroit routs Kansas City 6-2. Mets win 9-4 aided by Pirates’ four errors including two wild pickoffs. Phillies top White Sox 8-6 after a three-run sixth. Sutton and Osteen combine on five-hitter as Dodgers beat Montreal 5-0. Yankees suffer fifth spring shutout in 13 starts against Minnesota.
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Rick Auerbach
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Johnny Edwards
Houston
Atlanta
Detroit
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Jim Nelson
New York Mets
Pirates
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Joe Horlen
Don Sutton
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal
New York Yankees
Minnesota
College team eyes strong 1972 season in league play
The report notes expectations for 1972 with Joe Haefner batting .322 and Bill Cameron .286 in the outfield. Greg Butler and Wayne Hall are named as likely second base options, while the pitching staff centers on Jack Van Yperen Terry Curtis-Lynn Jones and George Wheeler.
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Joe Haefner
Bill Cameron
Jack van Yperen
Terry Curtis
Lynn Jones
George Wheeler
Allison starts from rear after tire shuffle at NASCAR event
The Johnson crew altered tire positions before Sunday's start and Allison chose to race from the back after Nascar official Bill Gazaway warned of the rear start. Johnson called it a mistake and declined comment while the official noted the unusual shuffle. Hermit crabs noted as bait for various saltwater species follow.
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Janior Johnson
Bill Gazaway
National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar
Johnson
Allison
Gazaway
Calhoun Sweeps Pensacola in 1972 Opening Diamond Action
Calhoun Junior College baseball swept Pensacola Junior College in a Wednesday doubleheader led by strong pitching. Archibald tossed eight scoreless innings in game one, Evans finished the last three, and Calhoun edged Pensacola 1 0 in 11 innings. In game two Whitehorn hurled a one-hitter as Calhoun won 2 0 with RBI singles from Underwood and Ethridge. Ethridge and Belue had two hits apiece for Calhoun as the War Hawks improved to open the season.
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Pensacola
Calhoun Junior College
Donald Whitehorn
Jimmy Archibald
Wayne Evans
Pensacola Junior College
CJC
War Hawks
Evans
Archibald
Rod Ethridge
Calhoun
Lanney Belue
Ethridge
Whitehorn
Hawks
Mike Underwood
RBI
University of South Alabama
SA Fresh
All Northern Division stars named in Calhoun JC balloting
The article highlights top performers from Parsons Northeast Mustangs and other teams. Breeden and Patton lead Northeast with 14 and 16 points per game respectively, plus rebounds. Jemison of Brewer ranked seventh in the state at 22.9 ppg while Scott of Calhoun and Hall of Walker posted strong digits. Wyatt led with four first place votes, joined by Burr Pern and Halt as first team choices. voting by Bill Rudolph.
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John Kitchens
Parsons
Pasteason
Breeden
Patton
Bill Elder
Northeast Mustangs
Jemison
Brewer
Tuscaloosa County
Scott
Calhoun
Florence
Hall
Walker
Rebels
Bevill
Wyatt
Burr Pern
Halt
Calhoun Junior College
Bill Rudolph
SEC All Conference Basketball Honors For Alabama Wildcats and Vols
Lyons and Odums helped Alabama reach title contention as Odums led the Tide in assists at 5.54 per game and Kosmalski topped the sophomores with 19.5 PPG. Ball added 16.8 PPG and 10.3 RPG while Compton shot 54.2 percent and averaged 17.3 PPG.
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Kosmalski
Sophs
Lyons
Ball
Rebels
Angels look to rebound after 1971 turmoil shakeup
California Angels overhaul leadership after a disappointing 1971 season. General Manager Dick Walsh and manager Lefty Phillips were fired. Harry Dalton was hired to reshape the club with Del Rice taking over as manager. Key trades sent Alex Johnson and Jim Fregosi away as Tony Conigliaro’s eye injury ends his career.
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Palm Springs
Calif
California Angels
Angels
Dick Walsh
Lefty Phillips
Harry Dalton
Baltimore
del Rice
Alex Johnson
Jim Fregosi
Tony Conigliaro
Dalton
Andy Messersmith
Clyde Wright
Murphy
Rudy May
Beaty Clutch Shot Lifts Utah Over Indiana
Zelmo Beaty banked in a seven second winning basket for Utah after Willie Wise kept the Stars within one at 108-107 with two late free throws. Wise scored 28 and Beaty 20 as Indiana led 108-106. Roger Brown led Indiana with 23 and Fred Lewis added 22.
