President Nixon Will Hand Out First Baseball Ball
President Nixon will attend the California Angels versus Kansas City Royals game at Anaheim Stadium and hand the ball to Air Force Maj. David Luna, while Leo Durocher makes coaching moves by firing Jim Owens. Durocher reshuffles pitching staff with Hub Kittle and Bob Lillis taking roles.
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Pro Cage Playoffs and MLB and NFL news brief
In ABA playoffs East Carolina beat New York 112 108 for a 3 1 lead while Indiana topped Denver 97 95 as Indiana moved ahead 3 1 In NBA Milwaukee beat Golden State 113 93 as Milwaukee led 2 1 Eastern Conference Atlanta at Boston and New York at Baltimore were on tap with New York leading 3 0 Western Conference Los Angeles at Chicago and Milwaukee at Golden State were on schedule with several clinching vibes The National League Giants defeated the Reds 4 1 behind Juan Marichal seven hit effort Chris Speier drove in two runs in the seventh A.L. schedule included Yankees at Boston White Sox at Texas and Minnesota at Oakland while Detroit faced Cleveland in an exhibition finale Indians no hit Rangers 4 0 Steve Dunning Mike Kilkenny Ray Lamb and Milt Wilcox combined for the no hitter The Cubs Mets and Pirates opened their seasons with clubhouse notes President Nixon attended the national opening in Pittsburgh where Clemente was missing and Stargell returned in left field Bonds Francisco and Cincinnati lineups were listed with Marichal starting for San Francisco and Gullett for Cincinnati.
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Long Putting Impresses Hogan at Masters in Augusta
Ben Hogan, receiving the William Richardson Trophy from golf writers, praises modern putting while recalling stormy Fort Worth flights and his early years. The Fort Worth legend, once aloof, is now witty and warm as he discusses dinner host duties and his path to greatness.
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Aaron Leads Masters Round Despite Bridesmaid Image Irk
Tommy Aaron, 35, shot a 68 at Augusta National in blustery winds to grab the first round lead. The Gainesville, Georgia native, golf veteran with 14 runner ups and three international wins, credited a Canadian amateur for smoothing his back swing and boosting confidence after a slow start. He birdied the first two holes, added a birdie on No. 9, bogeyed No. 11, then finished strong with a 15-foot birdie on No. 12 to post four under par.
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Raider Netters Top Andrews With Defaults In Win
The Raiders improved to 3 6 with a win over Greensboro Smith &1 Thursday afternoon. In singles Jim Ratliff Greg Thomas Scott Brown Glenn Lowe Steve Howell and Albert DeLuca won. DeLuca won by default Morland Gueth and Richey Cathey won a doubles match before Smith defaulted the other.
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