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Zelmo Beaty
Utah
Indiana
Willie Wise
Stars
Roger Brown
Beaty
Wise
Brown
Freddie Lewis
Notable college basketball All-America picks listed
The page lists numerous players named to first second and honorable mention teams by height school and hometown across the United States including Henry Bibby UCLA Frank Linton NC Robert McAdoo NC Richie Fuqua Oral Roberts Tom McMillen Maryland Bud Stallworth Kansas Wil Robinson West Virginia and many others with origins spanning Greensboro NC Perth Amboy NJ Mansfield PA Uniontown PA and beyond.
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Dianapolis
Henry Bibby
UCLA
Franklinton
N.C
Robert McAdoo
North Carolina
Greensboro
Richie Fuqua
Oral Roberts
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brian Taylor
Princeton
Perth Amboy
N.J
Tom McMillen
Maryland
Mansfield
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Hartselle
Ala
Wil Robinson
Virginia
Uniontown
Henry Wilmore
Michigan
Russell Lee
Marshall
Tom Burleson
North Carolina State
Bob Morse
Penn
Bill Chamberlain
Tracy Tripucka
Lafayette
Luke Witte
Ohio State
Harold Fox
Jacksonville
Greg Kohls
Syracuse
John Brown
Missouri
Alan Hornyak
Bob Nash
Hawaii
Fred Boyd
Oregon State
Steve Hawes
Washington
Kresimir Cosic
Brigham Young
Mel Davis
St. John’s
N.Y
Hank Siemiantowski
Villanova
Kevin Joyce
South Carolina
Arnie Berman
Brown
Wendell Hudson
Alabama
Jim Andrews
Kentucky
Mike Edwards
Tennessee
Tom Parker
Dennis Wuycik
Roy Ebron
Southwestern Louisiana
Ernie DiGregorio
Providence
Marvin Barnes
Doug Collins
Illinois State
Larry Finch
Memphis State
Corky Calhoun
Allie McGuire
Marquette
Ron Thomas
Louisville
Bob Lackey
Ernie Fleming
John Gianeli
Pacific-U
Paul Stovall
Arizona State
John Williamson
New Mexico State
Richie Garner
Manhattan
Kermit
American U
Nolan Ryan Impresses Mets Amid Spring Angles Hype
Nolan Ryan, a 10 game winner from the New York Mets, has shown wildness yet strength as the Angels adopt Forget 1971 as their spring motto. Returnees have responded to the challenge and effort.
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Nolan Ryan
New York Mets
Angels
Pell Looks to Lock In Careful Spring Drills
Pell outlined spring practice plans after eight days, focusing on defense refinements and several key position changes. He noted Sam Johnson to guard and Marc Berg to tackle, with Walls moving to wide receiver and Mills to guard, while Shaddix and Cavan adjusted to new roles as the team sets first units for offense and defense.
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Pell
Sam Johnson
Marc Berg
Roy Shaddix
Hassell Walls
Phil Cavan
David Mills
Sam
Berg
Shaddix
Mills
Walls
Ben Peters
Johnson
Alan Paseur
Mike Cundiff
Bill Glover
Mike Echols
Buddy Talley
Ralph Brock
Boyce Callahan
Ray Laney
Gordon Knowlton
Jim Blankenship
Gene Preskitt
Henry Studyvent
Randall Deavers
Ricky Brothers
George Porter
Ron Beaucham
Scotty Marcum
Spinner lure with pork rind strips lures trophy fish
Fishermen favor a spinner type lure for all gamefish and say adding pork rind strips acts like frosting on a cake, potentially enticing a lunker to strike.
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Chicago Cubs
Tokyo Lotte Orions
Norm Cash and
Aurelio Rodriguez
Greg Butler
Wayne Hall
H.r.so
R. Maze
R. Etlidge
M. Underwood
D.—Shirley
B. Blankenship
L. Belue
J. Archibald
Mobley
Parker
Low
Moore
R. Ethridge
S. Steadman
Eam
B. Beck
John Snow
Vanderbilt
Bill Ligon
Lyons and Odums
California
New York
Otasco
Brunswick Passenger Tire Guarantee
Brunswick
Longlife
Decatur
Jcpenney
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